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Delegate List 2014 Updated 29/ 07/ 2014 First Name Surname Job Title Company Series Producer/ Director - Angelo Abela Lime Pictures Children's Development Ramin Absari Executive Producer Enabling Genius Suzannah Adams Digital Director Nickelodeon UK Silas Adedotun Adekunle Founder Reach Robotics Miriam Al-asaly Student Sheffield Hallam University Comfort Alemoru Director Nutmeg Animations Philippe Alessandri Chief Executive Officer Télé Images Productions Michael Algar Producer Keg Kartoonz Shazia Ali Director Mint Research Amelia Alias PhD Student University of Edinburgh Catherine Alport Publicity Manager Pan Macmillan Valerie Ames Director of Production Kindle Entertainment Steven Andrew Creative Director The Foundation Abigail Appleton Head of Commissioning BBC Learning Thomas Archibald Kids Scheduler BT Lisa Armstrong Solicitor Armstrong Legal Senior Vice President, Finn Arnesen Hasbro International Distribution Senior Manager, UK Wide, Jay Arnold BFI Partnerships Keith Arrowsmith Partner CounterCulture LLP Japhet Asher Executive Producer BBC Children's Paul Ashton Senior Film Executive Creative England Manager, Current Series, The Walt Disney Company Jo Aslett Disney Junior EMEA Sarah Aspinall Head of Kids BT Ami Aubrey Communications Junction Arts Jake Aubrey-Bentley Student/ 3D Artist Sheffield College Agnes Augustin President & CEO Shaw Rocket Fund Jens Bachem Partner The Little Big Partnership Naomi Bacon Digital Publicist Pan Macmillan Richard Badger Development Manager BBC Jamie Badminton Managing Director Karrot Entertainment Louise Bagnall Designer/ Director Cartoon Saloon Head of Animation Adam Bailey Cloth Cat Animation Development Queen Mary, University of Tessa Bailey Student London Tim Bain Writer Dynamite Entertainment David Bainbridge Founder knowledgemotion Screentwist Digital Media Ed Bainbridge Director Ltd. Kathryn Baker CEO Sock Monster Media Andrew Baker Consultant Andrew Baker Editor, Innovations and Howard Baker BBC Development Media and Mohammed Balal DeMontford University Communnications Student Hannah Baldwin PA to Head of CBeebies BBC Children's Acquisitions Manager Zia Bales Turner Broadcasting EMEA Neil Ballantyne Mobile Learning Manager British Council Director of Development Zoe Bamsey Coolabi Group and Production Jeremy Banks CEO Coolabi Group Chris Banks Composer Banks & Wag Justine Bannister Boss JUST B Writer-Director- Sara Barbas Stripeybird Development Producer Director of Channel Matt Barbrook Nickelodeon UK Strategy Rachel Bardill Executive Producer CBeebies Interactive Rosemary Barker Student Sheffield Hallam University Digital Marketing Manager Bethan Barker Penguin - Children's Business Development Chris Barnes Can Studios Ltd. Manager Rob Barnes Creative Director The Project Factory Deirde Barry Producer Salty Dog Pictures Asif Bashir Director Unique Inspiration Libby Bateman Student University of Sunderland Sarah Bates Publishing Director, Books Egmont UK Director of Marketing & Claire Battersby Moviehouse Entertainment Production Sarah Baynes Creative Director The Creative Garden Daniel Bays Producer BBC Member Services Ryan Beaird LIMA UK Manager Head of Animation and Tom Beattie Tiger Aspect Productions Childrens CBD Music/ CBD Carole Becker-Douglas Writer Animation Lucy Beckett Producer BBC Eileen Bell Development Adviser Enterprise Ireland Insight and innovation Btisam Belola BBRI Consultant Kay Benbow Controller of CBeebies BBC Childrens Rebecca Bennett Barista Costa Coffee Dan Berlinka Writer Freelance Steve Berman Managing Director The Composerworks Ginevra Bernabo Project Manager Nucco Brain Studio Ltd. Ankur Bhasin CEO Bhasinsoft India Ltd. Publishing Mission Leader Pardeep Bhogal Scripture Union - Product Development Ed Bignell Creative Dictor Kidscave Entertainment Amariese Billing Student University of East Anglia Amanda Billings MD/ Founder Nursery Rhymes TV Sarah Bird Producer/ Director Individual Chris Black Administrator Film Hub North Malorie Blackman Author Children's Books Kevin Blacoe Senior Advisor BBC Learning Shaun Blake Producer/ Director Studio 43 Helen Blakeman Writer Freelance Andy Blazdell CEO CelAction Gregory Boardman Producer Three Stones Media Ltd. Susan Bodnar Chair Children's Writers North International Sales Giles Bones Imira Entertainment Manager & Marketing Digital Project and Tom Bonnick Nosy Crow Marketing Manager The Children's Media Jennifer Booth Official Photographer Conference Ben Booth Photographer Ben Booth Photography Simon Bor Writer Simon Bor Emma Boucher Writer Freelance Gabrielle Boucher Illustrator/ Author Gabrielle Boucher Greg Boulton Senior Lecturer Sheffield hallam University David Bowden Editorial & press manager Institute of Ideas Chris Bowden Producer Mackinnon and Saunders Matt Bowen Head of Scheduling, CITV