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Jones Lang Lasalle Property 5Km 2013 Results www.lgnwellbeing.com Jones Lang LaSalle Property 5km 2013 Results Pos. Name Company Race Gender Category Category Time No. Pos. 1 Chris Illman Waterman EED 522 Male Senior 1 00:16:23 2 Sam Baxter Tsunami Axis 263 Male Senior 2 00:16:43 3 Andrew Mercer Capita Symonds 189 Male Master 1 00:17:05 4 Alan Silvester Jones Lang LaSalle 798 Male Senior 3 00:17:11 5 Jamie Beecham Wedlake Bell 266 Male Senior 4 00:17:39 6 Jamie Dredge Tower8 402 Male Senior 5 00:17:44 7 Jonathan Rae The British Land Company 728 Male Senior 6 00:17:49 8 Tom Valente Harris Johnston 886 Male Senior 7 00:17:52 9 Ben Spashett Quantem Consulting LLP 822 Male Senior 8 00:17:54 10 Thomas Corlett Delta-Simons Environmental Consultants 363 Male Senior 9 00:17:59 11 Toby Chapman Lambert Smith Hampton 336 Male Senior 10 00:18:02 12 Robert Smith Quantem Consulting LLP 811 Male Senior 11 00:18:04 13 Matthew Pateman Workman 698 Male Senior 12 00:18:08 14 Alan Dornford Capita Symonds 77 Male Master 2 00:18:12 15 John Hosie RICS 509 Male Senior 13 00:18:15 16 Sam Murphy Jones Lang LaSalle 670 Male Senior 14 00:18:19 17 Paul Newton Bluefin Insurance Real Estate 680 Male Senior 15 00:18:29 18 Chris Lydon CWL Property Solutions 42 Male Master 3 00:18:30 19 Tim Greenland BA Pensions 155 Male Master 4 00:18:37 20 Hamish Allan Jones Lang LaSalle 229 Male Senior 16 00:18:39 21 James Goymour Edward Symmons LLP 465 Male Senior 17 00:18:39 22 Simon Watts Workspace 142 Male Master 5 00:18:44 23 Christopher Neil Workman 677 Male Senior 18 00:18:46 24 James King CBRE 949 Male Senior 19 00:18:54 25 Owen Dutton Forsters LLP 409 Male Senior 20 00:18:57 26 Anthony Brown Cuttons LLP 306 Male Senior 21 00:18:59 27 Joseph Dunn Jones Lang LaSalle 405 Male Senior 22 00:19:04 28 Ian Lewis Bluefin Insurance Services Ltd 595 Male Senior 23 00:19:06 29 Brendon Syder Tullett Prebon 845 Male Senior 24 00:19:07 30 Noel Ramana CBRE 730 Male Senior 25 00:19:09 31 Matthew Anthony Capita Symonds 234 Male Senior 26 00:19:12 32 Jamie Henderson Remit Consulting 485 Male Senior 27 00:19:13 33 Duncan Mason Turley Associates 621 Male Senior 28 00:19:13 34 Jonathan Theobald Derwent London 855 Male Senior 29 00:19:14 35 Joseph Bahsoon CBRE 246 Male Senior 30 00:19:17 36 Hugo Orchard-Lisle Savills 688 Male Senior 31 00:19:21 LGN provides in-house Run Clubs to Jones Lang LaSalle, Coca Cola, Investec & M&C Saatchi et al, if your company would like details please contact [email protected] www.lgnwellbeing.com Pos. Name Company Race Gender Category Category Time No. Pos. 37 Andrew Smith Cluttons 814 Male Senior 32 00:19:21 38 Edward Bond Tower8 287 Male Senior 33 00:19:23 39 Ben Richards Focus FM 737 Male Senior 34 00:19:23 40 Alan Twine Land Securities 881 Male Senior 35 00:19:24 41 Matt Fitter Jones Lang LaSalle 429 Male Senior 36 00:19:25 42 Chris Roberts Chapman BDSP 87 Male Master 6 00:19:27 43 Kevin Ball Ascot Underwriting 251 Male Senior 37 00:19:29 44 Chris Mcmain RBS 642 Male Senior 38 00:19:29 45 Will Kumar Turley Associates 580 Male Senior 39 00:19:32 46 Robin Hemmings Icaew 192 Male Master 7 00:19:33 47 Steven Hancox Workman 133 Male Master 8 00:19:37 48 Alyn Smith Marcol 