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Organisation Forename Surname Job Title Land Registry Caroline Anderson HR Director PPMA Staff Mark Ashfield Plymouth City Council Dawn Aunger Interim Joint Strategic Director Transformation and Change New Forest District Council Heleane Aylett Service Manager Human Resources Staffordshire Moorlands DC/High Peak BC Simon Baker Chief Executive Warwickshire County Council Dawn Barr Learning and OD Manager Neybur Tom Beaumont Public Sector Show Adam Bergin Programme Director Welsh Local Government Association Reuben Bergman Head of Human Resources Vale of Glamorgan Council Medigold Health Sam Berry Sales Consultant Somerset District Council Julie Biggs Regional Chair of PPMA Solace Trudy Birtwell Head of Leadership & Organisational Development OneSource Caroline Bloch Strategic HR Business Partner Guardian Tony Bowley Wiltshire Council Andrew Boynton Senior HR Case Advisor Wigan Council Stephen Braithwaite Senior HR Practioner ( Transformation) Basildon Borough Council Stuart Brian Group Manager HR & OD Osbourne Thomas Debbie Bridger Recruitment Manager Rob Briner Rob Briner Kim Bromley-Derry Kim Bromley-Derry North Yorkshire County Council Justine Brooksbank Assistant Chief Executive Human Resources Sir George Monoux College Elaine Brown Head of HR Reigate and Banstead Borough Council Katharine Brown HR Manager Fermanagh and Omagh District Council Thelma Browne Head of HR & OD LGA Philip Bundy Havas Gaynor Burksfield Client Partner MJ Mike Burton Editor Ruth Cane Ruth Cane Lincolnshire County Council Suzanne Caygill Strategic People Management Advisor Essex County Council Kate Chambers Head of Advice Resourcing & Performance Worcestershire County Council Elaine Chandler Head of HR & OD Stephan Chandler Stephan Chandler Jobs Go public Frazer Chapman Head of Commercial Development Guardian Jo Chapman Lincolnshire County Council Tracie Charles Youth Employment/Apprenticeship Reforms Project Officer London Borough of Barking and Dagenham Gail Clark Head of Workforce Change Neybur Andy Collings Midland HR James Collins Sales Executive Midland HR Samantha Cooper Telemarketing Sales Executive Staffordshire Moorlands DC/High Peak BC Tanya Cooper Head of OD and Transformation Guidant Group Simon Coulson Thurrock Council Janet Cox Strategic Lead HR and OD North Yorkshire County Council Dave Cox Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service Tracy Crump Head of People and OD Osbourne Thomas Natasha David-Hilton Recruitment Manager Warwickshire County Council Felicity Davies HR Service Centre Manager London councils Steve Davies Head of London Regional Employers Organisation Acivico Allison Davies Head of HR Jobs Go public John Dilling Managing Partner Guardian Paul Dixon Derry City & Stabane Council Paula Donnelly Lead Human Resources Officer PPMA Staff Karen Dorn PPMA Admin OneSource Jan Douglas Deputy Director for Human Resources Bradford Susan Dunkley HR Director Warwickshire County Council Bridget Edwards HR Advisory Team Manager PPMA Stuart Elrick PPMA Secretary and Membership Officer Warwickshire County Council Sue Evans Head of HR and OD Leicestershire County Council Caroline Fairchild Head of HR and OD Essex County Council Maria Farras Head of Leadership and Development Devon County Council Joanne Fellows HR Strategy Manager Wiltshire Council Leire Fernandez Development Officer South Gloucestershire Council Gaynor Fisher Strategic HR Business Partner Lincolnshire County Council Sue Fletcher Service Delivery Manager North Yorkshire County Council Sarah France-Gorton East Herts District Council Emma Freeman Wiltshire Council Amanda George Strategic Delivery Manager Sedito Afzal Ghany Head of Executive Search Andreas Ghosh Andreas Ghosh HR Consultant Bracknell Forest Borough Council Nikki Gibbons CO: Human Resources Chartered Management Institute Matt Gofton Snr Employer Engagement Manager Local Pensions Partnership Sarah Gould Senior HR Business Partner Guardian Richard Gracey OneSource Cheryl Graham Strategic HR Business Partner Wiltshire Council Jane Graham Resourcing Manager PPMA Vice President Karen Grave Vice President - PPMA Swindon Borough Council Sonia Grewal Head of People development Matrix Chris Grimes Mark Grimley Mark Grimley HR & OD Director Solace Steve Guest Head of Executive Recruitment & Assessment Guidant Group Richard Hall Metro Stephen Hannah Account Manager Seditio Dawar Hashmi Trafford MBC Catherine Hay Workforce and Core Strategy Officer WDAD Mike Heale Manpower Nick Heckscher Wigan Council Alison Herbert Projest Co-ordinator Matrix Charlie Herdman-Newton Thurrock Council Jackie Hinchcliffe Director Of HR, OD Wigan Council Jamie Holehouse Project Officer Guidant Group Sally Hopper Midland HR james Horkan Sales Executive The Frontline Aurora Horwood HR & OD Solutions Ltd Nicola Houwayek Director LGA Suzanne Hudson Dorset County Council