Skip to main content
Search Results

Compass Scotland appoints nutrition & sustainability lead

10th Feb 2022 - 07:00
Image
Emily Robinson, senior nutritionist and sustainability lead at Compass Scotland
Abstract
Compass Scotland has announced the appointment of Emily Robinson as senior nutritionist and sustainability lead.

In this new role, Robinson will be responsible for the delivery of nutrition and sustainability education for employees, clients and consumers across all Compass Scotland sites, including schools, workplaces and venues.

Robinson first joined the company as regional engagement manager and nutritionist for Compass Group UK & Ireland’s education catering specialist, Chartwells, in the South of England in 2019, before becoming regional nutritionist in 2020. Prior to joining Compass, she worked as an associate nutritionist for organisations including the British Nutrition Foundation.

Having previously worked for Chartwells in England, Robinson will be a local support for the Chartwells schools in Scotland to deliver the Beyond the Chartwells kitchen food, nutrition and sustainability education programme to young people aged from 4-18-years-old.

Robinson will be looking into the COP26 legacy, following Compass Scotland’s role supporting catering and cleaning at the event. She will be working with suppliers and culinary teams looking at ingredients and menus to see where changes can be made for clients.

Commenting on her appointment, she said: “Being a brand new role for Scotland, my aim is to gain a clear vision on what our clients and customers are looking for when it comes to wellbeing and sustainability, as well an understanding of the focus and anticipated actions of the Scottish Government. My ambition is to help drive positive, evidence-based change in education, menus, behaviour and wellbeing among children and adults in Scotland.”

Robinson is also part of Compass’ Women in Food initiative, which aims to support and develop female talent, as well as helping to create an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive.

David Hay, managing director of Compass Scotland, said: “We’re thrilled to welcome Emily back to Scotland and have her on board in this exciting new role. We are focussed on delivering our health and wellbeing and sustainability agendas, and Emily will be ensuring a companywide strategy specifically for our Scottish portfolio. This appointment demonstrates our commitment in these areas and we are looking forward to building our momentum further.”

For more information, visit: www.compass-group.co.uk/compass-scotland.

Category
Written by
Edward Waddell