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BRAMMER SERVES UP A SPORTING SPONSORSHIP WITH RISING BADMINTON STAR

Brammer, the UK's leading supplier of maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) product and services, has joined forces with one of the nation's rising sporting stars, Jordan Hart.

Jordan, 16, from Pembroke Dock, is one of the UK's most successful young badminton players, having won three gold medals for the singles, doubles and mixed titles at the recent Welsh National Sports Centre tournament and dominating the Junior Nationals earlier in the year.

Ian Ritchie, Brammer UK Managing Director, commented: "Jordan is one of the UK's most talented young sports stars and we are thrilled to support her as a sponsor partner in her immediate campaign competing in the Youth Commonwealth Games. She shows total commitment and has a natural flair for her sport. We will be cheering her on all the way."

The three year sponsorship programme with Brammer follows the opening of its latest Sales & Service Centre at Pembroke Dock, which was officially launched by Jordan along with the Mayor of Pembroke Dock, Cllr Maureen Colgan.

Brammer supplies an unrivalled range of more than two million products from the world's leading engineering component manufacturers. In addition to this comprehensive product portfolio, Brammer offers a range of value-added support services to help its customers reduce their total acquisition costs, improve production efficiency and reduce working capital. Through its specialised 'Insite' service, Brammer can also provide dedicated resource on a customer site to manage inventory, provide technical advice and support and help standardise and rationalise use of MRO products. 

For further information on the range of products and services available from Brammer, call 08447 36 36 16 or visit www.brammer.co.uk

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