Alan Steel Asset Management backs Gallacher

to return sub par performance

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Alan Steel Asset Management will for once be chasing below par performance from its activities after becoming the main sponsor for professional local golfer Stephen Gallacher.
Stephen plays on the European Tour and has won over 4 million Euros in prize money in the last 10 years.
Consistently ranked in the top 100, Stephen has been playing on the tour since 1996 and is a previous winner of the Dunhill Links Championship.
Alan Steel Asset Management has a long-standing policy of supporting local sporting champions with show jumpers, windsurfers and taekwondo specialists all featuring on its books in the past.
The Alan Steel Asset Management brand will feature on Stephen’s headwear with clients being treated to a number of days on the links with the professional.
Steve Forbes, pictured above, managing director at Alan Steel Asset Management, said: “I am a keen golfer and there are a few others who play golf in the office and we got to know Stephen after meeting him at the nearby golf range. Stephen is a wonderful talent who we are delighted to be working with and I know clients will be excited at the prospect of playing golf with him. He is also a very well connected individual and will be a wonderful ambassador for our company.”
Steve added: “Whether he can help me get my own handicap into single figures is perhaps asking too much, but hopefully he’ll be happy to share one or two professional tips.”
The local partnership works well for both parties and after working with companies from around the world, Stephen said it was great to be linking up with an established business that shared his own background.
He said: “I know the deal will be good for both Alan Steel Asset Management and myself, but I also hope it will be good for the local area more generally. Certainly I am looking forward to a long lasting relationship.”
This was a sentiment echoed by Steve who said: “This is not a one-year deal, but something we hope will run for a long time and create advantages for both parties and the wider community here in Linlithgow as well.”