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Midlands Retail Dinner

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Economic Development

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Danielle Hicks

13:31, 13 APR 2016
Updated08:34, 20 APR 2016

Barney Horn, Deloitte; James Batham, Eversheds; Andrew Higginson, Wm Morrison Supermarkets plc; Jim Quantrill, Barclays.1 of 7
Rob Hoare, Tulip Ltd; Kathryn James, The NEC Group; Ian Gilmartin, Barclays.2 of 7
Matthew Radburn, Karndean Design Flooring; David Wild, Domino's; Paul Barratt, Karndean Design Flooring.3 of 7
Sant Mehta, Parveen Mehta, Minor Weir & Willis Ltd; Ian Edmunds, Toymaster Ltd.4 of 7
James Trevis, Eversheds; Tim Pile, Cogent Elliott.5 of 7
Lee Coleyshaw, The Midcounties Co-operative; Omar Mirza, Deloitte.6 of 7
Anthony Hargreave, Rippleglen Ltd; Barry Horn, Deloitte; John Risman, Hillary Blinds Ltd.7 of 7

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