'Stepping up cooperation'

TinQE extends its partnership with N.E.C. to the touchline

TinQE is dit seizoen zichtbaar langs het Nijmeegse veld met vernieuwde dug-outs in de eigen kleuren. Foto: N.E.C Nijmegen, LinkedIn

TinQE and N.E.C. Nijmegen are further expanding their partnership. Following the partnership agreed between the two parties last year, TinQE, part of TinQ, has opted for increased visibility at the Goffert Stadium in Nijmegen this season. This includes refurbished dugouts in TinQE’s colours.

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Author: Nina Koelewijn

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