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Company Name Company HQ 3I Group Plc UK a J & R G Barber Ltd Company Name Company HQ 3i Group plc UK A J & R G Barber Ltd UK AAH UK Abellio Greater Anglia UK ABInBev UK Limited UK Acal plc UK Accord Group UK Adactus Housing Group UK Addo Food Group UK Adobe USA AFE Group Ltd UK Affinity Sutton UK AGC Chemicals Europe Ltd UK AGS Airports Limited UK Aintree University Hospital UK Aircelle Limited UK Airedale International Air Conditioning UK AirwairLtd. International Ltd (Dr Martens) UK Aktrion Holdings UK Alan Nutall Partnership Ltd UK Albert Bartlett UK Aldermore Group PLC UK Alliance Home Group UK Allport Cargo Services Limited UK Alstom Transport Uk Limited UK Alternative Futures Group UK AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group N.V. Netherlands AmicusHorizon UK Ampersand UK Anglian Water Services Ltd UK Angus Soft Fruits UK Annodata UK AQA UK Aramex UAE Arcus UK Argent Group Europe Limited UK Arnold Clark Automobiles Limited UK Arqiva Group UK Arrow Electronics Inc USA Arvato UK UK ASCO Group Limited UK Ashford and St Peter’s Hospital UK Astellas Pharma Inc (on behalf of itself, Japan Astellas Pharma Europe Ltd. and Astellas Astute Technical Recruitment Limited UK Attenda UK Aurionpro Solutions India Aveva Group plc UK Aviagen UK Axalta UK USA Axis Cleaning and Support Services UK B&M UK Babcock International Group PLC UK Ballyvesey Holdings UK Bang & Olufsen Denmark Banham Poultry Limited UK Bank of Baroda India Banner Plant (part of Henry Boot PLC) UK Barhale UK Barker Ross Group UK Barrhead Travel UK Base Performance Simulators UK Baxi UK BBC Worldwide Ltd UK BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT UK Beachbody USA Beale and Co UK Beeswift UK Bell Truck and Van UK Berkeley Group Holdings plc UK Berry Gardens UK Bevan Brittan UK BFS Group Ltd UK BHP Billiton Australia Bidwells UK Big Yellow Self Storage UK Birmingham Airport UK Blackwell’s UK Blue Skies UK BMC Software Limited UK Bob Martin (UK) Ltd UK Bokomo Foods (UK) Ltd UK Bond Dickinson (representing Bond UK BostonDickinson Consulting LLP and BondGroup Dickinson UK LLP USA Bracknell Forest Homes UK Brainlab UK Germany Brandon Trust UK BRE Group UK Bridge of Weir Leather Company UK Bridon Group UK Bright Blue Food Ltd UK Brit European Transport Ltd UK British Council UK British Hospitality Association UK British Land Company Plc UK Broadacres Housing Association UK Brook Street UK Brymor UK BT Business Direct Ltd UK BT Group UK BTG UK Buckingham Group Contracting UK Burberry plc UK Burrows Motor Company UK ByBox Holdings Limited UK Bytes Technology Group S. Africa Bywaters UK C.HAFNER Germany Cambridge Weight Plan UK Camelot Group UK Camira Fabrics UK Campbell Soup USA Cancer Research Technology UK Cantel Medical Corp USA Capcom Group (on behalf of Capcom Co. Japan CapitaLtd. and plc CE Europe Ltd) UK Capsticks Solicitors LLP UK Care UK UK Cargill USA Caring Homes Group UK Carter Jonas UK Castell Howell Foods Limited UK Catalent USA Caterers Choice Limited UK Caunton Engineering Ltd UK CBRE USA CDC Group UK CDK Global USA CDL UK CEMEX UK Operations Limited Mexico Centregreat Group UK CH & Co Catering Group UK Charles Stanley & Co. Limited UK Charles Wilson Engineers Ltd. UK Chelmer Foods Limited UK Chichester College UK Christie (The) UK Circle Housing Group UK CIS