The Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) is delighted to announce a three-year extension of its partnership with leading IT provider Comwire IT.
As the “Official IT Provider of the VAFA”, Comwire IT will continue to provide its market-leading IT services, internet solutions and telephony to VAFAHQ, allowing for the best possible IT technology to serve the VAFA competition.
“Since coming on board in late 2022, Comwire IT has been a valuable IT service provider for the VAFA, and we are delighted that they are extending their commercial partnership with us,” said VAFA CEO, Jason Reddick.
“The commitment for a further three years reflects the benefits that each organisation is experiencing through our connection.”
Comwire IT Director, Lee Shrimpton, said, “We are excited to continue our partnership with the VAFA for a further three years. The VAFA plays such an integral part in Australian Football, and given it is the largest community football competition in Australia, we are proud to be supporting the organisation both from a sponsorship and servicing side.
“We understand the mountain of work that goes into running such an enormous football association and are proud to provide high-quality IT services, telephony, connectivity, and security solutions. This ensures the VAFA can continue to focus on delivering a high-class football program across metro Melbourne. We are excited for the next chapter with the VAFA.”
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