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Oakbridge Insurance

Oakbridge Insurance is a prominent independent insurance and risk management agency with over 100 years of experience. Founded with a mission to enhance the insurance industry through community-focused service, Oakbridge combines the flexibility of an independent agency with the resources of a larger brokerage. As of 2023, it operates under Audax Private Equity, providing a range of commercial and personal insurance solutions. The company specializes in commercial property and casualty insurance, employee benefits, surety bonds, personal property and casualty insurance, and risk management services. Oakbridge operates through a partnership model, having expanded from four founding agencies to 13 partner firms by 2022, employing 280 people. The agency fosters a collaborative culture, emphasizing trust and long-term relationships with clients. In 2022, Oakbridge was recognized as a Top 100 Property/Casualty Agency by *Insurance Journal*, highlighting its strong position in the industry.

Tottenham Hotspur Football Club

Tottenham Hotspur is a world-famous football club based in London. On the pitch, the Club competes in the upper echelons of the English Premier League and is a regular participant in marque UEFA club competitions. Off the pitch, the Club has a strong and successful business model centered around building a platform for long-term success, which includes a world-class training centre and now a brand new 62,214 seater world-class stadium. The Club operates out of multiple sites, including its Headquarters at Lilywhite House adjacent to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, the Training Centre, our state-of-the-art training facilities in Enfield or the Warehouse, the home of our Retail and Merchandise division in Brimsdown Were so proud of our rich history. From humble beginnings in North London, we became the first and, to date, only non-league side to win the FA Cup in 1901 – the first of eight triumphs in the age-old, world-renowned competition thus far.