WHAT’S NEW?
LOO OF THE YEAR ANNOUNCES SPONSORSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES Loo of the Year Awards has provided unrivalled promotional opportunities for many UK and international companies with differing needs, annually since 1987. There are a range of sponsorship packages available and bespoke packages developed and executed to meet the sponsors needs and budget.
Each sponsor’s specific requirements can be included in a sponsorship package which will include exposure of the company’s/ organisation’s brand, particular products or services, the launch of new products or services, market research relating to washroom products or services etc. Sponsorship can be used as a marketing/selling opportunity or to promote another aspect the sponsor would like promoted e.g. health issue, green issues etc.
Previous sponsors have used their sponsorship of Loo of the Year Awards to support their launch of a new washroom product or service. Others have promoted an emerging
brand e.g. Eco Breeze, Hygiene Vision and P Wave. The provision of facilities for those needing special washroom facilities and support for charities has also been supported through involvement with Loo of the Year Awards.
Mike Bone, Loo of the Year Award’s Managing Director said: “The next prestigious Loo of the Year Awards Event will be on Friday 6th December at the Soco St Johns hotel in Solihull. In addition to presentation of the National and UK/Ireland awards there is a sponsors and supporters product/service exhibition in the same suite as the pre-lunch sparkling wine reception is held.
The company is driven by Lorraine Larman, who has twenty years of experience in the cleaning and FM industry. Her passion for educating others has helped create an innovative safety training solution for organisations of any size.
LORRAINE LARMAN TO
LEAD SAFETY SOLUTIONS Safety Solutions, an all- encompassing solution to safety in the workplace, is offering a series of training courses nationally recognised with accreditations.
www.tomorrowsfm.com
Safety Solutions not only encompasses all workplace safety solutions at its best value, but the training is delivered by Larman, who is highly respected within her field. She currently resides on the Cleaning Industry Liaising forum for the strategy group at the HSE and has industry involvement with IOSH, the CSSA, the WCEC Education Committee.
Larman is at the top of her profession as an IOSH Chartered Member, the world’s most prestigious body for health and safety practitioners, and through her years of training she discovered she had a natural ability for mentoring and coaching.
This provides unique opportunities for promotion of sponsor brands and their products or services to a captive audience of up to 400 guests all associated with washroom provision.”
Sponsors are also able to make an on-stage address/presentation to the Event guests between awards presentations which can include video or slide shows to promote their brand, products, or an issue relevant to washroom provision related to their customers or prospects. Sponsor brands are promoted by Loo of the Awards, throughout the Event and beyond for example, at the 2020 Interclean Amsterdam.
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Employers know that when working with a Chartered Health & Safety Practitioner, they’re receiving the ‘best in class’ training. Larman believes safety is a core part of all businesses and it has never been so important to protect human health and raise awareness to the risks of everyone’s safety, occupational health and wellbeing to provide a safe and positive workplace environment.
Larman can offer direction and expertise to create an individual programme that assists you with any specific goals or objectives. All units are accessible for different budgets and for both beginners and experts alike.
For all your safety training requirements or for further details please contact Lorraine at Safety Solutions:
lsafetysolutions@outlook.com
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