The Association and its Members are very grateful to its Sponsors listed below for their support and encouragement. Through their sponsorship of the Association they earn the right to use the Genuine Jersey Sponsor Mark, please support them whenever you can. Thank you.
Our Sponsors
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With over 50 years’ experience in the Channel Islands, we deliver financial solutions with a personal touch. Rooted in our small island heritage, we put relationships at the centre of everything we do. Our mission is to protect and grow your wealth. Combining local expertise with global coverage, our friendly, on-island team is here to deliver the products and services you need to accomplish your financial goals.
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Channel Islands Training and Development
(Stephanie Bass)Channel Islands Training & Development (C.I.T.D) is honoured to be a sponsor of Genuine Jersey. -
El Tico
(Andrew Hosegood)Welcome to El Tico Beach Cantina in St Ouen’s Bay, on Jersey’s beautiful west coast. El Tico is a casual beach side cafe/restaurant where we are passionate about good food. We are open for breakfast, great coffee, lunch and supper, seven days a week. For more information, please call us on 01534 482009 or e-mail beachoffice@elticojersey.com -
Established in 1969, Homefields has been supplying the Island with fresh produce for over 50 years. Today Homefields has grown in to one of the largest wholesalers of fruit and vegetables and biggest supporters of buying local. -
islands
(Katherine Cooley)As a truly local insurance company, Islands insurance believe it is of utmost important to put something back into our local community. -
Jersey Water
(Jersey Water)With a healthy mix of old fashioned engineering expertise combined with cutting edge technology solutions Jersey Water delivers a colossal 20 Million litres of treated mains water every day. We are the longest registered company in Jersey, dating back to 1882; the Jersey New Waterworks Company Limited is the oldest established Company in the Island. -
Maillards Funeral Directors
(Julian de la Cour)We are Jersey’s only family owned fully independent funeral directors, established in 1928. Our aim is to provide a quality bespoke funeral service in a caring and dignified manner, whilst respecting all faiths and traditions. Our experienced, professional staff are on hand to offer advice, guidance and support throughout the difficult time of arranging a loved one’s funeral. -
MasonBreese is the expert in change and transformation. We collaborate with our clients to implement tactical business change and drive strategic organisational transformation. -
Normans
(Martin Costford)Norman Limited is the Channel Islands largest and most comprehensive Builders Merchants. We have branches at Commercial Buildings and Five Oaks and we can provide everything to build a house, from foundations to chimney pot, and a Great Deal More. -
Rural Jersey Magazine
(Alasdair Crosby)A quarterly magazine that focuses on the Jersey rural environment, culture and community. -
SCOOP
(Kaspar Wimberley)The Sustainable Cooperative was formed in 2018 to create a more sustainable supply of food on the island of Jersey. We recognised the impact our choices as consumers have on the environment and wanted to have an opportunity to shop in a way that we felt comfortable with. -
Signtech
(Tim De Gruchy)Established in 1986 and now the largest visual communications company in the Channel Islands, Signtech provides a full range of signage solutions and services ranging from design through to print, manufacture, servicing and installation. -
The Harbour Gallery
(Pat Robson)The Harbour Gallery is Jersey's largest exhibiting and selling gallery with over 80 exhibiting artists and craft workers and now includes The Textile Centre. Located at The Quay, 19 Commercial Buildings, St Helier we are open 7 days a week from 9.30 to 5.30pm. -
Webreality
(Dave Barton)Established in January 2000, Webreality is a Jersey-based and locally owned online marketing agency with extensive experience in supporting clients in a wide range of sectors with their online strategies over the long term.
