Electrical control panel specialists are now proud Platinum Partners.
Featuring 3D goal mats and Player of the Month sponsorship.
Gemini Control Systems are thrilled to announce their recent elevation to a Platinum Partnership with Stoke City Football Club. Following a successful year as Gold Partners within the Stoke City Business Club, the partnership has grown from strength to strength. Since last season, Gemini Control Systems has built strong connections and gained exceptional exposure within the Club's business network.
This seasons elevation to a Platinum Partnership marks a significant milestone in Gemini Control Systems' growth and will further support the company through key commercial initiatives, including 3D goal mats, sponsorship of Player of the Month Award, and an enhanced digital presence.
Serving clients across the water, environmental, and construction industries, Gemini Control Systems deliver reliable, high-performance solutions for critical control and monitoring applications.
Every system is designed and built in-house to meet the specific requirements of each project, with their specialist expertise contributing to numerous high-profile developments.
"We're proud to announce our new partnership with Stoke City as a Platinum Partner.
This collaboration marks an exciting milestone for us as we align with the club that shares our values of passion, dedication and community.
We're looking forward to an incredible season ahead and the opportunities this partnership will bring. Up the Mighty Potters!".
Simon Harrison, Managing Director of Gemini Control Systems.
"As a local business and a long-standing supporter of the Club, we are delighted to now welcome Gemini Control Systems as a Platinum Partner.
Simon and his team have been valued members of the Stoke City Business Club in its inaugural year, and we are very appreciative of their continued support.
We look forward to a successful partnership in which we can help them to achieve their commercial objectives".
Stoke City FC's Chief Operating Officer, Simon King.