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SURNAME FORENAME Adams Mark Adkins Stephen Agis Judith Alam SURNAME FORENAME JOB TITLE ORGANISATION COURSES/GROUPS Adams Mark Area Manager Halifax plc, Preston Mersey - 2001 Matrix Adkins Stephen Minister Liverpool Christian Life Centre, Liverpool Mersey - 1995 Matrix Agis Judith International Links Manager Liverpool City Council, Liverpool - Victoria Street Mersey - 1997 Matrix Alam Jamshad Director Merseyside Bangladesh Association, Liverpool Mersey - 2003 Matrix Alcock Keith Financial Controller Liverpool Hope University, Liverpool Mersey - 2002 Matrix Allen Elizabeth Head of Business change HM Customs and Excise, Liverpool Mersey - 1994 Matrix Allen Greg Director Comtechsa Limited, Liverpool Mersey - 2002 Matrix Aluko Tayo Director Aluko Brooks Architects, Liverpool Mersey - 1999 Matrix Anderson Joyce Community Investment Manager Whitbread plc, Liverpool Mersey - 1993 Matrix Innervision Community Consultancy Ltd -, Rodney Anderson Joanne Chief Executive Street Mersey - 2005 Matrix Senior Advisor Equality & Policy Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool - Roscoe Anwar Naseem Development Court Mersey - 2003 Matrix Ardern Kate Director of Public Health South Liverpool Primary Care Trust, Liverpool Mersey - 1999 Matrix Arnold Patrick Store General Manager Tesco Stores Ltd, Southport Mersey - 1996 Matrix Arrowsmith Steve Field Manager BT plc, Liverpool Mersey - 1998 Matrix Ashbridge Neil Deputy Agent Bank of England, Liverpool Mersey - 1994 Matrix Police Service of Northern Ireland, Londonderry - Auld Heather Police Officer Waterside NI Navigator June 2000 Bacon Richard Corporate Manager Barclays PLC, Liverpool - Moorfields Mersey - 1995 Matrix Bailey Brian Blackburn with Darwen Borough Council, Blackburn Mersey - 1998 Matrix Baker Antony Human Health Team Leader Eli Lilly & Company Ltd, Speke, Liverpool Mersey - 2000 Matrix Baker Robin Audit Manager District Audit, Liverpool Mersey - 2000 Matrix Baker Pauline Chief Executive The Third Sector Technology Centre, Liverpool 20:20 - 2003 Baker Pauline Chief Executive The Third Sector Technology Centre, Liverpool Mersey - 2001 Matrix Bakewell Ian Director Rensburg Sheppards, Liverpool Mersey - 1998 Matrix Ball Alison Director of People and Learning Furniture Resource Centre Group, Liverpool Mersey - 2000 Matrix Balon Nicholas Business Manager ICI Chemicals & Polymers Ltd, Runcorn Mersey - 1997 Matrix Barclay James Chief Internal Auditor Merseytravel, Liverpool Mersey - 1993 Matrix Barrett Maria Freelance worker Theatre Resource Centre, Liverpool Mersey - 1995 Matrix Bassett Sharon Mersey - 2001 Matrix Beatch Connie Mersey - 1991 Matrix Greater Manchester - Bell Donald Head of Business Lending NatWest, Liverpool - Bixteth Street 1993/94 Matrix Royal Liverpool Children's NHS Trust, Alder Hey Bell Tony Chief Executive Hospital 20:20 - 2003 Bennett Trish Associate Director of Nursing Central Liverpool Primary Care Trust, Liverpool Mersey - 2003 Matrix Best Nicholas ICT & Print Team Leader The Third Sector Technology Centre, Liverpool North West Navigator 2005 Knowsley Metropolitan Borough Council, Liverpool - Bewick Paul Assistant Director Archway Road Mersey - 2004 Matrix Bibby Michael Managing Director Bibby Line Group Ltd, Liverpool Merseyside Profile Nov 2000 Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool - Egerton Bickerstaffe Allan Bursar Court Mersey - 1993 Matrix Birch Jo Consultant The Big Life Company, Manchester Mersey - 2002 Matrix Bishop Anna Operations Manager Community Seven Ltd, Kensington Mersey - 2005 Matrix Black Liam Director Fifteen Foundation, London Mersey - 1997 Matrix Blott Paul Business Manager Learning + Skills Council, Liverpool Mersey - 1999 Matrix Bolton Victoria PA to Duke of Westminster Grosvenor Estates, Eccleston Merseyside Profile July 2001 Booth David Mersey - 1991 Matrix St Helens Chamber of Commerce, Training & Boullen Kath Chief Executive Enterprise, St. Helens Mersey - 1998 Matrix Management Development ( Bowe Paul Distribution ) Halifax plc, Liverpool - Lord Street Mersey - 1999 Matrix Bowman William Actuary William M Mercer Ltd, Liverpool Mersey - 1994 Matrix Boxer Graham Head of Heritage Development Liverpool Culture Company -, Liverpool Mersey - 2001 Matrix Boyling Mark Canon Precentor Church of England, Liverpool Mersey - 1994 Matrix Bradbury Mike Manufacturing Team Leader Eli Lilly & Company Ltd, Speke, Liverpool Mersey - 2001 Matrix Bradley Julie Planning & Information Manager Family Health Services Authority, Liverpool Mersey - 1991 Matrix Bradley Peter Archdeacon of Warrington Diocese of Liverpool, Liverpool Mersey - 2003 Matrix Bradley Emma Project Manager Riverside Group, Liverpool North West Navigator 2005 Brandreth Mark Head of Project - NHS Engagment Central Liverpool Primary Care Trust, Liverpool 20:20 - 2003 Brandreth Mark Head of Project - NHS Engagment