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Delegate List Updated Friday 13 May 2016 Delegate List Updated Friday 13 May 2016 First Name Surname Company Lauren Ace Little Tiger Group Lindsey Adams Daily Madness Productions Chisara Agu-Franklynn Lisa Akhurst DNA Creative Martin Amor Cosmic Kids Natasha Armstrong Booktrust Courtney Arumugam Mattel Creations Corrina Askin Corrina Askin Films Jake Aubrey Student Ami Aubrey Showcomotion Ameerah Ayyad Jamie Badminton Karrot Entertainment Tim Bain Timothy Bain Sophie Ballinger Eureka! The National Children's Museum Zoe Bamsey Coolabi Ltd Chris Banks Banks & Wag Justine Bannister JUST B Thomas Barthelmeus ... and now for something completely different Julian Bashford Visionality / Noodle Food Caleb Bastock Thornbridge Taps Ltd Steph Bateman University of Salford Peter Baynton Peter Baynton Tom Beattie Tiger Aspect Productions Hilary Beecroft BCre8ive Ltd Kay Benbow BBC Louise Benham The Walt Disney Company Joe Bettridge Ragdoll Productions Limited Steve Bicknell Maverick Arts Publishing Gabriel Boccuni Ual Anton Botes Fourth Wall Creative Chris Bowden Mackinnon and Saunders Ltd Matt Bowen ITV James Boyd Bedtracks Inc Lekisha Bradley University of Sheffield Kirstie Brockett Fremantle Kids & Family Brolly Brollyman Brollyman Productions LTD Vanessa Brookman Turner Keith Brumpton Keith Brumpton Ltd Joanna Budden British Council TJ Bull Just Anim8 Helen Bullough BBC Claire Burdfield CMC Dean Byrne University Of Salford Matilda Byström SVT Laura Campbell Dog Ears Ltd Kate Canning Canning Factory Danny Carmel Joanne Carmichael Joanne Carmichael Ruth Cassidy Immediate Media Co London Limited Jan Caston Jan Caston Phil Chalk Factory Diane Chaplin Helen Charalambous Turner Yihua Chen University of Sheffield Greg Childs CMC Darren Chouings The Children's Media Conference Dr Barbie Clarke Family Kids & Youth Adam Clarke Adam Clarke Thomas Cocker Thomas Cocker James Coleman Plug-in Media Tony Collingwood Collingwood & Co Mick Cooke Too Many Cookes Music Ltd. Pauline Cooke Immediate Media Co London Limited Stephanie Cooper Immediate Media Co London Limited A D Cooper Hutcheon Films Gina Costelloe Lego David Curry Cutlass Productions Limited Sara Daddy Sara Daddy Claudia Dalley Sony Pictures Television Georgina Dalton Fundamentally Children Erica Darby Spider Eye Jo Daris m4e AG Indy Datta Buccaneer Media Alison David Karen Davidsen Karen Davidsen Karen Davies Mattel Creations Gareth Davies The Sound Boutique Danielle Davies Meon Media Lauren Davis Hachette Children's Group Emily de Klerk King Bee Animation Fionnuala Deane Dog Ears Ltd Metka Dedakovic RTVSLO Michael Dee Coolabi Ltd Andy Defty Mattel Creations Fiona Dillon Tumbledown Media Kate Dillon Tumbledown Media Lauren Ding WildBrain Yu Ding Neverland Entertainment Benjamin Donoghue Blackstaff Games Sam Dransfield Sam Dransfield Stella Duffy Fun Palaces Tracy Dumais British Council Olivier Dumont Entertainment One Arran Dutton Arran Dutton Jonathan Dyer CAKE Oliver Dyer Rangeplan Creative Ltd T/A Skew Justin Eames fish in a bottle Marion Edwards DreamWorks Animation Lisa Edwards Templar Publishing Daniel Efergan Aardman Animations Ltd Katrin Egging SUPER RTL David Elden Collingwood & Co Gaby Ellis Andrew Emerson