Silverseal’s Military Reservists Combat COVID-19
Silverseal is committed to its Reservists and takes pride in their achievements.
Silverseal is proud to have serving military reservists within our ranks and even more so in light of their recent efforts in combating COVID-19. Here at Silverseal we have always had a long-standing affiliation with the serving, reserve and veteran communities. We are aware of how we’ve directly benefited from their skills and experiences and will always be first to support them.
In these extraordinary times the UK Government, like many others, turned to their military reservists for support in controlling the COVID-19 pandemic. Two members of the Silverseal family, based in London, answered the call. Andrew Borwick, our Director of Quality Assurance and Ollie Woods, a Museum Host, changed into uniform and mobilized as Captain Borwick and Private Woods. They are both members of B Company, The Fourth Battalion, The Princess of Wales’s Royal Regiment, an Infantry unit based in north London. For the following three months they operated across mobile COVID-19 testing sites distributed throughout the south of England. Deploying into communities their unit delivered more than 15,000 tests to the public.

“There is a clear cross over in skills between both my careers; whether that is designing and implementing new procedures in our business or resourcing and coordinating the deployment of troops on the ground. The common thread is the employment of a people-first culture which is endemic in both the military and Silverseal approach.”
Andrew Borwick (Director of Quality Assurance / Infantry Officer)


I have developed a myriad of skills through the Army Reserves that helps me in my civilian role at Silverseal. Some of these skills include: proper voice procedure when using radios, making decisions under pressure and the ability to quickly adapt to whatever needs the company may have.”
Ollie Woods (Museum Host / Infantry Soldier)
Private Woods putting the public at ease with his natural customer service skills.

Howard Berry (EMEA Director, former Warrant Officer Class One)
Silverseal signed the Armed Forces Covenant at the beginning of 2020, formally pledging our commitment to our military community, whether they’re a veteran or still active.

Pat Timlin, Silverseal CEO


