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Landaid Summer Party 2014 Brochure Final.Pdf | 2159K LandAid Summer Party 17.07.2014 Cannon Bridge Roof Gardens A fabulous night of fun & fundraising... Programme Entertainment & Food 6.30pm Drinks reception and live Music : Groove Instinct will be keeping entertainment you entertained all night long. 7.00pm Silent auction starts Fun and games: there is free table football, croquet and giant Connect 7.30pm Food service commences Four – and don’t forget to get a team selfie done in the photo booth. 8.00pm Joanna Averley and LandAid charity projects Silent auction: find an auction screen or tablet and make your bid. See pages 9.30pm Food service ends 25-37 to view the fantastic lots and how to bid on page 23. 9.45pm Auction closes Food: a delicious selection of gourmet 10.00pm Live music and dancing food will be brought to you throughout the evening. 11.30pm Bar closes Drinks: unlimited beer and wine is 12.00am Carriages available during the event. Twitter: Tell your friends where you are using #LandAidParty14 are using #LandAidParty14 Sponsored by Welcome On behalf of our Board of Trustees and team, it gives us great pleasure to welcome you to the LandAid Summer Party 2014. Tonight provides an opportunity to reflect upon and celebrate all the amazing things the property industry has achieved through LandAid in the last year. Our income grew to £1.7 million, and we now have over 100 corporate partners and thousands of individuals who are uniting to help disadvantaged children and young people in the UK. The collective generosity and energy of the property industry means we have been able to support a further 25 projects with essential investments in their buildings and facilities, as well as providing free property advice. LandAid now has over 50 charity partners who provide vital and carefully tailored services to some of the UK’s most vulnerable young people. LandAid is very proud of our model of partnership with the industry and our beneficiaries. We are leading the way in how charity and business can be integrated - and together, we make a bigger difference. Tonight is a great way to meet colleagues from across the property industry, see how you can get involved and help us to meet our fundraising target by bidding on our fantastic auction prizes. Tonight also marks the launch of our new website. So please do take a look and see all the great things we are achieving together as the property industry’s charity. Wishing you a wonderful evening! Robin Broadhurst, Chairman Joanna Averley, Chief Executive 3 Helical Bar is Thank you proud to support Tonight would not have been possible without the kindness, generosity and LandAid commitment of many people. Our thanks to: Event Sponsor: Helical Bar. Brochure Sponsors: Capstone Recruitment, C-Probe, Frogmore, Gerald Eve, Mace Foundation, Sheppard Robson and RICS. Our Prize Donors: Amanda Wakeley, Angermann Goddard & Loyd, Aston Rose, Estates Gazette, The Football Association, The Goring, Harlequins, Helical Bar, JLL, Mace, Osborne Clarke, Park Plaza Westminster Bridge, RICS, Royal Bank of Scotland and Value Retail. In August, Helical will be moving Marketing support: ECN Live, Estates Gazette and Property to a new office: Week. 2nd Floor, 5 Hanover Square Hosts: all the hosts who have bought tickets and invited our fabulous guests to the party. London W1S 1HQ Guests: to you, our guests, for coming along and supporting LandAid. Helical Bar plc is one of the UK’s leading property companies The LandAid Fundraising Committee and Trustees: for your with a substantial development and investment portfolio help, advice and support. www.helical.co.uk 4 Helical Bar is proud to support LandAid In August, Helical will be moving to a new office: 2nd Floor, 5 Hanover Square London W1S 1HQ Helical Bar plc is one of the UK’s leading property companies with a substantial development and investment portfolio www.helical.co.uk Welcome to our wonderful guests Look who’s here Oliver Abram Knight Frank Matthew Bonning-Snook Helical Bar Jo Allen Frogmore Eleanor Bosley KPMG Tim Allen Bristows Ray Boswell Lend Lease James Anderson Turley Nigel Bosworth Chainbow Tom Anderson Helical Bar Rob Bould GVA Daniel Anning Gerald Eve Kate Bourne Redwood Consulting Michelle Anthony Oxygen Asset Management Katharine Bramson Bellenden David Ardill Sheppard Robson Architects Fiona Brigginshaw Lend Lease John Arey Irwin Mitchell Phil Briscoe Bellenden Lucy Ariss GVA Robin Broadhurst LandAid Charitable Trust Georgina Atkinson Odgers Berndtson Iorwen Brooks-Jones Capital Law Elise Austin LandAid Charitable Trust Lauren Broom KPMG Joanna Averley LandAid Charitable Trust Tim Bull GVA Suzanne Avery The Royal Bank of Scotland Sarah Bundy Grosvenor Will Badger Prudential