Brocket Hall Estate has entered into a new multi-year partnership with The Revenue Club following a highly successful year of collaboration that delivered outstanding results across sales, marketing, and systems integration.
The agreement marks a pivotal step in Brocket Hall’s ongoing transformation, as the estate embarks on a major investment programme aimed at enhancing its status as a premier destination for luxury hospitality, sport, and leisure.
Key upcoming developments include the launch of a cutting-edge golf academy, the introduction of a Phil Kenyon putting studio and Scotty Cameron-branded balcony, and the construction of new racquet courts for Padel and Pickleball. Ambitious plans are also in place for a new spa, gym, and substantial upgrades to Brocket Hall’s accommodation and heritage facilities.
Joe Zhou Feng (Brocket Hall Estate Chairman), Nick Eden (The Revenue Club, Account Director)
Reflecting on the partnership’s impact, Nick Eden, Account Director at The Revenue Club, commented: “Over the past 12 months, we’ve laid the foundation for long-term success by embedding integrated systems like HubSpot CRM into Brocket Hall’s operational and sales framework. The results speak for themselves, with a return on ad spend exceeding 3,000%.”
Lee Williams, General Manager at Brocket Hall Estate, shared his enthusiasm for the continued collaboration: “It’s been a pleasure working with Nick and Chris once again. What sets The Revenue Club apart is their deep understanding of our goals — and, more importantly, their alignment with them.”
Under the renewed agreement, The Revenue Club will continue to lead Brocket Hall’s sales and marketing efforts, with an expanded focus on digital performance, lead management, and CRM optimisation using their HubSpot Platinum Partner Status. The team will also support operational initiatives such as membership renewals, systems management, and process improvement.