Coral Tintas visits Flamengo
The club's board of directors welcomes the president and representatives of the company that supported the club in renovating its Gávea headquarters.
By Communication - Official Club Website - in
Last week, Executive Director Paulo Dutra, General Marketing Manager Bruno Spindel and Fla-Gávea Executive Director Miguel Fernandez welcomed Jaap Kuiper, President of AkzoNobel Tintas Coral Latin America, Marco Aurélio Menezes, Commercial Manager for Rio de Janeiro and Espírito Santo, and Biagio Vincnezo Lanzillotti, Market Services Manager for the company.
"We were happy to visit Flamengo and be able to bring more joy to the club's facilities. Furthermore, our company is of Dutch origin, and it's great for us to beautify the space where the Dutch team was welcomed," said Lanzillotti.
Flamengo's partner in the renovations being carried out at the Gávea club, Tintas Coral, supported the painting of part of the stands and the area surrounding the soccer field, as well as Carlinhos Square. "We are strengthening our relationship with them, and this was the first contact regarding a potential partnership where Coral can support us in bringing more color to our headquarters," said Miguel Fernandez.
In addition to the improvements benefiting members of the Gávea headquarters, the site hosts the Dutch national football team, which uses the red-and-black facilities as a training center for the World Cup.
"We were happy to visit Flamengo and be able to bring more joy to the club's facilities. Furthermore, our company is of Dutch origin, and it's great for us to beautify the space where the Dutch team was welcomed," said Lanzillotti.
Flamengo's partner in the renovations being carried out at the Gávea club, Tintas Coral, supported the painting of part of the stands and the area surrounding the soccer field, as well as Carlinhos Square. "We are strengthening our relationship with them, and this was the first contact regarding a potential partnership where Coral can support us in bringing more color to our headquarters," said Miguel Fernandez.
In addition to the improvements benefiting members of the Gávea headquarters, the site hosts the Dutch national football team, which uses the red-and-black facilities as a training center for the World Cup.