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Landaid Summer Run Individual Results 2015.Pdf | 703K Race Categ Pos Name Time Gender Category Team Name Company No Pos 1 Marc Leyshon 814 00:34:40 Male Under 40 1 Wedlake Bell Llp 2 Andrew Mercer 204 00:34:57 Male Master 1 Think Capita Real Estate Capita 3 Tom Carpenter 195 00:35:14 Male Under 40 2 Burges Salmon and Friends 1 Burges Salmon 4 Hugh Maconochie 727 00:36:24 Male Under 40 3 Savills 5 Nathan Pask 138 00:36:47 Male Under 40 4 GVA Road Runners Bilfinger Gva 6 Nick Codling 825 00:37:12 Male Under 40 5 Knight Frank 7 Jamie Beecham 813 00:37:29 Male Under 40 Wedlake Bell Llp 8 Mark Innocenti 121 00:37:40 Male Under 40 6 Bilfinger Gva 9 Gareth Roberts 181 00:37:55 Male Under 40 7 British Land British Land 10 Robbie Thomas 434 00:37:56 Male Under 40 8 Gerald Eve 11 James Hood 21 00:38:03 Male Under 40 9 Team Hoody Allsop 12 Graham Foster 415 00:38:16 Male Master 2 Bow Lane Runners Gerald Eve 13 Tim Greenland 176 00:38:26 Male Master 3 British Airways Pension Fund 14 Jeremy Edwards 50 00:38:34 Male Under 40 10 ARUP 15 Ed Hobbs 196 00:38:35 Male Under 40 11 Burges Salmon and Friends 1 Burges Salmon 16 Nick Burch 621 00:38:49 Male Under 40 12 MB Harriers Mayer Brown International Llp 17 Oliver Werby 620 00:38:50 Male Under 40 Malcolm Hollis Llp 18 William Hooper 561 00:38:55 Male Under 40 13 Lunson Mitchenall 19 Tom Owtram 66 00:39:17 Male Under 40 14 Ashwell Rogers Ashwell Rogers 20 Angus Henderson 376 00:39:29 Male Under 40 15 F&c Reit 21 Simon Wigzell 256 00:39:44 Male Master 4 CLS Holdings PLC 22 Oliver Thomas 675 00:39:51 Male Under 40 16 Palmer Capital 23 Jonty Mcnuff 180 00:39:54 Male Under 40 17 British Land British Land 24 Jonathan Webster 585 00:40:00 Male Under 40 18 Mace 25 Matthew Hayes 116 00:40:02 Male Under 40 19 Bilfinger Gva 26 Ben Stanley 528 00:40:02 Male Under 40 20 Stanners is Running! Knight Frank 27 Karl Stansbie 618 00:40:05 Male Under 40 21 Malcolm Hollis Runners Malcolm Hollis Llp 28 Matthew Bugg 588 00:40:25 Male Under 40 22 Make Architects 29 Paul Andrew 44 00:40:26 Male Under 40 23 Arup ARUP 30 Oli Williams 165 00:40:32 Male Under 40 24 Bilfinger Gva 31 Adam Smith 462 00:40:34 Male Under 40 25 Hansteen Hobblers Hansteen Holdings 32 William Blockley 94 00:40:35 Male Under 40 26 GVA Road Runners Bilfinger Gva 33 Darragh Mccarthy 806 00:40:38 Male Under 40 27 Voyanta 3 Voyanta 34 Alex Turner 13 00:40:48 Male Under 40 28 AHMM1 Ahmm 35 Jonathan Percy 650 00:40:56 Male Under 40 29 Montagu Evans 36 Iain Cochran 466 00:40:57 Male Under 40 30 Hawkins Brown 2 Hawkins Brown 37 Nikolaos Koutrakis 541 00:40:59 Male Under 40 31 Land Securities 38 Fergus Woollcombe 285 00:41:07 Male Under 40 32 Cluttons 39 Martin Worthington 258 00:41:09 Male Under 40 33 CLS Holdings PLC 40 Alex Jordan 748 00:41:09 Male Under 40 34 Skanska 41 Ewan Graham 469 00:41:14 Male Under 40 35 Hawkins Brown 1 Hawkins Brown 42 Dwynwen Lewis 789 00:41:21 Female Under 40 1 Trowers & Hamlins 1 Trowers & Hamlins 43 Ben Ingram 664 00:41:21 Male Under 40 36 Odgers Berndtson 44 James Huish 643 00:41:23 Male Under 40 37 JohnMontagu Robertson Evans PlanningArchitects Montagu Evans 45 David Magyar 512 00:41:28 Male Master 5 Team 2 John Robertson architects 46 Duncan