The Los Angeles Rams and Freedom Forever, a leading residential solar installer, have announced a partnership. The multi-year dealdesignates Freedom Forever as the Rams’ Official Residential Solar Provider.
The partnership kicks off this season in what marks a significant milestone for the Southern California-based company, aligning with Los Angeles’ premiere NFL team.
Freedom Forever’s partnership with the team includes Freedom Forever branded signage and logo placement throughout Rams home games as well as hospitality and custom co-branded merchandise.
Additionally, the partnership extends beyond in-stadium advertising to include compelling digital content, promotion of marketing collateral on Freedom Forever’s social and digital platforms, and more.
“Southern California is a very important market for our company. It’s where Freedom Forever was born,” said Chad Towner, Chief Revenue Officer of Freedom Forever. “We take immense pride in supporting the Los Angeles Rams.”
The Rams organization has expressed their excitement for this partnership as well.
“We are pleased to welcome Freedom Forever to our family of partners and look forward to seeing their name in lights at the Rams House,” said Jennifer Prince, Los Angeles Rams Chief Commercial Officer.
Freedom Forever is focused on residential solar installations that deliver best-in-class Engineering, Procurement, and Construction for its dealer network. Since 2011, Freedom Forever has enabled its dealer network to succeed with a premium offering and aggressive pricing flexibility. Freedom Forever’s 25-year production guarantee provides the ultimate peace-of-mind for homeowners reluctant to make a big investment. With Freedom Forever, homeowners know what they’re getting every time.
Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson doesn’t give reason for suspension
Heading into Week 3 of the 2024 NFL season, the Rams will be getting starting left tackle Alaric Jackson back after a two-game suspension.
He still would not say why he was suspended but admitted to being selfish and costing his team with the Rams sitting at 0-2.
“That’s behind us now, I’m keeping it in-house right now,” Jackson said. “I was definitely selfish, but it’s behind me now and we’re going to move forward with it.”