Central Liverpool Primary Care Trust, Liverpool Mersey - 2000 Matrix Brannan Lorraine Marketing Manager Royal & SunAlliance, Liverpool - New Hall Place Mersey - 1992 Matrix Breakwell Roger Professor Mersey - 1992 Matrix Brew Ian Project Manager North West Development Agency, Liverpool Mersey - 2001 Matrix Briggs Nicholas Partnership Development Manager British Railways Board, Manchester Mersey - 1992 Matrix Broadhurst Paul HEO Payments 2D Ministry of Defence, Liverpool Mersey - 2003 Matrix Merseyside Profile - July Brookes Steven Rector Of Liverpool Liverpool Parish Church, Liverpool 2003 Brookman Joan Mersey - 1999 Matrix Brown Karl Retail Manager/Pharmacist The Bristol Port Company, Bristol Mersey - 1996 Matrix Brown Chris Director of Operations The Mersey Partnership, Liverpool Merseyside Profile October 2001 St Helens Chamber of Commerce, Training & Brown Deborah Central Services Manager Enterprise, St. Helens Mersey - 2000 Matrix Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool - 98 Mount Brown Michael Vice Chancellor and Chief Executive Pleasant Merseyside Profile Nov 2000 Brown Jonathon Assistant Editor (News) Trinity Mirror Regionals, Liverpool Mersey - 2002 Matrix Brown James Head of Registration Charity Commission, Liverpool Mersey - 2002 Matrix Brown Richard Managing Director The Big Issue, Liverpool Mersey - 2004 Matrix Brownbill Ian Director of Fundraising United Way & United Trusts, Liverpool Mersey - 2003 Matrix Brownlee Neville Head of Research and Analysis Charity Commission, Liverpool Mersey - 1997 Matrix Brunsden Tim General Manager Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse Theatres, Liverpool Mersey - 2003 Matrix Mersey Care NHS Trust, Liverpool - University Hospital Bullivant Marian Deputy Director of Nursing Aintree Mersey - 2003 Matrix Bunnell Paul General Manager Mersey Ferries Ltd, Wallasey Mersey - 1994 Matrix Burgess Graham Private Sector Renewals Manager Liverpool City Council, Liverpool - Victoria Street Mersey - 1992 Matrix New Deal Manager & Deputy District Burnham Val Manager Jobcentre Plus, Salford - Regional Office Mersey - 1999 Matrix Assistant Chief Fire Officer (Support Burns Dave Services) Merseyside Fire Service, Headquarters Merseyside Profile March 2000 Butland Godfrey Vicar Allerton Vicarge, Unknown Mersey - 1998 Matrix Campbell Richard Manager Business Centre Barclays PLC, Liverpool - Moorfields Mersey - 1992 Matrix Campbell Colin Manager/Co-ordinator Wirral Metropolitan College, Birkenhead Mersey - 1996 Matrix Carbery David Mersey - 1996 Matrix Head, Registration Division & NHS Cassin Christopher Charities Charity Commission, Liverpool Mersey - 1998 Matrix Castling Andrea Audit Manager Audit Commission, Runcorn Mersey - 2004 Matrix Cawdron Keith Mersey - 1995 Matrix Charters Michelle Events Co-ordinator Novas Ouvertures Group, London Mersey - 2003 Matrix North Mersey Community NHS Trust, Rathbone Chater Nichola Consultant Rehabilitation Medicine Hospital Mersey - 2001 Matrix Patient and Public Involvement Chazen Karen Manager Mersey Regional Ambulance NHS Trust, Liverpool Mersey - 1999 Matrix Chilton Joanne Professional Development Manager The Boots Company PLC, Chester Mersey - 2000 Matrix Christiansen Ian Head of Primary & Community Services North Liverpool Primary Care Trust, Liverpool Merseyside Profile - October 2003 Clayton Barry Director of Corporate Services Learning + Skills Council, Liverpool Mersey - 1994 Matrix Coates David Mersey - 1999 Matrix Coates Pamela Lecturer Mersey - 2000 Matrix Coburn Paul Financial Controller Bibby Line Group Ltd, Liverpool Mersey - 2000 Matrix Collins Martyn Sales Director Mando Group, Liverpool Mersey - 2004 Matrix Collinson Ronald Divisonal Manager Garston Multi Service Centre, Liverpool Mersey - 1992 Matrix Connolly Pauline Assistant Chief Executive Vauxhall Neighbourhood Council, Liverpool Mersey - 1992 Matrix Head of Finance and Corporate Connor Stephen Services Mersey - 1996 Matrix General Manager, North & Central Connor Peter England BT plc, Liverpool Merseyside Profile Nov 2000 Cook Bob Senior Consultant Merseyside, Wallasey Mersey - 1993 Matrix Cooke Elaine Operations Manager Kodak Ltd, Liverpool Mersey - 1997 Matrix Cooke Andrew Detective Chief Superintendent Merseyside Police, Liverpool Mersey - 2005 Matrix Cookson Brian Executive Director (Regeneration) Pendle Borough Council, Nelson Mersey - 2002 Matrix Corbett Henry Rector St Peter's Church, Liverpool Mersey - 2001 Matrix West Everton Community Council, West Everton Corbett Jane Company Secretary People's Project Mersey - 1998 Matrix Corfield Phil Group Accountant Gardner Systems, Liverpool Mersey - 2004 Matrix Cotterill Paul Associate Consultant Urban Strategy Associates, Liverpool Mersey - 1997 Matrix Cottrell John JAC Human Resource Consultancy, widnes Mersey - 1999 Matrix Cottrell Sarah Marketing
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