Manly Warringah Sea Eagles have received a further boost heading into week one of the NRL finals with Shaw and Partners Financial Services confirming a two year extension of their corporate partnership with the Club.

A Premier Partner since 2018, with their logo proudly displayed on the sternum and sleeves of Sea Eagles NRL and junior team jerseys, the new two year extension will keep Shaw and Partners officially aligned with the Sea Eagles through until at least the end of the 2023 season.

We are very proud of how the team has performed this season and we couldn’t be happier to be extending our support for at least another two years.

Earl Evans, Co-CEO, Shaw and Partners

“Whilst the focus remains on going all the way this season, the future of the Club is very bright and we wouldn’t miss the opportunity to continue our partnership beyond this year.”

Fellow Shaw and Partners Co-CEO, Allan Zion, praised the Club’s efforts this season, saying “We obviously didn’t get off to the ideal start this year, but it is a credit to the leadership of Des, Daly and the team for how they grouped together and turned things around to now be entering the finals as a top four side.

Leadership and accountability are key focus areas in our business and in our offices across the country, so to have the Sea Eagles carrying our brand and representing these key traits week to week on a national stage is very pleasing for us.

Allan Zion, Co-CEO, Shaw and Partners

Sea Eagles CEO, Stephen Humphreys, is very thankful for the significant investment and ongoing support from Shaw and Partners, saying “We love working with Allan, Earl and everyone at Shaw and Partners. They have created such an engaging and positive culture right across their business.”

The Shaw and Partners logos on the jerseys is what people would see the most, but it’s the partnership we have together behind the scenes, where we share resources, strategic thinking and a genuine passion for success in both our organisations, that is the real core of this great partnership we have together.

Stephen Humphreys, CEO, Manly Warringah Sea Eagles