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New Director of Operations at Bidvest Noonan
Bidvest Noonan has appointed Marielle Howitt as Director of Operations, leading service delivery across its Education and Public Sector portfolio in the UK.
Howitt brings more than 15 years of senior leadership experience gained across complex, highly regulated and technology-enabled organisations. She has held operational leadership roles with responsibility for large teams, major transformation programmes and the design of high-performing operating models.
James Gates, Managing Director for Southern Solutions at Bidvest Noonan, said: “Marielle brings substantial experience in leading complex operations and delivering transformation at scale, together with a genuine commitment to people and service excellence. Her appointment strengthens our Education and Public Sector business in the UK and supports our ambition to deliver outstanding outcomes for our clients.”
Howitt added: “I am delighted to be joining Bidvest Noonan, a business with a strong reputation for looking after its customers. I look forward to working with our teams and clients, building on strong foundations and creating an environment where our people can perform at their best. My focus will be on delivering reliable, high-quality services and lasting value for the organisations and communities we support.”
www.bidvestnoonan.com Cleanology launches sixth hygiene poverty fundraiser
Cleanology has launched its annual fundraising event, now in its sixth year, in aid of The Hygiene Bank.
The fundraiser, which attracts almost 200 guests each year, has raised in excess of £151,000 in its first five years.
This year the event is being held on Wednesday 11 November at the chic art deco- style Bloomsbury Hotel in Central London, just steps away from Tottenham Court Road station.
Last year Cleanology was awarded the highly coveted Gold Partnership status by charity The Hygiene Bank, in recognition of its ongoing efforts to champion the movement to tackle hygiene poverty in the UK.
Dominic Ponniah, Chairman and Co-Founder of Cleanology, said: “Sadly, the demand for support is going up not down as the cost-of-living crisis worsens. I’m so proud that we are building a coalition of businesses willing to support our efforts to tackle hygiene poverty, and together, we can make a much-needed difference to help those in need.”
Ruth Brock, CEO of The Hygiene Bank, added: “I’m thrilled that the partnership between Cleanology and The Hygiene Bank has gone from strength to strength – they’re now one of our highly valued gold partners and this year’s event looks set to be the most exciting yet. We will be ready to share some critical new research into hygiene poverty, and we look forward to meeting with partners old and new to discuss what more we can do, together.”
Sponsors include Evans Vanodine, Liberty Hygiene, Foremost, Kimberly-Clark Professional, Metsä Tissue and, new for 2026, Planet Mark. Guests can look forward to an informative panel discussion, live auction hosted by a celebrity auctioneer, an extensive raffle, entertainment and networking.
The Hygiene Bank is a people-powered charity and social movement, committed to tackling hygiene poverty in communities across the UK. They believe that no one should have to choose between staying clean and meeting other basic needs. Through their network of projects, they provide essential hygiene products to those experiencing poverty or crisis. You can support The Hygiene Bank through the website below.
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