Dear Delegate,
It gives us great pleasure to welcome you to our 7th Annual Sigma Conference in Aamby Valley, India.
Once again, Independent Pharmacy will have an opportunity to make its voice heard for the industry
and engage with pharmacy professionals who have given up their time to be with you. This year, our
conference theme is ‘Partnering for Purpose’ and will focus on how you can make a real difference in
2015 and overcome those difficult issues that require serious answers.
Your Aamby Valley location is one of India’s prime conference venues and we are sure you will have a
fantastic conference experience following the success of our previous conferences at Cancun, Mombasa,
Shanghai, Mauritius, Phuket and Windsor.
Our speakers this year cover a broad spectrum of practice skills within the pharmaceutical industry and
will bring a lot of insight and professional experience to help you get the independent sector moving
forward with serious commitment and vision. The speaker sessions will be more interactive this year,
allowing for some meaningful engagement with the presenters. In addition, we have organised some
key CPD sessions, a factory visit, ample networking opportunities and a comprehensive exhibition area
situated conveniently in the conference suite. Currently, India presents a very real potential for export
and you will have plenty of opportunity to quiz the export specialists who will be on hand to give expert
help and advice.
As with previous years, we have taken special care to create a conference experience that will not only
allow you to engage with the professional side of things, but also give you ample time to relax and take
in all the sights and wonders of India, at its best.
This conference booklet will give you all the information you require at your fingertips and the usual
Sigma Conference Team will be on hand to make your India 2015 experience a truly memorable one.
Namaste...and best wishes for a great time!
Bharat Shah
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Managing Director
Bhavin Shah
Manish Shah
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Director
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Director
Kamal Shah
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Director
Rajiv Shah
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Director
Hatul Shah
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Director
Paras Shah
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Director
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MUMBAI The jewel
of Maharashtra
Mumbai, also known as Bombay, is the capital city of the Indian
state of Maharashtra. It is the most populous city in India and the eighth
most populous city in the world, with an estimated city population of
18.4 million. Mumbai lies on the west coast of India and has a deep natural
harbour. It is also the wealthiest city in India and has the highest GDP of
any city in the south, west or central asia.
The seven islands that came to constitute Mumbai were home to
communities of fishing colonies and for centuries, the islands were under
the control of successive indigenous empires before being ceded to the
Portuguese and subsequently to the British East India Company. During
the mid-18th century, Bombay was reshaped by the Hornby Vellard
project, which undertook reclamation of the area between the seven
islands from the sea. Along with construction of major roads and railways,
the reclamation project, completed in 1845, transformed Bombay into
a major seaport on the Arabian Sea. Bombay in the 19th century was
characterized by economic and educational development. During the
early 20th century it became a strong base for the Indian independence
movement. Upon India’s independence in 1947 the city was incorporated
into Bombay State. In 1960, following the Samyukta Maharashtra
movement, a new state of Maharashtra was created with Bombay as the
capital. The city was renamed Mumbai in 1996.
Mumbai is the financial, commercial and entertainment capital of India. It
is also one of the world’s top ten centres of commerce in terms of global
financial flow, generating 6.16% of India’s GDP and accounting for 25% of
industrial output, 70% of maritime trade in India (Mumbai Port Trust &
JNPT), and 70% of capital transactions to India’s economy. The city houses
important financial institutions such as the Reserve Bank of India, the
Bombay Stock Exchange, the National Stock Exchange of India, major
scientific and nuclear institutes like BARC, NPCL, IREL, TIFR, AERB, AECI,
and the Department of Atomic Energy. The city also houses India’s Hindi
(Bollywood) and Marathi film and television industry. Mumbai’s business
opportunities, as well as its potential to offer a higher standard of living,
attracts migrants from all over India, making the city a melting pot of
many communities and cultures.
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Aamby VALLEY
Planned opulence
Aamby Valley, India’s first planned hill city, has been
established as an integrated development spanning an area of
10,600 acres. It is positioned as a premium, self-contained city with
an infrastructure that provides schooling, a hospital, power, water,
telecommunications, shopping facilities, a championship golf course, a
town plaza, a community centre, hospitality services and recreational
areas. Aamby Valley is a gated community, located 120 km from Mumbai,
lies 25 km off the town of Lonavala on the Mumbai–Pune expressway, it
is associated with high quality living, luxurious and spacious dwellings and
recreational and leisure facilities that is the boast of the south.
