IGD’s flagship charitable initiative, Feeding Britain’s Future, helped 17,000 people in 2016 – from unemployed 18–24 year olds to students exploring their options at school. With support from over 2,000 volunteers from nearly 300 food and grocery companies, the programme
IGD is celebrating a successful fourth year of its Feeding Britain’s Future employability skills programme, with 2015 highlights including grocery chief executives heading back to schools, a visit from the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions and even a
Industry leaders from across the UK’s food and grocery sector addressed the Prime Minister at a CEO roundtable this Thursday (11 September) to discuss how Feeding Britain’s Future is improving the employability skills of young people in the UK, and industry’s vital
The food and grocery research and training charity, IGD, has today announced the launch of a ‘School Pilot’, as part of its successful ‘Feeding Britain’s Future’ campaign which is now in its third year. The pilot will see major food and
Mark Golder will join IGD’s senior team as industry development director on 22 April 2014. Mark has nearly 20 years’ experience across the whole supply chain, including retail as a food technologist and buyer at Marks & Spencer, foodservice as a commercial
Companies from across the food and grocery supply chain are joining forces this month to help 15,000 young unemployed people get into work. Feeding Britain’s Future – designed by research and training charity IGD – is offering free pre-employment workshops
Research revealed today at IGD’s Skills Summit suggests the food and grocery industry is not a career of choice for most people starting out in the world of work. But once they join, they often stay. IGD surveyed the members
