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GUEST LIST the Shard | 12 March A-B GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March A-B First Name Surname Company Name Russell Abbott Synergis Marketing April Adams-Redmond Kerry Foods Mahmood Ahmed HSBC Salim Ahmed GCS Group Rebeca Alamo Quant Marketing Charlotte Aldiss BBC Worldwide Jonathan Allan Channel 4 Television Chris Allin British Gas Tim Ambler London Business School Mark Antrobus GlaxoSmithKline Ian Armstrong Jaguar Cars Saj Arshad Vodafone Danielle Atkins Nokia Hugh Baillie Patsy Baker Bell Pottinger Group Joanna Baldwin Alistair Barr Barr Gazetas Jayne Barr Abellio Adrian Barragan Nokia Simon Bassett EMR Alex Batchelor BrainJuicer Group Katie Beard The Ultimate Experience Adam Beckett AVIVA Michael Bedingfield Royal Automobile Club John Bernard Firefox OS Mark Bernard Richard Bernholt Periproducts Joy Bhattacharya Accenture James Bidwell CASS ART Andy Bird Brand Learning John Birkbeck Capital One Viya Bishay Eurostar Group Mark Bleathman Unilever Vivian Blom TMF Group In association with With thanks to GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March B-C First Name Surname Company Name Chris Bowry Eurostar Group Emma Bradley BBC Nick Bradley City & Guilds Colin Bradshaw Rapp Russell Braterman Vodafone Francesca Brosan Omobono Lorna Brown John Lewis Lucas Brown Total Media Group Pamela Brown British Gas Rob Bruce Whyte & Mackay Kevin Bryant E.ON UK Richard Burdett Horse & Country TV Matt Burgess Unilever Hugh Burkitt The Marketing Society Ivor Burns Camelot UK Lotteries Joanna Burton Crescent Communications Amanda Campbell Capital Shopping Centres David Campbell World Brands Limited Dominic Chambers Aimee Chapple Accenture Daniel Chidley Azalea Group Suzy Christopher BT Colin Clarke Visa Europe Mark Clarke Accenture Lindsey Clay Thinkbox Michelle Clothier Livity Patrick Collister Creative Matters Julia Conroy LBi London Jo Coomber Standard Life Assurance Company Mike Cornwell IDM Nick Corston Apartment 58 Lucy Cotterell Mars Mandy Courtney Transport for London Sally Cowdry O2 In association with With thanks to GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March C-D First Name Surname Company Name Fliss Cox Kerry Foods Simon Cox Glass Jar Andrew Cracknell Andy Craddock Stephen Crawley The Caledonian Brewing Company Daniella Cross SAY Media Hilary Cross Macmillan Cancer Support Melinda Cruickshank Wunderman Christian Dankl Ben Dansie Omobono Nik Davies Wellcom Richard Davies Shell Nicola Dawson Accenture Deborah Dawton DBA Adrian Day Adrian Day Advisers Roberto De Felice Mars Martin De Fleurian Google Suzie De Rohan Willner Fitflop Thomas Delabriere Mars Harriet Dennys The Telegraph Ciaran Devane Macmillan Cancer Support Mukul Dhawan AkzoNobel Decorative Paints Nick Diamond Procter & Gamble Rebecca Dibb-Simkin British Gas Mary Dobson VSO Julie Doleman Experian Roisin Donnelly Procter & Gamble John Dore HSBC Brendan Dorrian Alhokair Dean Drury Royal Opera House Pardeep Duggal E.ON UK Paul Duncanson creativebrief Limited Ronan Dunne O3 Amanda Dyjecinski BPP Professional Education In association with With thanks to GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March E-G First Name Surname Company Name Alina Eagle MindShare Denese Edgar Investec Bank Andy Edge Sarah Ellis Sainsburys Stewart Emerson TRADEDOUBLER Alison Esposti Lesley Exley Exley Hervey Lucy Fairhall HSBC Daryl Fielding Daryl Fielding Consulting Limited Ian Filaby DFS Furniture Company Emmanuelle Filsjean ValidSoft Richard Fitzmaurice TMF Group Nichole Forder Shell Louise Fowler Co-operative Financial Services Melissa Frank Bacardi Gi Frenando Freeformers James Frost Nectar Nigel Gatehouse Quant Marketing Jayne George The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association Martin George Bupa Julie Geraud DMA Adele Ghantous Lapis Angularis Gill Gibb Canterbury Oast Trust John Gilbert JGFR David Gillespie RBSG Rainbow Chris Goldson ITV Jan Gooding AVIVA Chris Gorell Barnes Adjust Your Set Charlie Gower Hiscox Cherith Graham RBS Chris Graham Silver Cloud Films Paul Graham Carlos Grande Financial Times Gemma Greaves The Marketing Society In association with With thanks to GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March G-H First Name Surname Company Name Charlotte Greenaway O4 Michaela Greene Roundhouse Chris Griffin Museum Of Brands Andrew Ground Ines Guzman Accenture Dan Hall iD Experiential Jo Halliday PetNet360 John Hampshire BSkyB Emma Harris Claire Harrison-Church Premier Foods Roger Hart Aesop Rachel Hawthorne Experian Adam Henderson Rapier David Hensley Hensley Partners Craig Hepburn Nokia