Falkirk Football Club is delighted to announce that The Malcolm Group has entered into a partnership as our Official Employability Partner, helping to provide career opportunities to young people in the local area.
The Malcolm Group is one of the leading providers of Logistics, Construction and Maintenance services in the UK, possessing a significant presence in the immediate community of The Falkirk Stadium. They have supported the club for a number of years, having been a prominent pitch side advertiser as well as purchasing matchday hospitality on a regular basis.
As part of this increased partnership, The Malcolm Group will still enjoy their existing advertising and hospitality benefits, however they will also work closely with the club to engage with local secondary schools to provide opportunities for young people to advance their careers in the varied industry of logistics and construction.
Over the course of the season, The Malcolm Group and the club will be visiting secondary schools to offer opportunities to young people, as well as collaborating to host a careers day at The Falkirk Stadium. Keep an eye on the club’s official channels for news and updates regarding the partnership throughout the season.
Freddy Solomon, Commercial & Compliance Director, Malcolm Logistics said:
“The Malcolm Group is proud to build on our long-standing relationship with Falkirk Football Club by becoming their Official Employability Partner. This partnership strengthens our commitment to supporting young people and creating real career opportunities in logistics and construction. We look forward to making a positive impact in the local community together.”
Paddy Hainey, Operations and Communications Manager, Falkirk FC said:
“We are delighted to be entering into this new partnership with The Malcolm Group. As a club, we have a strong history of engaging with local schools, which is something we are keen to increase. We believe that The Malcolm Group is the perfect partner to work with when it comes to creating real value for young people in the local area”
