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SURNAME FORENAME JOB TITLE ORGANISATION COURSES/GROUPS Adamson Donald Partner KPMG, Glasgow Glasgow - 1995 Matrix Ahmed Rizwan Manager EMEC (Ethnic Minority Enterprise Centre), Glasgow Glasgow - 2003 Matrix Aitken Joe Head of Events Glasgow City Marketing Bureau, Glasgow 20:20 - 2004 Aktemel Susan Director Impact Arts, Glasgow 20:20 - 2003 Aktemel Susan Director Impact Arts, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Allan Anne Marie Client Services Manager Community Enterprise in Strathclyde, Glasgow Glasgow - 2002 Matrix Allan Ellen Development Officer Glasgow Community Planning Ltd - Drumchapel Partnership, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Anderson Linda Development Manager Communities Scotland, Glasgow Glasgow - 1995 Matrix Anderson Kirsty Operations Director Scottish Federation of Housing Associations - Glasgow, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Anderson Gary Partner Dundas and Wilson, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Anderson Kirsty Drumchapel High School, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 2000 Your Turn Programme Anderson Shaw Principal Development Officer Glasgow City Council, 40 Cochrane Street Glasgow - 2004 Matrix Archibald Grant Deputy Chief Executive Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh, Edinburgh Glasgow - 1997 Matrix Arnold Rachael Deputy Director Impact Arts, Glasgow 20:20 - 2005 Arnold Rachael Deputy Director Impact Arts, Glasgow Glasgow - 2003 Matrix Arthur Sheila Director Camlachie Housing Association, Glasgow Glasgow - 1998 Matrix Asghar- Hussain Naheed Southside Housing Association, Glasgow Scotland Navigator 2004 Atkinson Val Deputy Head of News & Current Affairs Glasgow - 1997 Matrix Balch Angharad Telephone Appeals Manager Marie Curie, Glasgow Navigator England June 2002 Banfield Tim Glasgow - 2003 Matrix Barbour Hamish Director of Features IWC, Glasgow Glasgow - 2003 Matrix Barclay Sam Secretary Aedenglen Housing Association, Glasgow Glasgow - 1997 Matrix Barclay Richard Ashcraig School, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 2000 Your Turn Programme Barrett Frank Major Customer Business Systems Manager BT Scotland, Motherwell Glasgow - 1998 Matrix Barrie Fiona Support Services Manager At Work Scotland -, Glasgow Scotland Navigator 2005 Baynton Liz Glasgow - 2000 Matrix Beaumont Peter Policy Advisor Scottish Executive, Glasgow - Argyle Street Glasgow Profile November 2005 Bell Natalie student Knightswood Secondary School, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 2000 Your Turn Programme Bennett Eric Oxford - 1996/97 Matrix Binnie Iain Senior Manager Ernst & Young LLP, Glasgow Glasgow - 1998 Matrix Binns Susan Headteacher Garthalmlock Primary School, Glasgow Glasgow - 2002 Matrix Birrell Donna Development Manager Maryhill Housing Association Ltd, Glasgow Glasgow - 2000 Matrix Bishop Andy Industrial Policy Advisor Scottish Executive, Glasgow Glasgow - 1999 Matrix Black Tracey Business Growth Advisor Glasgow Business Services Limited, Small Business Gateway Scotland Navigator 2004 Black Ian Head of Human Resources University of Glasgow, Human Resources Glasgow Profile November 2005 Black John Consultant Community Enterprise in Strathclyde, Glasgow Glasgow Profile November 2005 Borland Evelyn Director of Health Promotions (Acting) Greater Glasgow Health Board, Glasgow Glasgow - 2002 Matrix Boyle Iain Operations Consultant McDonald's Restaurants Ltd, Glasgow - Cadogan Square Glasgow - 2004 Matrix Bradley Kathryn Box Office Manager Tron Theatre Limited, Glasgow Scotland Navigator 2004 Bradley Margaret Head of Resource Operations BBC, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Brady Louise Communications Manager SECC, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Braid Nancy Head of Programme Planning BBC, Glasgow Glasgow - 1996 Matrix Brooks Anne Consultant Glasgow - 1996 Matrix Brown David Glasgow - 1996 Matrix Brown David Glasgow - 1998 Matrix Brown Paul Principal Solicitor The Legal Services Agency Ltd, Glasgow Glasgow - 1998 Matrix Brown Frances Director Inclusion Glasgow, Glasgow Glasgow - 1999 Matrix Brown Donald-Iain Managing Editor BBC, Glasgow Glasgow - 2000 Matrix Brzezicka Danusia Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Buchan Heather ACD Customer Service Manager BT Scotland, Glasgow - South MTW Glasgow - 2004 Matrix Burke Florence Sector Development Manager Community Enterprise in Strathclyde, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Burnett Allan Chief Superintendent Strathclyde Police, Headquarters Glasgow - 1995 Matrix Burns Arthur Glasgow - 1999 Matrix Burns Raymond Area Regeneration Manager Glasgow City Council, City Chambers Glasgow - 1997 Matrix Byrne Liz Glasgow - 1997 Matrix Cairns Graham Chief Inspector Strathclyde Police, Hamilton Police Office Glasgow - 2004 Matrix Calderwood Andrea Glasgow - 1995 Matrix Cameron Jane Edinburgh - 2001 Matrix Cameron Colin Managing Director Lion Television, Glasgow 20:20 - 2000 Campbell Anne Project Co-ordinator Castlemilk Youth Services Group, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Campbell Ilene Development Manager Tenant's Information Service, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Carberry