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Theodist Backs PNG Orchids World Cup Campaign

Theodist Backs PNG Orchids World Cup Campaign

The gifts were presented by THEODIST’s Corporate Development Manager Ryan Pini, Chief Executive Officer Kumar Baliah, and National Sales and Marketing Manager Kevin Anderson to PNG Orchids on Friday, 07th October 2022.

Theodist gift packs
THEODIST Limited was pleased to provide gift packs and bags to the Santos PNG Orchids, PNG National Women's Rugby League team, in support of their World Cup campaign.

Okaro Yogi, Chairlady of the Santos PNG Orchids, members of the media, and THEODIST employees were on hand to witness the distribution of the gifts.

Ryan Pini, THEODIST Limited's Corporate Development Manager, and PNG swimming sensation, said when presenting the gifts to the team, “We all know that representing our country calls for high standards, especially for our female athletes, thus it is imperative that you take care of yourselves and think about the welfare of your families while performing representative duties.”

Ryan Pini motivate PNG Orchids

"On behalf of THEODIST, we look forward to watching you perform and seeing some positive results," added Mr. Pini.

When expressing gratitude for the gifts, Gloria Kaupa, Captain of the Santos PNG Orchids, said: "We are truly lucky to have the assistance of THEODIST Limited. Their thoughtful gesture underlines their commitment to supporting women in sports and provides us with the courage to perform and compete on a global scale,"

THEODIST has been in business for more than 50 years and has long been a part of the sports landscape in PNG for some time, and to be involved in investing in the development of women's rugby league and the empowerment of women is something we are very proud of," stated Chief Executive Officer, Kumar Baliah.

"Our core business philosophy is to support the communities where we live and work. We see ourselves as an important partner in sports, therefore working with and supporting our athletes is essential," Mr. Baliah continued.