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PLEASE NOTE: This Spreadsheet Is Updated Twice a Day on Weekdays Table 1 - Reserved Table 2 - Reserved Table 3 - Reserved First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation President Helena Kennedy 1 Baroness Helena Kennedy QC 1 Kevin Gilmartin ASCL 1 Mark Dawe AELP Foundation Association of Colleges 2 Frazer Thouard 2 Steve Frampton Association of Colleges 2 David Hughes Association of Colleges Charitable Trust 3 Ann Limb CBE DL Helena Kennedy Foundation 3 Lesley Thain Careers and Enterprise Company 3 Richard Atkins Department for Education Education and Skills Funding 4 Fergal Dowling Irwin Mitchell LLP 4 Iestyn Davies ColegauCymru / CollegesWales 4 Peter Mucklow Agency Education and Skills Funding 5 Martin Doel CBE UCL Institute of Education 5 Emily Chapman National Union of Students 5 Keith Smith Agency 6 Carole Stott Association of Colleges 6 Paul Joyce Ofsted 6 Susan Pember OBE HOLEX The Education and Training 7 Julie Nerney Association of Colleges 7 Ian McKay Otherhand Ltd 7 David Russell Foundation The Education and Training 8 Mohamed Abdi South Norwood Hill Surgery 8 Jenny Jarvis 8 Steph McGovern Foundation The Education and Training 9 Marie McNamara Oldham Hospital 9 Paul Mullins 9 Shona Struthers Colleges Scotland Foundation 10 Shane Mann FE Week 10 Shakira Martin NUS 10 Table 4 - Reserved Table 5 - Reserved Table 6 - Reserved First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation 1 Stephen Exley Tes 1 Julian Gravatt Association of Colleges 1 David Corke Association of Colleges 2 Kirsti Lord Association of Colleges 2 David Cragg CBE Cadbury College 2 Cindy Rampersaud Pearson Chartered Institution for Further 3 Ben Verinder Chalkstream Ltd 3 Geoff Hall 3 Marcus Kingwell AoC Sport Education 4 Jennifer Coupland Department for Education 4 Gillian Hillier Department for Education 4 Huw Morris Welsh Government Education and Training 5 Maggie Galliers CBE Learning and Work Institute 5 Alison Morris 5 Jill Westerman FETL Foundation 6 Clare Howard Natspec 6 Paul McKean Jisc 6 Hilary Clifford Association of Colleges 7 Parveen Rai Rai Properties 7 John Widdowson New College Durham 7 Lewis Cooper Association of Colleges 8 Neil Bentley WorldSkills UK 8 Andreas Schleicher OECD 8 Nafisah Graham-Brown ELATT | The Learning Community 9 Aaron Hussey Association of Colleges 9 Nick Linford FE Week 9 George Ryan Tes 10 Julia Belgutay Tes 10 10 This event is brought to you by PLEASE NOTE: This spreadsheet is updated twice a day on weekdays. It was most recently updated at 14:34 on 13/11/2018 Table 7 - Reserved Table 8 - Reserved Table 9 - Reserved First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation 1 Richard Boniface RCU 1 Mike Davis AoC Beacon Awards 1 Arti Saraswat Association of Colleges 2 Rachel Costello Association of Colleges 2 Ian Munro Association of Colleges 2 Emma Meredith Association of Colleges 3 Kelly Carr Assessor/ College 3 Chris Lee RCU 3 Mark Herbert British Council 4 Andrew Hall British Council 4 Scott Forbes Skills and Education Group 4 Shane Chowen Association of Colleges The Education and Training 5 Will Allen Jisc 5 Julia Handelman British Council 5 Frank McLoughlin Foundation 6 Peter Lavender AoC Beacon Awards 6 Jon Tucker Jisc 6 Liz Maudslay Association of Colleges 7 Fiona Grant Skills Education Group 7 Clare Hutchinson Careers and Enterprise 7 Leigh Powell UNISON 8 Jane Samuels Edge Foundation 8 Sarah Gardner Association of Colleges 8 Andrew Harden University and College Union 9 9 Tanya Gerrish Association of Colleges 9 Steven Crane NEU (ATL Section) 10 10 10 Marguerite Hogg Association of Colleges Table 10 Table 11 - Reserved Table 12 - Reserved First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation Barking and Dagenham Darlington College / Association Leeds City College / Association of 1 Mark Bass 1 Val Bailey 1 Colin Booth College of Colleges Colleges Barking and Dagenham Cornwall College / Association of New City College / Association of 2 Yvonne Kelly 2 Jeff Beer OBE 2 Gerry McDonald College Colleges Colleges Barking and Dagenham Solihull College and University East Kent College Group / 3 Caryn Swart 3 John Bolt 3 Graham Razey College Centre/ Association of Colleges Association of Colleges LTE Group / Association of West London College / 4 Natalie Davison-Terranova Bishop Auckland College 4 Jennifer Foote 4 Karen Redhead Colleges Association of Colleges Strode College / Association of Joseph Chamberlain College / 5 Judith Layfield Bishop Auckland College 5 Kate Lovell 5 Elly Tobin Colleges Association of Colleges The Sheffield College / Stockton Riverside College / 6 Pamela Petty Bishop Auckland College 6 Seb Scholler 6 Mark White OBE DL Association of Colleges Association