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Website Delegate List First Name Surname Job Title Company Suleeko Abdi Student N/A Frances Abebreseh Communications Manager Netflix Lucy Acfield Head of Brand & Product Marketing Guinness World Records James Acken Founder, Freelancer Acken Studios Lindsey Adams Producer Daily Madness Megan Adams Look Mentor Look UK ToyLikeMe Seleena Addai Illustrator / Character Designer The Secret Story Draw Abigail Addison Animation Production Liaison Executive ScreenSkills Aiden Adkin Creative Director Harbour Bay Selorm Adonu Director XVI Films Ivan Agenjo Executive Producer Peekaboo Animation Jayne Aguire Walsh Entry Level Creative Freelance Andrew Aidman Producer Andrew Aidman Sun In Eye Productions, Aittokoski Metsamarja Aittokoski Screenwriter, Director, Producer Experience Sonja Ajdin Research Manager Viacom Yinka Akano CRBA Exec BBC Francesca Alberigi Production and Development Coordinator Nickelodeon International Aoife Alder Research Executive ITV Candice Alessandra Student Student Laura Alexander Video Producer / Editor Acamar Films Kristopher Alexander Professor of Video Games The Digital Citadel Lisa Ali Freelance Freelance Shakila Ali Content Impact BBC Caroline Allams Co-Founder and Chief Creative Officer Natterhub Bill Allard Director Sound of Music Jo Allen Producer BBC Mara Alperin Story Producer and Brand Lead Wonderbly Vanessa Amberleigh Genre Lead, Preschool BBC Arezou Amin Writer Freelance Kenneth Anderson Character designer / illustrator Character Cube Paul Andrews Director / Co Owner Pummie Productions Ltd Nicola Andrews Managing Director Hemisphere Media Consultancy Laura Annis Development Manager Blue Zoo Helen Anspach Content & Acquisitions Coordinator Warnermedia EMEA Laverne Antrobus Consultant Child and Educational Psychologist Self Employed Amoy Antunet Changemaker The Children's Media Conference Rossella Arena Journalist Licensing Magazine (BM srl) Katie Armstrong PMA BBC Assistant Development and Production, Live Ally Arnold Action 9 Story Media Group Jay Arnold Senior Programme Manager, Film British Council Helen Arntsen HO Development BlueZoo Maya Arthur Freelance Illustrator N/A Courtney Arumugam VP, Creative Development - Animation & Family Gaumont Melodie Ash Creative Producer XR Stories Japhet Asher Director Polarity Reversal Ltd Rebecca Atkinson Creator/Writer Mixmups MixMups and ToyLikeMe Mary-Jane Attafuah Communications Strategist Tifi Ros Attille Development Exec Children's BBC Susan Atwill Student/Maker Kinetic Landscape Royal College of Art Ann Austen Creative Producer/Show Runner Freelance Jayne Austin Assistant Producer Hello Halo Marcus Austin Director XVI Films Joana Avi-Lorie Writer and illustrator Joana Avi-Lorie Emma Azhashemi Marketing Coordinator - Kids Channels Narrative Entertainment Jamie Badminton Creative Director Karrot Animation Production and Development Nickelodeon, ViacomCBS Networks Adam Bailey Manager International John Baker Production Assistant Milkshake! Andrew Baker MD Cantilever Media Limited Zainab Balami Managing Director and Creative Producer Zazou Production Works Senior Manager Acquisitions and Coproductions Zia Bales Kids Warnermedia EMEA Janet Balmforth Consultant DDA Public Relations Zoe Bamsey Development Executive BBC Justine Bannister Founder & Creative Facilitator Justine B Aneesh Barai University Teacher in Education University of Sheffield Julie Baran Content Manager Sesame Workshop Katie Barba Production Supervisor The Walt Disney Company Rachel Bardill Head of Digital Media Platforms and Planning BBC Rachel Barnett-Jones Screenwriter Fly High Stories Lauren Bartles Head of Operations The Children's Media Conference Matthew Bartlett Writer Freelancer Julian Bashford Show Creator Visionality Anna Bassi Editorial Director, The Week Junior Dennis Sarah Baynes CEO The Creative Garden Martin Baynton CCO Pukeko Pictures Daniel Bays VP Development CAKE Productions Dominique Bazay Director Original Animation Netflix Katherine Beacon Development Producer BBC Children's William Bean Director Dog Day Media Tom Beattie Managing Director Tiger Aspect Kids and Family Shazia Begum Programme Lead (Sky Kids) Sky UK Kevin Beimers Director Italic Pig Sarah Bellisario Designer Sas and Yosh Sam Belola Insight & Innovation Specialist Freelance Kay Benbow Children's Media Specialist Consultant Melissa Bennett Screenplay Writer www.melissa-bennett.com Braydon Bent Presenter and Reporter Freelance Sushil Bhasin CMD Bhasinsoft India Ltd. Ankur Bhasin Founding Member Encore Films President of Animation Carlos Biern Productions/Coproductions Toonz Media Group Kidoodle.TV (Owned by A Parent Media Brenda Bisner CCO Co., Inc.) Rachael Black Knowledge Exchange Associate The University of Sheffield Harriet Blackamore Assistant Producer BBC Beth Bleathman Senior Research Executive The