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Members 2018 Tourism, Retail and Leisure AB Foods Chelsea Football Club Banking & Financial Services D&D London American Express Delfont Mackintosh Aviva Investors Edwardian Hotels London Barclays Fortnum & Mason Barings Global Blue Deutsche Harrods HSBC Hilton Legal & General J Sainsbury Lloyds Bank Kingfisher Macquarie Marks & Spencer MasterCard Mastercard Pool Reinsurance McDonalds Restaurants Prudential Merlin Entertainments Royal Bank of Scotland NBC Universal State Street Phillip Morris Limited Tristan Capital Partners Primark Starbucks Tate Consultants and Advisors Tesco becg The Barbican Centre Blue Mountain Group The O2 Cratus QVC CIS Security Walgreens Boots Alliance Edelman Whitbread Hotels & Restaurants Field Consulting Fire Protection Association Partnerships & Associations Four Communications ASIS FTI Consulting British Hospitality Association Kanda Communications LLP Heart of London London Communications Agency London First PA Consulting Group New West End Company Odgers Berndtson North London Business Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Trust Construction & Architecture South Bank Employers’ Group Aedas South London Business Assael Architecture The Security Institute BAM Nuttall West London Business Dar Al-Handasah (Shair and Partners) Farrells Gensler Professional Services Grimshaw Allen & Overy HOK Ashurst Interserve Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP Kier Blick Rothenberg Mace Charles Russell Speechlys Make Clyde & Co Mulalley Deloitte Multiplex Dentons PLP Architecture DLA Piper Skanska EY WestonWilliamson+Partners Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer Woods Bagot Gowling WLG June 2018 Grant Thornton Derwent London Hogan Lovells European Land KPMG Grainger Linklaters Great Portland Estates Pinsent Masons Greenland PwC Grosvenor Russell-Cooke LLP Hammerson Slaughter and May Helical Town Legal Hill Winckworth Sherwood LLP Landsec LendLease Property Services London & Continental Railways BNP Paribas Real Estate UK Metropolitan CBRE Mitsui Fudosan UK Cushman & Wakefield LLP Mount Anvil Ltd City Point Network Housing DP9 Notting Hill Genesis DS2 One Housing Group GIA Optivo Gerald Eve Orbit Homes GL Hearn Peabody Trust GVA Pinnacle Group HGH Places for People Iceni Projects Qatari Diar Indigo Planning Quintain Estates and Development Jones Lang LaSalle Red Door Ventures Montagu Evans Redrow London Montreaux SEGRO Lichfields Sellar Property Group Quod Shaftesbury plc RPS Silvertown Partnership Limited Savills Swan Housing Group Terence O’Rourke Taylor Wimpey Turley Telford Homes The Bedford Estates The Cadogan Estate Property & Housing The Collective Ltd A2Dominion The Crown Estate ABP The Howard de Walden Estate Almacantar The Portman Estate Anthology London U+I Apex Airspace Development Ltd Unite Ballymore Group Westfield Group Barratt Homes Weston Homes Battersea Power Station Development Company Manufacturing, Technology, Media & Berkeley Group Telecoms British Land Company Airbnb UK Limited Canary Wharf Group BAI Communications Capco Bloomberg Capital & Regional Plc BT Catalyst Housing Facebook CLS Holdings Hyperoptic Clarion Housing Group Intel Corporation (UK) Ltd Delancey Estates Kesslers International June 2018 Siemens Utilities, Energy and Waste Management Virgin Media BP International ENGIE National Grid Technical & Management Services Powerday AECOM Tideway Arcadis Thames Water ARUP UK Power Networks Atkins Bechtel BuroHappold Universities, Colleges and Education COWI services Ineco Jacobs Barnet College Mott MacDonald Birkbeck College MMI Engineering City University Ramboll Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College The Nichols Group English UK London Turner & Townsend Imperial College WSP King’s College, London WYG London Higher London Metropolitan University Transport & Infrastructure London School of Economics and Political Abellio Science Alstom Middlesex University Bombardier Transportation UK Newham College Bouygues Travaux Publics Prospects Cubic Transportation Systems Regent Group Eurostar International South Thames College FirstGroup The College of Haringey, Enfield and North Go-Ahead Group East London Heathrow Airport Holdings University College London High Speed 1 University East London Hitachi Rail Europe University of Roehampton London Biggin Hill Airport University of West London London City Airport University of Westminster London Gatwick Airport London Stansted Airport Mitsui & Co. Europe Plc Mobike Members A-Z Momentum Transport