202 Male Master 9 00:19:39 49 Nicholas Potter Cluttons 718 Male Senior 40 00:19:39 50 Michael Lea Jones Lang LaSalle 589 Male Senior 41 00:19:41 51 Struan Robertson Cushman & Wakefield 741 Male Senior 42 00:19:41 52 Oliver Bowditch Jones Lang LaSalle 290 Male Senior 43 00:19:42 53 Julian Frot Cerner 444 Male Senior 44 00:19:43 54 Adam James BNP Paribas 532 Male Senior 45 00:19:43 55 Richard Skinner Pure Real Estate Services Ltd 805 Male Senior 46 00:19:46 56 David Evans Cluttons 420 Male Senior 47 00:19:49 57 Paul Turville Jones Lang LaSalle 880 Male Senior 48 00:19:51 58 Martin Halling Forsters LLP 7 Male Master 10 00:19:52 59 Allan Phillips Altus UK LLP 710 Male Senior 49 00:19:52 60 Ashley Snee Jones Lang LaSalle 178 Male Master 11 00:19:53 61 James Barwick Savills 261 Male Senior 50 00:19:53 62 William Durden Mace 407 Male Senior 51 00:19:54 63 Jennifer Whybrow Derwent London 918 Female Senior 1 00:19:54 64 Frederick Holmes Workman 500 Male Senior 52 00:19:55 65 Peter Griffiths CLSH Management Limtied 44 Male Master 12 00:19:56 66 Grant Swan Nathaniel Lichfield & Partners 842 Male Senior 53 00:19:58 67 Paul Sweeney Jones Lang LaSalle 843 Male Senior 54 00:19:59 68 Adam Wilson Jones Lang LaSalle 929 Male Senior 55 00:20:00 69 Andrew Mackin Jones Lang LaSalle 609 Male Senior 56 00:20:01 70 Nico Riley Workspace 148 Male Master 13 00:20:02 71 Luke Wild Carter Jonas 920 Male Senior 57 00:20:07 72 Robert Neal TateHindle 675 Male Senior 58 00:20:09 73 Tom Carroll Jones Lang LaSalle 323 Male Senior 59 00:20:13 74 Nic Lowry Moorfield 604 Male Senior 60 00:20:13 75 Gavin Mccosh Paragon 631 Male Senior 61 00:20:16 76 Shaun Reed LaSalle Investment Management 733 Male Senior 62 00:20:16 LGN provides in-house Run Clubs to Jones Lang LaSalle, Coca Cola, Investec & M&C Saatchi et al, if your company would like details please contact [email protected] www.lgnwellbeing.com Pos. Name Company Race Gender Category Category Time No. Pos. 77 Matt Simmonds Cushman & Wakefield 800 Male Senior 63 00:20:16 78 Jack Beeby Jones Lang LaSalle 265 Male Senior 64 00:20:17 79 Oliver Leach Tower8 590 Male Senior 65 00:20:17 80 Cameron Judson Jones Lang LaSalle 555 Male Senior 66 00:20:22 81 Fiona Bugler Fiona Bugler Ltd 96 Female Master 1 00:20:24 82 Michael Toft Lothbury Investment Management 867 Male Senior 67 00:20:24 83 Richard Trubshaw Paragon 876 Male Senior 68 00:20:27 84 Sam Moloney CBRE 653 Male Senior 69 00:20:30 85 James Armitage-Hobbs Savills 237 Male Senior 70 00:20:35 86 Rob Joslin Capstone Recruitment 554 Male Senior 71 00:20:36 87 Elizabeth Purcell CBRE 724 Female Senior 2 00:20:36 88 Joe Benson Robinson Low Francis 273 Male Senior 72 00:20:37 89 Alex Hill Aviva Investors 495 Male Senior 73 00:20:39 90 Alistair Jones CBRE 551 Male Senior 74 00:20:40 91 James Wilson Robinson Low Francis 930 Male Senior 75 00:20:41 92 Chris Jenkins New Ballerino 538 Male Senior 76 00:20:42 93 Paul Arthur Paragon 239 Male Senior 77 00:20:44 94 Alex Tilley CBRE 865 Male Senior 78 00:20:44 95 Mike Voller Aos Studley 895 Male Senior 79 00:20:47 96 Mike Blackmore CBRE 282 Male Senior 80 00:20:48 97 Antonio Chan Wedlake Bell 334 Male Senior 81 00:20:49 98 Adrian Kelly John Robertson architects 564 Male Senior 82 00:20:49 99 