Silver all the way for PwC

Team Forces is proud to welcome PwC as a Silver Sponsor in our growing community of supporters. PwC works with the armed forces every day, and its support of the armed forces community in transitioning to civilian careers and commitment to solve important problems align perfectly with our mission to empower serving personnel, veterans, and military families through sport, challenge, and adventure.

Together, we will create extraordinary opportunities that build resilience, strengthen confidence, and unlock potential — helping individuals thrive both personally and professionally

Maj Gen Lamont Kirkland CBE, CEO Team Forces said: “We are delighted to welcome PwC to Team Forces. Its support of Team Forces is rooted in the strong relationships it has built with the armed forces, and its support will have a tangible impact on the lives of those we serve. It will help us deliver life-changing experiences that inspire resilience, confidence, and growth. We look forward to achieving great things together.”

Andy Lison, Defence partner and Team Forces sponsor at PwC, said: “Team Forces plays a huge part in the lives of the armed forces community, and we’re proud to support its brilliant work. Through our recruitment of veterans and daily collaboration with defence organisations, we have close bonds with the military community, and see first-hand how impactful their work is.”

Team Forces supports individuals from all branches of the Armed Forces, including veterans and families. Through participation in sport, challenge, and adventure, we help individuals develop resilience, build confidence, and overcome personal challenges. Our initiatives enable people to push their boundaries, discover their potential, and achieve personal growth.

As part of their sponsorship PwC will support a variety of Armed Forces sports. They have also contributed to the ‘Team Forces Good Causes Fund, which awards grants to groups and communities undertaking challenging, adventurous activities for Armed Forces personnel — including wounded, injured, and sick (WIS) veterans.