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Delegate List Updated Friday 14th June 2019 First Name Surname Company Kris Abbott The Walt Disney Company Malika Abdellaoui NEWEN DISTRIBUTION Mary-Anne Abekhe Sheffield Students' Union Angelo Abela Lime Pictures Lucy Acfield Guinness World Records Vikki Acornley Sheffield Hallam University Vikki Acornley Sheffield Hallam University Lindsey Adams Daily Madness Productions Puteri Sabrina Affenddy Poggo Animation Sdn Bhd Ivan Agenjo Peekaboo Animation Juliane A. Ahrens Freelancer Alistair Aitcheson Incredible Playable Show Betty Akeredolu-Ale Freelancer Yinka Akinwunmi UTC Sheffield Aoife Alder ITV Suzan Aledin Moilo Zaafir Ali University of York Sophia Ali International Children's Television Rosie Alison Heyday Films Jasmijn Alkaf Cinekid Foz Allan Bryncoed Productions Jo Allen BBC Jamie Anderson Anderson Entertainment Chris Andrews Sweet Tooth Games Tom Angell Eagle Vs Bat Cristina Angelucci BM SRL Laura Annis Blue Zoo Lucy Appleby Roald Dahl Story Company Jessica-Rose Armitstead Edgehill University Jessica Armitstead Edge Hill University Finn Arnesen Allspark (A Hasbro Company) Helen Arntsen Blue-Zoo Courtney Arumugam Gaumont Animation Grace Ataide-Lobo UTC Sheffield Rebecca Atkinson ToyLikeMe Agnes Augustin Shaw Rocket Fund Elodie Avenier UTC sheffield Jamie Badminton Karrot Entertainment Tim Bain Freelance Writer/Producer Matt Baker Freelance Andrew Baker Cantilever Group Kevin Bakhursdt Ofcom Zia Bales Turner Broadcasting Katy Balfour Wonderbly Mathew Ball MMU Lewys Ball Gleam Futures Janet Balmforth DDA Blueprint Thiego Balteiro Tv Globo Sebastian Bance Gas Tank Productions Chris Banks Banks & Wag Jeremy Banks Coolabi Group Justine Bannister JUST B Matt Barbrook DreamWorks Sam Barlow The Attack Of The Atomic Space Bees Inc Andrew Barnett Jones The Black Sheep Lauren Bartles The Children's Media Conference James Bartlett Sony Music Entertainment Irsa Basharat Brinsworth Academy Julian Bashford Visionality Liz Bastian Turner Broadcasting Martin Baynton Pukeko Pictures Ltd Daniel Bays Lightning Sprite Media Ryan Beaird imaginators.tv Tom Beattie Tiger Aspect Kevin Beimers Italic Pig Limited Sam Belola Freelance Kay Benbow Kay Benbow Laura Bennett The Children's Media Conference JONATHAN BENOY MOONBUG Mark Bent Fresh Start Media Braydon Bent Fresh Start Media Alessandra Berello Atlantyca SPA Ida-Maria Bergman Finnish Broadcasting company YLE Dan Berlinka Backstory Entertainment Ltd James Bermudez Arts University Bournemouth Gill Biddle BFI Ed Bignell KidsCave Studios LAURA BIJELIC PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE Nicola Bilbie Freelance Elise Bingham Sheffield Hallam University Phil Birchinall Inpsyro Ltd Trudi Bishop Bee Licensing Brenda Bisner Kidoodle.TV Fred Black Ampere Analysis Josh Black Sheffield Hallam Rachael Black The University of Sheffield Josh Blair Science Museum Group Jasmine Blogg Sheffield Hallam University Candi Bloxham Studio Octopi Kids George Boole Arts University Bournemouth Lexi Boosey Gleam Futures Jennifer Booth Jobo & Replicast Art Studio Simon Bor Simon Bor Emma Boucher Freelance Writer Chris Bowden Mackinnon & Saunders Matt Bowen ITV Tracy Bowerman Cuppa Productions Richard Bradley Lion TV Catherine Branscome Branscome International Debbie Bray Hook Research Laura Brennan WildBrain / DHX Brands Andrew Brenner Nondescript Dominic Brigstocke Citrus Films Marie Bro Ladybird Films Ltd Sarah Broad Kelebek Media Joshua Brocklehurst Kids Industries James Brocklehurst The Juice Films Brolly Brollyman Brollyman Music Productions LTD Nicholas Brookes Guinness World Records Rosie Brooks My Little Opera vicky Brophy WONKY Hedda Bruessing NTR Megan Brumby Sheffield Hallam Univeristy Keith Brumpton Keith Brumpton LTD Helen Brunsdon British Animation Awards Louise Bucknole VIMN Alexandra Budd Royal Holloway University of London Kate Bulkley KGBulkley Samantha Bunkell University of Sunderland Claire Burdfield Sheffield University Management School Zane Burgess Sheffield Hallam University Seb Burnett Rumpus Animation Andrew Burrell Freelance Mellie Buse Adastra Development Ltd Astrid Bussink VPRO Lena Byrne JAM Media Sara Cabras Rai Ragazzi David Cadji-Newby Wonderbly Gillian Calvert Ridge Jetpack Distribution Ltd ALEX CAMERON KidsCave Studios Jamal Kendal Campbell Milkshake! - Channel 5 Paula Campbell Northern Ireland Screen Ailbhe Cantwell Ben and Anvil Limited Daniel Cantwell Ben and Anvil Limited Anh Cao Self employed Paul Caplis Enterprise Ireland Chris Capstick Fourth Wall Andrew Carley Tilt Ltd Phillippa Carnall Sheffield Hallam University