CITV Tom Bowtell Co-Director Coney Sevilay Bozdemir Manager TRT Cocuk/ Kids Channel Chris Bradford Chief Operating Officer BrainPOP UP for It Club Project Claudia Bradshaw University of Portsmouth Officer ELOT Dr Jim/ Moobry Helen Braiden Company Director Productions Ltd. Catherine Branscome President Branscome International Andrew Brenner Writer Nondescript Elly Brewer Scriptwriter Freelance Sue Brierley Creative Director Tappytots BBC Children's/ BBC Claire Briscoe Head of Communications Learning Darren Bristow Co-Founder Eyes Open Creative Marie Bro Producer Ladybird Films James Brocklehurst Director The Juice Films Ltd. Edward Brocklehurst Student Birkdale Sixth Form Anne Brogan Co-Director Kindle Entertainment Brollyman Composer Brollyman Productions Discovery/ Espresso Lewis Bronze Director of Content Education Vicky Brophy Head of Production WONKY Alice Brown Broadcast Journalist Freelance Children's Media Rachael Brown Speed Meetings Manager Conference Keith Brumpton Writer Creator Keith Brumpton Ltd. Helen Brunsdon Animation Producer Helen Brunsdon Anita Bruvere Student Sheffield Hallam University Jean Buchanan Writer Freelance Louise Bucknole Director Programming Disney Sheena Bucktowonsing Development Producer Kindle Entertainment LearnEnglish Teens Joanna Budden British Council Website Editor Laura Bullen Production Coordinator The Foundation Helen Bullough Head of CBBC Productions BBC Brand Management Melisa Bunce Freelance Consultant Emily Burcham Student Sheffield Hallam University The Children's Media Claire Burdfield Volunteer Co-Ordinator Conference Carrie Burlison Student University of Sunderland Mellie Buse Company Director Adastra Development Ltd. Games Design Course University of Central Angela Beverly Bush Leader Lancashire Adrian Butler Financial Controller K&FE FremantleMedia Ltd. Ella Butler Head of Design Campbell Books Ben Butterworth Producer/ Director Snapper Productions Ltd. Group Managing Director Charlotte Butterworth SPA Future Thinking - Qual Connor Byrne Actor Freelance Paul Cackett CCO th1ng Matthew Cain Manager MTM London Licence Acquisition Emma Cairns-Smith Egmont UK Director Licensed Publishing Emily Campan Penguin UK Executive Laura Campbell Editorial Director Dog Ears Ltd. Kirsten Campbell-Howes Learning Director Soda Sally Cancello Director Children's Writers North Elizabeth Carlyon Student University of Nottingham Ari Carr Student Sheffield Hallam University Jamie-Lee Carr Student Sunderland University Vice President Global Michael Carrington Content & Executive HiT Entertainment Producer Lucy Dominique Cartledge Student University of Westminster The Children's Media Ed Cartledge TC Conference Pip Cartwright Lead Artist dPals Ltd. Denise Cassar Writer Freelance Leo Casserly Managing Director Flix Facilities John Cassy Founder Canon Street Katy Cattell PR Manager Egmont UK Director of Animation and Ben Cawthorne Cloth Cat Animation Interactive Phil Chalk Managing Director Factory TM Ltd. Managing and Creative Robert Chandler Space Age Films Director Martina Chapman Senior Research Manager Ofcom Karen Chapman Programming Coordinator Turner Broadcasting Keith Chapman Keith Chapman Creator Productions Ltd. Natalya Chapman Student University of Nottingham Helen Charalambous Programming Manager Turner Broadcasting Jonathan Charles Director Hippotrix Ltd. Education and Liaison Nikki Chester University of Portsmouth Outreach Project Officer Laura Chilcott Senior Digital Producer Aardman Animations Jeremy Child Producer Strong Room Media Ltd. Joe Childs Videographer Freelance The Children's Media Greg Childs Editorial Director Conference Emily Chinery Student Sheffield Hallam University Senior Exhibitions Amanda Chinneck National Media Museum Manager SVP, Brand, Consumer Miki Chojnacka Pearson English Experience & Marketing Masters Student in Media Malini Chopra University of Westminster Management Saad Choudri VP, Business Affairs Miniclip The Children's Media Darren Chouings Production Manager Conference Ayesha Chowdhury Public Affairs Manager BBC Education and Social Hyunsook Chung PhD research student Research Institute Tony Church Director Tony Church Projects Ltd. Phil Clandillon Co-Founder FOAM Matthew Clark Senior Lecturer Leeds College of Art Jonathan Clarke Production Manager Cartoon Saloon Barbie Clarke Managing Director Family Kids and Youth Eleanor Clements English Content Adviser British Council Chief Creative, Head Steve Cleverley Writer, Director of Mind Candy Moshiolog Jesse Cleverly Creative Director Wildseed Studios Jo Cliff MD Platypus Research Ltd. Director of Ministry Terry Clutterham Development - Published Scripture Union Resou Henry Coate Creative Henry Coate Alan Coates CEO/ Founder Soho Square Studios Space Custard Media Mathew Cobb Writer/ Script
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