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Future Faces Future Faces Chamber Patrons


Contact: Anna Assinder T: 0121 607 1836


New faces on show at meeting


The Future Faces annual meeting at the Hotel du Vin marked the official appointment of a new president, Sian Averill (see page 11), and the 2018 committee as well as celebrating the past year of the young professional network. The new committee includes Sian Averill,


vice-presidents Hayley Porter and Alex Hutchinson, and outgoing president Victoria Sears, who is now honorary chair. Other committee members include: Elizabeth


Mulley, Anna Tabor, Rachel Wallbridge, James Guest, Mark Hipwell, Rebecca Halbert, Stuart Turner, Maya Kainth, James Taylor and Stacey Ryan. The event celebrated the success of the past year, reviewed the results of the 2017 members survey and discussed the organisation’s plans for 2018.


Pictured (front row): Anna Assinder, Hayley Porter, Sian Averill, Victoria Sears; (middle): Elizabeth Mulley, Anna Tabor, Alex Hutchinson, Rachel Wallbridge. (back): James Guest, Mark Hipwell, Rebecca Halbert, Stuart Turner


Preparing the route is the first step


In Brief


Future Faces and the Chamber, together with the Arts Council, are sponsoring Verve, Birmingham’s ‘Festival of Poetry and Spoken Word’. This event takes place


between 15-18 February at Waterstones, and will feature poetry and spoken word, workshops and children’s events, established and emerging writers, international performers and beloved local Birmingham poets. There will be more than 50


LM is helping to deliver part of HS2 – the UK’s new high speed railway.


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To find out more, visit our website: www.lm-jv.com 32 CHAMBERLINK February 2018


poets and 30 events. Tickets will include day passes for £20, and weekend passes for £35. Verve co-director Cynthia Miller said: “Verve is proud to reflect the


spirit of Birmingham: forward-thinking, energetic, welcoming, creativity, innovation and entrepreneurial drive. “That’s exactly what the Greater Birmingham Chamber of


Commerce and Future Faces is doing – and is exactly why Verve is so excited to partner with them again: Verve’s philosophy aligns with the Chamber’s ethos of connecting and supporting people doing great work across the region, shouting about the brilliant things happening in the city and shaking up perceptions.”


Future Faces is inviting charities to apply to become the organisation’s president’s charity for 2018/19. The chosen charity will be the beneficiary of various fundraising


events, include an interactive quiz night and the flagship annual dinner and awards, which attracts more than 400 guests. The application process is via a form which can be obtained from Future Faces’ Anna Assinder (a.assinder@birmingham-chamber.com).


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