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Conference Delegates GCMA Conference Delegate & Exhibitor List // as of 8 October 2015 First Name Last Name Organisation Role Paul Wright Accrington & District Golf Club Club Secretary Bill Beckett Aldeburgh Golf Club Secretary Keith Osbourne Ashford (Kent) Golf Club Secretary/Manager Garry Lacy Ashton-in-Makerfield Golf Club Secretary/Manager Michael Robinson Bamburgh Castle Golf Club Manager Gary Stangoe Bawburgh Golf Club General Manager Robert Barnard Bawburgh Golf Club Managing Director George Conrad Beeston Fields Golf Club General Manager Steve Derbyshire Berkhamsted Golf Club General Manager Judy Barker Bishops Stortford Golf Club Secretary/Manager Ray Brown Bluefin Sport Head of Sport - Scotland John Hall Blyth Golf Club Golf Club Manager James MacLean Bognor Regis Golf Club Club Secretary Chris Brown Boldon Golf Club Secretary/Manager Alexander Woodward Boyce Hill Golf Club General Manager Stuart James Bramshaw Golf Club General Manager Lindsay Stoner Brighton and Hove Golf Club Club Secretary Mark Betteridge Bristol & Clifton Golf Club/GCMA Conference Planning Committee Club Manager Edward Richardson Broadstone Golf Club General Manager Mrs Del Burtenshaw Broome Park General Manager Owen Finn Brough Golf Club Treasurer Karen Drake Burnham and Berrow Golf Club Managing Secretary John Smith Burnham Beeches Golf Club Chairman Neil Dunkley Burton on Trent Golf Club Secretary/Manager Kim Harris Business Savings Experts Managing Director Jonathan Webb Canterbury Golf Club Club Secretary Adrian Aggett CAPITA Director, Membership Services Shaun Bakker Chart Hills Golf Club General Manager Iain Wallace Chelmsford Golf Club Ltd General Manager Brian Bamford Cherry Lodge Golf Club Club Secretary Gordon Simpson Chigwell Golf Club General Manager Martin Bennet Chiltern & Home Counties Regional Manager Dean Bennett China Fleet Country Club Managing Director Adrian Wratting Chobham Golf Club General Manager Gary Steele Clandeboye Golf Club General Manager Neil McCluskey Club Systems International Ltd Senior Account Manager Simon Barratt Club Systems International Ltd Senior Account Manager Darren Wood Club Systems International Ltd Customer Relationship Manager Gary Hamilton Club Systems International Ltd UK & Ireland National Sales Manager Gareth Roberts Club Systems International Ltd Director Richard Peabody Club Systems International Ltd Managing Director Catherine Hanrahan ClubMinder Operations Manager Tony Moon Copt Heath Golf Club Secretary/Manager Bob Ashton Corhampton Golf Club Club Secretary Lindsay Salvini Crosland Heath Golf Club Secretary Sam Palmer Crown Sports Lockers Project Manager Daniel Wood Dainton Park Golf Club Director Mike Cayless Dainton Park Golf Club PGA Pro Nathan Brown Dainton Park Golf Club Club Secretary Carl Rundgren Dale Hill Hotel and Golf Club General Manager Debbie Pern Deeside Golf Club Club Manager Michael Thorpe Dewsbury District Golf Club General Manager Graham Heath Droitwich Golf Club Club Manager Pete O'Shaughressy Dryad Energy Ltd Managing Director Jane Morrow Dryad Energy Ltd Operations Manager Phil McInley Eagle Promotions Ltd Managing Director Paul Noble Eagle Promotions Ltd Financial Director David Mabbott Eltham Warren Golf Club Secretary Paul Beresford-Green Enfield Golf Club General Manager Steve Varcoe Enmore Park Manager Lee Turner-Jefferies ESP Leisure Ltd Sales Director Trevor Ball ESP Leisure Ltd Business Development Manager Russell Stebbings Farleigh Golf Club General Manager Jane Montgomery Federation of Sports and Play MD Trevor Atkinson Filton Golf Club Managing Secretary David Bowles Flackwell Heath Golf Club General Manager Stuart Leech Formby Golf Club Secretary Manager Elaine Purton Foxbridge Golf Club Club Manager Martin Robinson Gainsborough Golf Club General Manager Richard Penley-Martin Ganton Golf Club Secretary Wendy Holdsworth Garforth Golf Club Managing Secretary Bob Williams GCMA C.E.O Niki Hunter GCMA Education Co-ordinator Shirley Edmondson GCMA Finance Officer Jim Cunning GCMA Golf Management Ann Jones GCMA Membership Secretary Eddie Bullock GCMA Director Mike Hyde GCMA Digital Communications Manager Michael Hoare GCMA Board of Directors Chairman Clive Hadley GCMA Board of Directors National Captain John Edgington GCMA Conference Planning Committee South East Regional Manager Maureen Brooker GCMA London & Home Counties Region Regional Manager, London & Home Counties Adrian Dibble GCMA Midland Region GCMA Regional Manager Joan Raffety GCMA Southern Region Regional Manager - 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