Andrew Emerson Nick Emmerson Nick Emmerson Visuals Alex English Alex English Joanne Evans ITV Karoline Evensen NRK Rachael Exton Finger Industries Ltd Helen Farrall Amnesia Blonde Ltd Angela Ferreira A Joy Media Talia Fogelman Simon Forrest Accorder Music Publishing Emilie Frelon CAKE Ben Frost The Pineapple Lounge Ed Galton CAKE Steve Garratt Giggle Media Rachel Garvey Immediate Media Co London Limited Rosemary Gatensbury Manchester Metropolitan University Lucy Gill Lucy Gill Nick Gilmer ITV Grace Gleave Macmillan Children's Books Evgenia Golubeva Evgenia Golubeva Barney Goodland Magic Light Pictures Richard Gordon JAM Media Mark Gordon Score Draw Music Sean Gorman Turner Folke Gravklev Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation Denise Green Mattel Creations Anna Gregory Anne Groeger Writer Jon Groves Jon Groves Oliver Guy Sheffield Hallam University Ingrid Marie Hafstad Norwegian Boracasting Corporation Egil Aslak Hagerup Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, Childrens department David Hallam Three Arrows Media Jacqueline Harding Tomorrowschild Natasha Harries Sheffield Hallam University Joe Harris Children's Media Conference Nigel Harris Ragdoll Productions Limited Stuart Harrison Fun Crew Ltd. Paul Harrison Figment Factory Isobel Harrop University of Sussex Peter Hart Immediate Media Co London Limited James Harvey Nickelodeon UK Nick Harvey Illuminated Films Maddie Heathcliff-Core Runshaw College Melissa Herman The Walt Disney Company Nicola Herrmann FremantleMedia Kids & Family David Heslop David Heslop Beth Hewitt University of Salford Anna Hewitt Spin Master Toys Dave Hickman ITV Jake Hobbs WONKY Films David Holt David Holt Harry Hosker University of Salford Luke Howard LAAH Entertainment Helen Howells Hoho Entertainment Ltd Craig Hunter Sony Pictures Television Dave Ingham Dave Ingham Inesa Ivanova Happy Horse Pictures Ltd. Sharna Jackson We Are Seahorse Fleur Jago Fleur Jago Nadia Jaynes Buccaneer Media Alex Jennings Mattel Creations Cara Jessop Enabling Play Will Jessop Enabling Play Thom Johnson Thom Johnson Elin Jones Boom Plant Rachel Jones University Of Salford Darren Jones Darren Jones Tom Jordan Karrot Entertainment Borde Julien FranceTélévisions George Jurgens Hopster / Platomedia Esther Kaufmann self-employed Alex Kay Nottingham Trent University Rich Keith Yogscast Bridget Kelly SHIFT Media Helen Keogh Freelance Mandy Khaira Bobby Blogs Jon Kiefert Ragdoll Productions Limited Bradley Kiel The Elf Factory David Kleeman Dubit Alex Konecki Red Bark Digital Mari Korkeamäki Rounders Entertainment Maddy Lambur Mattel Creations Ian Lambur The Walt Disney Company Terri Langan Seymour Lavine Just Anim8 Karen Lawler Hachette Children's Group Bill Lawrence Reel Solutions Sarah Legg BBC Vylius Leonavicius Vylius Leonavicius David Levine The Walt Disney Company Tracy Liddell Studio Liddell Ian Liddell Studio Liddell Viola Lippmann Viola Lippmann Illustration & Design Kathy Loizou The Children's Media Conference Xin Luo University of Edinburgh Louise Lynch Libra Television Nicola Lyons Northern Ireland Screen Isaac Lyons St Benedicts school Ian Mackinnon Mackinnon and Saunders Ltd Natasha Macmanard Pauline Macnamara RTE Donal Mangan Donal Mangan Wag Marshall-Page Banks & Wag Charlotte Mason ITV Emily Elsa Mayo Sheffield Hallam University Helen McAleer Walker Josh McBride Sheffield Hallam University Ian McCue Mattel Creations John McDaid Dog Ears Ltd Gráinne McGuinness Paper Owl Films Roisin McHugh University of Brighton Laura McIntyre University of Sussex Gael McLaughlin Nexus Productions Fiona McLean Freelance Katherine McQueen A Productions Hannah Lee Miller The Elf Factory Lucy Milner The University of Portsmouth Phil Molloy Mattel Creations Tessa Moore FremantleMedia Kids & Family Davey Moore Davey Moore Joe Moroney Fourth Wall Creative Paul Mortimer ITV George The Poet Mpanga Shannon Mullane Sarah Muller BBC Rachel Murrell Rachel Murrell Jackie Myburgh BBC Daniel Nelson Liverpool Media Academy Joe Newberry Northern Film School Francesca Newington Sony Pictures Television Martyn Niman Caroline Norbury Creative England Jeff Norton Awesome Sue Nott Sue Nott Sandy Nuttgens Mezzo Music Ltd Solomon Nwabueze Creative England Helena Nylander SVT Kate O'Connor Kate O'Connor Consulting Eleni O'Keeffe Tiger Aspect Productions Steve O'Key Victoria O'Malley Rockpool Licensing Ltd Sara Ohlsson SVT Tayo Olarewaju Perpetual Arts Studio Michael Omer Music to Picture Company Becky Overton Becky Overton Alexandra Owen Alexandra Owen Charlotte Palfrey Ovum Kelly Palmer Just Anim8 Liam Papworth Fremantle Kids & Family Phil Parker BCre8ive Ltd. Becky Parry University of Nottingham Joan Parsons Showroom Workstation Jessica Peace NME (Time Inc) Mark Pearce The Workshop Kirsty Peart Gritstone Entertainment Ltd Darryl Peat Freelance Katharina Pietzsch ZDF Enterprises GmbH Lucy Pinker De Montfort University Lydia Plowman University of Edinburgh Colin Pons Julia Posen Walker Books Anna Potter University of the Sunshine Coast Matthew Pountney Touretteshero CIC Lee Pressman Freelance Lee Pressman Katie Price Hachette Children's Group Maria Pullen The University of Lincoln Duncan Raitt Plastic Milk Limited Octavia Raitt Octavia Raitt Diane Rankin Distribution360 Jack Rea Manchester Metropolitan University Howard Read Howard Read Mark Riddington Freelance Rosario Rivas Leal Purple Kyloe Saffron Robertson The Walt Disney Company Liam Rodgers Sheffield Hallam University Michael Rose Magic Light Pictures Nick Rose Myro ADventures Ltd Carys Rowan Plug-in Media George Rowe Aardman Animations Ltd Trine Ruud NRK Paula Ryman Bubble Television Gorup Angela Salt Fun Crew Ltd. Dominic Sant Evans Woolfe Media Claudia Schmitt Klein Beta Film GmbH Vicky schroderus YLE Finnish Broadcasting Company Fiona Scott The University of Sheffield Tim Searle Tiger Aspect Productions Adam Selly Union Media Ltd. Chantal Serhan Macmillan Education Corinna Shaffer Immediate Media Co London Limited Steve Sharman Hackthorn Innovation Niamh Sheehan Higgleoo TV David Sheehan Higgleoo TV Shruti Shukla The University of Sheffield LINDA Simensky PBS Joel Simon Flickerpix Animations Jeannette Skowronek Jeannette Skowronek Barbara Slade Blue Arrow Productions Robert Sloan fish in a bottle Lydia Smith Sports Direct Richard Smith Richard Smith Illustration Suzanne Smith Mums Creative Content Ltd Gerdie Snellers KRO-NCRV (Broadcast) Alx Southerington Alexandra Southerington Katie Steed
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