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Donor Roll 2018-19 Donor Roll 2018-19 Alumni and supporters give back to our global University community in so many ways: from hosting and speaking at events, to mentoring and career support, and via philanthropy. We are grateful and honoured to receive such an incredible volume of support and we seek to recognise the efforts of all of our supporters throughout the year. In this annual Donor Roll, we spotlight and offer particular thanks to those who have made financial gifts to the University and/or provided sponsorship through the Development and Alumni Relations Office (DARO) during the last financial year (2018-19). In addition to the donors listed below we are also grateful to the many supporters who donate to the University anonymously. While every effort has been made to record names in accordance with our donors’ wishes, if we have made mistakes, or omitted your name in error, please accept our apologies and let us know so that this may be corrected. Where names are mentioned more than once, this is owing to individuals with identical names being recorded. Should you have any queries or wish to report any errors/amendments, please email Lynn Shipley, Stewardship Officer at [email protected] or telephone her direct on +44 (0)191 334 6299. Andrew Harston Director, Development and Alumni Relations Helen Abji Eloise Andrews John Adams Anglican Central Naval Church Fund (ACNCF) Christine Adams Peter Appleton Colin Adamson Thomas Archer Julia Addington-Hall Elizabeth Archibald Sue Addison The Ardeola Charitable Trust Babatunde Adeoye Janet Arthur Damian Ainscough William Asare Christopher Aitken Keith Ashbey Ajmal Rebecca Ashbey Timeyin Akerele Ben Ashcroft Oluseun Akinsoji Richard Ashton Olusola Akiode Steve Ashton Gun Akyuz Susan Ashton Frances Alagiah Helen Ashton Richard Aldridge Susan Ashton Robert Alexander Robert Ashton Marie Alexander John Ashton Adrian Allan Martin Ashworth Kimberley Allcott Susan Aspinall Leonie Allday Helen Atherton Jennifer Allen Scott Atkins Ralph Allwood Simon Atkinson Iain Anderson Neil Atkinson Judith Anderson Carla Atkinson Katherine Andrew Dawn Atkinson Sinead Andrews Grace Atkinson Matthew Andrews A Atkinson DONOR ROLL 2018-19 Frances Austin Nigel Bedford Clive Austin Christopher Beesley Gerald Awosika Emma Beidges Nicholas Ayre Nicholaas Bekooy Philippa Bagley Alan Belfield Adrian Bailey Edward Bellamy Conall Bailie Adrian Beney James Sinclair Baillieu Philip Bennett John Bain Dinah Bennett Olawale Bakare Ann Bennett Josephine Baker John Bentley Aidan Baker Rhiannon Berry James Baker Dave Besag Jack Baker Paul Beswick Barbara Baker Anne Betchley Jacqueline Baker Andrew Betts Baker McKenzie Stephanie Bevan Judy Baldwin Debra Bevington Nicholas Ball Mukesh Bhatt Reemul Balla Claire Bhogal Fiona Ballantine Dykes Myrtle Bibby Sara Bamborough Biblica Institute Eamon Banerjee Christopher Bielby Ariane Bankes Sandra Biggart Charlotte Bannister-Parker David Billett Jonathan Banyard Susan Billett Thomas Barber Laura Binns Alastair Barber Peter Birch Susan Barham Jonathan Birch Duncan Barker Joan Bird Graham Barker Andrew Bird David Barker Henry Bird Craig Barkley David Bird Olivia Barnard Edward Birkin Sophie Barnes Geoffrey Blachford Edward Barnes Deborah Blackwell Rebecca 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