The Cardiff-based IT, Telecommunications and Managed Print firm has been the Official IT Partner of the club since 2021, however, the partnership is a lot more than simply a sponsorship deal as Glamorgan CEO, Dan Cherry explains.

"Our relationship with Jellyfish is quite unique in so much as they are more than just sponsors, they are an integral part of the running of the stadium."

With oversight of a range of systems including the IT network, WiFi, managed print system, telephones and much more, Jellyfish have a permanent team based at Sophia Gardens to assist with day-to-day operations.

"Having the team on-site is a huge bonus to the running of the stadium," said Mr Cherry. "Not only are they able to react to any issues that arise immediately, but they work to understand our people, our partners, sub-contractors and more to assess their needs and make sure the IT infrastructure is in place, which is particularly important on match days," he continued.

With visiting teams, media, and sponsors, not to mention the potential for over 15,000 supporters, matchdays at the ground require precision planning when it comes to the IT network.

"The Media Centre alone can house upwards of 50+ journalists, sports commentators, live broadcasters and more, so the network needs to be stable and operational, something we know we can rely on Jellyfish to provide," explained Dan. 

Alongside the operational partnership, the IT firm also has a brand partnership with the club and is not only a proud sponsor of the family stand but also has an executive box as well as its logo displayed prominently around the ground.

"We are extremely proud of the work we do with Glamorgan," said Jellyfish sales director Jack Walsh. "Not only does it demonstrate the calibre of service we can provide to an organisation of this size, but we also benefit from the excellent hospitality at the ground as well as a strong working relationship with Dan and his team."