Alison Bird Savills 58 Female Master 2 00:20:50 100 Thomas Heptonstall Fawcett Mead 489 Male Senior 83 00:20:50 101 Jean-Marc Vandevivere British Land 891 Male Senior 84 00:20:50 102 Timothy Stevens Forsters LLP 831 Male Senior 85 00:20:51 103 Henry Turner Workman 879 Male Senior 86 00:20:54 104 Stephan Louw Jones Lang LaSalle 211 Male Master 14 00:20:55 105 Charles Clarke Land Securities 342 Male Senior 87 00:20:55 106 Peter Wrigley BNP Paribas 55 Male Master 15 00:20:56 107 Jeremy Day Jones Lang LaSalle 117 Male Master 16 00:20:57 108 Stephen Brindle Waterman Eed 298 Male Senior 88 00:20:57 109 Jonny Gepheart Blaze 948 Male Senior 89 00:20:57 110 Ignacio Moreno Jones Lang LaSalle 659 Male Senior 90 00:20:59 111 Harry Neal Jones Lang LaSalle 674 Male Senior 91 00:20:59 112 Richard Pearce Hammerson 701 Male Senior 92 00:21:00 113 Danyal Kola CBRE 577 Male Senior 93 00:21:01 114 David O’shea CBRE 692 Male Senior 94 00:21:04 115 Dan Brown Jones Lang LaSalle 305 Male Senior 95 00:21:06 116 Andrew Garbutt Card Factory 449 Male Senior 96 00:21:06 LGN provides in-house Run Clubs to Jones Lang LaSalle, Coca Cola, Investec & M&C Saatchi et al, if your company would like details please contact [email protected] www.lgnwellbeing.com Pos. Name Company Race Gender Category Category Time No. Pos. 117 Phil Gibb Jones Lang LaSalle 454 Male Senior 97 00:21:09 118 Peter Collins Jones Lang LaSalle 353 Male Senior 98 00:21:11 119 Adam Strudwick HLW International 839 Male Senior 99 00:21:11 120 Evelyn Mullins Broadgate Estates 51 Female Master 3 00:21:12 121 Alex Calder Jones Lang LaSalle 317 Male Senior 100 00:21:12 122 Charli Giles Land Securities 457 Female Senior 3 00:21:13 123 Simon Ross Capita Symonds 751 Male Senior 101 00:21:14 124 Jake O’neil Jones Lang LaSalle 945 Male Senior 102 00:21:14 125 Michael Mckell LaSalle Investment Management 639 Male Senior 103 00:21:16 126 Andrew Renshaw Jones Lang LaSalle 53 Male Master 17 00:21:17 127 James Sullivan Workspace 150 Male Master 18 00:21:18 128 Daniel Major Capita Symonds 613 Male Senior 104 00:21:18 129 Samuel Stokes Workman 834 Male Senior 105 00:21:18 130 David Thomas Adderson Rockspring 859 Male Senior 106 00:21:19 131 David Haynes Capita Symonds 39 Male Master 19 00:21:20 132 Joseph Guilfoyle Jones Lang LaSalle 469 Male Senior 107 00:21:20 133 Michael Limmer Jones Lang LaSalle 598 Male Senior 108 00:21:20 134 Robert Ware TateHindle 905 Male Senior 109 00:21:21 135 Gary Coleman LXB 352 Male Senior 110 00:21:23 136 Rory Millar Savills 648 Male Senior 111 00:21:24 137 Nick Patterson Cluttons 699 Male Senior 112 00:21:25 138 Daniel O’connell CBRE 687 Male Senior 113 00:21:26 139 Sophie Winter 101 Female Master 4 00:21:28 140 Hunter Stivens Jones Lang LaSalle 833 Male Senior 114 00:21:28 141 Leo Gee Blaze 946 Male Senior 115 00:21:28 142 Nikolas Ireland Forsters LLP 525 Male Senior 116 00:21:29 143 Mark Radford Jones Lang LaSalle 727 Male Senior 117 00:21:29 144 Jonathan Mills Fawcett Mead 649 Male Senior 118 00:21:30 145 James Catling CBRE 328 Male Senior 119 00:21:32 146 Nick Johnson John Robertson Architects 543 Male Senior 120 00:21:33 147 Will Spencer Workman 823 Male Senior 121 00:21:34 148 Lizzie
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