Brisbane Roar and Ausenco have renewed their partnership for a further two seasons, with the global engineering, consulting and project delivery firm continuing as Platinum Partner and front-of-shirt sponsor of Brisbane Roar Women.
The renewal marks Ausenco’s sixth consecutive season supporting the club and continues a partnership built on a shared commitment to teamwork, high performance and community.
Ausenco is committed to creating opportunities for women to succeed, whether that’s in engineering, the mining industry or elite sport. Continuing its partnership with Brisbane Roar reflects the company’s belief in supporting women who are breaking new ground and inspiring the next generation.
Ausenco Founder and Chief Executive Officer Zimi Meka said the partnership reflects the company’s commitment to supporting the communities where its people live and work.
“Finding a better way underpins everything we do at Ausenco. That extends beyond the projects and services we deliver to supporting initiatives that create positive change,” Mr Meka said.
“We want to see more women succeed, whether that’s leading projects, building careers in our industry or competing on the football field. Over the past five seasons, we’ve seen Brisbane Roar Women raise the bar on and off the pitch and we’re proud to continue this partnership as the club builds on that momentum.”
Brisbane Roar Chief Executive Officer Kaz Patafta said Ausenco had become an important long-term partner for the club.
“We’re proud to continue our partnership with Ausenco, a Brisbane-founded company that shares our belief in the power of sport to bring people together and inspire future generations,” Mr Patafta said.
“Following one of the club’s strongest Ninja A-League Women’s seasons in recent years, we’re excited to begin a new chapter with a new coaching group and playing squad. Having partners like Ausenco alongside us gives us the confidence to keep building on that momentum.”
The renewed partnership will continue throughout the 2026/27 and 2027/28 Ninja A-League A-League Women’s seasons.