Walker 483 00:41:31 Male Under 40 38 Helical Bar 47 Tom Sadler 149 00:41:42 Male Under 40 39 GVA 643 Bilfinger Gva 48 Lee O'neil 279 00:42:06 Male Under 40 40 Cluttons Page 1 of 14 Race Categ Pos Name Time Gender Category Team Name Company No Pos 49 Allan Phillips 34 00:42:11 Male Under 40 41 Altus Uk Llp 50 Peter Walker 797 00:42:11 Male Under 40 42 ULI Plodders Urban Land Institute 51 Will Mitchell 345 00:42:19 Male Under 40 43 DTZ GOS 1 DTZ 52 Ben Stuart 608 00:42:21 Male Under 40 44 Make Architects 53 Jeremy Benson 194 00:42:27 Male Master 6 Burges Salmon and Friends 1 Burges Salmon 54 Will Hicks 443 00:42:30 Male Under 40 45 graphicks Graphicks 55 Amy Bryant 407 00:42:31 Female Under 40 2 Bow Lane Runners Gerald Eve 56 Nathaniel Rackham 474 00:42:35 Male Under 40 46 Hawkins Brown 3 Hawkins Brown 57 Anthony Brown 262 00:42:43 Male Under 40 47 Cluttons 58 Jethro Warren 770 00:42:45 Male Under 40 48 Telereal Trillium 59 Chris Mcmain 548 00:42:46 Male Master 7 APL 2 Laxfield Capital 60 Phil Birchall 687 00:42:46 Male Under 40 49 Born to Plan Pinsent Masons 61 Conan Lauterpacht 805 00:42:48 Male Under 40 50 Voyanta 62 Evelyn Mullins 190 00:42:51 Female Master 1 Broadgate Estates 63 Nick Codling 521 00:42:51 Male Under 40 51 Team Awesome Knight Frank 64 Will Blackburn 92 00:42:58 Male Under 40 52 GVA Road Runners Bilfinger Gva 65 Justin James 122 00:43:05 Male Master 8 GVA WE Agency Team Bilfinger Gva 66 Kieran O'malley 710 00:43:21 Male Under 40 53 RBS 67 Kevin Lee 388 00:43:28 Male Under 40 54 Farebrother 1 Farebrother 68 Gerald Kelly 62 00:43:30 Male Master 9 Ashurst 69 Nick Barber 663 00:43:33 Male Master 10 Njbhlp 70 Andrew Fraser 112 00:43:34 Male Under 40 55 Bilfinger Gva 71 Jon Brookes 449 00:43:35 Male Under 40 56 Hammerson 1 Hammerson 72 Siobhan Reddy 498 00:43:38 Female Master 2 HdWE Team 1 Howard De Walden Estates 73 James Wallace 317 00:43:47 Male Under 40 57 Eat Our Dust Green Costar Group 74 Saurabh Wahdwa 811 00:43:47 Male Under 40 58 Voyanta 1 Voyanta 75 Nasser Dahmani 800 00:43:48 Male Under 40 59 Voyanta 3 Voyanta 76 Nicky Potter 280 00:43:49 Male Under 40 60 Cluttons 77 Tom Paton-Smith 654 00:43:57 Male Master 11 Montagu Evans 78 Sam Walters 39 00:43:57 Male Under 40 61 Altus Uk Llp 79 Jo Leverett 826 00:44:03 Female Under 40 3 Cluttons 80 Liam Coughlan 747 00:44:06 Male Under 40 62 Skanska 81 Jamie Henderson 780 00:44:07 Male Under 40 63 Trilogie Cre 82 Thomas Kinsey 421 00:44:10 Male Under 40 64 Gerald Eve 83 Emma Huepfl 547 00:44:11 Female Master 3 APL 1 Laxfield Capital 84 Alan Dornford 202 00:44:14 Male Master 12 Think Capita Real Estate Capita 85 Peter Bovill 631 00:44:15 Male Master 13 Montagu Evans 86 Mike Mcguiness 452 00:44:17 Male Master 14 Hammerson 1 Hammerson 87 Richard Tufnell 283 00:44:19 Male Master 15 Cluttons 88 Richard Nice 425 00:44:23 Male Master 16 Bow Lane Runners Gerald Eve 89 Sean Bottamley 761 00:44:31 Male Under 40 65 Tcn Uk 90 Mark Kildea 493 00:44:33 Male Master 17 HdWE Team 1 Howard De Walden Estates 91 Richard Trubshaw 683 00:44:33 Male Master 18 Paragon Building Consultancy Paragon Building Consultancy 92 Ian Wimpenny 42 00:44:33 Male Under 40 66 Altus Uk Llp 93 Simon Pick 140 00:44:36 Male Under 40 67 Bilfinger Gva 94 Tom Stoneham 12 00:44:40 