Every corner of the city has been purpose built to match international
luxury standards and the city exudes this from each of its prime locations.
The award winning Golf Course has been exclusively designed by David
Hemstock Associates (UK) and upgraded and remodelled to championship
standard by the PGA DC of Great Britain and Ireland. Aamby Valley City is
the only planned luxury city to have a PGA-accredited golfing academy.
The golf course is situated at 2,700 feet above sea level and is a marvel of
modern golfing architecture.
Experience a bit of Indian nostalgia when taking a sightseeing trip on the
Aamby Express, a 32-seater trackless train with digital lights and a music
system. Increase the adrenaline rush further by flying the turbo-powered
motor Stemme Gliders at a cruise speed of 280 km/hr. The experience will
leave you breathless. There’s a plethora of water sports at the Wetlands,
where you can indulge yourself with jet-skiing, motor boat rides, kayaking,
banana boat rides and much more.
If its quiet and tranquil you’re looking for, then the night safari is going
to be the ultimate experience where you will be able to take in Aamby
Valley’s animal life in a whole new way.
Plans are afoot to add a range of premium hospitality and recreational
properties and leisure facilities to the city, which will include world class
five star hotels, a theme park, a convention centre, a snow theme park, an
aquarium, an indoor sky diving attraction, an outlet mall, a concert theatre
and an eco spa.
At Aamby Valley, you will be part of an exclusive premium
gated city experience and not limited to conventionality.
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Excursions in
MUMBAI
Mumbai Heritage Walk
The Mumbai Heritage Walk begins with a morning drive to the
Gateway of India. The Gateway is Mumbai’s principle landmark
and its yellow basalt arch was erected on the waterfront in 1924,
to commemorate King George V’s visit to Mumbai in 1911. The
majestic Taj Mahal Palace and the Tower hotel was built in 1903
and is considered to be one of the key landmarks of the city. On
your Heritage walk, you will pass by the University of Mumbai, the Rajabahi Clock
Tower and the Chatrapati Shivaki Terminus.
Elephanta Caves
Excursion to Elephanta by motor launch (Caves closed on
Mondays). The island of Elephanta is just an hour away from
Mumbai by motor launch. The cave temples were excavated
between the 5th and 8th centuries AD and are famous for their
magnificently sculpted panels. The best known, is one that depicts
the Maheshmurti, a three-headed image of the Indian god Shiva.
This island was so named by the Portuguese after the large stone
elephant near the landing place and which now stands at
the Victoria and Albert Museum in the mainland. The caves are
reached by a stairway up the hillside from the ferry landing.
Dharavi Slum Tour
Dharavi, Asia’s largest ‘slum’ is home to nearly a million people.
In spite of the grime and the squalor, Dharavi is an area bustling
with activity, with a local economy estimated to be worth US
$500 million, and many rags-to-riches stories. A tour of Dharavi
will dispel the stereotypical depiction of a slum. It is the heart of
small scale industry in Mumbai with a wide range of industries
like recycling, pottery, embroidery, bakery, a soap factory,
leather tanning, pappadam manufacturing and many more.
Most of these cottage industries have been born out of sheer
innovation and operate in very tight spaces.
Mumbai Shopping Tour
Mumbai is known as a shopper’s paradise, and you’ll find
pretty much everything the country has to offer here.
Mumbai is set apart for its designer shops and malls than
its markets. However, if you’re after a bargain, a fabulous
photo opportunity, handmade jewellery or maybe pick up
some interesting souvenirs to take back home, you won’t be
disappointed. Your tour highlights include a trip to the famous
Colaba Causeway Market, which merges with the road and the
fashion street into a broadwalk.
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Excursions in
PUNE
Mahabaleshwar Excursion
Mahabaleshwar Hill station ranks high on the list of exciting
places to be visited. Its attraction lies in the surrounding
climate as well as its historical background. The sightseeing
tours, forts, waterfalls and temples will beckon a visit to
Mahabaleshwar. Tour highlights include: Lingmala Waterfalls,
Dhobi Waterfalls, Pratapgad Fort and Krishna Temple.
