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With thanks to our judges
VINCENT PHILIPPE
Vincent is the owner of Funfaircity, a consulting micro business spcialised in urban leisure places. Based on observation and blogging work that started
over three years ago, Funfaircity provides city professionals with knowledge of what leisure venues can bring to urban projects and territories.
MAREK PISARSKI An established author in the Polish leisure sphere and trailblazing consultant in the entertainment sector, Marek’s professional activities as the owner of PAIT Consulting and Marek Pisarski Imagineering, include providing consulting services for different government institutions around the organisation and design of themed and interactive exhibitions, attractions and parks.
PHIL TAYLOR Phil Taylor is the managing director of Team Leisure, a specialist leisure-
consulting firm based in the United Arab Emirates. Team Leisure offers market analysis and feasibility studies, including concept idea research; project
development services; and operational services to the owners, developers and operators of leisure businesses worldwide.
RICHARD PAWLEY Richard is director of operations and ride safety for VTP Global Holdings Ltd. He has been involved with the leisure attraction business since 1976 and, before his employment with VTP, was operations director for Drayton Manor Park. Richard has held several responsible positions in the UK, Europe and USA on representative bodies including the Chairmanship of the British Association of Leisure Parks Piers and Attractions (BALPPA) from 1995-1997 and in 2005 completed a second chairmanship.
MARCUS GAINES
Marcus, owner of Ride and Park Media, has been writing about theme parks and rides for over 15 years for trade and mainstream publications. Focused on the promotion of the attraction industry, he typically spends at least
30 days a year in theme parks shooting dynamic marketing films, writing features and consulting on future developments.
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