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Economic Development

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Danielle Hicks

14:04, 14 JAN 2014

Peter Cole, Dawn Cockcroft, Paul Leahy, South and City College; Keith Edwards, Toyota.1 of 8
Saqib Bhatti, IAB Vice President; Stephanie Bradbury, Claire Seymour, Edward's Trust.2 of 8
Jonathan Carter, Birmingham Living; Brian Hu, Glocal Residential; Jeremy Walker, JMW Associates.3 of 8
Aftab Chughtai, IAB; Ninder Johal, BCABA; Qasim Majid, Integrous.4 of 8
Aksar Khan, Subway; Raf Sabir, CVS Financial.5 of 8
Mohsin Fazal, Manjit Kang, Paul Nischa.6 of 8
Naheed Dad, Peninsula; Saqib Bhatti, IAB; Mya Laila-Valenti.7 of 8
Ninder Johal, Steve Brittan.8 of 8

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