Pune/Lonavala Excursion
Start the day with visit to the Bhaja caves in Lonavala. These
second century Buddhist caves are a high priority tourist
attraction. There are 18 rock caves which were hand cut by
Bhuddist nuns and enshrine many sculptural carvings, like
a prince in a chariot, a prince seated on an elephant, armed
warriors, dancing couples and many more. After your visit to
the caves, you can take a casual drive, straight to Pune.
Pune Shopping Tour
Pune has developed into a major industrial zone and is
the epitome of a booming Maharashtran economy. The
commercial shopping areas in Pune attract a huge number
of people, offering a vast range of goods. You will find exotic
Indian goods and everyday commodities to suit your budget. Your
excursion will include a variety of famous shopping areas such as Chhatrapati Sambhaji Nagar
(Deccan Gymkhana), Juna Bazaar, Old Market, Laxmi Road and the Mahatma
Gandhi Road, which is the main fashion boulevard in Mumbai.
Your excursions include:
• Transport in an air-conditioned vehicle
• A local English-speaking guide
• All applicable taxes
• Mineral water during the tour
How to book your excursions?
Please book your excursions at the Citibond Travel hospitality desk. Prices are based on a minimum of 3 people
and are subject to availability. Prices may change due to exchange rate at the time of booking. Excursions can be
booked 48 hours before date of journey.
Cancellation terms
• No charges if cancelled 24 hours before date of journey.
• 50% cancellation charges apply if cancelled within 24 hours of journey.
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Mumbai & PUNE
Excursions: Timings &
Prices
1. Mumbai Heritage Walk
Tour duration (approximate)
5–6 hours
Tour timings
8:30 am – 2:00 pm
£25 per person
2. Elephanta Caves by motor launch (Caves closed on Mondays)
Tour duration (approximate)
4.5 hours
Tour timings
8:30 am – 1:00 pm
£35 per person
3. Dharavi Slum Tour
Tour duration (approximate)
5.5 hours
Tour timings
8:30 am – 1:30 pm
£50 per person
4. Mumbai Shopping Tour
Tour duration (approximate)
8–9 hours
Tour timings
10:30 am – 7:00 pm
£25 per person
5. Mahabaleshwar Excursion
Tour duration (approximate)
11 hours
Tour timings
7:30 am – 6:30 pm
£45 per person
6. Pune / Lonavala Excursion
Tour duration (approximate)
12 hours
Tour timings
7:30 am – 7:30 pm
£50 per person
7. Pune Shopping Tour
Tour duration (approximate)
12 hours
Tour timings
7:30 am – 6:30 pm
£50 per person
Terms & Conditions
Excursions can be booked at the Citibond Travel hospitality desk, located at the main reception area in Aamby
Valley. All prices shown here are in pounds sterling and subject to change and availability.
Please note: some excursions may require a minimum number and prices may change. Other terms &
conditions may apply.
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Your
SAHARA STAR
Accommodation
The Sahara Star Hotel Mumbai is an architectural masterpiece, considered to be one of the
finest business and leisure hotels in India. This 5 star hotel is strategically located just opposite
Mumbai’s domestic airport and magnificently blends Indian mysticism with culture, whilst
personifying the country’s progressive spirit marrying hallmark Indian hospitality with
ultra-modern technology.
The Sahara Star is an award winning hotel, designed and built by some of the leading
professionals from the industry who have created and built wonders like the Millennium Dome
and the Petronas Towers in Malaysia.
The hotel showcases a unique, pillarless dome construction, which is an architectural
masterpiece that blends aesthetics and functionality to produce one of the most individualized
hospitality experiences to be found anywhere in the world. The uniqueness is further enhanced
by the world’s first private dining room…inside a marine aquarium! Occupying some 55,000 sq.
ft. of real estate, the hotel is a distinct and contemporary destination, with 286 well-appointed guest rooms, inclusive of 14 luxurious suites. Nothing has been spared to deliver a
first-class living and dining experience that will showcase all that’s India at
its very best.
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Facilities at the
SAHARA STAR
The Sahara Star offers various types of guest rooms and suites, providing guests with a wide choice
of accommodation to suit their taste.
