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Deloitte International Ladies day lunch

Deloitte International Ladies day lunch

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Danielle Hicks

10:29, 19 MAR 2015

International Ladies day speakers: Helen Fraser CBE, The Girls Day School Trust; Ian Allen, Cure Leukaemia; Pauline Biddle, Deloitte.1 of 13
Julia Fitzsimmons, George Green LLP; Aasha Choudhary, Mills & Reeve; Vivienne Middleton, Divorce & Family Law.2 of 13
Emily Ruston, Libby Price, B Price Ltd; Mandy Davies, Quattro Pensions Consulting Ltd.3 of 13
Dawn Shuttleworth, Joanne Calcott, Anne O'Sullivan, all The Paragon Group of Companies.4 of 13
Maggie Andrews, Deloitte; Beverley Davenport, Playtime Nursery; Helen Blackburn, Oakland Wealth Management; Nicola Walker, Irwin Mitchell.5 of 13
Ruth Armstrong, Gateley; Lynn Richards-Cole, AON; Alexandra Buckminster, Molson Coors Brewing Company.6 of 13
Katherine Kennedy, Mills & Reeve; Catherine Junor, Higgs & Son; Helen Jane Arnold, Benussi & Co.7 of 13
Debbie Partridge, Santander; Mary O'Donnell, AIB; Vicki Simpson, Shakespeares; Fiona Ritson, Deloitte; Kath McStay, Kiely Bros Ltd.8 of 13
Jennie Hoye, Cure Leukaemia; Sarah Allen, Cure Leukaemia; Julie Shirley, Logomotif Creative Design; Lynn Coburn, Brighter Futures Housing Association.9 of 13
Sheeba Ali, Grayling; Robyn Silcock,Deloitte; Emma Hall, Grayling.10 of 13
Joanne Brain, Sophie Webber, Elizabeth Martin, all The Hyatt.11 of 13
Gillian Hibberd, Catherine Yeates, Pally Bajwa, Karen Dodd, all Barclays.12 of 13
Cathy Taylor, Polly Brookes, Pauline Biddle, all Deloitte.13 of 13

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