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Gallery: Pre-dinner drinks at BYPY 2016

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

21:30, 12 MAY 2016
Updated09:00, 13 MAY 2016

Drinks reception at the ICC ahead of BYPY 20161 of 38
From left: Robin Cooper, Fay Gleeson, Patricia McIntosh and Hailee McIntosh, all from SCC2 of 38
Taking a selfie are (from left), Laura Davis, Malmaison, Daniela Lacey, Castle Fine Art, Susie Barley, Tommy Hilfiger and David Pardoe, Mailbox3 of 38
Former BPS Birmingham Future chairman Michael Shepherd and Tammy Paleari4 of 38
Finalists in the marketing and communications category (from left): Laura Davis, from category sponsor Malmaison, Joseph Schuppler, Abby Corfan and Lauren Bansal and Damian Groom, also from Malmaison5 of 38
From left: Matt De Noronha, Dan Rice, James Vardy, Elle Cuthburt, Mike Bandar and Connor McCresti6 of 38
Finalists in the technology category (from left): Andrew Ward, Mike Brooman and Hannah Quinton with Patricia McIntosh, from category sponsor SCC7 of 38
Finalists in the finance category (from left): Ben Collins, Riyaz Sachedina and Andy Lee with Natalie Murison, from category sponsor Hotel La Tour8 of 38
Finalists in the property and construction category (from left): Anna Parker, Will Jordan and Mike Lally with Rebecca Sherwin from category sponsor Gateley9 of 38
Finalists in the Aspiring Talent category (from left): Josh Henwood, Mary Agbesanwa and Chris Parnell, with Suzie Branch from category sponsor Greater Birmingham Professional Services Academy10 of 38
Champagne flows at BYPY 201611 of 38
From left: Roxana Raileanu, Hannah Green and Charley Burke12 of 38
Finalists in the legal category (from left): Tammy Paleari, Imogen Francis and Russell Hill with David Pardoe, from category sponsor Mailbox13 of 38
Aimee Spinks and Andrew Ward14 of 38
Striking a pose at BYPY 201615 of 38
Errol and Kimmy Lawson16 of 38
The team from Santander17 of 38
Finalists in the HR, recruitment and training category (from left): Errol Lewis, Faye Pressly and Ruqia Sharif with Amelia Ladbrook, from category sponsor SimkissGuy Recruitment18 of 38
David Hardman (left) and Daniel Packwood19 of 38
From left: Eileen Hindle, Ken Hindle, Kathryn Simkiss and Barry Simkiss20 of 38
From left: Hannah Quinton, Ria Blagburn, Sophie Taylor and Naomi Watts21 of 38
Trevor Walker and Rebecca Simkiss22 of 38
From left: Kit Smith, Satnam Sahota and Vipul Ladwa23 of 38
From left: Paul Kershaw, Katie Kershaw and Jan Shearer24 of 38
From left: Adam Collins, Andrew Ritchie, Oliver Ward-Jones and Oliver Wadlow25 of 38
From left: Mark Lever, Alexandra Freeman, Josh Norris and Steve Scarrott26 of 38
From left: Martin Stent, Hannah Forrester and Nick Pritchard27 of 38
The team from London Midland at BYPY 201628 of 38
From left: Jon Peek, Kirsty Evans, Chloe Grey and Ben Grey29 of 38
From left: James Richmond, Prem Moti and Martin Jones30 of 38
From left: Nina Smith, Reanna Francis and Alice Hadley31 of 38
From left: Chasz Coulsting, Rachel Hull, Amelia Gibbons and Dominic Smith32 of 38
From left: John Dunne, Bindy Hayer, Mike Mawhood, Emily Dove and Hannah Phillips33 of 38
Lauren Millward (left) and Laura MacKenzie-Mitchell enjoy the awards programme ahead of BYPY 201634 of 38
BYPY Awards 2016 at the ICC35 of 38
BYPY 2016 awards programme awaits guests on their tables36 of 38
Chairman of BYPY Bina Ganatra addresses guests37 of 38
BPS Birmingham Future chairman Rebecca Simkiss addresses guests at BYPY 201638 of 38

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