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MHC board aims to attract more sponsors in coming years

MHC shares their confidence in attracting a good number of sponsors in three years.

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 07 Dec 2020 9:04PM

MHC board aims to attract more sponsors in coming years
The Vibes speaks with MHC President Datuk Seri Subahan Kamal. - The Vibes pic, December 7, 2020

by T. Vignesh

KUALA LUMPUR – Getting sponsorships have always been a challenge for National Sports Associations but the Malaysian Hockey Confederation (MHC) is confident that in 3 years’ time, it will be able to attract a good number of sponsors for the sport.

MHC President Datuk Seri Subahan Kamal said that many good things have happened since he took over the association in 2015 and that his board members have done well in getting sponsors for the National hockey league, senior men’s national team, women’s national team and also the junior men’s team.

“I think we have done pretty well over the years but of course people will still believe that the association have not done enough.

In a recent interview with The Vibes, Subahan had a lot to say about MHC’s target and performance as an association.

Please watch the video interview below and get to know more about the achievements and challenges of MHC.

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