Friday, August 16, 2019

Provident CU Buys Naming Rights to University Event Center

San José State University and Provident Credit Union (Redwood City, CA) entered into an $8.1 million, 20-year partnership agreement to rename The Event Center at San José State University to Provident Credit Union Event Center.

The Event Center seats 5,000 and is the home of Spartans basketball.

The agreement includes signage at the facility and on nearby roadways; the opportunity to sponsor or participate in university events; and the opportunity to provide the campus with financial literacy awareness clinics.

The California State University Board of Trustees approved the venue renaming and broader agreement at its July 24 meeting.

The CEO of Provident Credit Union is an alumnus of San José State University.

Read the press release.

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