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In Attendance #RoofingAwards @UKRoofingAwards In Attendance Friday 13th May 2016 Kings Suite, Hilton London Metropole Hotel, 225 Edgware Road, London W2 1JU #RoofingAwards 1 A warm welcome to our AWARDS 2016 distinguished guests Name Surname Company Name Table Simon Ayers TrustMark CEO 55 David & Jeanette Beales Guests of NFRC 41 Adrian Belton CITB Chief Executive 25 Douglas Bennett Sir Robert McAlpine Design Group 25 Brian Berry FMB Chief Executive 25 Walter Bisig International Federation for the Roofing Trade 22 Karin Bisig International Federation for the Roofing Trade 22 Tony Brown RCI Magazine 4 Bob Coutts SkillBuild & IFD Mentor 21 Simon Dixon SkillBuild Mentor 53 Matt Downs RCI Magazine Editor 24 Andy Dunn RCI Magazine 4 Karen Dunn KD Event Production 23 Mike Dwyer Skyblue 25 Ronald & Vera Farrants Guest of NFRC 4 Mike & Roz Gee Guests of NFRC 22 Clare Griffiths Roofing Today Magazine Editor 24 Donal Harkin SkillBuild 2015 competitor 21 Neville Harris NFRC Honorary Life Member 22 David Hopper FRA Honorary Life Member 22 Duncan King CPA Technical Officer 24 Mike Long NFRC Honorary Life Member 18 Diana Montgomery CPA Chief Executive 25 Suzannah Nichol Build UK Chief Executive 25 Riley O’Sullivan SkillBuild 2015 competitor 21 Olivia Peck Which? Trusted Traders 23 Gordon & Alice Penrose NFRC Honorary Life Member & Guests of NFRC 22 Julia Phillips Fruitful Events 23 Keith Roberts Roberts Consulting 24 Peter & Ros Rogerson NFRC Honorary Life Member & Guests of NFRC 22 Casey Rutland Arup Associates 25 Jonathan Sayeed Ranelagh International Chairman 25 John Shanahan NFRC Honorary Life Member 24 Nigel Shapland NHBC Senior Technical Officer 25 George Simpson SkillBuild 2015 competitor 21 Peter Simpson Which? Trusted Traders 23 Detlef Stauch International Federation for the Roofing Trade 22 Gabriella Stauch International Federation for the Roofing Trade 22 Matthew Timby SkillBuild Mentor 53 Barry Turner LABC Director of Technical Policy 55 Gary Walpole SkillBuild & IFD Mentor 48 Anna Wolffe Ranelagh International Director 24 2 #RoofingAwards #RoofingAwards 3 AWARDS LUNCH ATTENDEES A - Z AWARDS 2016 Name Surname Company Name Table Tony Bestall NRA Roofing and Flooring Services Ltd 36 Steve Bevins FTMRC 27 Steve Adams Recticel Insulation 8 Adam Bewers Stormforce Roofing & Maintenance 41 Andrew Alexander Total Bitumen 65 Vince Bick Alltype Roofing Supplies Ltd 37 Michael Anaxagorou Axter Ltd 37 Mark Bierton IKO Plc 57 Mark Appleby Raven Roofing 9 Richard Bishop Wienerberger 53 Keith Appleton Delomac 46 Walter Bisig International Federation for the Roofing Trade 22 David Arendell Klober Ltd 9 Karin Bisig International Federation for the Roofing Trade 22 David Ashbrook Ashbrook Roofing & Supplies Ltd 4 Peter Bitten Tremco-illbruck 59 Clare Ashbrook Ashbrook Roofing & Supplies Ltd 4 Nigel Blacklock Bauder Ltd 32 George Ashbrook LSA Young Lead Worker of the Year Finalist 10 Steve Blake Avonside Roofing 38 Trevor Ashwell Trevor Ashwell 30 Steven Blewitt Manthorpe Building Products 38 Gemma Ashwood Redwing Roofing Ltd 19 Jonathan Bloom Construction Products Association 10 Jamie Atkinson JT Atkinson 30 Gregory Blythe NFRC 48 Shaun Attley Attleys Roofing 27 Kevin Bohea Recticel Insulation 8 Tina Attley Attleys Roofing 27 Adrian Bond QANW 55 John Austine Langley Waterproofing 1 Jenny Bootle Redland 20 Buket Aydinlik IKO Polymeric 62 John