Michael Director Blochairn Housing Co-operative, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Carlton Christine Student Ashcraig School, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 2003 Your Turn Programme Carmichael Donald Partnerships Director BT Scotland, Edinburgh - pp HWP110, Edinburgh Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Chaudhry Farkhanda Glasgow - 2000 Matrix Clark Graeme Executive Director Glasgow City Mission, Glasgow Glasgow - 1995 Matrix Clavering Scott Eastbank Academy, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 1999 Your Turn Programme Clifford Emma Student Drumchapel High School, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 2003 Your Turn Programme Clinton Jacqueline Deputy Governor HMP Greenock, Greenock Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Colella Anton Chief Executive Scottish Qualifications Authority, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Glasgow Science Centre, Colley Fiona Director of Development and Marketing Glasgow Glasgow - 1998 Matrix Collins Murray Project Executive Lanarkshire Development Agency, Bellshill West London - 1992 Matrix Connelly Andrew Chief Accountant SECC, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Connelly Paul Divisional Officer Strathclyde Fire Brigade, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Connolly Michael Head of Target Branch HM Customs and Excise, Paisley South Humber 2003-2004 Matrix Cook Alan Director - Property Unit McGrigors, Glasgow Scotland Navigator 2000 Cooney Paul Managing Director Radio Clyde Ltd, Glasgow Glasgow - 1996 Matrix Corrigan Frank Head Teacher Lourdes Secondary School, Glasgow Glasgow - 2004 Matrix Craib Elaine Service Improvement Programme Manager BAA, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Cranie Danny District Manager Halifax plc, East Kilbride Glasgow - 1999 Matrix Crawford Fiona Public Health Programme Manager Glasgow Centre for Population Health -, Glasgow Glasgow Profile November 2005 Cresswell Mary Principal Consultant Blackbaud, Glasgow Edinburgh - 2000 Matrix Crighton Colin Head of Engineering BAA, Glasgow Glasgow - 1998 Matrix Crooks Lenny Director Glasgow Film Office, Glasgow Glasgow - 2000 Matrix Crozier Gayle Business Accountant ScottishPower, Bellshill Scotland Navigator 2003 Cunningham Maggie Head of Radio Scotland BBC, Glasgow Glasgow - 1998 Matrix Cunningham Karen Head of Libraries Glasgow City Council, Trongate Glasgow - 2002 Matrix Currie Maclean General Manager Greater Glasgow Primary Healthcare NHS Trust, Glasgow Glasgow - 2002 Matrix Daly Carol Anne Deputy Chief Exectuive Castlemilk Economic Development Agency, Glasgow Glasgow - 1999 Matrix Daly Margaret Partnership Manager Glasgow Alliance, Greater Pollok Social Inclusion Partnership Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Daly Peter Student St Margaret Mary's Secondary School, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 2003 Your Turn Programme Dar Naira Diversity Associate Scottish Executive, Edinburgh - St Andrew's House Glasgow - 2004 Matrix Davie Ann Site Human Resources Manager Rolls-Royce plc, Inchinnan Glasgow - 2003 Matrix Davies Adrian Director Glasgow Council on Alcohol, Glasgow Glasgow - 1995 Matrix Dawson Andrew Trainee Child Psychotherapist Yorkhill NHS Trust, Glasgow Glasgow - 2000 Matrix Deas Sarah Senior Account Managers Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow 20:20 - 1996 Deas Sarah Senior Account Managers Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow Glasgow - 1995 Matrix Deighan Susan Head of Support Services Glasgow City Council, High Street Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Dhir Rani Director Drumchapel Housing Cooperative Ltd, Glasgow Glasgow - 1997 Matrix Doherty Michael Collection & Network Manager Royal Mail, Glasgow - Turner Road Glasgow - 1999 Matrix Donaghy Francis Head Teacher Hillhead Primary School, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Donald Dan Development Director Cruden Estates, Glasgow Glasgow - 2000 Matrix Donaldson Iain Manager Royal Bank of Scotland plc, Glasgow - Bath Street Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Donnelly Michael Student Drumchapel High School, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 2003 Your Turn Programme Donnelly Ross Student Lourdes Secondary School, Glasgow Your Turn Glasgow 2003 Your Turn Programme Doring Fiona Arts and Regeneration Manager Impact Arts, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Dover Gary Principal Officer Policy and Equality Glasgow City Council, Education Department Glasgow - 2002 Matrix Dow Morag Finance and Administration Director Odin Consulting Engineers, Glasgow Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Downie John Consultant Glasgow - 2000 Matrix Downie Joanna Glasgow - 2003 Matrix Duncan Deirdre General Manager Gist, Cumbernauld Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Duncan Heather General Manager Scottish Ensemble, Glasgow Glasgow - 2003 Matrix Duncan Craig Operations Manager McDonald's Restaurants Ltd, Glasgow - Cadogan Square Glasgow - 2005 Matrix Dunn Bernard Director MacDonald Reid Scott, Glasgow Glasgow - 2001 Matrix Dunsmore Wendy Glasgow - 2000 Matrix
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