Unite The Union Become Derby County's Ticket Office Naming Rights Partner

Club partner extends its relationship with Derby County for the next two seasons.

Derby County club partner Unite the Union has extended its relationship with the Club for the next two years.

The two parties have agreed a two-year naming rights deal for the Ticket Office at the iPro Stadium, which has been renamed as the Unite the Union Ticket Office.

As part of the deal Unite the Union, who have an office based on Pride Park, will also sponsor Derby’s Group Tickets scheme.

Derby County’s President & Chief Executive Sam Rush said: “Unite the Union has been a club partner here at the iPro Stadium since the start of last season, so it’s fantastic news that they wish increase their involvement to become a naming rights partner of the Ticket Office.”

He added: “We have strong relationship with Unite the Union and we look forward to working closely with them in the next two years.”

Unite the Union is dedicated to serving the best interests of its members and will seek to improve their standard of living and the quality of their lives though effective relationships with employers and government.

They are the largest trade union in the UK and Ireland and they represent all workers in all industrial sectors.

Unite's Community membership also means those not in employment are welcomed into the union family including students and retired people.

Members of Unite are entitled to a range of legal and member services with representation services covering a range of issues, both inside and outside the workplace. They can help with personal injury claims, employment matters, wills, conveyancing and many other legal issues.

The county of Derby is already well represented by Unite with 30,000 members, part of the 107,000 members Unite has in the East Midlands in the public and private sectors covering every kind of job and at every level.

Steve Froggatt from Unite the Union said: “Unite sees this as a fantastic opportunity-two winning teams working in partnership for the benefit of our community.”

Visitors to the Ticket Office throughout the period of the partnership will be able to pick up information on Unite the Union, as well as Membership Forms.

For more information on Unite the Union and how to join, visit www.unitetheunion.org.