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Organisation Forename Surname Job Title Armagh City Bainbridge Organisation Forename Surname Job Title Armagh City Bainbridge & Craigavon BoroughChristine Council Allister Head of Human Resources (Bainbridge) Armagh City Bainbridge & Craigavon BoroughAisling Council Knipe Head of Human Resources (Armagh) Avon & Somerset Constabulary Emma O'Brien Head of HR Service Basildon Borough Council Stuart Young HR Consultant Birkbeck University of London Elaine Brown HR Business Partner Birmingham City Council Claire Ward Bracknell Forest Council Nikki Gibbons CO : HR Bradford M D Council Kara Sutton Winner - Apprentice of the Year 2018 Bradford M D Council Sadaf Iqbal Snr Learning & Development Technician Bristol City Council Mark Williams Head of HR Buckinghamshire County Council Jennifer O'Neill CAFCAS James Hyde Head of HR & OD CIPD David D'Souza CIPD Daphne Doody-Green Head of CIPD Northern England City of York Council Joanne Reynolds Comenius Talent Management Daniel Holmes Derbyshire Fire & Rescue Helen Minion Derry City & Strabane Council Paula Donnelly Lead Human Resource Officer Di Modo Ltd Jackie Foglietta Director Dilys Wynn Dilys Wynn Doncaster City Council Rebecca Hardwick Doncaster City Council Caroline Barkley Doncaster Council Jill Parker Assistant Director Doncaster Council Sarah Jones Head of Service Durham County Council Joanne Walt HR Business Lead Durham County Council Joanna Coppillie HR Team Leader Durham County Council Julie Arnett HR Business Lead Durham County Council Alison Lazazzera Head of People & Talent Management Durham County Council Joanne Kemp HR Manager Durham County Council Lisa Mason HR Business Lead Elmbridge Borough Council Natalie Anderson Epping Forest District Council Paula Maginnis Assistant Director Epping Forest District Council Angela McKeon HR Officer Essex County Council Pam Parkes Director ODP Essex County Council Alison Roberts Head of People Business partners Essex County Council Alex Carlton ODP Service Performance Manager Essex County Council Janet Tindall Head of Payroll Essex County Council Emma Sayers Head of Advice, Resourcing & Performance Essex County Council Maria Farres Head of Leadership & Development Essex County Council Maxine Taylor-Knox Head of Policy & Employee Relations Essex County Council May Andrews Business Analyst Fermanagh & Omagh District Council Thelma Browne Head of Human Resources & Organisational Development Fermanagh & Omagh District Council Celine McCartan Director of Corporate Service & Governance Gateshead Council Janice Barclay Service Director HR & WD Gateshead Council Caroline Judson HR & WD Manager Organisation Forename Surname Job Title Gloucestershire County Council Mandy Quayle Head of HR Healthcare People Management AssociationNicky Ingham Executive Director Herefordshire Council Tracey Sampson Head of HR & OD Herefordshire Council Andrew Kerry OD Business Partner HM Land Registry Caroline Anderson HR & OD Director HM Land Registry Samantha Mills HR Business Partner HM Land Registry Kylie Simpson HR (MAS) Consultant HM Land Registry Stacey Currie HR (MAS) Consultant HM Land Registry Dawn Fisher HR Team Leader Kent County Council Sharon Smith HR Manager Kent County Council Joanne Langford HR Advisor Kirklees Council Deborah Lucas Head of People Services Kirklees Council Jayne Healey HR Manager Kirklees Council Adele Humble HR Manager Kirklees Council Deborah Ladlow HR Manager Leatham Green Leatham Green Leeds City Council Lorraine Hallam Chief Officer HR Leeds City Council Gemma Taskas Deputy Chief Officer HR Leeds City Council Emma Wyatt Head of HR Leeds City Council Emma Browes HR Service Manager Leeds City Council Jessica Dolphin HR Service Manager Leeds City Council Caroline Beasting Leicestershire County Council Gordon McFarlane Assistant Director Leicestershire County Council Caroline Fairchild Head of People Services Lincolnshire County Council Fiona Thompson Head of People Management Lincolnshire County Council Wendy Henry Programme & 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Ellie Cooper Northwards Housing Yvette Macklin Employee Relations Manager Powys County Council Sarah Powell Head of Workforce & OD Powys County Council Lorna Simpson Acting Professional Lead - HR PPMA Karen Grave President Project HR Consultants Ltd Graham Thurston Director Public Sector Show Emma-Victoria Fell Partnerships & Research Manager Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council Shokat Lal Assistant Chief Executive Serco (Lincolnshire County Council) Andrea Cole Head of People Management Serco (Lincolnshire County Council) Joanne Edwards HR Advisor Serco (Lincolnshire County Council) Laura Guilliatt Senior Payroll Administrator Serco (Lincolnshire County Council) Kerry Gibson HR Admin Team Leader Sheffield City Council Mark Bennett Director of HR & Customer Services Sheffield City Council Lynsey Linton Head of HR Solace Terry McDougall Director Solace Jessica Mullinger Head of Interim Management & Operations Solace Julie Lang Leadership & Development Advisor Somerset County Council 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