Contributors


Jéromine Andolfatto Catalyst for change (p52)


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Jéromine joined Fire Safe Europe (FSEU) in 2018, and co created the European Fire Safety Community. As main community manager, she


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leads on daily community management and developing editorial content, and is involved in member recruitment. Her role as FSEU’s public affairs executive covers sustainable buildings, advocating for a sustainable, fire resilient EU building stock, and contributing to FSEU social media and newsletters.


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Liz Barnwell Member update (p4)


Before joining the FPA, she held production, client facing, account handling and account director roles at several advertising and design agencies; ran her own design and marketing business; and worked for VFB Holidays, Marketing Gloucester and the British Small Animal Veterinary Association.


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Chris Cant Keep talking (p32)


Chris is product manager (systems and solutions) at Hytera UK and has more than 30 years’ experience in the


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radio communications industry in roles ranging from communications engineering, technical training and sales engineering, to product management. She has worked with many industry groups over the years, both in the UK and globally.


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Iain Cox Solid case (p44)


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Council. Of his 34 years in the fire service, the last ten were as chief fire officer of Royal Berkshire. From 2009 to 2011, he was a board member of the Chief Fire Officers Association, focused on prevention and protection.


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Silke Hendricks Safe return (p28)


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Silke is managing director of Ballyclare and has secured significant tender wins, as well as acquiring private


customers in the UK and Europe. With her experience, knowledge and passion, she is leading Ballyclare into an exciting and ambitious new stage of development.


Iain chairs the Business Sprinkler Alliance, National Fire Sprinkler Network and Fire Risk Assessment Competency


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Liz is the FPA’s membership and publications manager, and a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Marketing.


Richard Jenkins Learn by example (p48)


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Richard became chief executive officer of the National Security Inspectorate (NSI) in 2014. Stemming from the 1970s, NSI


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marked 20 years’ independence from the Loss Prevention Council in 2018 and has offered BAFE’s fire safety schemes for 15 years. His experience in the UK and EMEA private sector spans sales, retail and wholesale distribution, manufacturing, international logistics and quality systems at IKEA, Chubb, Steelcase and Caterpillar.


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Simon Mabb Advance guard (p24)


Simon is managing director of Romero Insurance Brokers. He has more than 25 years of experience


in the commercial insurance business, and is well versed in managing risks and protecting businesses when they need it most.


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Warren Spencer FSO in focus (p18), Fair share (p36)


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A specialist in fire safety law, Warren is managing director


and fire safety solicitor at Blackhurst Budd Solicitors. He currently prosecutes for a number of fire and rescue services nationwide, including Lancashire, Greater Manchester, Cumbria, Cheshire, Merseyside, and Hereford and Worcester. In addition, Warren provides fire safety legal training for a wide range of public and private sector groups.


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Alexander Wildish Deep impacts (p40)


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Alexander has acquired more than 14 years of investigative experience working for the UK


government, the police and various engineering consultancies. He has a Master’s degree in Building Services and is a Chartered Engineer registered with the Institute of Mechanical Engineers, as well as a fellow and chairman of the disciplinary committee for the Charted Institute of Plumbing and Heating Engineering. Since 2015, Alexander’s consultancy, Engineering Forensics Ltd, has specialised in providing expert advice on major losses involving escapes of water, oil and waste water. Following expansion, the company now investigates major fires and construction failures and also runs its own materials laboratory.


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