Partner Profiles Name: Peter Slater
Role at Waitrose: Branch Manager, Red Houses
Why did you choose to become a Waitrose Games Maker?
These Games are without a doubt the biggest sporting event in Jersey in 2015. The opportunity therefore to support and contribute to making the Games a success is both an honour and a privilege.
What role would you like to do during the Games? I would be happy to undertake any role that will help and assist this exciting event.
I was inspired and enthused at Cliff Chipperfield’s presentation at the Waitrose Games Maker launch event when he recounted his role as a Games Maker at the 2012 Olympic Games. Amongst other things he had been entrusted to put out railings, similarly I will be happy to undertake any task that supports this great event.
What about the Games inspires you? As a Jersey resident with a love of all sport, being involved with an event with 3,000 competitors, 1,000 officials, involving 24 Islands and 14 sports all in one week is a massive personal opportunity to try and give something back to the community in which I live.
Name: Natalie Nardone
Role at Waitrose: Ambient Team Member, St Helier
Why did you choose to become a Waitrose Games Maker?
I love to meet new people and Waitrose offered staff this wonderful experience to get involved.
What role would you like to do during the Games? Meet and greet, generally help international visitors discover and enjoy everything Jersey has to offer.
What about the Games inspires you?
It gives sports opportunities to islanders whom may not otherwise have the chance to compete around the world.
It is small enough that the community atmosphere can flourish and true friendships can be made.
We were overwhelmed
by the response and had to close the registration early for applications
which is testament to how passionate people are to help and represent Jersey.
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