All the guest rooms and suites are equipped with world-class amenities including roller blinds, LCD
TVs, Wi-Fi connectivity, motorized curtains, glass bathrooms, dimmer touch panels for mood lighting
and much more. The spacious balconies have been carefully designed to provide you with the very
best panoramic views of the tropical lagoon and the open sky space.
Services & Facilities include:
• Laundry, dry cleaning & ironing services*
• Major credit cards accepted
• Baby services & products*
• Safe deposit lockers
• Banqueting & conferencing facility*
• Secretarial services*
• Business centre*
• Tour Guide services*
• Chauffeured car hire service*
• Sightseeing*
• Courier services*
• Wheelchairs
• Currency exchange
• Wi-Fi internet connectivity
• Doctor on call*
*Chargeable
Restaurants at the Sahara Star:
The Earth Plate (International)
The OCEAN (Fish Restaurant)
Namak (Indian)
25 Praganas (Bengali)
The East Asian Spice Trail
The Lagoon Lounge
The Bakery
The Diwine (Wine Cellar)
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Your Aamby VALLEY
Accommodation
At Aamby Valley no effort has been spared to bring you the very best in accommodation and
living comfort. Away from the heat and intensity of the Sigma conference sessions, you’ll be able
to unwind and relax in a selection of magnificent Chalets and Suites to indulge you, just for the
duration of your stay .
For 2015, we have laid on the following selection of accommodation at Aamby Valley:
Timber Chalets, Spanish Cottages, Burmese Chalets and Cabanas.
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Facilities at
Aamby VALLEY
Your Aamby Valley facilities include:
• Baby services & products*
• Banqueting & conferencing facility*
• Business centre*
• Currency exchange
• Doctor on call*
• Major credit cards accepted
• Safe deposit lockers
• Sightseeing*
• Wi-Fi internet connectivity in rooms*
• Sigma helpdesk to help book
Excursions, Spa and Golf
*Chargeable
Restaurants at Aamby Valley:
Woodpecker (International)
Legends (Casual)
Mabruk (Lebanese)
Namak (Indian)
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Facilities at
AAMBY VALLEY
Never a dull moment would be a good way of summing up a week spent at Aamby Valley.
This gated city has so much to offer and detailed below are a few of the key attractions that are
bound to catch your attention.
The Aamby Valley Gym:
Check out the Aamby Valley Gym for a good work out or just to keep fit while enjoying your time
at the resort. The use of the Gym is free for Sigma delegates.
Walking, Trekking and Jogging:
There are some great tracks and paths that lend themselves for walking and trekking. The
landscape is both spectacular and beckoning.
19 Degrees
For the young and ‘young at heart’, the 19 Degrees fun zone is a must. All manner of physical
endurance challenges make the 19 Degrees a place not to be missed whilst at the resort.
The Kids Zone:
Your children will be safe and well cared for at the Aamby Valley Kids Zone. Qualified staff and
caring attendants will wait on your little ones until you are ready to collect them.
The Aamby Valley Cinema
Enjoy a selection of two films a day with a choice of popular Indian and international hits. You
can check each day at the Sigma hospitality desk for the films of the day.
A Hospital at Aamby Valley:
If you should require any medical care and attention, the Aamby Valley Hospital is on site and
ready to be at your service. This service is chargeable.
Cash on demand:
There are ATM machines at the Sahara Star and at Aamby Valley to cater for your cash needs.
Drinks are included: At any one of the 5 bars on site:
Legends
Open till late
Woodpecker
Open till 11.00 pm
Auditorium
Open till 2.00 pm
Chalet Pool Bar
Open 11.00am – 6.00 pm
Lagoon Pool Bar
Open 2.00pm – 6.00 pm
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Golf at
Aamby VALLEY
Exclusive 24 hour
floodlit golfing!
Your optional complimentary round includes:
- One 18 hole round of golf
- Shared golf cart between two players
- Drinks at the club house and around the course
- Transportation round trip
Excludes:
Rental Clubs: Available (Must be pre-booked)
Shoe Rental: Available
Range Balls to be purchased.
All players must have a complete set of clubs,
proper golf attire at all times on the course and in the
club house. Jeans or swim wear are not permitted.
Available Tee Times
The Aamby Valley Golf is an exclusive floodlit course
and is open 24 hours.
