Future Faces Future Faces Chamber Patrons
Contact: Anna Assinder T: 0121 607 1836
New Members
• Noel Ady (Gravity 9 Solutions) • Denitsa Sharankora (Indico Street) • Alex Yip (A Yip Trading Ltd) • Nuala Ryan (Curium Solutions) • Zuriana Panesar (Curium Solutions) • Dal Sidhu (Trend Quest Media) • Luke Whitehead (Pinsent Masons) • Aaron Kenny (Pinsent Masons) • Paul Loveridge (HSBC) • Tim Connal (HSBC) • Simon Boswell (Smartlead) • Steve Burnet (Further Training) • Gareth Howells (The Jockey Club) • Lee Moulson (The Jockey Club) • Carey Weeks (The Jockey Club) • Mark Pearse (The Jockey Club) • Jordan Coates (The Jockey Club) • Nicolle Pennie (KnowHow Experts) • Adam Rollason (Grant Thornton) • Christopher Gupta (Rubric Lois King Solicitors) • Tom Davis (B Money) • Katy Manning (B Money) • George Buko (Acies Cleaning & Support) • Louise Dickie (Ramada Park Hall Hotel & Spa) • Vanessa Henderson (Floral Jazz) • Helen Rawnsley (Birmingham Childrens Hospital) • Steve Lear (Select Lifestyle) • Alice Mansell (Rhino Interiors Group) • Hannah Flyd (Rhino Interiors Group)
Backing for Design Festival
The Greater Birmingham Chambers of Commerce and Future Faces Chamber of Commerce are supporting the launch of the first Birmingham Design Festival. The festival will take place between 7 and 10
June, in a range of modern and historic venues across Birmingham. The four day event is a celebration of the design industry, and will include a variety of events, speakers, workshops, exhibitions and demonstrations. The festival will be spilt into three ‘Design
Districts’ (graphic, digital and product) which will showcase and celebrate the variety of local and national talent that the UK has to offer. Anna Assinder, Future Faces manager, said:
“Greater Birmingham is a creative powerhouse reflected recently in the city’s WM Generation campaign and it is fantastic to be part of a festival which is showcasing our design talent over four days. Daniel Alcorn, director at Birmingham Design
Festival, said: “The Chamber have been big supporters of arts events in the city over the past few years and we see them as a vital partner in helping connect with businesses
L-R: Daniel Alcorn and Luke Tonge, founders of Birmingham Design Festival
around the region, hopefully unlocking some much needed funding that will ensure the success of this year's festival and beyond. “Connecting with local business is a vital part
of our vision, as we aim to celebrate the region’s success in the industry as well bring world-class talent through the doors over four days in June.”
For more information about the festival, visit
birminghamdesignfestival.org.uk
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