He said that despite UK plans to leave the European Union there was never any doubt in the company’s mind about holding the major international ‘thought-leadership’ event here.
The family-owned caterer successfully tendered for a five year-contract which will see it operate the theatre’s new event space, refurbished cafe bar and theatre operations.
Speakers include author and futurist Ray Kurzweil, Professor Cary Cooper from the University of Manchester, David Gram from Lego’s Future Lab and actress, writer and political activist Jane Fonda.<
The ‘bespoke’ contract caterer won the rights to provide food services at the headquarters of three large companies based in London.
After 12 years on The Parade, a busy shopping hub in the centre of the Warwickshire spa town, the company has relocated to the nearby location of Perseus House on Holly Walk.
As part of the park's redevelopment, the cafe is being given a makeover which includes a new decking area for outside dining and the installation of glass windows that allow views across the countr
The Dublin-based group catered for 96,000 guests over the event’s four days (6-9 July), at Portstewart Golf Club, Northern Ireland.
The position was vacant following the news that current managing director Dennis Hogan was returning to his native USA to become chief executive of Foodbuy, a Compass subsidiary.
The Ashby-based caterer made the Leicester Mercury Newspaper list under the business people category for a fourth consecutive year.
Co-produced by the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (RADA) and the Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company, the play was held to raise funds for RADA’s Chenies Street site in London.