Glasgow Warriors and Harper Macleod extend partnership

• 26 Mar 2024

One of Scotland’s leading law firms will continue its support of Glasgow Warriors for a further two seasons, after Harper Macleod extended its sponsorship of the Scotstoun outfit until 2025.

Part of the Glasgow Warriors network of sponsors and partners since 2015, the deal will see Harper Macleod continue its sponsorship of the 220-person capacity Harper Macleod Club Deck, Scotstoun’s premium matchday hospitality experience.

Harper Macleod is recognised as Scotland’s leading sports law firm. The firm is sportscotland’s sole legal adviser as well as a wide range of international, national and grassroots competitions, clubs and governing bodies.

The Scottish law firm offers a full range of commercial and personal legal services to clients across Scotland, the UK and beyond, with offices in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Inverness, Elgin, Lerwick and Thurso.

Glasgow Warriors Managing Director, Al Kellock, said: “I am delighted that Harper Macleod is continuing its sponsorship with the club for another two years.

“We are grateful to have the expertise of Scotland’s leading sports law firm associated with our club and values, and as the title sponsor of our flagship hospitality offering, the Harper Macleod Club Deck.

“I look forward to continuing our great premium hospitality offering with Harper Macleod’s support, ensuring our customers have the best experiences possible on match nights at Scotstoun Stadium.”

Martin Darroch, Harper Macleod’s chief executive, said: “Glasgow Warriors is more than a professional rugby club, but an important part of the community. The Warriors’ standing in Glasgow is just as important off the field as it is on the field. This is one of the reasons why we’ve been a partner for nearly 10 years.

“Harper Macleod and Glasgow Warriors share the same ideals of supporting our clients, colleagues and the communities where we live and work. We also have mutual values of teamwork and never resting on our laurels when it comes to continual improvement.”