Paul Lawrie signs sponsorship deal with Cloud9 personal aviation
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Paul Lawrie has signed an exclusive sponsorship agreement with Cloud9, the international personal aviation company.
Lawrie, from Aberdeen, has not only achieved success on golf’s European Tour with four tournament wins, but has also managed one of golf’s greatest ever achievements by winning the Open championship in 1999.
Cloud9, based in New York and Edinburgh, have also developed into an established player in its own field of private aviation, where it prides itself on an elite level of service to an elite group of private and corporate clients. Through its global network, Cloud9 is perfectly placed to provide flights and servicing to its clients worldwide.
CEO Andrew Mason commented: “We are delighted to form a relationship with Paul Lawrie, who is one of Scotland’s greatest achievers in the game of golf. To have Paul promoting and supporting Cloud9 when he plays events all over the World is a fantastic marketing tool for us. The demographic of golf and golf professionals is a perfect target audience for the elite air travel service that we offer.”
On signing the agreement, Lawrie was similarly pleased to be partnering with a company dedicated to providing a first class personal service to its clients. He stated: “I’m really excited to be starting a relationship with Cloud9 and I look forward to using their fleet of aircraft to travel back from a number of tournaments this year. We’ve been very impressed by their dedicated team and the service that they provide.”
The agreement will see Lawrie wearing the Cloud9 corporate logo on his clothing in the coming year.
About Cloud9:
Cloud9 International is one of the leading aviation companies operating globally and offering a range of services including jets, helicopters, limousines, concierge and close protection. Its client base is drawn from music and entertainment, celebrity, sports, private wealth and corporate. For more information on the incredible range of membership benefits, go to
www.cloud9-jets.com
NEWS RELEASE
Paul Lawrie has signed an exclusive sponsorship agreement with Cloud9, the international personal aviation company.
Lawrie, from Aberdeen, has not only achieved success on golf’s European Tour with four tournament wins, but has also managed one of golf’s greatest ever achievements by winning the Open championship in 1999.
Cloud9, based in New York and Edinburgh, have also developed into an established player in its own field of private aviation, where it prides itself on an elite level of service to an elite group of private and corporate clients. Through its global network, Cloud9 is perfectly placed to provide flights and servicing to its clients worldwide.
CEO Andrew Mason commented: “We are delighted to form a relationship with Paul Lawrie, who is one of Scotland’s greatest achievers in the game of golf. To have Paul promoting and supporting Cloud9 when he plays events all over the World is a fantastic marketing tool for us. The demographic of golf and golf professionals is a perfect target audience for the elite air travel service that we offer.”
On signing the agreement, Lawrie was similarly pleased to be partnering with a company dedicated to providing a first class personal service to its clients. He stated: “I’m really excited to be starting a relationship with Cloud9 and I look forward to using their fleet of aircraft to travel back from a number of tournaments this year. We’ve been very impressed by their dedicated team and the service that they provide.”
The agreement will see Lawrie wearing the Cloud9 corporate logo on his clothing in the coming year.
About Cloud9:
Cloud9 International is one of the leading aviation companies operating globally and offering a range of services including jets, helicopters, limousines, concierge and close protection. Its client base is drawn from music and entertainment, celebrity, sports, private wealth and corporate. For more information on the incredible range of membership benefits, go to
www.cloud9-jets.com
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