Insights Family Gregory Bogsnes-Boardman Producer Three Stones Media Kathryn McCann Learning Coordinator Into Film Ricky Boleto Preseter/Reporter BBC Leah Boleto Radio and TV Presenter Radio and TV Presenter Julia Bond Commissioning Editor, 0-6 BBC Children's Sarah Boorman Music and Marketing Consultant Universal Music Simon Bor Writer Simon Bor Angela Boudreault Sr. Director, Live Action Production WildBrain Lioz Bouganin President/Executive Producer Landslide Entertainment Matt Bowen Kids TV Executive Matt Bowen Tom Box Co-founder/MD Blue Zoo Animation Studio Kisha Bradley Managing Director Brightbox Gabriela Bran Animator Gaby Bran Catherine Branscome President, Executive Producer Branscome International Lucy Bray Professor of Child Health Literacy Edge Hill University Deirdre Brennan EVP, Content Partnerships WildBrain Andrew Brenner Creator/Scriptwriter Nondescript Danny Brogan Senior UK Editor Common Sense Media Vanessa Brookman VP Content, Brands & Digital, UK & NE WarnerMedia Claire Brossard Director of Digital Product Acamar Films Gianna Brown Animation Intern The Walt Disney Company Danielle Brown Founder and CEO Danielle Brown Limited Helen Brunsdon Director British Animation Awards Tim Bryans Managing Director ALT Animation Keedron Bryant Changemaker The Children's Media Conference Nathan Bryon Writer and Actor Self Employed Jean Buchanan Screen Writer Freelance Australian Children's Television Jenny Buckland CEO Foundation Louise Bucknole VP Programming Kids, VCIN UK & Ireland ViacomCBS Kate Bulkley Business Journalist Freelance Helen Bullough Head of Children's In House Production BBC Miles Bullough MD Wildseed Studios Dino Burbidge Innovation Coach Sky Alice Burden Children's Media Consultant ABCD Ltd Claire Burdfield HeadConference of Audience Assistant Research, Children's and The Children's Media Conference Sarah Burkett Educatio BBC Amy Buscombe Commissioning Editor, Drama Independents BBC Childrens's Mellie Buse Exec Producer Adastra Development Niel Bushnell Writer NM Bushnell Limited Lena Byrne Co-Founder Sow You Entertainment Sara Cabras Co-production-Preacquisition Department Rai Ragazzi Gillian Calvert Ridge Global Distribution Director Jet Pack Distribution Lori Camm Producer BBC Adam Campbell Director of Product Macademia Gisela Canelhas Producer TM Media Kate Canning Producer/Director Canning Factory Limited Olivia Canter VP Sales Liaison NBC Universal Simone Carasco Founder Fully Worded Limited Felicity Carpenter Writer Freelance Gary Carse Creative Director Carse and Waterman Productions Adam Carter Producer BBC Children's In-house Production Amy Carter Gordon Knowledge Exchange Associate University of Sheffield Jasper Cartwright Development Assistant BBC Eryk Casemiro SVP Preschool Nickelodeon David Caskey Creator/Producer Cogsville Caroline Casojn Senior Research Manager Ofcom Brigid Casserly Multi-Platform Content Manager Nickelodeon Lana Castleman Director of Communications Writers Guild of Canada Dan Castro Director Castro+Friends Ben Cawthorne Creative Producer Cloth Cat Valerie Cazalet Partner Moore Kingston Smith Nia Ceidiog Producer Ceidiog Sule Celik Corporate Communications Specialist TRT Lynn Chadwick VP Content & Sales Huminah Huminah Animation Phil Chalk MD Factory Joseph Channon Planning Executive Nickelodeon Helen Charalambous Senior Programming Manager Warner Media Rachel Charman Creative Director What a Bee! Studios KAREN CHAUDHARI Research Director Platypus Research Ltd Meera Chauhan Illustrator Freelance Eliott Cheeseman Entertainment & Esport Lawyer Self Employed James Chen Gu General Manager, Animation Studio UYOUNG Culture & Media Co Alison Cheng Unemployed N/A Farah Cherif Senior Communications Executive ViacomCBS Networks UK Rajiv Chilaka Found and CEO of Green Gold Animation Pvt Ltd Green Gold Animation Pvt Ltd Greg Childs Editorial Director The Children's Media Conference Jenny Childs N/A Childseye Shantha Chinniah Amateur writer and illustrator N/A Darren Chouings Head of Production The Children's Media Conference Chris Chowden Innovation and Technology Manager Wired Sussex Tony Church Director Tony Church Projects Limited Jonathan Clarke Producer Distillery Films Sean Clarke Managing Director Aardman Dr. Barbie Clarke Founder Family Kids & Youth Aubrey Clarke Senior Programme Executive BBC Children's Nigel Clarke TV Presenter and Performer TV Presenter and Performer Jo Clayton Publicist BBC Jen Cleary Editorial Lead Boclips Cathy Clethero Founder / Content Creator Bangers & Smash / Pidduck Productions Joanne Cliff Managing Director Platypus Research Henry Coate Creative Director Metalback Media Emily Cohen Research Manager Sherbert Victoria Coker Head of Unscripted Development BBC Alex Collier Brilliant Writer Oddball Media Rachael Condie CRBA Exec BBC Eroulla Constantine
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