In this first episode, we discuss how the current climate creates the opportunities to push for new and more effective policies, for caterers, suppliers, children and young people, to ensure the viability of school catering, integrate sustainable practices and support the levelling up agenda.
Show Notes
In this first episode, we discuss how the current climate creates the opportunities to push for new and more effective policies, for caterers, suppliers, children and young people, to ensure the viability of school catering, integrate sustainable practices and support the levelling up agenda.
- The need to highlight the key role catering plays in the education sector
- How Brexit can help us reshape policy and funding structures
- The important role of social value and partnerships and how these can be harnessed to demonstrate value
- The importance of collaboration across public sector, business, government and the third sector
- How to support school food standards and the levelling up agenda
- The need to build eco-systems and assign ownership for current and future resilience
Listen in to a fascinating debate with a highly qualified panel to inform your operations:
- Amy Fetzer, Head of Research & Analysis, Footprint (chair)
- Nicky Joiner, Chair of Hands & Hungry, ASSIST FM
- Myles Bremner, CEO, Bremner Consulting
- Geoff Campion, Head of Communications, Chartwells
- Claire Roper, Head of Marketing & Innovation Foodservice, Quorn
- Tom Laskey, Sales & Marketing Director, Sodexo
What is School Catering Success in the New Normal?
This series of podcasts, in association with ASSIST FM and kindly supported by Green Gourmet and Quorn Foods, builds on the publication of the Footprint Intelligence report Sustainable Success in the New Normal: Conquering Challenges in Education Catering in a Covid-19 World. The objective with this series of podcasts is to maintain the sustainability momentum created in public sector catering, specifically in educational catering.