The Business Collective brings together organisations that want to strengthen their networks, invest in workplace wellbeing and support the vital work of Keech.
The initiative offers businesses the opportunity to attend a number of events each year featuring inspiring guest speakers. There will also be networking opportunities and practical learning around topics including bereavement and compassion in the workplace, volunteering, and employee wellbeing. All events take place at Keech Luton site so there is always an opportunity to meet the people that make the difference in the hospice and see the impact first hand.
Membership is designed to be mutually beneficial, giving businesses a platform to collaborate, forge connections and innovate. It also enables them to demonstrate their social values through aligning with a much-loved local charity that supports people of all ages with life-limiting conditions across Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Milton Keynes.
“Launched in March this year, the Business Collective is where partnership meets purpose. It brings together organisations that want to make a real and positive difference, both in their communities, as well as within their workplaces. It’s a place for businesses to strengthen their networks, invest in workplace wellbeing and support the vital work of Keech.”
-Sarah Duguid, Corporate Partnerships
Members of the Business Collective get to:
- Attend high-value networking events
- Demonstrate social responsibility
- Collaborate with like-minded leaders
- Share support and advice in a friendly, professional community
- Attend inspiring events that spark ideas and partnerships
- Promote their brand while making a real difference
- Help provide life-changing care for their local community
- Access expert-led learning and development sessions
“The Collective gives us the opportunity to meet with a variety of businesses and great people, as well as attend some great functions and events, enabling us to continue to build our contacts and push our business forward to a wider audience.”
-Julie Lack-Jones, Managing Director of Constant & Co and Business Collective member
Keech provides specialist care for people of all ages with life-limiting conditions and supports families throughout Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Milton Keynes. Its services save the NHS more than £6.5 million each year.
The Business Collective forms part of Keech’s wider commitment to connecting communities and building partnerships that make the difference when it matters most.
The next event takes place on Thursday 25 June, 8.30-10.30am. Guest speaker is Dr Ed Braund from the University of Bedfordshire, who will be talking about how AI is transforming businesses.
Sign upHow you can get involved:
Businesses interested in joining the Keech Hospice Business Collective or finding out more can visit keech.org.uk.
Joining fees start at £75/month.
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