Legionella compliance experts chosen to feature in national campaign

A Lichfield-based specialist in legionella compliance and fire safety services is one of seven businesses chosen to take part in a national campaign.

Legionella and Fire Safe Services (LFS) has been selected for the ‘Let’s Partner Up for Good’ campaign, organised by Nescafé in collaboration with Nestlé Professional.

The initiative is designed to empower SMEs in their sustainability journeys, providing them with invaluable insights and guidance from some of the most respected experts in the industry.

As part of this campaign, Kym Morris, business manager at LFS was invited to London for an exclusive filming day, where their commitment to sustainability was highlighted.

The experience offered them the opportunity to engage with and learn from serial entrepreneur and Dragons Den star Deborah Meaden, as well as the business experts at Nescafé Nestlé Professional, including managing director Katya Simmons.

A series of three short films featuring LFS will be produced and shared with the broader SME community.

These films will provide valuable advice, insights, and practical tips on advancing sustainability within business operations.

The films are set to air from September 2024 onwards.

Kym Morris said: “It was an incredible honour to be selected as one of the seven winners by Nestlé Professional to spend a day with their experts and Dragon's Den's Deborah Meaden.

“The advice we received was invaluable, and we were thrilled to get feedback not only from Deborah but also from Nescafé's sustainability expert, Robin Sundaram, who congratulated LFS on our significant efforts in business sustainability.

“We look forward to continuing our collaboration with Nestlé Professional in the future.”

Katya Simmons, managing director at Nescafé by Nestlé Professional, said: “We know that there are common themes and challenges amongst entrepreneurs.

“By working with real businesses, we’ve been able to understand some of those challenges first-hand and offer thoughts, tools and advice that we hope will benefit the winners and through the campaign, reach the wider SME community.

“If as a Nescafé team, we can support and make a positive impact, this means the world to us.”

Deborah Meaden, said: “This is a fantastic initiative that I’m delighted to be a part of. Running a business can often be overwhelming and at times, even a little lonely.

“There’s a lot to think about, from operating responsibly through to prioritising wellbeing for employees, all whilst focusing on growth targets and moving the business forward.

“Helping businesses develop and grow, based on my own experiences, is something I love to do. I look forward to seeing what the future holds for each of the winners.”