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Pictures: All the winners from BYPY 2015

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Tamlyn JonesBusiness Reporter

12:04, 15 MAY 2015
Updated12:24, 15 MAY 2015

Katie Kershaw, winner of the property and construction category, with host Rachel Riley, Rebecca Sherwin from category sponsor Gateley and judging panel chairman Paul Kehoe1 of 9
Rachel Seaton, winner of the legal award, with host Rachel Riley, Karl George from category sponsor Effective Board Member and judging panel chairman Paul Kehoe2 of 9
Tom Cullen, winner of the marketing and communications category, with host Rachel Riley, Antony Green from category sponsor Connect and judging panel chairman Paul Kehoe3 of 9
Sarah Bennett, winner of the finance award, with host Rachel Riley, Ian Barnes from category sponsor Deloitte and judging panel chairman Paul Kehoe4 of 9
Verity Stokes, winner of the HR, recruitment and training award, with host Rachel Riley, Richard Guy from category sponsor Simkiss Guy and judging panel chairman Paul Kehoe5 of 9
Simon Kaguramamba, winner of the technology award, with host Rachel Riley, Tim Ashton from category sponsor Forresters and judging panel chairman Paul Kehoe6 of 9
Lewis Sinclair Parry, winner of the aspiring talent award, with host Rachel Riley and Suzie Branch from category sponsor GB Professionals7 of 9
Inspiring Leader winner Mike Steventon from KPMG with host Rachel Riley, chairman of BPS Birmingham Future Michael Shepherd, Nick Green from category sponsor Squire Patton Boggs and judging panel chairman Paul Kehoe8 of 9
BYPY 2015 winner Katie Kershaw with host Rachel Riley, Sue Gee from headline sponsor Chiltern Railway and chairman of the judging panel Paul Kehoe9 of 9

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