NEW YORK - February 10, 2022 - NFP, a leading insurance broker and consultant that provides property and casualty, corporate benefits, retirement, and individual solutions, today announced a multi-year partnership with Austin FC of Major League Soccer (MLS). Austin has long been one of NFP's most important locations and this partnership enables the company to collaborate with Austin FC to expand its involvement and support of the community.
'We're extremely excited to partner with Austin FC and align our shared values, passion and impact in a city that has been an NFP home for more than two decades,' said Ed O'Malley, NFP's executive vice president, head of Insurance Brokerage and Consulting. 'Momentum and engagement are strong for the club and NFP, and I'm looking forward to collaborating on initiatives that ultimately do good and strengthen our Austin community.'
In addition to NFP branding on the Austin FC website and Q2 Stadium, NFP will be the presenting sponsor of the 'Employee of the Match.' This recognition highlights Austin FC team members off the pitch whose efforts create an exceptional experience for supporters. NFP will also explore opportunities to engage with the community through the 4ATX Foundation.
'NFP has provided Austin FC with expert levels of risk management guidance and P&C coverage since construction began on Q2 Stadium in 2019,' said Austin FC President Andy Loughnane. 'Austin FC is honored to further extend our relationship with NFP and continue working alongside a highly trusted partner that values Austin and the Austin FC community.'
'We're thrilled to form this partnership with Austin FC, a dynamic organization that continues to bring people together,' said Eric Boester, NFP's executive vice president and chief marketing officer. 'In 2021, their first season in MLS, the club showed passion on the pitch and in the community, engaging supporters and making a meaningful difference for people in need across Austin. With aligned values, we're looking forward to connecting with the community in new ways and making a lasting impact on the city.'