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Stellar Omada

The Hearts badge on the new pink away kit. Picture: HMFC

Hearts unveil new pink away kit for the 2023/24 season

Stellar Omada will continue as the front-of-shirt sponsor for Hearts away kits next season. Picture: SNS

Hearts sponsorship deal and when new away kits will be unveiled

'There is a growing demand for the services we provide,' says boss Colin Frame. Picture: Alistair Pryde.

IT firm and Hearts sponsor Stellar Omada aims to score new clients as sales leap

The CodeClan-Baillie Gifford tie-up aims to give young people real-world experience of how a technology-driven business operates. Picture: contributed.

Scots tech firms set to host interns via latest CodeClan Youth Academy intake

Stellar Omada's logo will be displayed on the front of Hearts' away shirt next season. Picture: Stuart Manley/Hearts FC

Stellar Omada MD explains exciting Hearts relationship

Craig Halkett, Stephen Kingsley and Toby Sibbick display the new Hearts away jersey. Picture: Stuart Manley/Hearts FC

Hearts respond to away strip leak with video and early unveiling

Colin Frame, CEO and founder of Edinburgh-based Stellar Omada. Picture: Alistair Pryde

Edinburgh IT specialist recruiting after adding 50 posts since start of year

Colin Frame, managing director and founder of Edinburgh-headquartered Stellar Omada. Picture: Alastair Pryde

Fast-growing Edinburgh fintech appoints high-profile chair as revenues top £10m

Colin Frame, managing director and founder of Edinburgh-based Stellar Omada and the co-owner of Shieldhill Castle Hotel , Biggar. Picture: Helen Barrington

Edinburgh tech start-up aims to become £100m revenue business in next five years