2017 – Page 4 – The Future Perfect Company

Interested in gardening? Check out Eleanor’s new blog
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Interested in gardening? Check out Eleanor’s new blog

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Tom Serpell, Inclusive Eastbourne
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Tom Serpell, Inclusive Eastbourne

Tom Serpell joined the Designing for the Future judging panel in 2013 and has been an enthusiastic supporter since. With a background in package design, he is a co-founder of Inclusive Eastbourne a business-led campaign to encourage businesses to be inclusive to all sectors of the population including older people.

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Richard Child, mobile designer
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Richard Child, mobile designer

Richard Child from Grid North Design has supported Designing for the Future since 2012. With a background in 3D Design, he switched paths to web development and got a job with Cabify, a Spanish startup based in Madrid where he worked on redesigning their iPhone and Android apps for more than 100,000 customers in 4 countries. Richard

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Maggie Winchcombe OBE, Years Ahead
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Maggie Winchcombe OBE, Years Ahead

Maggie Winchcombe OBE FCOT has been a judge for the Designing for the Future project since 2011. She brings extensive experience and expertise in the independent living sector. Maggie qualified as an occupational therapist in 1973 and, after working in the NHS, began specialising in information and advice about independent living products for consumers in

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Gretel Jones, Age UK
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Gretel Jones, Age UK

Gretel Jones has been a keen supporter of Designing for the Future acting as a judge from 2010 to 2015. Formerly Policy Officer (Consumer Affairs) at Age UK, Gretel brought her considerable experience and expertise to the judging panel.

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College of Richard Collyers
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College of Richard Collyers

We have been running Designing for the Future at the College of Richard Collyers in Sussex since 2010. Originally aimed at AS level students, it was subsequently incorporated into the A2 syllabus. The project is championed by Kate Sharp, Head of Faculty for Arts & Communications : Philippa and her team come in at key

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University of Brighton
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University of Brighton

The University of Brighton and particularly the Dean of the College of Art & Humanities, Professor Anne Boddington, have supported Designing for the Future from its inception in 2010. Starting as a competition for Design & Craft students, DFF has grown so that it is now an option across all the creative disciplines in the

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