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Mazars Corporate Finance seminar

Mazars Corporate Finance seminar

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Danielle Hicks

14:10, 11 JUN 2014

Peter Bridge, Adex Bridge & Associates Ltd; James Hurst, Mazars, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.1 of 9
Eric Williams and Nick Johnson, both Speakers, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.2 of 9
David Price, UBS; Phil Waller, Mazars; Spiro Marcetic, CDC, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.3 of 9
Louis Burns, Mazars; John Waller, Pennant International Group Ltd; Gurinder Sehmi, Mazars, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.4 of 9
Colin Banton, Ethical Fruit Company Ltd; Vesko Petkov, Mazars, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.5 of 9
Sarah Farrar, Narinder Kaur, Pargat; Gurinder Sehmi, Mazars, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.6 of 9
Julian Clough and James Hurst, both Mazars, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.7 of 9
Jas Sohl, Odour Services International; Nick Johnson, Mazars; Matt Wilkes, Odour Services International; Nick Coley, Fitzgerald Engineering Contractors Ltd, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.8 of 9
Nick Johnson, Mazars; Paul Jacques, David Barlow, Prohire plc, attend the Mazars Corporate Finance Seminar in Birmingham.9 of 9

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