Steven Hess WhiteCap Principal Ventures Colin Hewitt The Marketing Society Benny Higgins Tesco Personal Finance Claire Higgins Financial Times Natasha Higgins Financial Times Amanda Hill BBC Worldwide Antony Hill JWT Jerry Hill RAJAR Tim Hill The Brand Union Jeremy Hipkiss Barratt Developments Simon Hobbs Forward Jamie Hockin iD Experiential Sheila Hooper The Guide Dogs for the Blind Association Marc Hope Sports Marketing & Management/Glasgow 2014 Martyn Hope WRS Convert Andrew Hopkinson International Paints Limited David Hornby Why Not Consulting Nick Hough Publicis Hannah House RSA In association with With thanks to GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March H-L First Name Surname Company Name Alex Hoyle Eurostar Group Jason Hughes Sky Chris Hunton RKCR/Y&R Gareth Hussey Barclaycard Craig Inglis John Lewis Debbie Inglis SAB Miller Bridget Jackson PricewaterhouseCoopers Gary Jacobs FKC Nina Jasinski Engine Peter Jensen Greg Jones Glass Jar Rebecca Jones BBC Worldwide Zoe Jones Digital Cinema Media Alison Jordan Fitflop Laura Joseph BT Tim Jotischky The Telegraph Paul Judge Enterprise Education Trust Suki Kalirai Carlton Institute Daianna Karaian Futerra Quintin Keanie Ogilvy PR Worldwide Vince Kerr Be Counted Parissa Khosrowshahi PK Creative Marketing Jeremy King The O2 Mark Kleinman BSkyB Barbara Kuhr Barclaycard Simon Labbett Hometown Jennifer Labus Ignite Engage Connect See-Eng Lam eBay UK Don Landers Imogen Landy M&C Saatchi Judie Lannon Judie Lannon Consultancy Mark Lennox OnlyMarketingJobs.com Greg Levine McLaren Joel Levy In association with With thanks to GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March L-M First Name Surname Company Name Chris Lewis Duncan Lewis Age UK Helen Lewis Unilever Martyn Lewis Morris Enterprises David Lightman Red Letter Design Lisa Lione Haymarket Media Group Aidan Lisser Investec Wealth & Investment David Lundholm BGL Group Lynn Lynch Companies House Jonathan MacDonald Accenture Christopher MacLeod Transport for London Tara MacLeod Uffindell Group Stephen Maher MBA James Marsh B3 Creative Fiona Marshall ASOS Christopher Martin Elite Jets Simon Matthews Fishburn Hedges Noelle McElhatton Mhairi McEwan Brand Learning Connor McGovern Accenture Nick Mercer Eurostar Group Blair Metcalfe Ogilvy PR Worldwide Mark Middlemas Universal McCann Jonny Miles-Prouten Proximity London Alan Mitchell Mydex Peter Mitchell PBM Associates Phil Mitchelson News International Stephen Mooney Nerve Graca Morgado Sported Katie Morrison SAY Media Richard Moss Good Relations Damion Mower BT Richard Murphy Nokia Simi Murthy BBC Worldwide In association with With thanks to GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March N-R First Name Surname Company Name Sophia Nadur Nicoventures Richard Nall SCA Hygiene Products SE Pia Nazareno HSBC Andrew Nebel Moorfields Eye Hospital Tom Newbury Eurostar Group Amanda Newman M&S Money, HSBC Sarah Newman APG Mark Newton Nokia Jeremy Nicholds Visa Europe Mark Nicholson BSkyB Nick Noble Steven Overman Nokia Kerry Owens Sara Lee Coffee & Tea Karla Paff Save the Children Dawn Paine Universal Pictures International Esther Park Bacardi Alan Pascoe CSM SPORT AND ENTERTAINMENT Colin Paterson Nick Payman Arsenal Football Club David Pearson innoVITS Huw Pennell Maxxium Mike Phillipson Cogent Elliott Group Jan Pieter Lips Aimia Lisa Pinto Fogo Marketing Rich Pleeth Google Russell Pocock City & Guilds Jessica Poore British Gas Celia Pronto Jenny Quillnan BT Steve Radcliffe Steve Radcliffe Associates Steve Radjen CDD Amanda Rendle HSBC Alex Ricketts MarketReach Giles Robertson Green Banana Marketing In association with With thanks to GUEST LIST The Shard | 12 March R-S First Name Surname Company Name Hugh Robertson RPM Louise Robertson BAFTA Richard Robinson Oystercatchers Tom Rodwell The Lords Taverners Sandra Rogers Department for Business, Innovation & Skills James Roles JCDecaux Matt Rosenblatt Accenture Mark Rowland VSO Peter Roxburgh EMI Music Martin Runnacles Ultegra Consulting Geoffrey Russell IPA Charan Sahota Angel Salt VSO Justin Sampson Anthony Saxton Capital One Chris Schaumann Nokia Marco Scognamiglio Rapp Bryan Scott Metro Bernie Segal Accenture Irvine Sellar Sellar Property Group Guy Sellers Total Media Group Jorge Senderos Unilever Sherilyn Shackell The Marketing Academy Pankaj Sharma Unilever Tracie Simpson Sported Gillian Singh The Go-Ahead Group Heather Smith AVIVA Nick Smith Nickie Smith Microsoft Leigh Smyth Adjust Your Set David Son Department of Work and Pensions Toby Southgate The Brand Union Stevie Spring BBC Children in Need Sally 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