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Deloitte LLP Drinks Reception

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Danielle Hicks

13:25, 15 SEP 2016

Paul Drechsler CBE, CBI President; Pauline Biddle, Deloitte; António Simões, CEO, HSBC Bank Plc; Richard Butler, CBI West Midlands. (Image: Paul Thomas)1 of 6
Nick Eastwood, Wasps; Katelyn Brown, Deloitte; Alan Fletcher, The Paragon Group of Companies; Chris Farrington, Deloitte; Chris Loughran, Deloitte. (Image: Paul Thomas)2 of 6
Martin Reeves, Coventry City Council; Gus Miah, Deloitte; Gavin Ralston, Birmingham Cross City CCG. (Image: Paul Thomas)3 of 6
Stephen Page, Uniper ��Ƶ Ltd; Matt Cowlishaw, Deloitte; Darren Boocock, Deloitte; Paul Meadows, Deloitte; Paul Thandi, The NEC Group. (Image: Paul Thomas)4 of 6
Margaret Willis, Unity Trust Bank plc; Simon Thompson, Deloitte; Alan Hughes, Unity Trust Bank plc. (Image: Paul Thomas)5 of 6
Claire Evans, Deloitte; Martin Glanfield, Mercia Technologies PLC; David Jones, Deloitte; Mark Payton, Mercia Fund Management Ltd. (Image: Paul Thomas)6 of 6

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