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Ryman Healthcare joins Ingenia as sector sponsors of sports clubs

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CEO Cameron Holland and Hawthorn Football Club CEO Justin Reeves have unveiled a multi-year deal that sees the Melbourne-based operator become a Premier Partner for the brown and gold’s AFL and AFLW programs.

Ryman Healthcare’s branding will feature across both program’s changeroom signage, media banner and men’s training footballs.

“With two Ryman villages in Wheelers Hill and a third to be built in Mulgrave, directly across the road from Waverley Park, the Hawks are undoubtedly our local club to get behind,” Cameron said.


Ingenia Communities through its Ingenia Holiday Parks brand has been a Premier Partner for NRL club South Sydney Rabbitohs since the 2020 season. Check out the Rabbitohs players’ shorts.

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