Business social: Meet The Future with gfirst LEP

PUBLISHED: 11:07 22 January 2018

John Henry Looney from Sustainable Direction, Rob Love Day from GE Aviation, Nigel Jobson former Head of Property at Superdry, Lorrin White from Bamboo Technology, Dev Chakraborty from GFirst LEP and Adam Starkey from Green Gourmet and Vice Chairman of GFirst LEP

Did you attend the gfirst LEP’s Meet The Future event? You could be in our social photos!

What do the experts think the future holds for Gloucestershire?

Guests from some of the county’s most important business sectors gathered at EDF Energy in Barnwood for gfirst LEP’s Meet The Future event. Speakers included Adam Starkey, Founder and Executive Chair of Green Gourmet, the county’s leading futurist.

Photography: Thousand Word Media.

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Business Social: Meet The Future with gfirst LEP

GFirst LEP Meet the Future Talk at EDF Energy, Tuesday 5th December 2017

Dame Janet Trotter, the Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire and Lise Noakes from Gloucester City Council

Kris Atkins from Sustainable Direction and Tamsyn Harrod from BoomCircle

Alun James from SWMAS and Andy Jarrett from the MS Society

Luan Wise a freelance Marketing Consultant and Debbie Smith from Helix PR

Lisa Cullis and Lex Beckett from Squashed Robot Films

Ian Knight and Pete Clifford from Lloyds Bank

Philip Reynolds from ImpartIQ and Chris Gibbs from The Growth Hub

Russell Warner from West End Office Suite and Richard Hellen from Schumacher Institute

Jason Smith from Marketing Gloucester, Angela Presdee from Gloucester County Council and Rob Loveday former Head of Property at Superdry

Natasha Duckham from City Fibre and Suzanne May from 5 Acres High School

John Henry Looney from Sustainable Direction, Alastair Andrews from Lloyds Bank, Mark Fabian from Harrison Clark Rickerbys and Simon Tothill from Robert Hitchins

Russell Marchant from Hartpury College, Kevin Harris from 79Group and Marcus Spencer from One

Peter Allison from County Business Shows, Catriona Murray from Cheltenham Chamber of Commerce and Mike Curran from GFirst LEP

GFirst LEP Meet the Future Talk at EDF Energy, Tuesday 5th December 2017

Dame Janet Trotter, the Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire and Lise Noakes from Gloucester City Council

GFirst LEP Meet the Future Talk at EDF Energy, Tuesday 5th December 2017

Kris Atkins from Sustainable Direction and Tamsyn Harrod from BoomCircle

Alun James from SWMAS and Andy Jarrett from the MS Society

Luan Wise a freelance Marketing Consultant and Debbie Smith from Helix PR

Lisa Cullis and Lex Beckett from Squashed Robot Films

Ian Knight and Pete Clifford from Lloyds Bank

Philip Reynolds from ImpartIQ and Chris Gibbs from The Growth Hub

Russell Warner from West End Office Suite and Richard Hellen from Schumacher Institute

Jason Smith from Marketing Gloucester, Angela Presdee from Gloucester County Council and Rob Loveday former Head of Property at Superdry

Natasha Duckham from City Fibre and Suzanne May from 5 Acres High School

John Henry Looney from Sustainable Direction, Alastair Andrews from Lloyds Bank, Mark Fabian from Harrison Clark Rickerbys and Simon Tothill from Robert Hitchins

Russell Marchant from Hartpury College, Kevin Harris from 79Group and Marcus Spencer from One

Peter Allison from County Business Shows, Catriona Murray from Cheltenham Chamber of Commerce and Mike Curran from GFirst LEP

GFirst LEP Meet the Future Talk at EDF Energy, Tuesday 5th December 2017

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