Our elevator pitch is ‘hand-held food for people on the move’. Basically, if you can eat it with your hands, we can make it
Gareth Chambers studied television production, but found himself happiest helping his mother in the family sandwich business. Now he employs more than 300 people making food for customers in Ireland and Britain
CV: Gareth Chambers
Role: chief executive, Around Noon
Age:33
Lives: Newry, Co Down
Hobbies: travel, running and going to Manchester United matches
Favourite film: Goodfellas
Just finished reading: The Checklist Manifesto by Atul Gawande
A couple of days before I’m due to meet Gareth Chambers, sandwiches – or more precisely, the things we put into them – are becoming an unlikely political hot potato in pre-Brexit Britain.
The director of the British Sandwich ...
