Nico prinsloo

Nico prinsloo

The King's Fund extends Charlton House contract

21st July 2008, 12:27pm

The King's Fund, a charitable foundation based in the in Cavendish Square, London, has extended its Charlton House contract for a further three years.

The independent caterer, worth £800,000 in annual turnover, will continue to manage a restaurant, café bar and full conference and events catering services for the charity.

 

Nico Prinsloo, Charlton House business development director, commented on the retention: "We are now working closely with our colleagues at Chester Boyd to help The King's Fund to expand the commercial aspect of the contract by marketing it as a highly attractive venue for conferences and other events to maximise revenue for the charity."

 

The Kind's Fund focuses on understanding how the health system in England can be improved. Its work includes research, analysis, developing leaders and improving services.

 

Weblink: www.charltonhouse.co.uk


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