Security Limited UK City and County Healthcare Group UK Clarke Energy UK Clarke Willmott LLP UK Clearwater Group Ltd UK Cloudreach UK Cluttons UK CMC Markets Group UK Cohort plc UK Colas Rail UK Compass Group plc UK Consort Medical plc UK CORMAC UK Cornerstone UK Corning Incorporated Germany Country Style UK Country Style Recycling UK CPL Industries UK Cranswick PLC UK Cressall UK Crest Plus UK Creston plc UK Critical Project Resourcing (CPR) UK Cross Manufacturing Company (1938) UK CrownLimited Agents UK Crown Estate UK Crown Oil UK CSL Behring UK Limited Australia Culina Group Limited UK Currie & Brown UK D.C. Thomson & Co. Ltd UK D2L Canada DAC Beachcroft Claims Ltd (subsidiary of DACUK Beachcroft LLP) DAC Beachcroft LLP UK Dairy Crest Group UK Dane Architural Systems Limited UK Daniel Owen UK Danwood Group Ltd UK David Brown UK David's Bridal UK Limited UK Dawnfresh Seafoods UK DCC plc Ireland DCC Vital Ireland De Poel UK Delta Group UK Diebold Inc. USA Dixons Carphone plc UK Dodson & Horrell UK Dollar Financial UK Limited UK Dongguan City Liang Tai Industries Co. LtdChina Doosan Babcock UK DriveForce UK Dunbia UK DWF LLP UK Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water UK DX (Group) plc UK E P Barrus UK Eakin Group UK East Lindsey District Council UK Eastman Chemical Company USA Eaton Corporation plc Ireland Economist Group UK Economist Newspaper Limited (on UK Edinabehalf Group of itself and Economist Group) Ireland EDM Group UK Edmundson Electrical Limited UK Education Development Trust UK EE UK ege Denmark Electricity North West UK Electrocomponents plc UK Elior UK (including Elior UK Holdings UK EMCLimited, Lexington Catering Limited and USA EMCOR UK UK EMH Group UK Emo DCC Energy Ltd UK Encon Insulation Ltd Uk Encore Personnel Services UK Energizer Holdings, Inc USA ENGIE Services Holding UK Limited (on UK Equinebehalf ofand itself Livestock and its Insurance subsidiaries Company and UK ESM Power UK Esri UK UK Essar Oil (UK) UK euNetworks UK Euromonitor International UK European Oat Millers UK EvoBus (UK) Ltd UK Exertis (UK) Ltd UK Exertis Supply Chain Services Ltd (part of DCCIreland Group) Experian plc Ireland Export -Import Bank of India India F.H. Brundle UK Fairfax Meadow UK Farnam Custom Products USA Farrer & Co LLP UK Farrow & Ball UK FatFace UK FibreFab UK Finlays UK First Ark Group UK First Choice Homes Oldham UK FirstGroup plc UK Fleet Hire Ltd UK Flexforce UK Flextronics International USA Flybe Group PLC UK Ford UK USA Forestry Commission UK Forrest UK Fortis Living UK FP McCann Northern Ireland Freeths LLP UK Freight Transport Association UK Fuel Card Services UK Fujitsu Ltd Japan Futures Housing Group UK FW Thorpe Plc. UK G&I Diamond Drilling Limited UK Galliford Try UK Gamesys UK Gatwick Airport UK General Mills USA Genesis Housing Association Limited UK Gentoo Group Limited UK Getinge Group Sweden Getinge Group (on behalf of Maquet Ltd) Sweden Gi Group Recruitment Ltd UK Gleadell & Dunns UK Global Invacom Singapore Globus Group (includes Riley Eyewear andUK HAIKA Gloves) Go Ahead Group UK Go South Coast UK Go Traffic Management (GTM) Ltd UK Gomez UK Goodwood UK Gould Intl.UK UK Graham UK Grand Union Housing Group UK Great Places Housing Group UK Greater Manchester West Mental UK GreenHealth Investment NHS Foundation Bank Trust UK Greencell UK GSMA UK G-Staff Ltd UK H I Weldrick UK