QTerminals Named Official Training Partner of Feyenoord Club

Neville Bissett Group CEO of QTerminals and Ruud van der Knaap Feyenoord’s CCO at the ceremony

QTerminals has recently announced its official partnership as the Training Partner for Feyenoord Club in Rotterdam from 2024 to 2027. The agreement, between the internationally recognized ports and terminals service provider and the club, entails featuring QTerminals' logo on the training gear for the next three years.

This collaboration extends to the uniforms of Feyenoord 1, Feyenoord Women 1, and all teams within the Feyenoord Academy. Moreover, QTerminals will actively support Feyenoord's community initiatives, playing a pivotal role in their implementation.

Ruud van der Knaap, Feyenoord's Chief Commercial Officer, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership, highlighting the trust and recognition the corporate sector holds for the club's recent trajectory. He emphasized Feyenoord's deep-rooted connections with companies based in the port, Rotterdam, and the surrounding region.

Van der Knaap noted that over 300 businesses from the Greater Rijnmond area have partnered with Feyenoord, solidifying the club's position as the central hub of the region's corporate network. He underscored the growing interest from companies in Feyenoord's business opportunities, particularly in supporting its impactful community initiatives.

André Kramer, CEO of QTerminals Kramer Rotterdam, emphasized the partnership's significance in strengthening their longstanding relationship with Feyenoord and expanding their presence within the Port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest container port. Kramer sees this collaboration as a significant milestone for the family business, which his father established sixty years ago.

Kramer Group, of which QTerminals became a majority shareholder in August 2023, has been a member of Feyenoord's partnership network since 2010. QTerminals Kramer Group operates across six locations in the Port of Rotterdam, with five situated at the Maasvlakte and one at the Eem-/Waalhaven.

 

Source: The peninsula