Pilbara Motor Group Increases Swans Commitment

Swan Districts is delighted to announce a new and larger agreement with long term club sponsor, Pilbara Motor Group.

PMG has been a committed club sponsor for the past 10 years suppling vehicles helping Swans deliver its award winning community social impact programs in the metropolitan and Pilbara regions.

The new agreement will elevate PMG’s status at the club to include the coveted spot on the front of the WAFL League playing jumper for the next 3 years.

The partnership will include PMG’s other vehicle companies in the Pilbara – Pilbara Toyota and Karratha Toyota.

Swans Chief Executive Jeff Dennis welcomes the upgraded agreement.

“We thank PMG for their continued unwavering support”.

“This extended partnership will assist the club get more feet on the ground helping us uplift and empower more communities and individuals”.

”It helps us expand our social impact programs including our new Pilbara Indigenous Football Program”.

PMG will also provide Lawrence Tittums, the club’s new Indigenous Social Impact Officer, a vehicle helping him service the Pilbara area. He’ll focus on increasing Indigenous participation by creating relationships with stakeholders within local football communities and schools.

PMG currently operates from 9 locations in the Perth and the Pilbara selling market leading brands Toyota, Holden and Nissan, and employing over 200 people living locally in the Pilbara region. It also has a multi-site operation in Malaga consisting of Pre Delivery workshop (Vehicle Fit out), Fabrication workshop, Paint shop and corporate office. Pilbara Motor Group is a one stop mine spec shop.

“Pilbara Motor Group is a family run business which prides itself on helping build communities where we operate”, says owner Dave Watson.  

“Our involvement goes beyond sponsorship. Our customers and employees live in the Pilbara region we support and as a corporate citizen we believe we have a moral and social responsibility to give something back to the local Pilbara community”.