Please email Aamby Valley on the email addresses below
with your preferred tee times.
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Places Only
so book
early!
The Sigma
Grand Golf Tournament
Tuesday 17 February at 2.30 pm
Make sure you put your name
down for the Grand Golf
Tournament at Aamby Valley.
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shabanak@aambyvalley.com
(cc) email: tarandeepr@aambyvalley.com
Please note:
email:
All reservations are subject to availability and cannot be considered
confirmed until you have received a written confirmation from
Aamby Valley. Once reservations are made they cannot be changed or
amended. The Resort credit can only be used for Spa or Golf (but not
combined). Unused resort credit cannot be redeemed in cash nor can
it be used towards payment of any other items charged to your room.
As the Golf Course is very busy during this period, we highly
recommend that you pre-book your rounds prior to travel in
order to avoid disappointment.
NB: Golf Bags are NOT part of the the baggage allowance and
will need to be paid as an extra charge.
Something for the spouses at
Aamby VALLEY
Aamby Valley’s special treats await those who want to spend a little time and make that extra
special effort to learn from some of India’s seasoned professionals and expert artisans.
Learn to dance…Bollywood style!
Aamby Valley has become quite a hub for Indian dances. For those
who would like to expand their knowledge of Indian dances or just
take part for curiosity’s sake, make a bold move and take the floor
with the able help and guidance of one of India’s top choreographers,
Shubash Dhang.
The venue: Pond 2
Date and time: 17th Feb - 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm
18th Feb - 4.00 pm - 6.00 pm
Indian cooking for all
You don’t have to be Madhur Jaffrey to come to the Aamby Cooking
classes. The resort 5 star chefs will lead the way in showing you
how to cook up an authentic Indian meal. The recipes will leave
your palate awash with exotic flavours and tastes that will have you
rushing back to your kitchen to recreate the selfsame meal…perfect
every time! The venue: Namak Restaurant
Date and time: 17th Feb - 10.00 am - 1.00 pm
An optional complimentary Spa Treatment at Aamby Valley
Indian Spa Treatment is something of a speciality at Aamby Valley.
The trained staff will bring to bear all their experience combined
with ayurvedic techniques to deliver a refreshing and relaxing body
massage. Each delegate is allowed a free Spa treatment with the
compliments of Sigma (or an alternative Golf round).
The venue: The Spa Aamby Valley
Date and time: Daily between 10.00 am - 7.00 pm
Each delegate qualifies for a complimentary voucher
for a free round of Golf or for a Spa Treatment.
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Your daily itinerary at
Aamby VALLEY
DAY 1 - Friday 13/Saturday 14 February 2015
Group 1: Departures to Mumbai on Jet Airways Friday 13th night
18:00
Check in at London Heathrow (Terminal 4)
21:05
Depart on Jet Airways Flight 9W117
11:25
Arrive in Mumbai International Airport
Please refer to arrival procedure below
13:30 - 15:00
Lunch at the Sahara Star - Jade Ballroom
19:30 - 22:00
Dinner at the Sahara Star - Jade Ballroom
Group 2: Departures to Mumbai on Jet Airways Sat 14th morning
07:05
Check in at London Heathrow (Terminal 4)
10:05
Depart on Jet Airways Flight 9W119
00:30
Arrive in Mumbai International Airport. Arrival procedure:
On arrival into Mumbai Airport proceed to the luggage reclaim area.
After collecting your luggage and clearing customs our guides will be
on hand to escort you to the coaches for transfer to the hotel. Please
ensure your luggage is placed on the coach before boarding. It is
important that your luggage is labelled clearly with your personalised
name tags (enclosed in your pack). Transfer to Sahara Star Hotel.
Hotel check in: Delegates will be required to give a photocopy of
their passport and visa page (and a photocopy of their OCI or PIO if
applicable). Please make sure you keep your passport safe for your
return flight. Your luggage will be delivered directly to your room.
Please make sure your bags are kept OUTSIDE THE ROOM*.
