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17 Apr 2018 | |
Corporate Partners |
Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School (BVGS) Corporate Partnership has continued its outstanding growth, with the introduction of Birmingham-based insurance brokers, Southall Harries.
The experienced firm, who provide a range of specialist insurance services, has joined the initiative’s extensive portfolio, bringing the number of full-time members to 30.
The relationship between Southall Harries and the Corporate Partnership began after Client Relationship Manager and Founder of Southall Harries, Marc Harries, became involved with the Veseyans Rugby Club.
Marc is currently head of the mini and juniors section at the rugby club, and it was through this that Marc met and developed his relationship with Corporate Partnership Development Director, Brian Davies.
Now an official partner of the initiative, Southall Harries will work alongside the other members to support the school and help improve its services and facilities, while opening the door to future collaboration opportunities with some of the other businesses involved.
Marc Harries, commented: “It’s great to officially become a member of the Bishop Vesey’s Corporate Partnership, and we’re looking forward to supporting the school and its members going forward.
“Having worked closely with the rugby club, I am aware of how much the school does for its students, and that’s why it’s so important to assist where possible, improving the experiences of pupils at the school.
“One of the biggest factors in my decision to join was meeting Brian Davies, and seeing his passion for the school and the partnership first-hand.
“Brian has taken the time to bring together a group of experienced and established companies that can really benefit from collaborating with one another, and that is a very attractive prospect for any growing business.
“We’re excited to start building lasting relationships with the other members, and working together on projects in the future.
Brian Davies, said: “We’re delighted to have an experienced company like Southall Harries on board, and the insights and expertise they can offer will complement our existing portfolio greatly.
“Having had the opportunity to speak with Marc and grow our relationship through our involvement with the rugby club, I have no doubt that they will join as a committed member of the partnership that the other businesses will benefit from too.
“As the Corporate Partnership continues to grow, it’s important for us that we only recruit the right companies that are seriously committed to helping the school, and that can add value to the initiative as a whole.
“I’m confident that Southall Harries fit the bill perfectly, and we’re looking forward to working closely with Marc and the wider team more in the future.”
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