NOTICES
Information Technologists’ Company
Our Panels and Committees: Key Contacts
Committees (reporting to Court)
Communications and PR Committee
Andrew Hubbard
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Jonathan Sinfield
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Education and Training Committee
Phil Jones
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Roger Johnson
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Industry Committee
Alistair Fulton
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Adrian Mendoza
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Panels
Arts Panel
Martin Black
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John Medlock
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Employment Panel
Paul Finch
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Nick Claydon
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Entrepreneurship Panel
Geoff Morris
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Serhiy Kovela
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Ethical and Spiritual Development Panel
Chris Rees
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Basil Cousins
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Events Panel
Kerri Mansfield
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Jolyon Parsons
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Government Panel
Ray Long
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Les Fraser
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Information Security Panel
Philip Virgo
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Roger Ellis
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Archivist’s Corner
IT Accessibility Panel
Dr Jean Irvine OBE
Dr David Rippon
Law Panel
Dr Stefan Fafinski
Simon Halberstam
Medicine and Health Panel
Andrew Earnshaw
Nayan Shah
Pro Bono & Projects Panel
Gary Moore
Alan Brooks
Technology Panel
Dr Jerry Gross
Dr Alan Shepherd
Royal Signals Liaison
Mike Williams
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Social Groups
Golf Club
Peter Cordery
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WCIT Thames Valley Social Club
Michael Winslow
michael@newdawn partners.com
Ski Club
Dr Alan Shepherd
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Journeyman Scheme
Roger Dimmock
Edward Wolton
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Bargemaster
John Gavin
[email protected]
Track these groups via the website members’
area at www.wcit.org.uk
Hall for Hire
Autocorrected by our Honorary Archivist John Poulter...
F
rom the Archivist’s
corner, two small
corrections ought to be
made to a couple of items in the
last issue of Monitor, No. 60:
Page 3: a Lord Mayor’s visit to
the WCIT Hall
This should have reported that
this was the first official visit to
the WCIT Hall by an incumbent
Lord Mayor since the Hall had
had the honour of being
officially opened by the
incumbent Lord Mayor, Sir
David Howard, on 20th
September, 2001.
More recently, of course, Junior
Warden Sir David Wootton will
have visited the Hall on
numerous occasions during his
year when Lord Mayor, but these
visits would not have been in an
officia l capacity as incumbent
Lord Mayor.
Page 14: Tony Sale and
Bletchley Park
Tony Sale was not a founder
member of the WCIT. In fact,
Tony was quite late in joining the
WCIT, not becoming a Freeman
until 16th January 2008, and
remaining a Freeman. As it
happens, your Archivist knew
Tony from 1975, when he was
already a senior member of the
Bedfordshire Branch of the
British Computer Society.
Always very modest about his
achievements, Tony’s greatest
ones were then to come –
including building a replica of the
Colossus computer – to the extent
that they earned him a full page
obituary in The Times on 1st
September, 2011. Readers who
wish to know more about his life
and great achievements should
find them there.
The Hall provides excellent
catering whether a sandwich
lunch, buffet or an à la carte
dinner with helpful and
considerate staff to assist and
advise on individual
requirements.
T
he WCIT Hall is
available to hire for
seminars, small
conferences, dinners and
receptions with a variety of
rooms which allow for a flexible
meeting place with modern
facilities including laptop and
projector screen, flipcharts, Wi-Fi
and air conditioning throughout.
We encourage all members to
think of our rooms when looking
for venues and don’t forget; the
members rate is between 30-50%
off the normal rate and funds
raised will go towards boosting
contributions to our charitable
funds!
Please contact
[email protected] at the
The Livery Room has capability Hall for more information
to hold lunches/dinners for up to about room bookings for
50 guests or a seminar and/or
reception for up to 60 people. We corporate or private
also have a range of smaller
functions.
rooms available for meetings or
breakout sessions.
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