Adelaide United partners with Thirteen Commercial Cleaning

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Adelaide United has announced a new partnership with Thirteen Commercial Cleaning, which joins the club as its Official Cleaning Partner.

As part of this collaboration, Thirteen Commercial Cleaning will be responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and hygiene of Adelaide United’s Elizabeth Training Facility and Hindmarsh Head Office, ensuring an optimal environment for players, staff, and visitors.

A specialist in commercial and industrial cleaning, Thirteen Commercial Cleaning takes a comprehensive approach to maintaining high-quality environments.

Its services go beyond general cleaning to include pressure cleaning, industrial sweeping and scrubbing, and abseil cleaning, providing a complete solution for businesses and large-scale facilities.

With a directly employed team of over 60 staff, Thirteen Commercial Cleaning prides itself on professionalism, reliability, and industry expertise, never outsourcing to subcontractors.

The company has built a strong reputation through partnerships with major construction firms such as Hansen Yuncken, Built Environs, Sarah Constructions, and Built.

Nathan Kosmina, Adelaide United’s CEO, discussed the benefits of the partnership for the clubs facilities.

“Having Thirteen Commercial Cleaning as our Official Cleaning Partner is a fantastic outcome for the Club. Their experience and high standards align perfectly with what we require to maintain our facilities at an elite level,” Kosmina said in a press release.

“The team’s dedication to quality and attention to detail will ensure our players and staff work in the best possible environment. We look forward to working closely with Frank and the entire Thirteen Commercial Cleaning team.”

Frank Tsianos, Thirteen Commercial Cleaning’s Director, also shared his enthusiasm.

“We are proud to partner with Adelaide United and provide our expert cleaning services to their facilities. As a company that values quality, reliability, and professionalism, we see a strong congruence with Adelaide United’s commitment to excellence,” Tsianos said in a press release.

“We look forward to playing our part in ensuring the Club’s facilities remain in top condition throughout the season.”

The partnership highlights a shared commitment between Adelaide United and Thirteen Commercial Cleaning to high standards, innovation, and professionalism.

It’s a deal that helps the club keep their facilities clean and continue to build their local sponsorship portfolio midway through the season.

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GIS Sydney continues to connect students with Australia’s sports industry

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Following the launch of its Sydney campus in 2025, the Global Institute of Sport (GIS) is continuing to establish itself in the nation’s sports industry. A leading provider of degrees and executive education in sport, GIS provides students the chance to study at two of Australia’s biggest sporting venues: Allianz Stadium and the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG).

Programs such as Sports Analytics and International Sports Business are delivered in collaboration with the University of Newcastle, and feature the chance for students to gain exclusive access to the sports industry.

More than 50 guest speakers have shared their experience with students studying at GIS Sydney, representing organisations like FIFA, Red Bull, Cricket Australia, and the AFL. While learning about the regional and national sports industry in the classroom, students have also had the chance to gain an international perspective through GIS’ signature Global Sports Summits, which have given Sydney students access to iconic sporting venues around the world from London to Miami.

Outside of the iconic venues students can call their classrooms, the organisation prioritises the real, industry placements needed to put theory into practice by providing each student with 140 hours of relevant work experience throughout their studies. Included in this are several sporting organisations who are keen to welcome GIS students on board, including the Professional Football Scouts Association (PFSA), Football Coaches Australia, and Basketball NSW.

GIS also has a partnership with popular network and app Yakka Sport to connect students with paid employment opportunities while they study.

Behind these advancements at the GIS Sydney campus is an Industry Advisory Board which features a host of experienced figures from the world of sport. Included in the Asia-Pacific branch is Chair James Rosengarten, GM of the Melbourne Renegades; Kevin Jang, Managing Director of CAA Stellar Korea; and Brad Lloyd, GM of the Carlton Football Club.

Since launching, GIS’ Sydney campus has ultimately combined its locations and industry connections to provide the next generation of sports professionals with the knowledge, network, and confidence to tackle the rapidly evolving sports industry.

Melbourne Victory partners with The Pass to expand fan experience

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Melbourne Victory has added The Pass to its commercial portfolio, with the partnership designed to give supporters more ways to follow the club away from matchday.

The Pass becomes an ‘Associate Partner’ of Victory, while Hickens Hotel has been named the club’s ‘Official Away Game Venue Partner’. The arrangement will see the Russell Street venue host Victory watch parties and provide a dedicated gathering point for supporters during away fixtures.

The partnership also gives Victory supporters access to The Pass’ broader network of more than 200 venues around Australia, extending the relationship beyond a single location.

For Melbourne Victory, the deal forms part of a wider approach to creating commercial partnerships around the supporter experience rather than limiting sponsorship to traditional branding opportunities.

Hickens Hotel will host Victory fans for selected away matches, while The Pass will provide members with access to offers and experiences through its venue network.

The agreement also connects with Victory’s broader business community, with The Pass joining the club’s commercial network and creating potential opportunities for corporate engagement alongside its consumer-facing activity.

The partnership comes ahead of the 2026/27 A-League Men and Ninja A-League Women seasons, with Victory continuing to develop its commercial offering around both its membership base and matchday audience.

For The Pass, football provides a way to bring its network of hospitality venues into the supporter experience, giving fans a physical destination to watch matches when Victory is playing on the road.

The agreement reflects a broader trend across professional football, with clubs increasingly looking to partnerships that can provide tangible benefits to supporters while creating additional opportunities for commercial partners.

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