A clarion call for greater corporate sports sponsorship
Goldbell Financial Services has supported local athletes over the years in sailing, floorball and, most recently, jiu-jitsu
WHAT a week it's been for Singapore's jiu-jitsu exponents. At the Southeast Asian (SEA) Games in Manila, where the sport made its debut at the regional competition, the nine athletes in Singapore's jiu-jitsu squad punched well above their weight with seven of them earning medals.
Two of them - Noah Lim and Constance Lien - clinched gold, with Lim overcoming his Thai opponent in the under-62kg final, and Lien defeating her Vietnamese adversary in the women's under-62kg category.
A little-known fact is that Goldbell Financial Services - a subsidiary of the Goldbell Group - sponsored seven of the jiu-jitsu…
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