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HBAA 22Nd Annual General Meeting 11Th January 2019 HBAA 22nd Annual General Meeting 11th January 2019 First Name Last Name Company Angie Mason Absolute Corporate Events Carla Garman Abstract Events Ltd Gaynor England Abstract Events Ltd Stephanie Macfarlane ACC Liverpool Sarah Johnson ACC Liverpool Sandeep Rai Ambassadors Bloomsbury Jai Singh Arora Group, The Zak Welch Aubrey Park Hotel Deborah Perry Belfry, The Charlotte Carrier Belfry, The Katie Niland Belfry, The Darren Jones Belfry, The Nicola Wood Best Western Debbie Green Best Western Isabelle Ambert Birmingham Botanical Gardens Jodie Armstrong Birmingham Botanical Gardens Caleb Parker Bold Guy Mason Brief2Event Solutions Emma Hardie Brief2Event Solutions Hannah Anderson British Medical Association Peter Grimster Business Design Centre Cheryl Russell Butlins Amanda Ellis Butlins Lynn Hardaker Cairn Hotel Group Stacey Walford Cairn Hotel Group claire Meir Cameron House Cerelle Gooding Cameron House Leigh Cowlishaw Capita Jennifer Houlihan Cascade Productions Int Ltd Fiorella Ashman Cavendish London, The Paul Martins Cavendish Venues Tia Zenkeviciute CEME Conference Centre Sally Clift Choice Locations Ltd Marina Papadopoulou Church House Westminster Veronica Kabrun Churchill House Alison Makosz Conference Care katie mayger Coppid Beech Hotel Richard Holdaway Corus and Laura Ashley Hotels Jason Gutteridge Countrywide Hotels Kimberley Barber Crowne Plaza London - Albert Embankment Richard Coupland Dalata Hotels Craig Jameson Down Hall Hotel & Spa Rakhee Popat Down Hall Hotel & Spa Craig Bingham Drayton Manor Park and Hotel Justine Mason Elvetham, The Greg Knight etc.venues Sarah Small Focus Hotels Management Ltd Danny Yates GLH Hotels Zoe Powell Globe Events Alison Edwards Grand Brighton & Richmond Hill Hotel Coen van Veen Grand Hotel Huis ter Duin Michael Hodgkinson Hallmark Hotels Julie Ellis Hallmark Hotels Sharla Payne Hand Picked Hotels Shishir Limbu Hand Picked Hotels Juliet Price HBAA Tracey Whitlam Highfield Park James Smalley Hilton Worldwide Premika D'Souza Holiday Inn London - Kensington High Street Mark Gallagher Holiday Inn London - Kensington High Street Debbie Ives Holiday Inn London Kensington Forum Daniella Boden Holiday Inn/Staybridge Suite London Stratford City Olivia Woolley Hotel and Travel solutions Ltd Emma Beaumont Hotel and Travel Solutions Ltd Kay West House of Commons Lee Holt House of Commons Amber Sidoryk Hyatt Jayne Hughes ICC Belfast Stacey Cottrill IET Venues Emma Williams IHG Susie Christie Infotel Solutions Sian Sayward Inntel Ltd Callie Richards Inntel Ltd Clare Pulfer Inntel Ltd Graham Upton Inspirational Venues & Events Hayley Goodwin Jockey Club part of Lime Venue Portfolio, The Lauren Goodwin Jupiter hotels Simon Rigby Jurys Inns Group Limited LaiHa Diamond King's Venues Harry Warner King's Venues Chris Jarvis Lancaster University claire bates Leicester Tigers Dan Christie LGH Hotel Management Brett Arscott LGH Hotel Management Kerry Wright Lime Venue Portfolio Jenner Carter Lime Venue Portfolio Flora Donnelly Lime Venue Portfolio Thomas Ansbro Lowry Hotel, The Barrett michelle Nogueira Macdonald Hotels and Resorts lisa Holly Macdonald Hotels and Resorts Gary Lewendon Macdonald Hotels and Resorts Kelly Whitehouse Macdonald Hotels and Resorts Hayley Ricketts Marriott Hotels & Resorts UK Daryl Townson Marylebone Cricket Club - Lord's Cricket Ground Maria Dominguez Melia Hotels & Resorts - Cluster London Deborah Acott O'Callaghan Collection Alison Herrtage O'Callaghan Collection Jonathan Chohan One Great George Street Rebecca Payne Park Plaza Hotels & Resorts Sarah Brown Park Plaza Hotels & Resorts Alistair Graham Park Regis Birmingham Ryan Doyle Park Regis Birmingham Karim Sayani pentahotel Laura Davis pentahotel Jonathan Ashley-Cowan PRIORITY Kaarin Chadwick Radisson Hotels Neil Sankey Radisson Hotels Kathleen Edwards RBH Management Michelle Ashton-Wort Red Carnation Hotels Emily Evans Red Carnation Hotels Alexandra Tollman Red Carnation Hotels Rachel Harwood Reservations 2000 Ltd Aekta Patel Reservations2000 Ltd Alexis Moreau Robinson College Nicole Parker Robinson College Stephanie Ayres Royal Garden Hotel Josephine Somers Sea Containers Hotel Simone Cartwright Sea Containers Hotel Dorota Mmireku Strand Palace Hotel Lauren Retibi Tewin Bury Farm Hotel Lauren Hendon Tewin Bury Farm Hotel sharon Blake The Coniston Hotel Country Estate and Spa Louise Goalen Top Banana Helen Davis Top Banana Tracy Winsworth Trinity Event Solutions Ltd Christopher West Trump Turnberry Cathryn Basden Venuefinder Concierge Vicki Peerless Venuefinder.com Toni Walsh Venuefinder.com Hannah Hart Venues Collection part of Lime Venue Portfolio, The Emma Hinsley Village Hotel Club Rachel Macaulay Vue Entertainment James King Vue Entertainment Wayne Lamb Vue Entertainment Justine Meek Warwick conferences Pierre Odehnal Wellcome Collection, The Brishan Turner Wellcome Collection, The Lex Butler Wolf & White .
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