Halfords UK Halma UK Hammonds Furniture Ltd UK Hanover UK Hanson UK UK Hanwa Co,. Ltd Japan Hapimag AG Switzerland Hardware Group UK Hargreaves Services Group UK Harman USA Hasbro Inc. USA Haymarket Media Group UK HCA Healthcare UK UK Healthcare 21 UK Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust UK Heineken UK Limited UK Henry Boot UK Hewden UK Hexstone UK hft UK HICL Infrastructure Company Limited UK Hillarys UK Hills Group UK Hilti (GB) Limited UK Hilton Worldwide USA Hire Station (part of Vp plc) UK Hitachi Capital (UK) PLC UK Hitachi Construction Machinery (UK) UK Hitachi Consulting UK Limited UK Hitachi Euope Limited UK Hoare Lea UK Hogg Robinson Group plc UK Home Group UK HoMedics Group Ltd UK Homes and Communities Agency UK Homes for Haringey UK HomeServe plc UK HomeServe plc UK Hudson Global Resources Limited UK Hughes and Salvidge holdings UK Huntapac UK Huntswood UK Hymans Robertson UK ICAEW UK ICG plc. UK Ideal Industries Inc USA IDH Group Limited Uk IEWC USA Ikano Bank UK IKO UK Imperial Brands plc UK Imperial Brands plc UK Incisive Media Ltd UK Incommunities Group UK Industria Personnel Services UK Inenco Group Limited UK Infinis Energy Limited UK Infosys India Ingram Micro UK Inpex Japan Insuletics UK Intel Corp USA Interfloor Limited UK InterGen USA International Flavours & Fragrances Inc. USA International Greetings UK Ltd UK International Paper Company USA IQE UK ITIC Specialist Professional Indemnity InsuranceUK J O Sims Ltd UK J&P Building Systems Ltd. Uk J. Coffey Construction UK Jaguar Land Rover UK James T. Blakeman & Co. UK Jarden Consumer Solutions USA JCDecaux UK Ltd UK Jewish Care UK Jigsaw UK John Lewis Partnership UK John Smith’s UK Johnson Matthey North America Inc USA JS Group Limited UK KAEFER Ltd (part of KAEFER Group (Germany))UK Kainos UK Kaplan International Colleges USA Kavli UK (includes Primula) UK Kelda Group UK Kellogg Company USA Kemet USA Kennedys UK Keoghs UK Keysight Technologies UK UK Kimberly-Clark USA Kingston Smith UK Kiril Mischeff Group UK Knight Frank LLP UK Koch Ag & Energy Solutions, LLC USA Konecranes UK plc UK Konica Minolta Business Solutions (UK) UK KonicaLimited Minolta Business Solutions Denmark KonicaDenmark Minolta a/s Business Solutions Germany KuwaitEurope PetroleumGmbH International Aviation Co.Kuwait Ltd. KYOCERA Document Solutions (UK) LimitedUK Lakeland Group Ireland Laleham Health and Beauty Ltd UK Lancashire Holdings Limited UK Land Securities UK Landis+Gyr UK Legal & General Group plc UK Legal & General Group plc UK Leonard Cheshire Disability UK Lewis Silkin UK LGC Group UK Lincolnshire Community Health Services UK Link Group UK Linklaters UK Liquid Friday UK LMG UK Logitech Switzerland London Metropolitan University UK London Square Limited UK London Universities Purchasing ConsortiumUK (LUPC) Long Clawson Dairy UK LTE Group UK M J Birtwistle & Co UK Macfarlane UK MacIntyre UK Magna Housing Group UK Magnitude Software, Inc. USA Mallaghan UK Malvern (as part of the Spectris Group UK MaplinPlc) UK Marks & Spencer UK Marlborough Communications (part of CohortUK plc) Marshall Construction UK Marshalls plc UK Marston (Holdings) Limited UK Martindale Pharma UK Matrix Control Solutions Ltd UK Mayflex Group UK McMullen & Sons UK McTaggart Group UK Mead Johnson Nutrition USA Mediclinic Intl.
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