ENCE Partners With The Football Association of Finland

Finnish esports organization ENCE has announced a partnership with the Football Association of Finland (Suomen Palloliitto, or SPL).As part of the deal, SPL will support the ENCE Academy by using their experience in youth and educational work as well as coaching.In addition, ENCE will help the SPL develop its e-sports activities, starting with the organization of e-football matches, which will be broadcast live from the organization’s headquarters in Helsinki. The two sides will also exchange information on marketing, player development and event organisation.If you need more information about ENCE Partners With The Football Association of Finland then read carefully and don’t forget to share with your friends.

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SPL becomes the latest addition to ENCE’s roster of partners, which includes Logitech, Red Bull, delivery company Volt and telecom company Elisa, among others. Recently, the organization secured a data partnership with Danish audience analytics firm Cavia to improve its business operations.Founded in 2013 by Petri Hamala and Mika Kuusisto, ENCE currently builds rosters in CS:GO, StarCraft II, and PUBG. During 2022, ENCE also launched its own CS:GO Academy, coached by former pro player George ‘Whitey’ White.ENCE was originally founded in 2013 to professionalize the Finnish esports scene. Their mission has always been to build a sustainable winning culture and know how to create success stories.

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ENCE has partnered with the Football Association of Finland (Suomen Palloliitto, or SPL) to support the ENCE Academy with youth educational work and coaching services. Starting with e-football matches broadcast live from the organization’s headquarters in Helsinki, ENCE will help the SPL develop its e-sports activities and share marketing information, player development and event organization information.ENCE currently manages rosters in CS:GO, StarCraft II, and PUBG, and recently partnered with Cavea to improve its business operations.

ENCE CEO Mika ‘Mikaku’ Kuusisto commented: “We are excited that we will be able to utilize Pallolito’s long experience in youth and educational work as well as coaching. Our academy program is just getting started and we are actively Trying to grow and develop it since.“From our side, we are naturally able to offer help for the development of e-sports activities. Such cooperation brings sports closer to each other and facilitates the operation of both.”If you like this article then don’t forget to share with your friends.

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