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Foir1107826-721 FoIR1107826-721 Request for: I am requesting copies of your Register of Interests and Register of Gifts and Hospitality received for the last three years. Please find these enclosed If you are dissatisfied with the handling of your request, you have the right to ask for an internal review. Internal review requests should be submitted to [email protected]. If you are not content with the outcome of the internal review, you have the right to apply directly to the Information Commissioner for a decision. The Information Commissioner can be contacted at: Information Commissioner’s Office, Wycliffe House, Water Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, SK9 5AF Blue denotes a memebr of Council University of Salford - Declaration of Interests Green denotes the Vice Chancellor, a member of council and an employee Red denotes the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Registrar and Secretary and Secretary of the Council Purple denotes a member of council and an employee as at August 2011 Orange denotes employees of the University Last Updated Further status 1. Positions,appointments, or other employment that you 2. Please provide details of any self employed 3. Please provide details of contractual or other 4. Please provide details of any details hold with any other organisation; this should include both business, business ventures, consultancy, or any relationships (whether financial or non-financial) within relevant financial or non-financial remunerated and non-remunerated positions other related activities that you are engaged in; this any other company, public authority, public service or interests of spouses, partners or should include both remunerated and non- any other organisation. This includes directorships, other members of your immediate remunerated activities partnerships, consultancy activity, elected office, board family. membership, trusteeships or participation in the management of charities and any other appointments or positions of authority or influence, whether paid or unpaid. Adrian Graves 20/08/2009 None None Mortgage arrangement, Clydesdale Bank Executive [Family member] EPSRC PG Research Member, AHUA Scholar, [Family member] employed by Poke, [Family member] employed by Tag Worldwide London Anthony Warne 30/6/010 Replaces version Appointed Governor Greater Manchester West Mental Health None None None sent on 18/11/09 Trust - due to end 2011 Justice of the Peace (Supplemental List) Associate Editor International Journal of Mental Health Nursing Editorial Board Member Nurse Education in Practice Brian Longhurst 04/09/2009 None None None None Catherine Ruth 20/08/2009 External Examiner London Southbank University Work with HEA on Staff Induction to HE (non- Lay member synod Blackburn Diocese [Family member]- Professor Operational Wright remunerated) Research Lancaster University, [Family member] employee of Bolton Council Chris Wells 11/03/2009 Confirmed 1/6/11 Christopher Stuart Wells :- Co-opted Board Member, Salix Homes None None None (ALMO), Diamond House, Peel Cross Road, Salford, M5 4DT Non- remunerated. Cllr Derek 26/08/2011 Remunerated Elected Member, Salford City Council Chair of NW None See section one None Antrobus Regional Flood and Coastal Committee Associate Lecturer, The Open University Non-remunerated Chair, Greater Manchester Planning and Housing Commission Chair, Red Rose Forest Partnership Trustee, Community Forests NW Ltd Trustee, National Museum of Labour History Trustee, Greaves Schools Trust Trustee, Swinton High School Trust Trustee, Gallagher Travelling Scholarship Fund Dr Alan Mawson 17/11/2009 Director of the following companies Clarendon Fund Managers Member of Court, The Worshipful Company of Salters None Partner - [Partner's name and Ltd; Clarendon Fund Nominees; Nitech Venture Partners Ltd; NI Occupation] Venture Partners Ltd; Innvotec Ltd; Innvotel Ltd; Innvotel SARL; Spectrum (General Partner) Ltd; Fusion Antibodies Ltd; Trace Assured Ltd; Segas Development Company Ltd. Dr Mike Burrows 09/05/2011 Replaces version Chief Executive - Salford PCT Director - MaST LIFTCo Health & None See section one none sent on 14/6/10 Care Infrastructure Research & Innovation Cntre (HaCIRIC) which replaced Steering Group Member Salford Wheelchair Users' Group - version sent on Patron St Michael's Primary School - Vice Chair of Governors Our 10/9/09 Life CIC - Director Manchester Academic Health Science Centre - Steering Group Member Eric Healey 13/06/2011 Eric Healey Non-executive director oh Nichols plc E J G Healey, consultancy agreement with Grant None None Thornton Felicity Goodey 12/07/2010 Replaces version Chairman - Central Salford Urban Regeneration Company None Life President, The Lowry Trustee Friends of Rosie Husband [Husband's name and sent on 9/3/09 Council Member - Manchester University