15. 10. 2018

FIVB and Chinese company Ganten sign a four-year partnership!

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The FIVB has welcomed Ganten Water into the volleyball family, agreeing a four-year partnership with China’s leading mineral water firm, as the growing popularity of volleyball continues to attract global sponsors.

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Jingliang Zhou & Ary Graca Jingliang Zhou & Ary Graca

After signing a four-year contract with the Chinese company, the FIVB President Dr. Ary Graca said:

The FIVB is extremely pleased to partner with Ganten as together we act as one, engaging a growing volleyball audience worldwide. This is a particularly exciting time, with the inaugural edition of the VNL earlier this year showing a revolutionary way forward for the sport. We are passionate about our partnership with Ganten; they share our family values of inclusivity and respect, whilst promoting a healthy lifestyle. Ganten joining the FIVB family is a clear indication of the strength and popularity of volleyball, with another global partner joining the FIVB team to take the sport to the next level, not just in China but internationally.”

Ganten CEO Jingliang Zhou said:

We are delighted to be teaming up with the FIVB. Our partnership with such a highly-recognized international sports federation, and its globally iconic events such as the VNL, FIVB World Club Championship and Women's World Championship, will help enhance our brand depth and exposure across the world. As a result of vigorous growth in our overseas markets, where the industry recognizes Ganten as the first Chinese drinking water factory to be established, we firmly believe that the partnership with the FIVB will continue to elevate Ganten's reputation internationally.“

Ganten joins the FIVB’s portfolio of international partners, which includes Mikasa, Senoh, Gerflor, DB Schenker and Asics. The partnership with Ganten reinforces the FIVB’s presence in China, a key market for volleyball and beach volleyball.

 

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