HC Financial has announced the renewal of its sponsorship with Connacht Rugby for another two seasons. This sponsorship has been a huge success since it began in 2013 and has also involved HC Financial providing financial advice to staff, players and the wider Connacht Rugby family over the past eight years.
Gerry Cuddy, CEO of HC Financial said that its partnership with Connacht rugby is a wonderful opportunity to connect with the local community and a wider national audience, while sharing the values of dedication, integrity, energy, passion and humility.
“We have the expertise and the experience to help people make the right financial decisions when they need it most. Our roots are firmly set in the West of Ireland for well over 30 years, with a local team of expert advisors on hand to work with real people with real concerns,” he said.
HC Financial advises hundreds of clients every year on life and critical illness cover, financial planning, savings and investments, retirement planning and pensions, mortgages and guidance through the complexity of the tax system.
Michael Sherlock – Head of Sales at HC Financial said that sport plays such a huge role for all of us, spectators and players alike.
“The last 20 months or so has required huge resilience and strength from the community as a whole, local businesses, the players and management and our own staff here at HC Financial.
“We look forward to the season ahead with renewed optimism and enthusiasm and a safe return to what we hold familiar and dear,” he added.
Philip Patterson, Head of Commercial and Marketing at Connacht Rugby said they are delighted to renew their partnership with HC Financial.
“HC Financial have been official partners of the club since 2013 and we are grateful for their continued support not only in terms of their sponsorship but also for the level of support and services they have provided our staff and players.
“We look forward to continuing our journey with them during what will be an exciting period for the club both on and off the field,” he said.
