Queen Elizabeth II: US Polo Assn mourns death, extends condolences to the Royal Family

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Condolences are offered to the entire Royal Family on the loss of Queen Elizabeth II by US Polo Assn, the official brand of the United States Polo Association (USPA), in conjunction with the USPA and its licensing partner in the United Kingdom, Brand Machine Group (BMG).

The Queen lived a life of extraordinary public service and has been an iconic and illuminating figure not just in the United Kingdom but around the world. She will be remembered globally with great affection and respect for her sense of duty and commitment to her role for more than 70 years.

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“US Polo Assn has been extremely fortunate to have worked with The Palace in supporting the Royal Family with their philanthropic efforts over the years,” said J Michael Prince, President and CEO of USPA Global Licensing.

“Partnering with both The Duke of Cambridge, HRH Prince William and The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry to carry on the Queen’s philanthropic legacy through the spirit of polo has been, and will continue to be an honor and a privilege.”

The sport of polo has been part of the Royal Family’s history dating back many generations.

Queen Elizabeth II inherited the throne at 25

“The USPA is saddened to learn of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and we extend our most sincere condolences to The Royal Family,” notes Stewart Armstrong, Chairman of the United States Polo Association (USPA).

“Her Majesty’s impact is both far reaching and immense. It has always been an honor to partner with The Palace on its philanthropic mission, through polo tournaments in the UK and the US, which benefit so many deserving charities.”

Queen Elizabeth II was 25 years old when she inherited the throne. She was 27 when she had her coronation ceremony, with 27 million people tuning in to the momentous occasion justin the UK.

“Alongside the people of the UK and the Commonwealth, Brand Machine Group mourns the death of Her Majesty The Queen,” added Boo Jalil, CEO of UK-based Brand Machine Group (BMG).

“Her leadership and sacrifice to duty has been unprecedented, and we thank her for her more than 70 years of service to our country.”

For further information, contact

Stacey Kovalsky – Senior Director, Global Communications, USPA Global Licensing
Phone +001.561.790.8036 – Email: skovalsky@uspagl.com

Gina DiGregorio | Head of Marketing, Brand Machine Group
Phone: +44 (0) 1992 538 003| Email: gina.digregorio@brandmachinegroup.com

This content was issued through the press release distribution service at Newswire.com.

– Globe Newswire, West Palm Beach, Florida and Windsdor, England

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