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2007 Awards -
Shortlisted Candidates |
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the finalists by clicking on their profile. The
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Leadership in
Businesses with more than 250 employees
sponsored by Paramount
Office Interiors |
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Matt Burge,
Managing Director, Communications Direct.
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Vicky
Watts, Lending Controller, Lloyds TSB
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| Phil Jones
& Sam Marshall, Joint Managing Directors
Nemo Finance
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Leadership in
Businesses with less than 250 employees
sponsored by
Business in Focus |
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| Mel Knight,
Executive Chair of Castleoak Care Partnerships |
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| Adam Price,
Managing Director of IT3.com
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| Brian Westall,
Training Manager, SEWS-Europe |
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Leadership in
the Voluntary and not for profit sector
sponsored by
Legal and General |
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| Roger Warren
Evans, Asylum / Immigration Adviser, Asylum
Justice |
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| Barbara Natesagara,
Chief Executive, Safer Wales (formerly known as
Safer Cardiff) |
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Chris
O’Meara, Chair of Community Housing
Cymru, Cadwyn Housing Association
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Leadership in
Public Sector
sponsored by TSW |
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Andy Edwards,
Assistant Chief Constable, Dyfed Powys Police |
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Mark James,
Chief Executive Officer, Carmarthenshire County
Council |
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Wendy Keay-Bright,
Lecturer, UWIC
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Leadership as
a Team Leader
sponsored by Schaeffler
(UK)
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Sarah Cosgrove,
Temporary Assistant Director of Media & Marketing,
South Wales Police |
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Amanda Davies,
Head of Human Resources Business Services, South
Wales Police |
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Claire Johnson,
Head of Wills and Estates, Leo Abse & Cohen
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Young Leader
(14 – 25 years)
sponsored by Neath
Port Talbot College |
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Adelle Williams,
Blaenau Gwent Youth Forum |
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Joe Llewellyn,
Riverside Youth Forum |
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Gemma
Lang, Founder, Full Stop 2 Bullying |
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Special Recognition
Award – Learning Leader
sponsored by Public
Service Management Wales (PSMW) |
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Linda Narbeth,
Managing Director, Cherryblue UK Ltd |
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Brian Westall,
Training Manager of SEWS-Europe Ltd |
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SaBRE Wales
are our sponsors for the Awards Lunch &
Ceremony.
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Judging
Panels
Leadership
in Businesses with less than 250 employees:
Brian Morgan, Director LEED, Cardiff Business School
Barry Hitchcock, Business in Focus
Allan Meek, MD, Smoke Control Services Ltd, Caerphilly
(Award Winner 2006)
Joy Ogeh- Hutfield, Senior Training Consultant,
Lamajo Education & Training Consultants
Team Leader:
Joy Phillips, Practice Director, Dolmans Solicitors
Kate Hartigan, Managing Director, Schaeffler UK
Lisa Medhurst, HR Manager, Hilton Cardiff
Tom Price, Chair, Landsker Credit Union (Award
Winner 2006)
Public Sector:
Judith James, Director Common Purpose Wales
Charles Middleton, Chief Executive, TSW
Allison Williams, Chief Executive, Ceredigion
NHS Trust (Award Winner 2006)
Robin Morrison, Church in Wales and Chair of IOD
South Wales
Special Recognition –
Learning Leader:
Christopher Ward, Chief Executive, Wales Management
Council
Dr Neil Wooding, Director, Public Services Management
Wales
Voluntary / not for profit:
Wyn Mears, Head of ACCA Wales
Jackie Quantock, Business Communications Manager,
Legal & General
Mutale Nyoni, CEO, BAWSO, Cardiff (Award Winner
2006)
Gerry Blythe, Campaign Director, SaBRE
Young Leader (14 –
25):
Karen Jones, Regional Manager, Chartered Management
Institute
Mark Dacey, Principal, Neath Port Talbot College
Wayne Feldon, Chief Executive, Mid Glamorgan Careers
Businesses with more than
250 employees:
Mark Walker, General Manager, Hilton Cardiff
Nigel Roberts, Managing Director, Paramount Office
Interiors
Nonna Woodward, North Wales Newspapers
The Leading Wales Awards’ Consortium
wish to express their sincere thanks to all those
who have given their time and commitment to judging
the finalists.
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