Our brand partnerships help us meet our customers where they are, bringing convenient service and connectivity into the experiences they enjoy. Over the weekend, our involvement in the EV Motors Open put that commitment into action, bringing our team closer to customers while supporting emerging tennis talent.
In the vendor village, our sales team showcased our latest offers and provided convenient sign-ups for ALIVFibr, our advanced home network serving communities across New Providence and Abaco. Visitors could explore their options and speak directly with our team, making it easier to find a service suited to their needs.
On the court, the tournament welcomed families and sports enthusiasts to enjoy high-level competition from local and international teams. Representing ALIV were Rebecca Bitan, who captured the girls’ under-14 and under-16 titles at the BLTA’s 2026 New Year’s Tournament, and Tommy Moody, a 2025 AID Claycourt Championships men’s open doubles champion. Together, they brought a blend of emerging talent and competitive experience to our team.
Alongside our $2,500 sponsorship, we contributed two iPhone Airs to the prize packages, awarded to third-place finishers Team Tropix. Among the team’s players was Lindbergh Smith, son of Bahamian tennis legend Roger Smith, who was named the highest-ranked Bahamian men’s singles players in history.
We are proud to be part of an event that brings the community together while contributing to youth development and wellness. EV Motors’ support for the Baha Mar Foundation’s existing tennis education initiatives in public schools reflects values we share: widening access and helping young people thrive. Through these partnerships, we can support experiences that help the next generation discover their talents, pursue their potential and build connections that carry them forward.