Leading Worcestershire independent connections provider, Network Power Connections, has been announced as a new Local Champion for Worcestershire County Cricket Club.
Operating on a national scale, Network Power Connections prides itself on providing new electrical connections from design through to delivery.
A prominent local cricketing institution based at Worcester’s iconic New Road ground, Worcestershire County Cricket Club boasts a rich and storied history marked by notable achievements and passionate cricketing traditions.
In becoming an official Local Champion for the club, Network Power Connections is now just one of five local businesses to pledge its support at this level, while also becoming an individual sponsor for Worcestershire Rapids Men’s opener, Jake Libby.
Having originally debuted for Worcestershire County Cricket Club in 2020, Jake has since become a local champion, renowned as a consistent source of runs at the top of the order.
Discussing this exciting new opportunity, Jon Miles, Operations Director of Network Power Connections, said: “As a Worcestershire-based business, it’s great to support a club that plays such an important role in the community. We’re also pleased to be sponsoring batter, Jake Libby, this season, backing both the team and individual talent on the field.
Supporting organisations that bring people together and represent the region is something we truly value, and we’re looking forward to following the team throughout the season.”
An integral part of the county amongst the general public and local business community alike, Worcestershire County Cricket Club is one of eighteen first-class county clubs within the domestic cricket structure of England and Wales.
Headquartered at Lowesmoor Wharf, Worcester, Network Power Connections works closely with Distribution Network Operators [DNO], Independent Distribution Network Operators [IDNO], Building Network Operators [BNO] and those operating private networks to deliver high-quality electrical connections and supply solutions.
For more information visit https://wccc.co.uk.