MTR Corporation A2Dominion ofo bikes AB Foods Port of London Authority Abellio Port of Tilbury ABP AECOM Ramboll Aedas Robert Bosch GmbH Airbnb UK Ltd Siemens Allen & Overy Stagecoach Almacantar Thales UK Alstom Thames Clippers American Express Tower Transit Operations Anthology London Uber Apex Airspace Development Ltd ARUP Arcadis June 2018 Ashurst Ealing, Hammersmith & West London College ASIS Edelman Assael Architecture Edwardian Hotels London Atkins ENGIE Aviva Investors English UK London BAI Communications EY Ballymore Group European Land BAM Nuttall Eurostar International Barclays Facebook Barings Farrells Barnet College Field Consulting Barratt Homes Fire Protection Association Battersea Power Station FirstGroup becg Fortnum & Mason Bechtel Four Communications Berkeley Group Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer BP International FTI Consulting Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner LLP GIA Birkbeck College Gensler Blick Rothenberg Gerald Eve Bloomberg GL Hearn Blue Mountain Group Global Blue Bombardier Transportation UK Go-Ahead Group Bouygues Travaux Publics Gowling WLG BNP Paribas Real Estate UK Grainger BP International Grant Thornton British Hospitality Association Greenland British Land Company Great Portland Estates BT Grimshaw BuroHappold Grosvenor Canary Wharf Group GVA Capital & Counties Properties Hammerson Capital City College Group Harrods Capital & Regional Plc Heathrow Airport Holdings Catalyst Housing Heart of London CBRE Helical Charles Russell Speechlys HGH Chelsea Football Club High Speed 1 City Point Hill City University Hilton CIS Security Hitachi Rail Europe Clarion Housing Group Hogan Lovells CLS Holdings HOK Clyde & Co HSBC Colas Rail Hyperoptic Cory Riverside Energy Iceni Projects COWI Imperial College Cratus Ineco Cubic Transportation Systems Indigo Planning Cushman & Wakefield LLP Intel Corporation (UK) Ltd D&D London Interserve Dar Al-Handasah (Shair and Partners) J Sainsbury Delancey Estates Jacobs Delfont Mackintosh JLL Deloitte Kanda Communications LLP Dentons Kesslers International Derwent London KIER Deutsche King’s College DLA Piper Kingfisher DP9 KPMG DS2 Landsec June 2018 Legal & General Primark LendLease Prospects Linklaters Prudential Lloyds Bank Qatari Diar Europe LLP London & Continental Railways Quintain Estates and Development London Biggin Hill Airport Quod London City Airport QVC London Communications Agency Ramboll London First Red Door Ventures London Higher Redrow London London Gatwick Airport Regent Group London Metropolitan University Robert Bosch GmbH London School of Economics and Political Science Royal Bank of Scotland London South Bank University Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Trust London Stansted Airport RPS Mace Russell-Cooke LLP Macquarie Savills Make SEGRO Mastercard Sellar Property Group Marks & Spencer Shaftesbury Plc McDonalds Restaurants Siemens Merlin Entertainments Silvertown Partnership Limited Metropolitan Skanska Middlesex University Slaughter and May Mitsui & Co. Europe Plc South Bank Employers’ Group Mitsui Fudosan UK South London Business MMI Engineering South Thames College Mobike Starbucks Momentum Transport Consultancy State Street Montagu Evans Swan Housing Group Mount Anvil Ltd Tate Montreaux Taylor Wimpey Mott MacDonald Telford Homes MTR Corporation Terence O’Rourke Mulalley Tesco Multiplex Thales UK Lichfields Tideway National Grid Thames Clippers NBC Universal Thames Water Network Housing The Barbican Centre Newham College The Bedford Estates New West End The Cadogan Estate North London Business The Collective Ltd Notting Hill Genesis The College of Haringey, Enfield and North East Odgers Berndtson London Ofo Bikes The Crown Estate One Housing Group The Howard de Walden Estate Optivo The Nichols Group Orbit Homes The O2 PA Consulting Group The Portman Estate Peabody Trust The Security Institute Philip Morris Limited Tower Transit Operations Pinnacle Group Town Legal Pinsent Masons Tristan Capital Partners Places for People Turley PLP Architecture Turner & Townsend Pool Reinsurance U+I Port of London Authority Uber Port of Tilbury UK Power Networks Powerday Unite PwC University College London June 2018 University East London University of Roehampton University of Westminster University of West London Virgin Media Walgreens Boots Alliance Westfield Group West London Business Weston Homes WestonWilliamson+Partners Whitbread Hotels & Restaurants Winckworth Sherwood Woods Bagot WSP WYG June 2018 .
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