United States Olympic Bronze medalist Krysta Palmer is closing out the summer by announcing a partnership with Nevada's iconic apparel brand, Home Means Nevada Co.
United States Olympic Bronze medalist Krysta Palmer is closing out the summer by announcing a partnership with Nevada's iconic apparel brand, Home Means Nevada Co. The University of Nevada alumni are joining an exclusive group of top-tier partners in the state that have signed professional contracts with the Home Means Nevada Co. company. Palmer is currently working towards her Master of Business Administration degree from DeVry University and is living in Reno, where she has signed as an official ambassador for Home Means Nevada Co. Apparel Company and is training and preparing for the upcoming season starting in December, with the focus on training through the next Olympic Games in Paris 2024. Scott Dunseath, Home Means Nevada Co. owner, said he's grateful to partner with a strong female athlete. "The brand is excited at the opportunity to support and build its relationship with Palmer while she pursues her athletic career,” he said. Home Means Nevada Co. recently expanded its operations, opening its third 1,036-square-foot location at The District at Green Valley Ranch in Henderson, near Sephora inside the open-air shopping destination just 15 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. Formerly known as Reno eNVy, the company rebranded in 2017 to Home Means Nevada. The store embodies all things Nevada and provides a way for people to showcase their pride in the state through their clothes. "As a rooted Nevadan, Battle Born since day one, I take great pride in my home state. Home Means Nevada, and I share a passionate love for the beauty and uniqueness of the silver state. I am thrilled to partner with Home Means Nevada to promote the way they capture the greatness of our state in every piece of clothing they create," said Palmer. Home Means Nevada Co.'s Reno locations are in the South Creek Shopping Center off Foothill Road in South Reno and at 135 N Sierra St., located in downtown Reno's Riverwalk District. Palmer received the Bronze Medal for the USA Diving Winter National Championships. In 2018 she placed 5th place at the FINA Diving World Cup; in 2019, she won Gold at the FINA Diving Grand Prix with a 3-meter synchronized partner (Synchronized Women 3m Springboard). For more information, visit www.homemeansnevada.com.
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