Melbourne Victory has reaffirmed its commitment to Checkpoint Building Surveyors by extending its collaboration for a further two more years.
Checkpoint will remain a presence on the playing shorts of Melbourne Victory’s Isuzu UTE A-League Men’s, Ninja A-League Women’s, and Academy teams for the next two seasons, extending the alliance through to the end of the 2026/27 campaign—marking 15 years of continued collaboration.
Founded in 2000, Checkpoint Building Surveyors rapidly grew into one of Australia’s leading building surveying firms. With a national footprint, it offers domestic, commercial, and retail surveying services across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, Western Australia, and South Australia, with key offices in Melbourne, Sydney, the Gold Coast, and Perth.
Checkpoint stands out as one of the few Australian building surveyors delivering end-to-end services for every kind of construction and development project.
Melbourne Victory Managing Director, Caroline Carnegie, praised the partnership with Checkpoint.
“Checkpoint Building Surveyors has been an incredible partner of the Club and a critical part of the Melbourne Victory family for a long period of time,” she via press release.
“The initiatives they implement, like the Checkpoint Charity Cup, help us achieve our vision to lead, unite, connect, and inspire people through football. We are thrilled to be continuing our strong partnership with them – one that has had a significant positive impact on the Victory community, both on and off the pitch.”
Checkpoint’s Director, Clem Giambattista, mentioned Checkpoint continues to solidify its community ties through its partnership with Melbourne Victory.
“At Checkpoint Building Surveyors, we’re committed to building strong community connections,” he said via press release.
“Our partnership with Melbourne Victory supports a Club that represents teamwork, community, and excellence. It also allows us to raise vital funds for the Starlight Children’s Foundation, making a real difference in the lives of children and families who need it most.
“Melbourne Victory shares and supports our vision through initiatives like the Checkpoint Charity Cup.”
Last season, Checkpoint raised over $100,000 for the Starlight Children’s Foundation through its Checkpoint Charity Cup, hosted at AAMI Park in February as part of the ongoing agreement.
