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As you may or may not know, Justine (MissJuz) was the Sponsorship Manager for SAU-Vic. which involved looking after all sponsors and supporters of SAU-Vic.

Due to the great support we are receiving from many organisations, it is now close to impossible for Justine to put in all the effort required to service our supporters' needs.

With this in mind, Justine has now changed her role to Corporate Sponsorship Co-Cordinator. This means that Justine will now sign up, liaise and support our larger corporate sponsors and can be contacted via email at [email protected].

The SAU-Vic Committee would at this point like to thank everyone who has sponsored and supported the club over the past years and we appreciate and encourage small businesses and club supporters to join SAU-Vic by contacting any other member of the SAU-Vic committee as we are more than happy to discuss our various sponsorship and supporter packages.

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As you may or may not know, Justine (MissJuz) was the Sponsorship Manager for SAU-Vic. which involved looking after all sponsors and supporters of SAU-Vic.

Due to the great support we are receiving from many organisations, it is now close to impossible for Justine to put in all the effort required to service our supporters' needs.

With this in mind, Justine has now changed her role to Corporate Sponsorship Co-Cordinator. This means that Justine will now sign up, liaise and support our larger corporate sponsors and can be contacted via email at [email protected].

The SAU-Vic Committee would at this point like to thank everyone who has sponsored and supported the club over the past years and we appreciate and encourage small businesses and club supporters to join SAU-Vic by contacting any other member of the SAU-Vic committee as we are more than happy to discuss our various sponsorship and supporter packages.

so what does that mean, some1 else will be the Sponsorship Manager?

so what does that mean, some1 else will be the Sponsorship Manager?

What this means is that Justine will look after our major corporate sponsors who want things such as naming rights to events and have special requirements to be met before signing up as sponsors.

Other organisations who simply wish to be minor sponsors or support the club will be catered for by the general committee.

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