Mar 10, 2017
Company's support will benefit Eckstein in his continuing competitive career as relationship opens up new opportunities for the future, Villa World reports

BROADBEACH, Australia - March 10, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Villa World, one of the country's leading property developers, has signed on as a sponsor of eight-time Ironman Australia and six-time world title holder Shannon Eckstein. With a February 4 win in Surfer's Paradise, the veteran surf lifesaver secured a third-place finish for the 2016-2017 Nutri-Grain Ironman season, a series the championship of which he has previously won nine times.
The Villa World sponsorship will provide Eckstein with important support as he continues his competitive career, while also enabling him to reach out to others about projects like the company's upcoming Arundel Springs development on the already-legendary athlete's native Gold Coast. With more than 40,000 Australians now happily residing in Villa World homes, those interested in what the company has to offer can learn more at http://villaworld.com.au.
"We're proud to announce that we have signed a sponsorship agreement with Shannon Eckstein," said Craig Treasure, Villa World CEO and Managing Director. "Shannon is one of the most successful and inspiring Australian athletes of all time, and we've followed his career and many victories with great interest. He truly stands for excellence in everything he does, and his deep ties to the Gold Coast will also help make him an even more effective ambassador for us. We look forward to seeing him excel further on the waves and sand and to working with him here at Villa World in other ways, as well."
Since its 1986 founding, residential developer Villa World has focused on delivering industry-leading value through a combination of craftsmanship, innovation, and long-lasting relationships. The company's complete planned communities provide residents with addresses instead of merely land or homes, with every detail accounted for by leading designers, builders, and other talented professionals.
At the present time, over two dozen Villa World communities in Queensland, New South Wales, and Victoria offer Australians access to move-in-ready, architect-designed homes at fixed prices with no hidden costs. This unique, all-inclusive approach to housing has helped make the Australian-owned, ASX-listed company one of the nation's most successful and highly regarded of its kind.
In sponsoring longtime Ironman surf lifesaving star Shannon Eckstein, Villa World partners with an athlete who represents the same level of excellence in his own field. With dozens of victories and titles already to his name, Eckstein will represent Villa World as he continues his competitive career. The newly forged relationship will also see Eckstein exploring ways of becoming even more deeply involved with Villa World as he contemplates the future. Visitors to the Villa World website at villaworld.com.au can learn more about the new sponsorship agreement and the company's developments.
About Villa World:
At Villa World, we deliver the land, the street, and the planned community, providing everything our customers need for stress-free success at dozens of Australian developments.
Contact Info:
Name: Villa World
Organization: Villa World
Address: PO Box 1899 Broadbeach, QLD 4218 Australia
Phone: +61 (0)7 5588 8888
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