Rio Ferdinand's new way of making a living away from the pitch

Football legend Rio Ferdinand has announced a significant investment in Manchester-based tech platform, DeliveryApp. The former England captain and current TV pundit joins the company as it looks to revolutionize the logistics industry.

Ferdinand, a passionate investor in the tech market, aims to leverage his extensive network and commercial expertise to drive DeliveryApp's growth. His investment will support the company's expansion plans, boost revenue through targeted campaigns, and enhance its brand visibility.

What is DeliveryApp?

Founded by Lance Jones, DeliveryApp was created to address long-standing issues within the logistics sector. By combining cutting-edge technology with a commitment to fair treatment for drivers and enhanced customer transparency, DeliveryApp is setting a new standard for the industry.

Ferdinand was drawn to DeliveryApp's mission of transforming the logistics market and its ethical approach to business. He was particularly impressed by the platform's transparency and its ability to reach a wider audience.

A Match Made in Manchester

The partnership between DeliveryApp and Rio Ferdinand is a significant milestone for the UK tech industry. Both parties share a common vision of innovation and growth. The collaboration is expected to accelerate revenue growth, streamline driver onboarding and retention, and drive continuous improvements to the platform.

Rio Ferdinand commented: "Manchester has always been a city of passion, ambition, and innovation. As someone with strong ties to the city and its people, I am delighted to be part of a new investment opportunity with DeliveryApp, a company that truly embodies these values."

Dwain McDonald, CEO of DeliveryApp, added: "We are thrilled to welcome Rio to the team. His extensive knowledge of the latest technologies, particularly in social media, will be invaluable. His involvement brings an extraordinary level of expertise and experience, especially within the tech sector. Our goal is to double the number of active drivers and quadruple our revenue in the coming year, and Rio's participation will be instrumental in achieving our ambitious goals."