CEO Jon Stromberg: Montreal Men’s Tennis Finals Offers Thrilling Finish For Clients

Aug. 21, 2009 - PRLog -- THG’s hospitality clients at the Montreal Men’s Tennis Finals this past weekend witnessed a thrilling final match in which Scotland’s Andy Murray bested Argentinian Juan Martin del Potro after three long sets that included two tie-breakers and 100-plus degree heat.

“With the heat, our clients really appreciated our air conditioned facilities,” Stromberg says. “The match was a showcase of great tennis and our clients are looking forward to this weekend’s women’s finals in Toronto.”

THG clients also enjoyed a special treat: Popular tennis coach, former star player and commentator Brad Gilbert offered an insightful look at the ins and outs of pro tennis during a Q and A session with THG clients.  His celebrity appearance was especially relevant, as Gilbert has coached tournament winner Murray, whose victory earns him the No. 2 world ranking behind Roger Federer.

“Brad was a big hit,” Stromberg says. “He’s extremely personable and his knowledge of the game and insider’s stories were a perfect complement to our hospitality services.”

THG entertained a number of North American clients during this event, many of whom have secured their allocation to the 2010 finals, Stromberg says.  

For more information on THG’s tennis hospitality offerings at top-tier events around the globe, click here.

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About THG: THG (http://www.thgworldwide.com) is a leading provider of corporate hospitality programs at premier sporting events in the United States and abroad—including the US Grand Prix, World Cup Soccer, Masters, US Open and the Final Four. As a marcus evans company, all aspects of THG’s services promise a level of client focus and attention second to none. More information on Jon Stromberg available:

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