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Equity Special Representative Conference 2020 Attendees Equity Special Representative Conference 2020 Attendees OFFICERS Maureen Beattie President Paul W Fleming General Secretary Lynda Rooke Vice President & South West Area Councillor Bryn Evans Honorary Treasurer & Singers' Councillor COUNCILLORS Name A-Z by first name Council Seat Alan McKee Northern Ireland Dan Ayling Creative Team (Directors) Dan de la Motte Variety, Circus & Light Entertainers Di Christian Members with Disabilities Hywel Morgan General Ian Barritt General Isabella Jarrett Scotland Jamie Byron Stage Management Jean Rogers General Julia Carson Sims Wales Kelly Burke General Leila Mimmack Young Members Maggie McCarthy General Mary Lane Variety, Circus & Light Entertainers Melanie La Barrie General Nick Fletcher General Paul Valentine General Rhubarb The Clown Variety, Circus & Light Entertainers Sally Treble Midlands Area Sam Swann General Stephanie Greer Northern Area REPRESENTATIVES BY BRANCH OR COMMITTEE Representing - A -Z Louise Barrett Audio Artists' Committee Sheila Mitchell Audio Artists' Committee Stephen Neal Birmingham & West Midlands General Branch Tracey Briggs Birmingham & West Midlands General Branch Conk the Clown Birmingham Variety Branch Francis Mallon Birmingham Variety Branch Michael DeLiso Blackpool Variety Branch Nikki Leonard Blackpool Variety Branch Ken Pollock Brighton & District General Branch Sorcha Brooks Brighton & District General Branch Ian Harris Bristol & West General Branch Gerard Cooke Bristol & West General Branch Polly Cardiff & South Wales General Branch Rowan Alexandria Cardiff & South Wales General Branch Bob Oakley Coventry & Leicester Variety Branch James Mack Junior Coventry & Leicester Variety Branch Genevieve Say Dance Committee Yukiko Masui Dance Committee Steven George d/Deaf and Disabled Members' Committee Nigel Howells Devon & Cornwall General Branch Sarah McCourt Devon & Cornwall General Branch Barry Evans Directors and Designers' Committee Max Jones Directors and Designers' Committee Chris Gallarus Dorset General Branch Joseph Ballard East Anglia Variety Branch Peachy Mead East Anglia Variety Branch Bernie Kayla East Midlands Variety Branch Jimmy Willan East Midlands Variety Branch Dee Mardi Essex General Branch Martyn Harrison Essex General Branch Elaine Stirrat Glasgow General Branch Amanda Dabrowski Greater Manchester & Region General Branch Chris Clarkson Greater Manchester & Region General Branch Christie Clifford Humberside Variety Branch Louisa Jane Bawden Isle of Man General Branch Laure Meloy Kent General Branch Lucille Ferguson Kent General Branch Pete Keal Leeds & Region General Branch Giovanni Bienne LGBT+ Committee James Nicholson LGBT+ Committee Martin Williams Liverpool & District General Branch Roy Carruthers Liverpool & District General Branch Andrew Santanna Manchester & District Variety Branch Geremy Phillips Manchester & District Variety Branch Bob Romanof Merseyside Variety Branch Scott Bradley Merseyside Variety Branch Christopher Strain North East of England General Branch William Wyn Davies North East of England General Branch Brig Bennett North & East London General Branch James Ivens North & East London General Branch Rob St Clair North & West Yorkshire Variety Branch Valerie Jean Mann North & West Yorkshire Variety Branch Jessica Irving North East Variety Branch. Nim Johnson North West London General Branch Christina Nelson Northern Ireland Committee Stephen Beggs Northern Ireland Committee Louis Rolston Northern Ireland Committee Roxanne James Northern Ireland General Branch Charmaine Carr Northern Ireland General Branch Caron Jane Lyon Online Branch Jason Broderick Online Branch Juliet Dante Oxfordshire General Branch Thea Oxbury Oxfordshire General Branch Clunie Mackenzie Scottish National Committee Natasha Gerson Scottish National Committee Sanjay Lago Scottish National Committee Beano the Clown Scotland Variety Branch Sarah Mac Keever Scotland Variety Branch Bertie Carvel Screen & New Media Committee Laurence Bouvard Screen & New Media Committee Tanya Franks Screen & New Media Committee Dave McClelland Sheffield General Branch Liam Gerrard Sheffield General Branch Tom Emlyn Williams Singers' Committee Russell Painter Singers' Committee Elizabeth Holland South & South East London General Branch Sandra Meunier South & South East London General Branch Cei Philips South Wales Variety Branch Jill Ray South Wales Variety Branch Anthony Blakesley South Yorkshire Variety Branch Joy Palmer South Yorkshire Variety Branch Adam Pettigrew Stage Committee Emma Manton Stage Committee Madeleine Worrall Stage Committee Lindah Balfour Stage Management Committee Lisa Mellor Stage Management Committee Nick Putz Thames Variety Branch Paula Southern Thames Variety Branch Dave Eager Variety, Circus & Entertainers' Committee Yvonne Joseph Variety, Circus & Entertainers 'Committee Christopher Batten Welsh National Committee Jenni Barbieri Welsh National Committee Terry Victor Welsh National Committee Ayvianna Snow West & South West London General Branch Su Gilroy West & South West London General Branch Joseph Richardson West End Deputies' Committee Lizzie Cooper West End Deputies' Committee Clifford Lee Evans West Of England Variety Branch Will Rawlings West Of England Variety Branch Rosie Hillal Women's Committee Michelle Ashton Young Members' Committee OTHER John Carnegie Standing Orders Committee Vice Chairman (at SRC to help with timings but not in official SOC role ) .
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