Consolidated Communications Scores 3-Year Partnership Deal with Seacoast United Soccer Club

Improving communications is a goal for many today, especially as the need to keep in touch across digital platforms increases. For Seacoast United Soccer Club, which offers indoor and outdoor sports for young athletes in New Hampshire, Maine, and Massachusetts, connecting with families, coaches and players is critical. To improve how they communicate, the club has signed a new 3-year partnership deal with Consolidated Communications.

As per the partnership, the multi-sport programs provider will leverage Consolidated’s ProConnect platform, as well as the company's easy-to-use Unified Communications offerings. Delivered via the cloud, this makes it possible for remote employees to access to HD audio and video, messaging, screen sharing, file sharing, and conferencing on virtually any digital device.

“It’s a privilege to be the official communications provider of Seacoast United Soccer Club,” said Lisa Leary, vice president of sales at Consolidated Communications. “We’re proud to know that our extensive suite of voice and data services will allow the organization to further build on their many successes, and we look forward to helping them stay connected for many years to come.”

In addition to connecting its five facilities to high-speed fiber internet and significantly boosting bandwidth, Consolidated will also provide the club with a full suite of voice and data communications solutions.

Consolidated Communications has been working hard over the last year to boost Internet speed capabilities for customers. This included upgrading over 300,000 locations, while continuing to upgrade more than 70% of its service area to symmetrical, multi-gig speeds with plans for 1 million locations throughout New England by 2025.

“We greatly value this partnership with Consolidated Communications,” said James Peterson, sales and marketing director, Seacoast United. “Consolidated’s services offer numerous benefits that will simplify how we can communicate with the families, partners, and communities we work with across the region.”

Edited by Luke Bellos