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Economic Development

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Danielle Hicks

13:47, 17 NOV 2016

Roy Meredith, Marketing Birmingham; Ian Cody, Hermes Real Estate; Ashley Hancox, CBRE.1 of 6
Will Ventham, CBRE; Jamie Philips, Knight Frank; Mark Thompson, Astronomer; Theo Holmes, CBRE.2 of 6
Arjamand Farooqui, Mason Young; Vicki Burnett, JLL; Charlotte Fullard, LSH; Richard Williams, Knight Frank.3 of 6
Harry Young, Cushman & Wakefield; Ben Thacker, Savills; Cameron Thomson, Cushman & Wakefield.4 of 6
Ross Bendall, Pennycuick Collins; David Hastings, Handelsbanken; Rob Thompson, Handelsbanken; Simon Robinson, BNP Paribas Real Estate.5 of 6
Richard Williams, Knight Frank; Kelvin Craddock, JLL; Philippa Pickavance, Philippa Pickavance Real Estate; Andy Berry, Cushman & Wakefield; Andy Riach, JLL.6 of 6

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