Member - Manchester (children's cancer research) Chairman- Advisory Council organisation] Business School Leadership Council Chairman - University Smart Project (First Step Trust) Hon Vice President Riding Hospital South Manchester Chairman - Tourism Northwest ( for the Disabled NWDA), Director -Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce &Industry Member-Private Investment Commission, Northern Way Frank Benton 29/06/2010 Replaces version None None None Director of Young Carers Charity sent on 19/8/09 Director of Sense Ghassan Aouad 31/08/2009 Visiting professor at University Technology Malaysia Consultancy work is performed when needed (average Director of Protocol Lab a spin out company from a None 3K per year) University reserch project H Morris 29/06/2010 Chair of the Association of Business Schools, Euston Road External examiner University of Wales Institute Cardiff None None (association for deans of business schools and other senior staff (UWIC). Facilitator for the Advanced Teaching in institutions of this type in the UK). (unremunerated). Board Progamme (ATP) operated by the Association of member of the United Kingdom Business Incubator (UKBI) group Business School representing the interests of organisations that operate incubators in the UK. (Unremunerated). Governor Hopwood Hall College, Rochdale. (Unremunerated). Ian Austin 26/10/2010 Replaces version I do not hold any interests other than my pensions in [Pension None None sent 1/10/09 Companies]. I also hold a small shareholding in a PR Co called 24/7 Ian Austin Partner and Executive Chairman Jocelyn A Evans 28/06/2010 External examiner, Government Dept, University of Essex Editor, None None None "Parliamentary Affairs", Hansard journal published by OUP John Greenough 27/02/2009 Confirmed 8/6/10 None None None None Jon Corner 27/08/2009 Founder and Creative Director : River Media Ltd, Director: None School Governor: The North Liverpool Academy Corporate None relevant Madeleine's Fund: Leaving No Stone Unturned Ambassador: The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation Julia Fawcett 04/08/2010 Group CEO The Lowry Arts Centre Executive Director Lowry None Group CEO The Lowry Arts Centre Executive Director N/A Operating Company Executive Director Lowry Development Lowry Operating Company Executive Director Lowry Company Non-Executive Director - Salford NHS Governor - Development Company Non-Executive Director - Salford Darwin Aldridge Community Academy NHS Governor - Darwin Aldridge Community Academy Deputy Chair Quays Visitor Destination Group Julie Berry 02/07/2010 Member of the Society of Colleges, National and University None Board member and Treasurer of the North West Academic [Family member] is a self employed Libraries (SCONUL) Working Group on Quality Assurance Libraries Consortium (noWAL) accountant and has been the accountatnt for one or more of the University spin off companies in the past, over 5 years ago, but I am not aware that any current clients have a relationship with the University or any of the University suppliers Karen Brown 27/07/2011 Independent member of the Audit Committee of Ashton Under None None None Lyne Sixth Form College Keith Barnes 11/12/2009 Governor - The Manchester College, Director - Manchester Asesor Ltd None None Knowledge Capital, Board member, Salford New Deal for Communities, Chair Groundwork (Manchester, Salford, Stockport, Trafford and Tameside. Board Member Harvest Housing. Board Member Whythenshawe Forum Keith Watkinson 27/02/2009 Confirmed 24/6/10 Non-Executive Director of Crescent Purchasing - a subsidiary None None None company of the University Kevin Brady 06/05/2011 Replaces version Deputy Chief Executive, Salford City Council Greater Manchester None Chair, Salford Youth Offending Board N/A sent 2/8/10 Local Criminal Justice Board member Director, Salford Foundation Director, Trinity Irwell City Park Khairy Kobbacy 15/07/2009 External Examiner in Statistics and Operational Research, None Book publication contract with Springer, Co-editor of [Family member] doing School Work Department of Mathematical Sciences, Brunei University, from Complex System Maintenance Handbook, published in Experience in the University July 2009 2007/08 for 4 years 2008. Member of Editorial Board, International Journal of (No payment is involved) Strategic Engineering Asset Management , Inderscience Publishers Ltd to be published from 2010 Liz Bromley 27/06/2010 Replaces version National Secretary to the Board and Director of AMOSSHE (non None None None sent on 28/8/09 paid) Secretary to Riddings House Management Company Mark Rollinson 20/08/2009 None None Member of Association of University Administrators (AUA) None relevant Member of Universities and Colleges Union (UCU) Mortgage for home with Nationwide Building Society Martin Bull 11/05/2011 Replaces
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