Post has been carefully looking for the right sponsors and, as a Saint Cloud, Minnesota native, was eager to work with a local company. QBP’s recent acquisition of global distribution of Promax opened the door for Post’s ongoing sponsorship. “I’m thrilled to have worked out a sponsorship deal with Alise. She is an amazing athlete and a great role model for anyone involved with the sport. I’m excited to see what the future holds for her and for Promax,” says Dan Maier, Promax Brand Manager at QBP.
Alise joins fellow Olympian Nic Long on the Promax Pro team.
Promax Components, which is distributed globally by Quality Bicycle Products, is proud to announce the recent signing of Alise Post as a sponsored rider for 2017 and beyond. Post is a 2016 Olympic silver medalist, the reigning #1 USA BMX women’s pro, and a multi-time national champion.
“I am really happy to announce partnership with Promax for the first time ever. For me, it’s always about developing relationships and representing brands that truly support me and want to do more for the sport, so I’m grateful that they’ve acknowledged my successes and chosen me to be the face of their brand,” says Post.
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