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16:47, 20 MAY 2013

L to R Peter Maskell, Vice President BII & Chief Executive BHSF; Helena Payne, BII; Dick Sharrott, Acorns Children's Hospice; Sue Glynn, Deputy President, Birmingham Insurance Institute; David Parsons, Chief Executive, Institute of Customer Service1 of 10
L to R Derek Lamb, Vice President, Birmingham Insurance Institute; Gordon Harvey, Vice President, Securities & Investments Institute; David Gunson, Guest Speaker2 of 10
L to R Geoff Guerin, BHSF; Laura Withers, Zurich Insurance; Mike Tresham, BHSF3 of 10
L to R Ian Harris, President Birmingham Insurance Institute; Cllr Mike Sharpe, Deputy Lord Mayor of Birmingham; Lady Mayoress of Birmingham, Thelma Sharpe; Lord Hunt, President, Chartered Insurance4 of 10
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