Why your next partnership could start over lunch
The Duke’s Umbrella
A funding bid can be submitted online. The confidence to commit to a partnership often comes from a conversation.
Social housing depends on relationships: between landlords and contractors, funders and delivery partners, and organisations that share a commitment to the communities they serve. A business lunch gives you space to ask another question, explore an idea and find common ground, away from the formal meeting agenda.
For professionals meeting in Glasgow, The Superlative Collection brings together a choice of centrally located venues for different occasions and budgets, from an informal catch-up with a colleague or partner to a more substantial lunch with a prospective supplier or funder.
Cuvée and Maison by Glaschu offer options in Princes Square, while The Duke’s Umbrella brings a relaxed dining setting to Argyle Street. If you’re looking to make an impression, Glaschu sits on Royal Exchange Square and Gost Steakhouse is on Bothwell Street, close to Central Station, which is convenient for guests travelling in from across Scotland.
Gost Steakhouse
Whether the conversation concerns a new development partnership, a retrofit programme, a regeneration project or the next stage of your organisation’s plans, choosing the right setting can help it move forward.
The Superlative Collection Loyalty app makes organising that next lunch easier, with table booking and the ability to earn and redeem monetary rewards across its growing venues.
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Your next partnership could be a conversation away, so make time for lunch.
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