Robert Richardson Named Room to Reward Trustee

Room to Reward are thrilled to invite Robert Richardson FIH MI, CEO of the Institute of Hospitality, as a brand-new Trustee of the special charity. Space to Reward usages contributed unsold hotel spaces to allow charities and neighborhoods to provide ‘thank you’ breaks to the volunteers who commit their time to assisting individuals and locations in requirement.

The Institute of Hospitality has actually supported the charity for a variety of years, motivating hoteliers to register and put their squandered properties to excellent usage. Richardson’s visit to the Room to Reward board will even more increase the charity’s reach and existence in the market.

” I’m thrilled to be signing up with Room to Reward as a Trustee,” he stated. ” I’m happy to be part of a market as generous and offering as ours and this is a great method of utilizing spaces that would otherwise sit empty to acknowledge individuals who do so much for others and genuinely make a distinction.

” I initially got included with Room to Reward as a hotel partner in my days as a General Manager. It’s such an easy thing for hoteliers to be part of and has a genuine, significant effect. The Institute is happy to support and motivate all our members to get included. I anticipate dealing with the remainder of the board and the Room to Reward group on their journey.”

Since structure in 2015, roughly 800 hotels throughout the U.K. have actually signed up with Room to Reward, consisting of the similarity Leonardo Hotels, Bespoke Hotels, The Clermont hotel Group, Firmdale Hotels, The Savoy, The Dorchester, The Torridon and Watergate Bay. Jointly, these hotels have actually contributed breaks to 2500 inspiring volunteers, chosen by over 800 charities.

” We are definitely enjoyed invite Robert to our group of Trustees,” stated Adam Terpening FIH, Director of Room to Reward. ” He’s been a great advocate of ours for several years and will be a fantastic possession to our advancement and development. We are extremely grateful to the Institute of Hospitality also for their continued remarkable assistance.”

Richardson signs up with Nic Roach (Chair), David Guile, Tim Nealon and Mark Lever on the Room to Reward board.

To learn more about Room to Reward, the hotels and charities included and to satisfy a few of the Hidden Heroes, see: www.roomtoreward.org

To learn more about the Institute of Hospitality, go to: www.instituteofhospitality.org