Randstad extend sponsorship agreement


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By Williams F1 Team
January 15 2009

The AT&T Williams team annnounced that the Randstad company extended their sponsorship agreement with the team with Randstad being promoted to the status of a senior partner, with cockpit side branding on the FW31 and multiple branding positions on the team and driver overalls. Team Principal, Frank Williams was delighted that Randstad have increased their level of engagement with the team.

 
 Randstad extend sponsorship agreement
 

The AT&T Williams team today confirmed that it had entered into an extended and increased sponsorship agreement with Randstad Holding nv, a specialist in the fields of flexible work and human resources services.

Randstad has been a team sponsor since 2006. Following agreement to enter into a three year partnership with Williams F1 in January 2007, Randstad Holding nv has decided to consolidate its sponsorship activities following its merger with Vedior.

Frans Cornelis, Randstad’s Managing Director, Group Marketing & Communications said, “We are very happy that we are able to enhance the efficiency of our marketing budgets by concentrating more on the platforms that have shown real value in relationship management and brand building, as our programme with the AT&T Williams team has demonstrated. This sponsorship offers opportunities in even more territories, like Australia, Singapore and Latin America, where we now have sizeable business interests following the merger with Vedior. Finally we applaud the efforts for the forthcoming season to stimulate the development of energy-recovery technology, as we think that this is of great importance for the future.”

The new, extended agreement with the team will see the partnership lengthened for an additional term and will see Randstad promoted to the status of a senior partner, with cockpit side branding positions on the FW31 and multiple branding positions on the team and driver overalls, reflecting the company’s core interest in the team’s human inputs.

Commenting on this new agreement, the AT&T Williams Team Principal, Frank Williams said, “I am delighted that in the past three seasons we have worked successfully with Randstad and as a consequence they have increased their level of engagement with the team for the second time. I hope this reflects the real value the sponsorship can bring to their newly merged business.”

About Randstad
Last year’s merger between Randstad & Vedior created the second largest HR services provider in the world. At any one time, Randstad’s 34,000 staff, operating in over 50 countries worldwide, are managing the placement and employment of 700,000 people, generating revenues in excess of €17 billion in 2007 and in so doing are playing a pivotal role in the world of work.

For more information, please see www.randstad.com

 

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gabal
15/01/2009 14:14
And so the pre-rollout buildup begins smiling smiley

If I'm reading it correctly Randstad will have position Petrobras had or the one a bit more towards the rear?

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rmn
15/01/2009 18:49
Great news - Looks like Williams are starting to make up for the sponsors they lost

pgj
15/01/2009 19:02
Any good news is encouraging.

Williams and proud of it.

Francesc
15/01/2009 20:33
I hope they announce another new sponsor at Monday

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