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Worcestershire County Cricket Club is delighted to announce a landmark partnership with GLP Training Ltd, a leading provider of apprenticeships and commercial training solutions, providing career progression routes and pathways for individuals across the UK.
This collaboration appoints GLP Training as the Official Main Training Kit Partner for the Club, commencing with the upcoming season and extending through at least the next three seasons.
Under this agreement, GLP Training’s branding will feature prominently on all Worcestershire men’s and women’s training apparel, underscoring a shared commitment to excellence, development, and community engagement.
Joe Tromans, Commercial Director at Worcestershire, expressed his enthusiasm for the partnership: “We are thrilled to welcome GLP Training as our Official Main Training Kit Partner.
“Their dedication to empowering individuals through education and skill development aligns seamlessly with our values at Worcestershire.
“This partnership perfectly reinforces our commitment to fostering talent both on and off the field.”
Gemma Parsons, Managing Director of GLP Training Ltd, shared her excitement about the collaboration: “Partnering with Worcestershire County Cricket Club is a significant milestone for GLP Training.
We strongly believe in the power of continuous learning and development, principles that resonate with both our organisation, Worcestershire County Cricket Club and the sport of cricket as a whole. This partnership allows us to engage more closely with the Worcester community, supporting our mission to make a lasting, positive impact for both businesses and individuals through educational and training initiatives.”
For more information about GLP Training Ltd and their services, please visit www.glptraining.co.uk.
Name of Author: Worcestershire County Cricket Club
Worcestershire County Cricket Club, founded in 1865, represents the historic county of Worcestershire in England and Wales. Known as ‘the Pears’ and playing at New Road, Worcester, the club’s T20 team is branded as the Worcestershire Rapids. Worcestershire joined the County Championship in 1899 and has participated in every top-level domestic cricket competition in England since achieving first-class status.
