There were celebrations at Birmingham-based Bespoke Office Space Solutions (BOSS) as Kenilworth’s Sarah-Jane Perry won a squash silver medal at the Commonwealth Games.
BOSS, whose managing director Marcus Hayes is an England Over 35 international, has sponsored Sarah-Jane for the past 18 months.
The firm also sponsors the ROA, the squash academy run by former squash player Rob Owen at the West Warwickshire Club, plus Sutton Coldfield Squash Club and the Birmingham University PSL team.
Professional squash player Sarah-Jane Perry, aged 27, is currently ranked number eight in the world and represents both England and Great Britain. She was educated at Kenilworth Secondary School and graduated with a BSc (Hons) degree from Warwick University.
She turned professional at 2011 and is coached by Rob Owen.
Marcus Hayes said: “It has been a real privilege to sponsor someone as talented and hard working as Sarah-Jane Perry, and this silver medal has been a wonderful reward for BOSS.
“We are so pleased for her and I am sure this success will spur her on to even greater success.”
Sarah-Jane Perry said: “Sponsorship from Marcus and businesses like BOSS makes it easier for me to concentrate on my squash, and I really appreciate the support they give me, not just financially, but knowing that they are behind me too.”
BOSS is a tenant representation consultancy focused on advising and helping SME businesses find their first commercial premises or expand or contract within the commercial property market.
The team combines over 20 years of experience in the commercial property industry and acts for occupiers of all shapes and sizes to help acquire premises from three months up to ten years plus.
