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Landaid Ambassadors' Awards LandAid Ambassadors’ Awards - 26 November 2015 Victoria Lloyd-Jones Allsop LLP Alex Colvin British Land Company PLC Thomas Marsh Angermann Goddard & Loyd Melanie Leech British Property Federation Ian Hughes Annington Homes Ltd Laura Kozasvili British Property Federation Geoff Peters Applied Energy Howard Dawber Canary Wharf Group Plc Toby King Applied Energy Natasha Dodds Capita Katie Cairns Assael Architecture Ltd Joyce Ncube Capita Margot Waddup Association of Property Lenders Ella Randell-Khan Capita Jane Preston Aston Rose Rob Johnston Carmichael Fisher John Williams Aston Rose Katy Blake Carter Jonas Alex Hill Aviva Investors Global Real Estate Limited Natasha Brandaro Carter Jonas Alison Dykes Battersea Power Station David Fraser CBRE Ltd Barbra Mazur Battersea Power Station Lauren Blackwell CBRE Ltd Alex Doel Bellenden Ashley Sweetland CBRE Ltd Phil Briscoe Bellenden Sahar Rezazadeh CBRE Ltd James Sachon Bellenden Tudor Pop CBRE Ltd Barney Hillsdon Bilfinger GVA Louise Ward Charles Russell Speechlys LLP Mark Innocenti Bilfinger GVA Katy Katani Charles Russell Speechlys LLP Kevin Marriott Bilfinger GVA Sarah Morley Charles Russell Speechlys LLP Max Clapton Bilfinger GVA Charles Begley City Property Association George Skinner Bilfinger GVA Bill Siegle Cluttons LLP Thomas Sadler Bilfinger GVA Amy Meyrick Cluttons LLP Ginny Cordy Redden Bilfinger GVA Sandeep Singh Cluttons LLP Anya Leusink Bilfinger GVA Mark Heighton CMS Cameron McKenna LLP Beckie Hunt Bilfinger GVA Alex Harrington- Coeur de Lion Property David Cohen Bilfinger GVA Griffin Mel Griffin Coeur de Lion Property Claire Winsor Bilfinger GVA Bill Price Construction Rocks Charlotte Smith Bilfinger GVA Paul Norman CoStar UK Limited Charlotte Ody Bilfinger GVA Andrew Kean CoStar UK Limited Kevin Marriott Bilfinger GVA James Young Cushman & Wakefield LLP Rupert Parker Bilfinger GVA Lorna O'Neil Cushman & Wakefield LLP Patrick Clift BNP Paribas Real Estate Liz Peckett Cushman & Wakefield LLP Ed Cooke British Council of Shopping Centres Colin Wilson Cushman & Wakefield LLP David Watts British Land Company PLC Amanda Westcott Cushman & Wakefield LLP LandAid Ambassadors’ Awards - 26 November 2015 Ann-Marie Onubogu-Opara Cushman & Wakefield LLP Helen Drury Intu Properties Verity Waterbury Cushman & Wakefield LLP Richard Morris ip-Xchange Georgia Morton Cushman & Wakefield LLP Kevin Winstanley ip-Xchange Amy de’Boer Lloyd Dezrez Services Ltd Jon Vivian Irwin Mitchell Gina Roberts Dezrez Services Ltd Louise Cartwright Irwin Mitchell Felicity Klug DTRE Emma Mcpeake Irwin Mitchell Benjamin Cross Duggan Morris Architects. 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