Sheralyn Huntingord Head of HR & OD Trafford MBC Joanne Hyde Corporate Director of Transformation and Resources Metro Phil Irons Regional Sales Manager Central Bedfordshire Council Catherine Jones Assistant Director PPMA Staff Harriet Jones Events Team Guardian Stacey-Rebekka Karlsson Guardian Johnny Kay Marj Keddy HR Consultant Marj Keddy HR Consultant Southend on Sea Borough Council Neil Keeler Group Mgr people & OD Swindon Borough Council Susie Kemp Wiltshire Council Tamsin Kielb Strategic Buisness Partner MJ Jordon Kierans Matrix Mitchell King Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council Shokat Lai Assistant Chief Executive LGA Selana Lansley LGA Head of Workforce MJ Dave Lawrence Warwickshire County Council Allison Lehky Head of Workforce Strategy Shropshire Council Michele Leith Head of HR and OD Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service Nick Linthwaite HR Manager Welsh Local Government Association Jonathan Lloyd Head of Employment Welsh LocalGovernment Association Metro James Loran Account Manager Trafford MBC Deborah Lucas Head of HR Business Partnering Green Park Neil Lupin Managing Partner UK Export finance Shane Lynch HR Director Veredus Ben Manojlovic Interim Management London councils Tessa Mapley Principal Performance Analyst Wiltshire Council Jane Margetts HR & OD Business Partner Jobs Go public David Marshall Chief Executive Central Bedfordshire Council Hannah Mason HR Programme & Improvement Manager PPMA Staff Helen Massey Events Team London Borough of Camben Fiona McAdoo Head of Organisational Development Solace Terry McDougall Solace in Business Leicestershire County Council Gordon McFarlane Assistant Director PPMA Staff Kim McInery PPMA Accountant Medway Council Carrie McKenzie Chief People Officer Guardian Stuart McKeown Havas Andrea Mellow Client Relationship Manager Bridgend Borough Council Darren Mepham North Yorkshire County Council Keeley Metcalfe Matrix Ian Middleton Plymouth City Council Alison Mills Head of HR Specialist Services OneSource Geraldine Minchin Strategic HR Business Partner Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Helen Minion Stategic HR Partner The Frontline Katie Mond South West Councils Ian Morgan Head of HR Services London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham Debbie Morris Shared Director for Human Resources Matrix Barry Moseley Oxfordshire County Council Steve Munn Director of Human Resources Osbourne Thomas Zelly Murphy Recruitmant Consultant Jobs Go public Nicola Newbery Head of Client Partnerships PPMA Staff James Nugent PPMA Vice President Caroline Nugent Vice President - PPMA London Borogh of Bromley Charles Obazuaye Director of HR Jobs Go public Abi O'Brien Senior Client Parnership Manager Southwest One Emma O'Brien Head of HR Service Southwest One Emma O'Brien Head of HR Service The HR Lounge Angela O'Conner CEO Buckinghamshire County Council Jenny O'Neill Resourcing & Safeguarding Manager Osbourne Thomas Julie Osbourne Managing Director Wigan Council Claire O'Sullivan Project Lead Tricia Palmer Tricia Palmer Matrix Julian Panter Doncaster MBC Jill Parker Assisstant Director HR & Communications Essex County Council Pam Parkes Director OD & People Jobs Go public Neel Patel Head of Client Partnerships London Borough of Hackney Dan Paul Head of HR & OD Matrix Mark Pepper Epping Forest District Council Hilary Pether HR Officer Londonborough of Waltham Forest Stuart Petrie Head of HR Brent Council Mildred Phillips Head of Employee Services Pieve Solutions Ltd Rob Pinkham Director Wiltshire Council Barry Pirie Associate Director Wiltshire Council Joanne Pitt Head of HR&OD Chartered Management Institute James Platt Snr Employer Engagement Manager PPMA Staff Heidi Platts Events Team PPMA Staff Mark Porter Head of HR Operations Thurrock Council Mykela Pratt Improvement Manager Stevenage Borough Council Richard Protheroe Assistant Director Corperate Services & Transformation North Yorkshire County Council Haroon Rashid Wigan Council Ann Ridyard Recruitment and OH Unit Manager Guardian Charlie Roastelli Essex County Council Alison Roberts Head of Business Partners Warwickshire County Council Tamsin Rounce HR Service Centre Manager Guardian Luba Rozanova PPMA Staff Paul Scott PPMA Photographer Lincolnshire County Council Angela Seal Corpoate Change and Engagement Lead London Borough of Hackney Tim Shields Collingwood Learning Christopher Simes Tendring District Council Anastasia Simpson Head of People Performance and Projects Jobs Go public Miles Skelton Managing Director Reigate and Banstead Borough Council Christine Smith HR Manager Wiltshire Council Caroline Smith Strategic Buisness Partner John Stapleton John Stapleton Wiltshire Council Helen Strong Development Officer Epping Forest District Council Wendy Stump HR Manager Metro Chloe Summerhill Account Manager
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