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Franchise Marketing Forum 2019 Franchise Marketing Forum 2019 Attendance list by company as at 12 November First Name Last Name Position Company Natasha Parsons State Marketing Aussie Home Loans Karen Ahern Head of Marketing & Creative Banjo's Bakery Cafe Carly McCarthy Regional Marketing Manager Bank of Queensland Zoe Rowley Marketing Assistant Bank of Queensland Julian Casa National Marketing Manager Baskin Robbins Magdalena De La Fuente National Marketing Executive Battery World Rachael Downton National Brand Manager Battery World Luke Jacklin Marketing Coordinator Battery World Josh van Manen Digital Coordinator Battery World Shawn Kerr General Manager Battery World Australia Mark Hobbs Managing Director Beefy's Pies Christian McGilloway Chief Technology Innovation Officer Boost Juice Bars Elizabeth Uliana Marketing Manager Calmbirth Samantha Bennett Marketing Manager Checkmate Safety Neil McCosker Managing Director Checkmate Safety Tarran Grummisch National Marketing Manager Chocolateria San Churro David Ting Business Development Manager Concept Eight Abbigail Marx Marketing Manager Coolabah Tree Café Manpreet Rooprai Operations Director Coolabah Tree Café Ben King Marketing Coordinator Couriers Please Michael Barnard General Manager Customology Mark James Chief Executive Officer Customology Lynsey McGregor Marketing Manager Customology Michael Woodruff Head of Growth Customology Tina Nguyen Sales & Marketing Coordinator EHI Australia Elite Security Screens & Ian Harkin General Manager Doors Scott Hunt Chief Executive Officer Fitness Enhancement Steve Paterson National Franchise General Manager Flight Centre Travel Group Michelle Dow Marketing Manager Flooring Xtra Bob Crotty General Manager Floorworld Rachel Stuart Senior Marketing Executive Foodco Group Alex D'Amico Head of Marketing Forty Winks Jason Gehrke Director Franchise Advisory Centre Andrea Gehrke Franchise Advisory Centre Talia Newton Franchise Advisory Centre Kim Wiesenberger Franchise Advisory Centre Kerry Miles Director Franchise-Ed Wayne Abbott National Franchise Manager Hydraulink Daniella Laurenzi Group Marketing Manager Hydraulink Nick Hall Journalist Inside Franchise Business Joel Goodsir Head of Marketing Inspirations Paint Amanda Payne Marketing Specialist InXpress Ben Bastian Business Development Manager Jaymak Ryan McMahon Marketing Manager Just Better Care Australia Franchise Advisory Centre www.franchiseadvice.com.au/fmf Tegan Adamson-Smith Marketing Manager Kelly Sports Paul Jamieson Director Kelly Sports Karin Ingram Marketing Manager Kwik Kopy Australia Paul Brennan Head of Operations KX Pilates Lift Brands (Snap Fitness / Stefanie Nicholson Campaign Manager 9Round) Lift Brands (Snap Fitness / Lauryn Railton Marketing Manager 9Round) Nicole Rochester Marketing Manager Mrs Fields Natalie Brennan General Manager Muffin Break Simon Dennis Head of Partnerships MYOB Australia Jackie Perris Marketing Manager Nuflow Technologies Michael Calava Franchisor Peak Physique Hot Yoga Suzanna Calava Franchisor Peak Physique Hot Yoga Tess Cameron Marketing Executive Poolwerx Jasmine Copeland PR & Communications Executive Poolwerx Paul Kasper Franchise & Logistics Manager Red Adair Paul Antonelli Chief Executive Officer Resicert Craig Jeffries Chief Executive Officer Sanitair Amanda Bevan Head of Marketing Schnitz Dennis Midgley Sales & Service Manager SEEK Business Allan Sweeney Head of Partnerships & Growth SEEK Business Leonie Williams Managing Director Senior Helpers Sian Evans Marketing Manager Shoe Box Books Gary Steegstra General Manager Compliance Storage King Subway Franchisee Raquel Hine Marketing Manager Advertising Fund of Australia Subway Franchisee Lauren Looke Assistant Marketing Manager Advertising Fund of Australia Ben Johnson Head of Brand – Lotteries Tabcorp Dean Jones Retail Key Accounts Manager Tabcorp Jennifer Lyons Senior Marketing Manager Tabcorp Josh Murphy Marketing Manager Tabcorp Kelli Ponting Managing Director The Marketing Lab Tony France General Manager Think Water Natalie Kingcott Marketing Coordinator Think Water Ralf Barschow CEO Top Snap Bobbie Cole Operations Manager Top Snap National Advertising & Marketing Matt Callinan Manager Total Tools Cody Smith Company Operations Manager Walkers Doughnuts Rose Stoupas Director Walkers Doughnuts Sophia Gyeong Marketing Coordinator Wara Sushi Franchise Advisory Centre www.franchiseadvice.com.au/fmf.
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