On 6th October, Atul Pathak took part in panel discussion at the University of West London where he discussed the importance of strong leadership, gender equality in the work place and governance.

Appt Corp’s restaurant in Maidenhead was pleased to donate 100 Happy Meals to help support Josh Mustard’s sponsored Swim Disco for his school mates, friends and family at the Magnet Pool in the town on Sunday afternoon 25th September.

The 3nd Atul Pathak Community Awards were held in the House of Commons where local groups from across London and Berkshire received recognition for their efforts to make a difference to their local communities

Appt Corp recently agreed to start working with Pure Innovations, previously called Pure Innovations, a community interest company which seeks to promote independence and increased choice to people with learning disabilities. Appt Corp has already implemented pre-existing work schemes with Mencap and Remploy, both of which are learning disability charities, both of whom now operate in a number of Appt Corp’s McDonalds in north and west London. Such schemes provide the opportunity for suitable clients of all three charities to gain experience …

There is nothing quite like a good evening out, that being said the night-time economy can also create a number of unwanted pressures, anti-social behaviour and reveals the stark need for greater safety for women. Some people, unfortunately can’t control themselves after a couple of drinks and they lose there friends or find themselves lost in an unfamiliar area, while others can end up abusing the staff who have to toil through the night time shift. Thats where Ealing Street Pastors come in. The group is made …

Source (Evening Standard): http://www.standard.co.uk/business/secrets-of-my-success-atul-pathak-londons-biggest-mcdonalds-franchisee-a3246781.html What do you do?  Day to day, my job is very varied. I work long hours and six-day weeks but it’s flexible. On Monday, I meet my team to discuss what’s happened the previous week. The rest of the week, I go out and visit some restaurants. Sometimes I go unannounced because, if they know I’m coming, they’re going to put the best people on the floor. There have been times when I’ve put a woolly hat …

Atul Pathak and some of his team members recently launched the 2016 version of its leaflet ‘What your local McDonald’s is doing in the community’ which will be available in each of the 26 restaurants in the group.

Appt Corp and McDonald’s sponsored Voice of Dalit International’s Christmas party, which is an Ealing-based charity that helps disadvantaged and marginalised children with a particular focus on Dalits and Untouchables.