The Dyldam Parramatta Eels are proud to renew their partnership with Cleanaway for a further three years.
Cleanaway have upgraded their involvement with the Eels and will feature on the uniforms of our on-field trainers for the first time in 2015.
“It is an exciting time. We have been developing a relationship with the Eels for the last couple of years and it’s a very strong base for us for our business and we are really excited for this year and the coming years ahead” said David Clancy, General Manager NSW.
The partnership is a good fit for the Eels and Cleanaway with both brands values aligning well, especially with particular focus on the work done in the community.
“I think it is similar beliefs and that engagement with the community and being a real local team. That is where we (Cleanaway) see the real synergy between ourselves,” said Clancy.
“Even though we are a large organisation, waste is really a local and wider solution so we have that local connection.”
Along with the work done in the local community, Cleanaway has a strong presence in the Northern Territory, where the Eels have locked in a pre-season trial and round fixture up until the end of 2017.
“We have a very strong business in the Northern Territory. It is an exciting opportunity for us to share with our customers and our staff in Darwin by participating with the Eels to spread the game up there in the Northern Territory” said Clancy.
Cleanaway, a subsidiary company of Transpacific, own and manage a number of waste processing operations, including advanced waste treatment facilities, transfer stations, resource recovery and recycling facilities, secure product destruction operations and quarantine treatment operations.