of Colleges RNN Group / Association of 7 Suzanne Duncan East Durham College 7 Atholl Stott 7 Teresa Frith Association of Colleges Colleges Nelson and Colne College / 8 Brian Fitzgerald East Durham College 8 Stephen Barnes 8 Eddie Playfair Association of Colleges Association of Colleges 9 Luke O'Neill Morgan Hunt 9 9 Mary Vine-Morris Association of Colleges Stephenson College / Association 10 Marcus Clinton Reaseheath College 10 10 Nigel Leigh of Colleges This event is brought to you by PLEASE NOTE: This spreadsheet is updated twice a day on weekdays. It was most recently updated at 14:34 on 13/11/2018 Table 14 Table 15 Table 16 First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation 1 Shaid Mahmood Leeds City College 1 Pablo Lloyd Activate Learning Group 1 John Fargher Hopwood Hall College Farnborough College of 2 Danny Wild Leeds City College 2 Virginia Barrett 2 Julia Heap Hopwood Hall College Technology 3 Nadia El Atrash Morgan Hunt 3 Mohammed Ramzan John Ruskin College 3 Mark Hilton Hopwood Hall College 4 Simon Boyd Skills and Education Group 4 Rachel Kay Macclesfield College 4 Mo Dixon New College Durham The Education and Training 5 Neil Bates 5 Mark Sharples Macclesfield College 5 Andrea Bennett Trafford College Foundation The Education and Training 6 Evan Williams 6 Richard Alberg MWS Technology Ltd 6 Lesley Davies OBE Trafford College Foundation The Education and Training 7 Vikki Liogier 7 Julie Hyde NCFE 7 Michelle Leslie Trafford College Foundation 8 Satwant Deol The Henley College 8 8 Graham Luccock Trafford College 9 Trevor Watkins The Henley College 9 9 James Scott Trafford College 10 10 10 David Gallagher NCFE Table 17 Table 18 Table 19 First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation 1 Karen Spencer Harlow College 1 Karen Mitchell Buckinghamshire College Group 1 Jon Fearon Derby College 2 Paul Whitehead Harlow College 2 Ben Wood Eversheds Sutherland 2 Will Allanson Harlow College Grimsby Institute of Further and 3 Mary Herbert London South East Colleges 3 Gill Alton 3 Louise Turner Harlow College Higher Education Grimsby Institute of Further and 4 Stephen Howlett London South East Colleges 4 Ann Hardy 4 Raj Kumaran Mindful Education Higher Education Grimsby Institute of Further and 5 John Hunt London South East Colleges 5 Erika Stoddart 5 Pat Brennan-Barrett Northampton College Higher Education 6 David Lambert London South East Colleges 6 Imelda Galvin Milton Keynes College 6 Robert Davey Northampton College 7 Sam Parrett OBE London South East Colleges 7 Marc Gillham Milton Keynes College 7 Geraldine Schofield Northampton College 8 Jennifer Pharo London South East Colleges 8 Chris McLean Milton Keynes College 8 Roger Fern Suffolk New College 9 Mark Mckenna Mindful Education 9 Julie Mills Milton Keynes College 9 Viv Gillespie Suffolk New College 10 Patrick Leavey Northampton College 10 Paul Eeles Skills and Education Group 10 Alan Pease Suffolk New College This event is brought to you by PLEASE NOTE: This spreadsheet is updated twice a day on weekdays. It was most recently updated at 14:34 on 13/11/2018 Table 20 Table 21 Table 22 First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation 1 Catherine Sezen Association of Colleges 1 David Brown Burnley College 1 Alison Loxton Buxton and Leek College 2 Mark Wright ATL 2 Karen Buchanan Burnley College 2 Len Tildsley Buxton and Leek College 3 Daniel Brett Bishop Burton College 3 Simon Jordan Burnley College 3 Alan W Robinson Doncaster Deaf Trust 4 Bill Meredith Bishop Burton College 4 Tom Barlow Eastleigh College 4 Donna Lucas Shrewsbury Colleges Group 5 David Jones Coleg Cambria 5 Jan Edrich Eastleigh College 5 Chris Pemberton Shrewsbury Colleges Group 6 Ann-Christine Harland Croydon College 6 Shirley Nellthorpe Eastleigh College 6 Georgina Ager The Bedford College Group 7 Nicola Bennison Eversheds Sutherland 7 Matt Phelps Eastleigh College 7 Corrie Harris The Bedford College Group 8 Lisa Barnes Jisc 8 Andrew Wren Furness College 8 Mike Johnston The Bedford College Group 9 John van de Laarschot Nottingham College 9 Simon Barrable Portsmouth College 9 Em Lowe The Bedford College Group 10 Ed Biggs WPM Education 10 Jacob Kemp Dynistics 10 Ian Pryce The Bedford College Group Table 23 Table 24 Table 25 First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation First Name Surname Organisation 1 Martin Penny Birmingham Metropolitan 1 Phill Sly Dynistics 1 Lowell Williams Dudley College of Technology 2 Andrew Barnes City College Norwich 2 Thalia Bell Riverside College 2 John Chance Middlesbrough College 3 Jill Lanning City College Norwich 3 Leeann Bellfield Riverside College 3 Zeta Foster Middlesbrough College 4 Jerry White City College Norwich 4
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