WBS Logistics have been confirmed as Essex Cricket’s newest Official Partner on a three-year deal.
The new partnership will see the WBS Logistics logo displayed on the back of the Twenty20 playing shirt, as well as further branding showcased across Club channels.
WBS Logistics boasts a young and dynamic team who are serious about delivering excellence, with their strapline “Delivering your potential” reflecting their passion for growth and continued progression.
Founded in 2003, WBS Logistics has expanded dramatically over the last two decades, providing quality international logistics services to and from Western, Central and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, the USA, Asia, and beyond, with locations across the UK and a head office in Wickford, Essex.
WBS Logistics are half-owned by current Principal Partner Woodland Group, with a 2021 deal seeing the latter purchase a stake while existing director David Burnham retained a 50% interest.
In 2021 they acquired long standing partner WBS Nordic to further develop its business in Scandinavia, and today, WBS Logistics can be seen leading the way in sustainable logistics solutions.
They take a personal approach to collaborating with their clients, providing long established road, sea, and air freight solutions, and their in-house customs team ensures their customers’ imports and exports run as smoothly as possible whilst their Wickford facility offers bespoke fulfilment and warehousing services.
David Burnham, Managing Director of WBS Logistics, said: “As an Essex based business with international expertise, WBS Logistics are delighted to sign a three year partnership deal with Essex Cricket.
“We look forward to further success both on and off the field and can’t wait for the season to start.”
Daryl Townson, Commercial Manager at Essex Cricket, added: “It’s wonderful to welcome WBS Logistics on board as an Official Partner of Essex Cricket.
“It’s always an exciting time for the Club when we add a new partnership, and we can now celebrate the beginning of a new and hopefully successful association with another flourishing Essex business.”
