Sodexo Live! a global leader in hospitality services in the sports and leisure industry, has appointed Jason Mumby to the role of Growth Director for the UK & Ireland, where he will lead the business development and sales functions and joins the executive team.
Mumby brings a wealth of experience in client development and strategic partnerships within the events, foodservice, and hospitality industries. Most recently, he served as Client Development and Strategy Director at an industry competitor, where he played a pivotal role in driving business growth and strengthening client relationships. His earlier career includes significant roles at Costa Coffee, where he contributed to the brand’s expansion and commercial success.
In his new role, Mumby will focus on accelerating the growth of Sodexo Live! across its event, sports, leisure and cultural venue portfolio. The business works with some of the UK and Ireland’s most iconic venues and events, including Ascot Racecourse, Henley Royal Regatta, Virgin Atlantic, Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, The Royal Academy of Arts, Fulham FC & Brighton & Hove Albion FC to deliver world-class food and hospitality experiences.
Mumby commented: “Joining Sodexo Live! at this exciting stage is a fantastic opportunity. The business has a strong reputation for delivering exceptional experiences at some of the UK and Ireland’s most iconic venues. I’m looking forward to working with the team to expand our reach, strengthen client partnerships, and bring innovative, insight-driven solutions to the live events and hospitality sector.”
Claire Morris, CEO, Sodexo Live! UK & Ireland said: “I am delighted to welcome Jason to the team at such an important moment for our business. His extensive experience and proven track record in client development will be key to driving our growth mindset, strengthening our market presence, and enhancing our sales strategy. Jason’s leadership will help us build on the strong foundations laid by our talented team, who have shown outstanding commitment throughout this past year.”