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Ellie Disley JOHN HORSFALL To: Business development manager From: Sales and design executive, Huddersfield Fine Worsteds Ltd Ellie will work alongside the in-house design and production team to explore


new product developments, enhance the profile of the Horsfall business and expand the customer base. Ellie has a 1st Class BSc in Textile Design, and 10 years experience as a designer and account manager in mass market and luxury sectors, and brings a wealth of knowledge, commercial acumen and a fresh outlook on textiles.


Alison Abbott INFLIGHT EQUIPMENT INTERNATIONAL To: Business development manager From: Watermark Products Alison will draw on a wealth of inflight and hospitality knowledge to


support Inflight Equipment International's focused growth strategy and market development in design-based food and beverage solutions. In addition to previously managing her own business management consultancy, Alison is well- known to the airline industry, having managed the inflight services for Air New Zealand.


Clare Hollingsworth EUROSTAR To: Chairman From: Non-executive director Clare


Hollingsworth takes over from Richard Brown from July 1. She


joined the Board of Eurostar in 2010. She is also on the boards of Savills, the real estate advisor, Virgin Healthcare, Molnlycke AB, a Swedish medical technology company and Spire Healthcare. Prior to her non- executive roles she was ceo of Spire Healthcare and its predecessor business, BUPA Hospitals and prior to that md at Caledonian Airways.


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