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Harrison Catering Services is an education and corporate caterer committed to inspiring, training, developing, coaching and mentoring its talented people
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arrison Catering Services, an independent, family-owned company, was founded in
1994 by Geoffrey Harrison. We provide contract catering to educational establishments and corporate clients, with a reputation for setting the standard – priding ourselves on delivering an exceptional catering experience. Our approach to fresh, delicious and balanced meals served by talented individuals at the heart of our business recognises each team member’s valuable contribution to our continued success, and we are proud of our workforce and the collaborative environment we have created. Our philosophy is to nurture individuals, and
Harrison has an array of accredited training programmes available for all levels within the business. We actively encourage our people to expand their knowledge and look at the opportunities available to advance their careers or diversify into other roles, enabling many managers to progress to more senior positions. Harrison is proud to have won many prestigious awards for its training and providing opportunities for personal development.
Support and Development Team Training opportunities and coaching are fundamental to the success of Harrison, and they assist our catering teams in developing new skills and continually improving our food offer. Our support and development team, led by our Director of Food and Service, Mark Stower, contribute to facilitating and delivering our essential craft programme and providing a source of pride and motivation, including: ● Craft workshops – a range of interactive
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