Brakes announces sponsorship of the Outstanding Society
In what it describes as a ‘partnership of values’, Brakes will be a contributor of blog posts, podcasts and events run by the Outstanding Society
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In a move that underlines its continued commitment to driving excellence in care catering, Brakes has become a sponsor of The Outstanding Society. As well as sharing its knowledge, expertise, Brakes will also be a regular contributor to blog posts, podcasts and events run by The Outstanding Society where it will offer valuable insight for care caterers.
Cathy Amos, head of customer marketing at Brakes, expresses her enthusiasm for the collaboration, saying: "Brakes is absolutely delighted to become a sponsor of The Outstanding Society, an organisation that shares our values and, like us, strives to provide the very best service and support for care caterers. The timing of the sponsorship could not be better as Brakes has recently embarked on a wide-ranging campaign to highlight the additional support that it offers to care home owners, managers, procurement specialists, and chefs, over and above its range of food, drink, and catering supplies. We look forward to working with The Outstanding Society’s visionary leadership team and sharing our knowledge, expertise and resources, not just with them, but also with the many people within the care sector who look to it for help and guidance."
The Outstanding Society (OS) was set up as a Community Interest Company (CIC) in 2021. It was formed by a small group of providers all of whom had achieved ‘Outstanding’ ratings following the introduction of the CQC inspection standard ratings in 2014. The Outstanding Society is a platform to share and celebrate best practice, which it does via virtual events, newsletters, podcasts, and the OS app, whilst helping others to improve and raise the profile of social care. These resources are free, as is membership.
Commenting on the sponsorship on behalf of The Outstanding Society, non-executive director, Sanjay Dhrona, says: 'I am so excited to introduce Brakes as the newest Sponsors of The Outstanding Society. We couldn’t service and support our residents without Brakes and its commitment to the sector and the residents who live with us. As well as innovating and sharing information, it has some great rewards and numerous ways of supporting care homes and providers. Its understanding of the demands our teams face daily is exceptional and its responses have consistently been outstanding.'
By combining Brakes' industry experience with The Outstanding Society's leadership, care homes across the country can anticipate access to a wealth of knowledge and resources that will empower them to provide exceptional dining experiences for their residents.