Richard Carpenter Sportonova David Caskey Rocket 26 D Cassar Freelance Brigid Casserly Nickelodeon Jan Caston Nelson Nutmeg Pictures Ciara Cessford University of Birmingham Phil Chalk Factory Lauren Chandler Royal Holloway, University of London Diane Chaplin Aberystwyth University Vanessa Chapman Kavaleer Productions Liesl Chappell WildBrain Helen Charalambous Turner Broadcasting Leah Charles-King LCK Media Rebecca Charlton Trend Bible Annie Chatterton Hungry Head Martin Chatterton Hungry Head Jie Chen University of Sheffield Greg Childs The Children's Media Conference Miki Chojnacka Hopster Darren Chouings The Children's Media Conference Dion Lok Yan Chua Poggo Animation Sdn Bhd Gary Chudleigh BHP Comics Tony Church Tony Church Projects Ltd Angela Churm Fairplayed Media Garrick Clark Bradshaw Taylor Simon Clarke BBC Studios Aubrey Clarke BBC Sean Clarke Aardman Animations Dr Barbie Clarke Family Kids and Youth Jen Cleary Boclips Phil Clements Freelance Dan Clemo Sugar Creative Studio Kate Clifford CBBC Piers Clifton Freelance Scarlett Coates The Arts univerity Bournemouth Charlotte Coates Sheffield Hallam University thomas Coke squint opera Alex Collier Oddball Media Tim Collins The Brand Director Laura Connor BBC Studios Aisling Conroy Animation Ireland Eroulla Constantine Acamar Films Jake Conway AKA Mick Cooke Too Many Cookes Music Tony Cooke Scriptwriter - Freelance Louise Cooke PQATV Productions Richard Cooper Ampere Analysis Maddison Corbett UTC Sheffield Neil Court 9 Story Media Group Charlie Cox ITV Nicky Cox Fresh Start Media Johanna Crone Volunteer Nick Crossland Joi Polloi Shauna Cullen JAM Media Mark Cumberton Jam Media Briony Curran Toy Like Me Leanne D’Arcy Sheffield Hallam University Kirstie Dale Utc Sheffield Claudia Dalley Sony Pictures Television Alexandra Dane Pom Pom Films ltd Zoë Daniel Freelance Erica Darby Spider Eye Ltd Naomi Dare Coolabi Sarah Darling Mr Weebl/Jelly Penguin Penelope Daukes Scholastic Karen Davidsen Self-employed Joshua Davidson Night Zookeeper Gareth Davies The Sound Boutique Trevor Davies Books and Games Limited Danielle Davies Discovery Kids Media Phil Davies Self Employed Freelancer Anna Davies BBC Children's Sheila de Courcy Self Employed Caterina De Mata L&C Ambra De Tuglie Jellyfish Pictures Joanna Deadman ITV Julie-Ann Dean Julie-Ann Dean Ltd Terry Deary Terry Deary Ltd Michael Dee Coolabi Group Sophie Deen Bright Little Labs Dalton Deverell Soho Square Studios Ted Dewan Art & Mischief Charlie Dewulf The Unimâls / MACKY Genevieve Dexter Serious Lunch Leon Dexter Bumpybox Rhianna Dhillon BBC Marc DHRAMI NORMAAL Christopher Dicker JAM Media Richard Dickerson Aether Entertainment Reece Dieterman Sapphire Glasses Ellen Doherty Fred Rogers Productions George Dolan Volunteer Florencia Donagaray BBC Linge Dong University of Sheffield Kerri Donohoe Guild TV Stephen Dorrance Scribbled Cloud Ian Douthwaite Dubit Limited Sarah Doyle Kids Industries Stuart Dredge Freelance Helen Dugdale Scribble Kristin Dulaney Macmillan Children's Publishing Group Tracy Dumais British Council Olivier Dumont Entertainment One UK Ltd Delphine Dumont Zodiak Kids Myke Dunn Strawberry Blond TV John Durkan Department for International Trade Chris Dymond Sheffield Digital Jen Dyson Freelance Hannah Dyson Discovery Education International Sophie Eap NEWEN DISTRIBUTION Ryan Early Northern Ireland Screen Marion Edwards Red & Blue Productions Jackie Edwards BFI Patrick Egerton Cheeky Little Media Hoda Elatawi GAPC Entertainment David Elden Collingwood & Co Catherine Elliott Sheffield eLearning Service Gabriella Ellis University of Leeds Oliver Ellis Hoho Entertainment Ltd Jeremiah Emmanuel BEM EMNL GROUP Jenny Ervine The Weatherbies Maia Evans UTC sheffield city centre Krissy Ewins Northern Ireland Screen Sarah Faisal Al Saud Anamil Tech Ltd Addy Farmer Freelance Liam Farrell Freelance Morgann Favennec XILAM ANIMATION Sean Feeney GFM Animation Robin Fegen Robin Fegen An Feyfer Flemish Audiovisual Fund (VAF) Matthew Fidler UTC City Centre Ruda Field Great Guns Luca Fiore Azoomee James Fitzsimmons Fabulous Fantasy Company Ltd Kerry Flynn Northern Ireland Screen Talia Fogelman University of Sussex Greg Foot sciencemedia.studio Michelle Forde Beano Studios Louie Forsyth UTC Sheffield Robert Fortuijn NPO Rachel Foster Kids Industries Helen Foulkes BBC Lea Fountain Sheffield Children's NHS FT Chloe France University Centre Rotherham Ian France Zodiak Kids Nico Franks C21Media Chloe Freedland Design Revolution Kate Fritz Musemio Zeno Gabing Giggle Garage Viola Gabrielli V. 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