Why a former printer gives our Foundation the stamp of approval!

Thirty-five year old Gareth Conlon was forced to review his options when mobility problems meant he could no longer continue as a printer.

Our newest trainee talks about her warm welcome

 

Yet another new starter has entered the Bayford Foundation‘s pioneering training environment. Here, rookie data inputter, Nicola Tuke, 43, talks about her first impressions of working for an organisation with a very progressive approach to helping its people succeed.

Why our Dragon Boat racing fun day was a roaring success

A flotilla of colourful dragon boats was commandeered in an exciting waterborne challenge at Leeds Dock for our latest fun day outing.

Our business director is up for a prestigious Institute of Directors Award

Adam Walsh, business director of The Right Fuelcard Company (TRFC), which runs our Foundation, is a worthy finalist in the IoD Director of the Year Awards Yorkshire & North East.

Our latest trainee gives us the lowdown on her dynamic first five days

New starter with The Bayford Foundation Vanessa Ible, a 46-year-old mother of two, hit the ground running as a trainee data cleanser and filled us in on her fast-moving first week.

Oh what a week! – An insight from new recruit, Sarah Jordan

It’s been a whirlwind for Sarah Jordan, 26, since starting with The Bayford Foundation as a data cleanser. Despite that, she was able to spare us five minutes to talk about her first week.

We’re celebrating another great career progression

It’s congratulations time once again as we report on the progress of another fantastic trainee who has successfully graduated from the Bayford Foundation.

After undergoing seven months training and learning at the foundation, 20-year-old Adam Simpson of Leeds is about to step into his new role as an oil trader with the sales team.

Why we’re passionate about delivering world class customer care

By Nicholle Anderson, Customer service manager

Delivering excellence in customer service is an extremely overused phrase – but I can honestly say that after four years with The Right Fuelcard Company, which runs our Bayford Foundation – this is definitely a business that practices what it preaches.

Celebrating the opening of our York office as we continue to expand!

Formative growth period: Ros Shaw and Joshua Wilson.

 

Our top team at The Right Fuelcard Company (TRFC) – which runs the Bayford Foundation – is marking another fantastic milestone as we further accelerating our growth with the launch of a new office in York.

We’re over the moon as we enjoy unprecedented expansion. Since launching in 2011 as an independent distributor of Shell, Esso and Keyfuels fuel cards to UK businesses – our team has grown to 52-strong.

Hurrah! – another milestone as our first Post Graduate smashes sales targets

Its cake time again as we proudly announce that Alan Placid – our top sales supremo – has become our first Oil Trader to reach Post Graduate status.

Alan’s milestone comes at a particularly formative period as The Right FuelCard Company (TRFC) – a committed people champion which runs the Foundation – is marking unprecedented growth less than four years after launching.