Male Under 40 68 AHMM2 Ahmm 95 Ross Bowman 465 00:44:47 Male Under 40 69 Hawkins Brown 2 Hawkins Brown 96 Juan Valdivia 14 00:44:54 Male Under 40 70 AHMM1 Ahmm Page 2 of 14 Race Categ Pos Name Time Gender Category Team Name Company No Pos 97 James Burton 209 00:44:54 Male Under 40 71 Capstone Recruitment 98 Alex Smith 157 00:44:55 Male Under 40 72 Bilfinger Gva 99 Tony Brown 580 00:44:56 Male Under 40 73 M&g 100 Robert Lawson 647 00:44:57 Male Master 19 Montagu Evans Retail Montagu Evans 101 Jeremy Day 201 00:45:00 Male Master 20 Think Capita Real Estate Capita 102 Simon Davies 490 00:45:02 Male Master 21 HdWE Team 1 Howard De Walden Estates 103 Tom Bevan 405 00:45:03 Male Under 40 74 Gerald Eve 104 Ben Neary 790 00:45:03 Male Under 40 75 Trowers & Hamlins 1 Trowers & Hamlins 105 William Shoebotham 30 00:45:07 Male Under 40 76 Team Shoebo Allsop 106 Stuart Sword 619 00:45:07 Male Under 40 77 Malcolm Hollis Llp 107 Alejandro Nieto 598 00:45:09 Male Under 40 78 Make Architects 108 Spencer Ringhoj-Pounder 29 00:45:13 Male Under 40 79 Team Mackney Allsop 109 Mark Frampton 111 00:45:14 Male Under 40 80 Bilfinger Gva 110 Stefan Martin 627 00:45:17 Male Master 22 MB Harriers Mayer Brown International Llp 111 James Edwards 368 00:45:17 Male Under 40 81 Evans Randall 1 Evans Randall 112 James Cartwright 98 00:45:18 Male Under 40 82 Bilfinger Gva 113 Neil Dade 719 00:45:18 Male Under 40 83 Rund B Rund Partnership Ltd 114 Matt Barker 724 00:45:18 Male Under 40 84 Burges Salmon and Friends 1 Sabal Financial 115 Ed Walker 470 00:45:19 Male Under 40 85 Hawkins Brown 2 Hawkins Brown 116 Mathew Jackson 644 00:45:21 Male Master 23 Montagu Evans 117 Ben Brooks 45 00:45:22 Male Under 40 86 ARUP 118 Steve White 164 00:45:22 Male Under 40 87 Bilfinger Gva 119 Ferdi Beresford 328 00:45:26 Male Under 40 88 Dtre 120 Duncan Brisbane 765 00:45:26 Male Under 40 89 Telereal Trillium 121 Philip Nell 76 00:45:27 Male Master 24 Aviva Investors 1 Aviva Investors 122 Max Clapton 100 00:45:30 Male Under 40 90 Bilfinger Gva 123 Patrick O'keeffe 136 00:45:35 Male Master 25 GVA WE Agency Team Bilfinger Gva 124 Chris Borland 311 00:45:35 Male Under 40 91 Eat Our Dust Green Costar Group 125 Marc Mcconnell 277 00:45:36 Male Under 40 92 Cluttons 126 Will Robinson 657 00:45:36 Male Under 40 93 Montagu Evans 127 Ben Howlett 458 00:45:39 Male Under 40 94 Hansteen Hobblers Hansteen Holdings 128 Morgan Gayraud 803 00:45:43 Male Under 40 95 Voyanta 2 Voyanta 129 Guy Bransby 502 00:45:45 Male Master 26 Jll 130 Trevor Mackney 27 00:45:46 Male Under 40 96 Team Mackney Allsop 131 Chris Barkley 684 00:45:48 Male Under 40 97 Pinsent Masons 132 David Heron 775 00:45:48 Male Under 40 98 The Portman Estate The Portman Estate 133 Kent Denning 212 00:45:50 Male Under 40 99 Capstone Recruitment 134 Philip Maccabe 273 00:46:03 Male Under 40 100 Cluttons 135 Madeleine Lindberg 5 00:46:06 Female Under 40 4 AHMM2 Ahmm 136 John Jeffrey 471 00:46:07 Male Under 40 101 Hawkins Brown 3 Hawkins Brown 137 Max Paddick 429 00:46:08 Male Under 40 102 GE Generalissimos Gerald Eve 138 Dana Nicolaescu 533 00:46:13 Female Master 4 LAH Property Marketing 139 James Bradbury 764 00:46:16 Male Under 40 103 Telereal Trillium
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