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Georgia Smith
Adrian Field
Jack Hince
Jack joined Worcester BID in April 2013 having previously been employed by VisitWorcester since March 2007 as CityNet Crime Reduction Manager. His main role is to co-ordinate and manage the Worcester CityNet Anti-Crime Group and his post has been funded by the BID since April 2010 via the project to cover the cost of the member businesses' membership fee. This group is a professional approach to combating retail and city centre crime in Worcester. Crime reduction initiatives involving retailers, the police and other agencies throughout Worcester share good practice, information and promote partnership working. Jack is a retired police officer who spent the last 21 years of his service in Worcester. Originally from Wales, and proud of his Welsh heritage, Jack and his family live in Worcester and he is dedicated to his role in helping make the city a safer place to shop. Jack can be contacted Tuesday to Friday (20 hours per week) on 01905 722269 or by email jack.hince@visitworcester.com
Hazel Shephard
Hazel joined Worcester BID in March 2010 as the BID Co-Ordinator.
She grew up in Malvern and has lived and worked in Worcestershire for the majority of her life. Hazel was formerly the office manager at Tudor Grange Academy and also has many years experience working in corporate events for a local event company EML, Event Management & Logistics Ltd. She loves to cook and bribes her colleagues with cakes and biscuits. She also enjoys cycling in the summer months down by the river and racecourse.
Jean Lowth
Charlotte Moulton
Charlotte joined Worcester BID in September 2012 as the BID Levy Administrator and is responsible for the collection of the BID levy including producing reports on progress. She formerly worked in the retail world of banking as a Personal Banker/Manager for 23 years. She grew up in Pershore and went to school in Worcester.
Michelle Payne
Michelle joined Worcester BID in September 2012 as a BID Street Ranger.
Her main role as a visible presence on our streets is to work together with businesses, visitors and people of Worcester to provide a friendlier, more informed, safer and cleaner city, working closely with the Police and CCTV.
Michelle has lived in Worcester most of her life. For the last 10 years Michelle worked for a UK Charter Airline at Birmingham and Bristol International Airports. Michelle also worked for the Worcester Tourist Information Centre in 2001-2002 and has completed Customer Service training programmes with Welcome Host and Welcome International. Michelle is also first aid trained. In her spare time, Michelle enjoys socialising, travelling and walking.
Nadja von Dahlen

