Catering
Catering Design Group appoints two new directors C
atering Design Group (CDG), the award winning restaurant and commercial kitchen design company for the hospitality industry has
created its first Creative Director and Business Development Director roles, as the business continues to enjoy rapid expansion. Bolstering its senior management team, Drew Keen joins the business as
Creative Director, with the remit to drive and develop the Company’s interior design offer. A University of Central England graduate, Keen previously held an Associate role for 11-years at the Hunter Patel Creative Group, with the remit to drive projects for a variety of clients including Spirit Pub Company, Punch Taverns and Peach Pub Company. Having previously worked for CDG for eight years from 2003-2011 as a
Project Consultant, Claire Smith returns to the business after a four year hiatus at ABDA Design as part of its business development team. An Association of Catering Excellence (ACE) committee member, Smith has worked in the commercial catering and hospitality design sector since 1997. In her new role as Business Development Director, Smith will be
responsible for cultivating new business opportunities and supporting the development of company sales and marketing strategies. Philip Howard, Managing Director, Catering Design Group commented:
“We are delighted to welcome Drew to the team and Claire back to the ’family’. These are really exciting times for CDG - we’re expanding at a rapid rate as we continue to develop our client base and win new contracts.
In developing these new roles we are committed to ensuring
both existing and new customers are able to benefit from our vast repertoire of in-house skills. He continues: Drew brings fresh inspiration, together with over 11-years
of expertise as a high-profile designer, which will greatly complement Claire’s unrivalled knowledge and expertise of the hospitality industry.”
u01327 314 860
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Mid-morning Milk - Why It's the White Stuff for Children G
eneral practitioner, presenter and writer on medical issues, Dr Hilary Jones is a firm
advocate of the health benefits of drinking milk for children at nursery and primary school. Here he explains why drinking milk at mid-morning break improves learning and mental performance. "I personally benefitted from school milk as a
child, and as a doctor I’d like to see thousands more children benefitting from the same opportunities today.
As parents or teachers we all feel passionate
about the health and education of our children. Each is dependent on the other and that is why I think one of the minimum requirements for a good start to the school day is a decent breakfast to fuel the mind and body and ignite children from inside metabolically as well as cerebrally. That way, they will be ready for their daily diet of inspiration and learning in the classroom. Sadly, 21% of children arriving at school
today have had no breakfast whatsoever and are hungry. Research confirms that if children attend school on an empty stomach, it has a negative impact on their ability to concentrate, to socialise happily with their peers and maximise their educational and physical potential. Which is why a simple carton of milk shared with their friends at mid-morning break time provides an excellent opportunity to address much of this need. Milk is the nearest thing to complete nutrition in a drink. It is a great mental and physical energy booster, it rehydrates after playground activities and because it contains so many essential ingredients such as calcium, vitamin B12 and protein, this extra portion of milk is a once-in- a-lifetime opportunity to help build strong teeth and bones as well as vital immunity. All children whether well-nourished or not
can benefit from mid-morning milk and the best way to facilitate this is through Cool Milk. Winners of “LACA Outstanding Supplier of the Year 2015”, Cool Milk can provide free milk for under 5’s and subsidised milk for all other children in school." Contact Cool Milk on 0800 056 2146 or visit
uwww.coolmilk.com
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September 2015
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