✍️ NEW: FYSIOHOLLAND

FysioHolland B.V. joins FC Utrecht's business network. The company takes place in the 't Wed & Waard. After signing the contract, Operations Director Han van de Haar took a picture with Joost Broerse on behalf of the company.

🗣️ Van der Haar on the accession: "FC Utrecht and FysioHolland have been working together for years and from now on they will also continue to get people in the province of Utrecht moving.

How? By jointly stimulating technological innovation in sports and healthcare. With FysioHolland as a Business Club member of FC Utrecht, we can take great steps in this together."

Learn more about the company: www.fysioholland.nl

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