Botting Industrial Construction (Sussex) 45 Simon Ayers TrustMark 55 Luke Boughton Associated Lead Mills 14 Jordan Bailey Proteus Waterproofing 2 Malcolm Boyles Tata Steel Building Systems 31 Maurice Bailey Calder Industrial Materials 10 Mike Bradbury Centaur Technologies 15 Stuart Bailey Norman & Underwood 13 Janine Brady SIG 51 Alan Barker Associated Lead Mills 14 Chris Brees Seymour Roofing (Contracting) Ltd 18 Stephen Barnett Longworth 13 Katie Brees Seymour Roofing (Contracting) Ltd 18 Carl Barraclough William Anelay 13 Greg Brett Treforest Roofing 9 Stuart Base SIG 51 Sam Broadhurst Exterior Metal Craft 13 John Bateman WAA Roofing Ltd 36 James Broady Central Roofing 32 Steve Bath Builder Depot 30 Nicki Brodie FGF Limited 18 Chris Bayne Social Marketing Lincs 35 Derek Brown IKO Polymeric Chemplas Ltd 62 David Beales Guest of NFRC 41 Tony Brown rci magazine 4 Jeanette Beales Guest of NFRC 41 Mark Brown Recticel Insulation 8 Drew Beattie NFRC 48 Tony Brown Renolit Cramlington 28 Craig Beech cu.tech.zn.ornamental ltd 39 Gordon Brown SIG 44 David Beer Clarke Roofing Southern 65 James Buckley Danosa UK 34 Lisa Beer Clarke Roofing Southern 65 Phil Bufton Central Roofing 32 Tom Beestone Greenstone Roofing 13 Tony Burge Cobsen-Davies Roofing Ltd 32 Gerald Bell Longworth 12 Stephen Burgess Richard Soan Roofing Services 42 Adrian Belton CITB Chief Executive 25 Tony Burke Avonside Roofing 44 Tim Bench T A Colbourne 45 Chris Bussens LRWA 35 Mark Bennett GS Roofing 42 Martin Cahalan Leadwise Contracts 14 Douglas Bennett Sir Robert McAlpine Design Group 25 John Caldicott Jordan Heritage Roofing 46 Steven Benson Leadwork UK Ltd 3 David Callaghan Redland 20 Rod Benson Sika 49 Dan Campbell Carlisle Construction Materials Ltd 40 Tomas Berntsson Kingsley Roofing 27 Carlos Cano Danosa UK 34 Brian Berry FMB Chief Executive 25 Andrea Carbin LRWA 35 4 #RoofingAwards #RoofingAwards 5 AWARDS LUNCH ATTENDEES A - Z AWARDS 2016 Anthony Carlyle IKO Polymeric 62 Teresa Curley BRC Industrial Roofing (Midlands) Ltd 43 Terry Carroll W Carroll and Sons 44 Bob Curry Stoneleaf Slates 57 Dale Carter Contour Roofing Ltd 49 John Cuthell Redland 20 Jamie Carter M&J Group (Construction & Roofing) 6 Chris Czyzyk Brett Martin 31 Terry Cavanagh MAC Roofing 50 Michael Daines Crown Leadworks 10 Lee Cavanagh SR Timber 50 Robert Dalrymple Bernard Exton 14 Aman Chahal Carlisle Construction Materials Ltd 40 Jon Daly Bauder 42 George Challinor Bracknell Roofing 42 Claire Darbyshire Cladding Services (Eastern) 17 Steve Chambers BBS Green Roofing 23 Andrew Davies Bauder Ltd 33 Alan Chapman Wensley Roofing 45 Paul Davies Rockwool 26 Denise Cherry Women in Roofing 3 Russell Dawkins Elliotts Premier Roofing Ltd 37 Dave Chisholm Longworth 12 Matthew Dawkins Mitie Tilley Roofing 29 Ashley Chivers IKO Plc 58 Tan de Feo-Walsh NFRC 39 Richard Clapp Advanced Roofing 51 Ian Deacon IKO Plc RIO Asphalt & Paving Co Ltd 60 Frank Clarke Clarke Roofing Southern 65 Edita Delahunty NFRC London & SC Region 19 Jackie Clarke Clarke Roofing Southern 65 Bernard Delahunty NFRC London & SC Regional Manager 19 Cathie Clarke SPRA 48 Andy Dennis Redland 20 Norma Claydon NFRC 43 Francoise Derksen Midland Lead 3 Lee Clift Contour Roofing Ltd 49 Chris Derzypilskyj NHBC 38 Mike Cocks Klober Ltd 9 Allan Dewfield Rockwool 26 Chris Coffield Erith College 9 Simon Dick Rockwool 26 Tom Colbourne T A Colbourne 45 Ben Digger SRM Ltd 57 Dave Coldham IKO