Chris Burge Metro Bank James Bannister Solutus Advisors Tina Burgess GVA Lindsey Barrett Nabarro Solicitors Peter Burns Taylor Wimpey Stephen Barter KPMG Dan Burr Sheppard Robson Architects David Bateman GVA Jonathan Burton GVA Neil Batty Knight Frank Joshua Butt Indigo Public Affairs Peter Beckett KPMG Abigail Cacia McDonalds Lee Bennett Sheppard Robson Architects Johnny Caddick Caddick Developments Richard Benson Battersea Power Station Mark Campbell Native Land Development Company Thomas Cardwell Churchill Retirement Living Mike Biddle Angermann Goddard & Loyd Yumeng Chan Native Land Chris Billingham Education Funding Agency Amy Chapman Mace Simon Bird Bircroft Insurance Services Dan Clarke Native Land Jeremy Blackburn RICS UK Olly Clarke Mace Toni Blanks GVA Jeremy Clay Mayer Brown Kevin Boa Pinsent Masons Stuart Clifton Lancer Property Asset Management 6 Welcome to our wonderful guests Zoe Collier Voyanta Anna Farnes Grosvenor Philip Colman GVA Matt Farrell Grosvenor Charles Conway Barclays Bank Joe Faulkner KPMG Eddie Cook Chancerygate Sam Feller GVA Alexandra Copley Chainbow Duncan Ferguson Lancer Property Asset Ian Cox Herbert Smith Freehills Management Catherine Crawley Native Land Charles Ferguson Davie Moorfield Group Paul Crosbie Rockspring Robert Few Bidwells Letitia Cundale Nabarro Solicitors Richard Fiddes Gerald Eve Stefania D’Imperia Grosvenor Nigel Fleming Knight Frank Juliana Dalton LondonMetric Paul Flexney-Briscoe Land Securities Sarah Davenport Capstone Recruitment Catherine Floyd GVA Darren Davey Solutus Advisors Gary Forster Turley Claire Davidson Cushman and Wakefield Alex Foshay Knight Frank Simon Davies Blackstone Bridget Fox Indigo Public Affairs Peter Day Guest of Osborne Clarke Dan Francis GVA Peter Day Taylor Wimpey Caroline Fraser LandAid Charitable Trust Alex de Rijke de Rijke Marsh Morgan Nigel Fraser West One Management Consulting Architects Susan Freeman Mishcon de Reya Leah De Silva LandAid Charitable Trust Phil Frenay Crossland Otter Hunt Alasdair Deignon The Royal Bank of Scotland Louis Furner Jorden Salata Andrew Devoy Thomas and Adamson Rosalind Futter Land Securities Alex Dewey EY Sarah Galvin Wragge Lawrence Graham Shomit Dey Blackstone Simon Gardiner Pinsent Masons Marion Dillon LondonMetric Sarah Gatehouse EY Lucy Dinnen Hawkins\Brown Dan Gaunt Knight Frank Hunt Doering Baupost Group Will Gay Guest of Osborne Clarke Sarah Draper Gerald Eve Justin Gaze Knight Frank Blythe Dunk JLL Ian Gear Ares Management Sophie Eastwood Holistic Group Nikki Gibbard Helical Bar Miles Ede HBJ Gateley Dave Gibson Draught Associates Tony Efreme Bircroft Insurance Services Mike Gibson Indigo Public Affairs Alistair Elliott Knight Frank Marc Gilbard Moorfield Group Rosalind Ellis Grosvenor Robin Gill Make Architects Will Evers LondonMetric Nick Gilmore A J Morrisroe and Sons Claire Fahey Cordea Savills Alana Gilpin Holistic Group 7 the more the merrier... Edward Glass Bristows Steve Holbrook Skanska John Goacher LaSalle Investment Management Bill Holland KPMG David Goatman Knight Frank Charles Holland Taylor Wimpey Lauren Goulden Capita Ali Holt GVA George Grace Native Land Tom Hood BNP Paribas Real Estate Ewan Graham Hawkins\Brown Suzanne Hooks Bristows Daniel Grant Deloitte Nicola Hordern Cordea Savills Donald Grant Capital and Counties Properties Marc Howarth Paragon Building Consultancy Will Grant Taylor Wimpey Matt Howell RICS UK Nicholas Gray Native Land Claire Hughes Pinsent Masons Vanessa Greaves Irwin Mitchell Caroline Humble Mayer Brown Mark Green GVA Andrew Hunter Skanska Gabriella Griffith City A.M. James Ikonen KPMG Robin Grove Speechly Bircham Eleanor Irwin RICS UK Nathalie Hakim Grosvenor Kasmira Jefford City A.M. Luke Hamill Ares Management Anita Jerkovic Goodman Emily Hamilton Grosvenor Rupert Johnson Knight Frank Liz Hamson Property Week Graeme Jones C-Probe Systems Paul Haniford Maclay Murray and Spens Graham Jones Aecom Matt Harmer Indigo Public Affairs Jo-Anne Jones GVA Caroline Harper JLL Nick Jones Knight Frank Simon Hart Mishcon de Reya Pierre Jooste Lancer Property Asset Tim Hartley Odgers Berndtson Management Johnny Hawkins Knight Frank Kyle Joss Cushman and Wakefield Isla Hay EY Chris Jukes Grosvenor Simon Healey Mace Katy Katani Speechly Bircham Brian Healy Tincan Gerald Kaye Helical Bar Nick Heath Guest of LondonMetric James Keegan Knight Frank James Henderson Native Land Patrick Keown Freeths Alan Herbert GVA Kim Kerton Lend Lease Lucy Hewlett Capstone Recruitment John Kevill Lancer Property Asset Management Tom Hill Ashby Capital Shaun Kirby KPMG Steven Hilton Redwood Consulting Alex Kirk GVA David Hodge Mitsui Fudosan Gemma Kirsch Bristows Ian Hodgson Knight Frank Richard Klein Knight Frank 8 the more the merrier... 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