Delivered by Dr David Sheard, the CEO and founder of Dementia Care Matters, the one-day training workshop will teach care caterers and providers how to look beyond the serving of food and turn meal
The final took place at Premier’s St.
The awards recognise and celebrate excellence, innovation and education in the field of care catering, as well as the sector’s unsung heroes.
Murray will officially take on the role at the NACC Training & Development Forum on 5-7 October, when the incumbent deputy chair, Adam Michallat-Cox, will hand over the mantle.
The journalist, who specialises in social policy issues, will speak about his experiences of reporting on the public sector and consider why it remains marginalised.
The awards, which have been heralded as ‘the Oscars of great British business’ by former PM David Cameron, will take place on 15th November at the Grosvenor House, Park Lane.
Neel Radia, national chair, National Association of Care Catering, said: “I have always wanted to do a skydive and to be able to fulfil this ambition in support of two wonderful charities is fantas
Waterfall Catering Group has 803 sites across the UK and generated revenues of £70 million last year.
Giles Conroy, Sunrise Senior Living; Malcolm Shipton, Wrenhall Nursing Home; Mike Baker, Random Light; Stephanie Steel, Coed Du Hall; and Suzanne Corless, Random Light will compete for the title on
The Forum, which takes place at the East Midlands Conference Centre in Nottingham on 5-7 October, will discuss the latest issues affecting the care catering sector.