Polymeric 62 Richard Diment Lead Sheet Association 10 Allen Coldrake Carlisle Construction Materials Ltd 40 Simon Dixon Wienerberger 53 Julie Coldrake Carlisle Construction Materials Ltd 40 Steve Dixon IKO Plc Survey Roofing Ltd 58 Simon Coleman M J Coleman & Sons Ltd 19 Steve Dixon Rinus Roofing 30 Louise Coleman M J Coleman & Sons Ltd 19 Anthony Donaldson Richard Soan Roofing Services 42 Phil Cook Euroclad 31 Tim Donlon William Anelay 13 Murray Cook Proteus Waterproofing 2 Graeme Douglas IKO Plc 57 Rodney Cooke NFRC Yorkshire & North East Regional Manager 17 Steve Downey Danosa UK 34 Adam Cooper Chandlers Building Supplies Ltd 64 Matt Downs rci magazine 24 Tanya Cooper Institute of Roofing 43 Rafal Drabik London Seamless Flat Roofing Ltd 15 Graham Copson Klober Ltd 9 Gary Drage Avonside Roofing 38 Mark Cotton Kerry London 54 Adam Draycott Centaur Technologies 15 Julian Coulter IKO Plc Sussex Asphalte Ltd 58 Ian Drummond DCLG 55 Nick Cousins Recticel Insulation 8 John Duffy Hodgson Sayers 33 Bob Coutts SkillBuild mentor 21 Ian Duggan IKO Plc Acclaim Contracts 58 Jack Cox Bauder 42 Rachel Dundale Cladding Services (Eastern) 17 Matt Cox Recticel Insulation 8 Karen Dunn KD Event Production 23 James Cramp Bauder Ltd 33 Andy Dunn rci magazine 4 Mike Crook SIG Design & Technology 48 Roisin Dunne Danosa UK 34 Jason Cross Carlisle Construction Materials Ltd 40 Mike Dwyer Skyblue 25 April Cross Carlisle Construction Materials Ltd 40 Paul Edmonds Carlisle Construction Materials Ltd 40 Dave Crowe Concept Roofing and Cladding Services Ltd 36 Jeremy Edward SIG 44 Glenn Curley BRC Industrial Roofing (Midlands) Ltd 43 James Edwards Eco Green Roofs 56 6 #RoofingAwards #RoofingAwards 7 AWARDS LUNCH ATTENDEES A - Z AWARDS 2016 Paul Egan Longworth 12 David Green Renolit Cramlington 28 Dave Ellington Weatherwell Roofing Ltd 49 Louis Green Polyroof Products 45 Dave Embery IKO Polymeric 62 Steve Greenly Wienerberger 53 Alvaro Enguita Lucideon 48 Dean Griffiths IKO Plc Tilbury Contracts Ltd 60 Maria Errington Hodgson Sayers 33 Paul Griffiths Recticel Insulation 8 Jamie Etheridge Lead-Tech Roofing 14 Claire Griffiths Roofing Today magazine 24 Jessica Evans Ashbrook Roofing & Supplies Ltd 4 Malcolm Grinstead IKO Plc 60 Kathy Evans NFRC Midlands 43 Ashley Grippo Jordan Heritage Roofing 46 Melvyn Evans NFRC Midlands Regional Manager 43 Rowan Gutteridge Carlisle Construction Materials Ltd 40 Jo Evans Tata Steel Building Systems 31 Harry Hallam-Thompson Timby Traditional Roofing 53 Karen Everitt Knauf Insulation 59 Russell Halls Renolit Cramlington 28 Robbie Farnsworth Metclad Contracts 11 Rob Hamblen Redland 20 Danny Farquhar Axter Ltd 37 Gavin Hamblett Prater 16 Ronald Farrants Guest of NFRC 4 Daniel Hammond Renolit Cramlington 28 Vera Farrants Guest of NFRC 4 Samantha Hanks Chandlers Building Supplies Ltd 64 Wayne Farrington Renolit Cramlington 28 Dominic Hanmore Danosa UK 34 Chris Fernandez Tor Coatings 59 Dave Hann Langley Waterproofing 1 Mike Fildes Fildes Roofing 19 James Hannah Weatherproofing Advisors 23 Lucille Fildes Fildes Roofing 19 Martin Harban Shermins 55 Andreas Fischer M&J Group (Construction & Roofing) 6 Steve Hardy Prater 16 John Flaherty ECIC 54 Duncan Hargreaves SR Timber 50 Keith Fletcher NRA Roofing and Flooring Services Ltd 36 Ryan Harker Timby Traditional Roofing 53 Nicola Fleuty RAM Consultancy 7 Danny Harkin D Harkin & Co.
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