blueseventy has opened applications for 2015 athlete, event and team sponsorships in swimming and triathlon. The Seattle based company, which has offices in New Zealand and the UK, welcomes high calibre applications for its 2015 ambassador programme.
blueseventy has been lucky enough to partner with some of the best athletes and events on the planet. The company notes that these incredible athletes have worn blueseventy products at national and international events, winning major elite titles as well as age-group triathlon championships, open water events, and masters swimming world titles and records.
Sponsorship manager, Ryan Vanderloop, said: “Working with the best athletes in the world inspires us.”
He added: “Quite simply our athletes drive the direction of our company and we encourage two-way communication with all of our athletes so that they feel part of team blueseventy.”
blueseventy receives hundreds, if not thousands, of sponsorship applications every year. The successful applications are those that can provide ‘valuable product feedback, represent the brand with pride and passion in competition and be creative in communicating their association with blueseventy.’
The application process for 2015 ambassadors is open now via blueseventy.co.uk/pages/apply-for-sponsorship.
blueseventy is accepting applications until 15 December and will contact the successful athlete ambassadors in January 2015. In this instance, sponsorship is based primarily on the supply of kit rather than financial investment.
Aptly named to suggest 70% of the earth is covered in water, blueseventy is a world leader in pool, triathlon, and open water tech suits, wetsuits, and swimskins. Since 1993, the company has designed, tested, refined and crafted products using ‘superior materials and revolutionary details that equate to comfort, freedom from restriction and ultimately a competitive advantage in the water.’
blueseventy notes that its products have instilled confidence in beginners as well as carried world-class athletes to countless Olympic and World victories.
