RSM Australia is proud to announce our two-year gold partnership agreement with the Perth Wildcats, one of Western Australia’s most successful sporting franchises.

This new partnership brings together two organisations with a shared commitment to teamwork, performance and the Western Australian community.

RSM Managing Partner Perth, Alasdair Whyte, says the partnership is more than a sponsorship agreement.

“The Perth Wildcats are one of Western Australia’s most successful and respected sporting organisations, renowned for their winning culture, team players and strong community connections,” he says.

“Backing an organisation that shares our values, ambitions, community spirit and belief in what can be achieved over time aligns closely with our principles at RSM.

“We are passionate about helping our clients and people succeed. Whether you are building a competitive business or a winning team, long-term success begins with trust, teamwork, resilience and a drive for improvement.”  

Perth Wildcats CEO Mark Arena says he is proud to partner with RSM, which has a network of 21 offices across Western Australia (WA), comprising 400 people in the Perth office and 200 throughout regional WA.

“RSM is a highly regarded business advisory firm with a strong reputation for supporting businesses and communities and we look forward to building a successful partnership together,” says Mark.

RSM and the Perth Wildcats both recognise that enduring success is rarely the result of individual talent alone. In business, and in basketball, it requires strong leadership, a clear strategy, role clarity and team players who step up when it counts.

The organisations also share a strong connection to the Western Australian community.

The Perth Wildcats have built a loyal supporter base through sustained engagement with fans, local clubs and schools. Similarly, RSM has developed trusted relationships with businesses and communities by providing consistent, high-quality service and maintaining a strong presence across metropolitan and regional Western Australia

The partnership will run for the next two seasons of the NBL.