Bedford Park, Illinois Complex Gets New Naming Rights

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New sports venue will feature 100,000 square feet of indoor volleyball and basketball courts

The Village of Bedford Park, Illinois and Wintrust Financial Corporation announced a multi-year naming rights and marketing partnership recently. Through this relationship, Wintrust will be the Official Banking Partner of the Village of Bedford Park and will receive naming rights to the newly constructed Wintrust Sports Complex at Bedford Park. 

Scheduled to open in Fall 2021, the Wintrust Sports Complex will feature 100,000 square feet of indoor volleyball and basketball courts, a family entertainment center with laser tag, arcade games, e-sports lounge and The Grille bar and restaurant.

“We are excited to get to work with Wintrust, a valued community partner of ours that will aide us in our business and economic development goals for our community,” said David Brady, president, Village of Bedford Park. “Wintrust is the right partner for us in many ways and we look forward to creating wonderful experiences for everyone who visits the Wintrust Sports Complex. We collectively believe in building a better future for our kids and for our community.”

“A facility like this is an incredible asset to our local athletes and community,” said Ed Wehmer, founder & chief executive officer, Wintrust Financial Corporation. “We are proud to support the goals of the young athletes who will train and compete here. We appreciate the leadership of the Village of Bedford Park President and Board of Trustees and look forward to many years of exciting events at the new Wintrust Sports Complex.”

 As the Official Banking Partner of the Village of Bedford Park, Wintrust will have significant branding presence at the Wintrust Sports Complex.

 ALPA Construction, headquartered in Bedford Park is responsible for the design and construction of the Wintrust Sports Complex.

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