1/10/2006

27/7/2007

The Mobile Point have completed a new sponsorship deal with Rugby Super League giants Hull FC to be their new collar sponsors for 2008 on a five-figure rolling deal.

It is a new association between the companies and one The Mobile Point managing director Martin Lauer is delighted about.

He said: “Hull FC fit our profile perfectly. Mobile phones and sports clubs link up very well, just look at Chelsea and Samsung.

“We have been looking for a sporting organisation to associate our company with and we’re delighted to have joined forces with a progressive and ambitious club like Hull FC.

“For us this agreement compliments our emotional ties with the people of Hull, which as a local company we are very proud of.”

The Mobile Point are not just involved with mobile phones, they are also in IT and business communications.

James Rule, Hull FC chief executive said: “We are delighted to have another local company on board and we believe this is the beginning of what will become an excellent partnership.

“I have been very impressed by their organisation in terms of both products and personnel and we will be proud to wear their brand on our shirts in 2008.

23/11/2006

Supporting the NHS Communication Systems

Today, The Mobile Point arranged with Healthcare Communications Group a 12 month sponsorship package to help support the NHS Communication Systems.

Under the brand 'NHS mobiles' the sponsorship will mean exclusive deals for NHS Employees, Family and Friends. The same exquisite level of service will apply to 'NHS mobiles' helping the NHS staff to receive their phones hassle free.

Sponsorship events will take place throughout 2007 where 'NHS mobiles' branded exhibition vehicles will visit the hospitals. These events allow NHS employees to take advantage of demonstration phones and face-to-face honest mobile advice.

13/11/2006

The Mobile Point raffle raises over £3,000 for Whizz Kid Reece!

Friday's Hull & Humber Chamber or Commerce Annual Dinner was a huge success, and raised £3,175 for our Whizz Kid child, Reece.

Reece has Cerebral Palsy and Spastic Diapleegia and is currently awaiting surgery. He can stand for short periods but only with pain.  He currently has an NHS wheelchair but requires a lightweight sports chair.

The £3,175 raised will go directly to Reece, to help pay for the sports chair he requires.

We would like to personally thank all those who participated so generously in the raffle. This will help Reece to fulfil his potential and lead an active life.

For more information on the great work carried out by Whizz Kidz Charity, and to make any contributions, please visit www.whizz-kidz.org.uk.