The top 100 retailer Steinhaafels works with the Chicago White Sox. Image with the kind permission of Steinhaafels.
Waukesha, Wisconsin -When the 100 top retailers Steinhaafels continues its expansion in South -Chicago, it has a new partnership with the Major League Baseball franchise of the Southside.
The Waukesha, that in Wis. Local retailers and the Chicago White Sox have recently closed a multi -year partnership and made stone sharks a proud partner of The White Sox. This collaboration includes the commercial interiors of stone sharks, which offer new, high-quality furniture for premium seating areas in the entire guaranteed field and increase the fan experience.
“We were in Chicago with a business that is pending for 15 years, and it feels like we had arrested ourselves on the market,” said Andrew Steinhaafel, President of the Steinhaafels, today for venue. “I think all of our efforts tie us together to the local communities, and then the continued expansion of the business helps the consumer feel more comfortable that we are an important player in the Chicago region.”
As part of this agreement, Steinhaafel receives complete logor rights, exclusive retail campaigns and special White Sox -Alumni appearances. For each double game, the White Sox team will donate to Special rooms Illinois at home games at home games, Steinhaafels and The White Sox, a non -profit organization that is devoted to creating dream bedroom for children with critical diseases.
“We have put together our philanthropic efforts with special rooms that carry out space -make -ups for children with serious illnesses,” said Steinhaafel. “It shows that we are part of this community and want to give something back.”
Steinhaafels will continue to promote this partnership for every White Sox radio radition on ESPN 1000 and television programs in the Chicago Sports Network, which strengthens its commitment to Chicagoland community. The Green Room will also equip the Green Room for the Chicago Sports Network.
“We are pleased to welcome Steinhaafels as the estimated partner of The White Sox,” said George McDoniel, Senior Director of White Sox from Corporate Partnerships Sales Development. “We have a strong commitment to fans and customers in Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana to improve the experience not only in the baseball stadium, but also at home, especially for families who need support the most.”
The 2025 season is the 125 -year anniversary season of the White Sox in Chicago and the 20 -year -old anniversary of the last World Cup of the Franchise, and Steinhafel said that he hopes that players from this 2005 team may be in Orland Park and Merrillville.
The partnership combines with the latest shops in Schaumburg and Orland Park and the upcoming opening of Steinhaafels Superstore this summer in Merrillville the continued growth of the partnership with the latest shops in Schaumburg and in Orland.
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