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TWO DYNAMIC FORCES TAKE A SEAT ON LOCAL CHARITY’S BOARD


Former diver and chair of British Diving, Melanie Beck MBE, and former European president of a giant Texas-based bakery business, Mel Bugler, have joined the board of trustees at leading local disability charity, MK SNAP. Melanie, who received an MBE for her


voluntary services during the Covid-19 crisis, is the charity’s new chair of trustees. She said: “I feel extremely


honoured and excited, MK SNAP is a charity I have long admired and followed.” Mel, former European


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president for CH Guenther & Son which produces burger buns for McDonalds and Burger King and for the past 27 years has held many CEO/MD roles, said: “I am delighted to be joining MK SNAP as a charity trustee. “I have seen the fantastic work that


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WELCOME BOTH MELANIE AND MEL TO THE BOARD’


MK SNAP does and believe it is a wonderful environment for learners to further develop


their talent and life skills while


having fun.” Melanie is CEO at MyMiltonKeynes, Business Improvement District and was formerly the head of marketing and


communications at the CentreMK. Melanie is a trustee of Sports Aid and chair of British Diving and British High Diving.


MILESTONE FOR PA FIRM


Smart Office Services is celebrating 21 years in business. It will be a quiet celebration due to Covid restrictions, but the remote PA support company are planning a big celebration for their 25th anniversary when that comes around. The company was established by


two personal assistants who wanted to provide remote PA support to business owners and managers. Despite the challenges of the last


year, Smart Office Services apprentices Caroline Lloyd and Holly Burnham have both achieved distinctions in their Apprenticeship in Business Administrator Level 3.


Manager Lynn Dumbarton said:


“This is a great achievement for them both, they have worked hard and we are very proud to be a stepping stone while they decide on their future careers. Their input has been invaluable to us and we hope to recruit again. “Like many companies, the last


year has been a challenge for us. Some of our clients provide face to face services and as their businesses have temporarily closed, we have also been quieter. “We are looking forward to the


opening of services and helping more business owners thrive in the future.”


She represents Europe on the World Aquatics


Governing body (FINA) and was Chair of the Performance Management of British Diving since 2005. MK SNAP's CEO, Angela Novell said: “We are


delighted to welcome both Melanie and Mel to the board during this time of great change.”


HEALTH PRACTITIONER REGISTERS WITH CQC


Stemax Consult Healthcare Services is now officially registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The Milton Keynes health and


wellbeing practitioner provides a patient driven outpatient day care clinic working with individual patients with a variety of medical conditions. The private clinic offers


services such as pre-placement medicals, vaccinations, offshore medicals and healthy lifestyle consultations to both individual clients and companies. They also assist companies in


Holly Burnham 22 inbusiness JUNE/JULY 2021 Caroline Lloyd


working with their employees to reduce sickness absence and improve productivity. The CQC is the Government’s independent regulator of health and adult social care services.


Melanie Beck MBE Mel Bugler


Medical director Cyprel Ijeh


said: “At Stemax Consult, we believe that by being CQC registered, we will assure you, and the Government that we are delivering quality care. “The CQC aim to tackle poor


care and use feedback from healthcare customers to make their judgements. As our customer you can be assured that practices are inspected regularly and are meeting the standards set.”


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