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Thomas Miller Investment supports KEB boys team with new sportswear

Thomas Miller Investment supports KEB boys team with new sportswear

Thomas Miller Investment is delighted to announce its sponsorship of the King Edward Bay boys’ golf team, providing them with new sportswear, ahead of their inter-club fixtures. This sponsorship reflects Thomas Miller Investment’s ongoing engagement with local organisations and our dedication to contributing positively in the community.

By supporting the team, we are proud to play a part in promoting teamwork, discipline, and a sense of pride among the players. Good luck to the team!

Pictured: Ian Young, Head of Operational Control at Thomas Miller Investment (IOM) Limited, alongside Sean Murphy, Club Captain at King Edward Bay Golf Club.

Date
20/05/2025
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