Ashfords is thrilled to announce our continued involvement with the South East Melbourne Phoenix as a Major Partner for the upcoming NBL23 Season.
As the premier professional Services firm in the South-East, Ashfords is proud to support the Phoenix once again and be able to align with important values such as hard work, loyalty, and community spirit.
Through a strong affinity with the basketball heartland in the Southeast, the Ashfords brand will continue to have a presence at Phoenix home games, appearing on the jumbotron, LEDs, and on triangular bollard signage court-side.
-Greg Cusack, Ashfords CEO
Ashfords values the opportunity to support local businesses and be an integral part of the local and sporting community. As we support the Phoenix for another season, fans and clients alike can look forward to great opportunities and exciting experiences on the horizon.
To view more information about the Phoenix's upcoming games and roster, visit
South East Melbourne Phoenix | Official NBL Website.
Ashfords is the premier professional services firm operating in Dandenong South, the business heart of South East Melbourne. With a staff of over 100 highly qualified professionals and services ranging from tax accounting, finance broking and superannuation to retirement planning, wealth management and business advisory, Ashfords ensures your business and personal finances are in safe hands, so you can focus on the bigger picture.
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