01:30
Welcome Finger Buffet at the Sahara Star - Jade Ballroom
DAY 2 - Sunday 15 February 2015 - Sahara Star & Aamby Valley
07:00 - 12:30
Breakfast for early risers/Lunch for late risers - Jade Ballroom
12:00 - 14:00
Coach departs for Aamby Valley from the Sahara Star
15:30- 17:30
Arrive Aamby Valley Convention Hall
16:00 - 18:00
High Tea at Pond 2
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2
20:00
Orientation welcome dinner in the Auditorium at Amby Valley
*Remember to leave your luggage (other than your essential overnight bag) outside your room.
Your daily itinerary at
Aamby VALLEY
DAY 3 - Monday 16 February 2015 - Aamby Valley
07:00 - 10:00 Breakfast at The Auditorium
09:15 - 13:15
Morning Business Session - The Auditorium
13:15 - 14:30
Lunch at The Auditorium
14:30 -15:30
Afternoon Business Session - The Auditorium
16:00 - 17:30
High Tea at Pond 2
19:30
Theme Dinner - Moroccan Night at the Town Square
DAY 4 - Tuesday 17 February 2015 - Aamby Valley
07:00 - 10:00 Breakfast at The Auditorium
09:00 - 13:30
Morning Business Session - The Auditorium
13:30 - 14:30
Lunch at The Auditorium
14:30 -15:30
Afternoon Business Session - The Auditorium
14:30 - 18:30
Golf Tournament at the Golf Club
16:00 - 17:30
High Tea at Pond 2
19:30
Theme Dinner - Mexican Night at the Fishermans Wharf
DAY 5 - Wednesday 18 February 2015 - Aamby Valley
07:00 - 10:00 Breakfast at The Auditorium
09:30 - 13:30
Morning Business Session - The Auditorium
13:30 - 14:30
Lunch at The Auditorium
14:30 -15:00
Afternoon Business Session - The Auditorium
16:00 - 17:30
High Tea at Pond 2
19:30
GALA Dinner - Royal Rajasthan Night at the Naga Village
All delegates need to assemble at Campfire Point where you will be ferried by boat to the Naga Village
Spouse Activities - Aamby Valley
16:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 17th - Bollywood style Indian dances - Pond 2
16:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 18th - Bollywood style Indian dances - Pond 2
10:00 - 13:00
Tuesday 17th - Indian Cooking for all - Namak
10:00 -19:00
Daily - Spa Treatments - The Spa Aamby Valley
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Your daily itinerary at
Aamby VALLEY
DAY 6 - Thursday 19 February 2015 - Aamby Valley
07:00 - 10:00 Breakfast at The Auditorium
10:00 - 14:00
Pharmaceutical Factory visit to EMCURE LTD (Factory visit optional)
11:00 - 17:30
Beach Party - Hawaiian theme- The Lagoon Beach
19:00 - 21:30
Dinner - Dine Around at any of the 3 restaurants:
Woodpecker, Namak and the Mabruk. Please make sure you
book at the Sigma Hospitality desk to make reservations.
DAY 7 - Friday 20 February 2015 - Aamby Valley & Sahara Star
07:00 - 09:00 Morning breakfast at Pond 2 and check out
08:00 - 10:00 Coaches to Mumbai
12:00 - 13:00
Arrival and check in at Sahara Star or a drop at the Shopping
Mall or Street - No lunch
13:00 - 18:00
Free afternoon in Mumbai
17:30
Collection of delegates from Shopping Mall/Shopping Street
19:30 - 01:00
Theme Dinner - Gujarati Night (Renowned Garba and Dandiya group)
DAY 8 - Saturday 21 February 2015 - Mumbai
07:00 - 10:00 Breakfast at Sahara Star - Jade Ballroom
07:00 - 09:30 Departure for delegates taking extensions
09:30 - 17:30
Free day in Mumbai - Free coach excursion in central Mumbai
20:00 - 23:00 Dinner at the Sahara Star - Jade Ballroom
23:00
Departure for London Jet Airways Flight 9W120
DAY 9 - Sunday 22 February 2015 - Mumbai
07:00 - 10:00 Morning breakfast and check out (by 12:00 noon)
Flights for delegates taking extensions
10:00
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Flights to London for remaining delegates
Sigma Conference
ITINERARY
Monday 16 February 2015 - The Auditorium
09:15–09:30
Bharat Shah, Manish Shah and Kamal Shah (Sigma Directors)
Claire Ward Conference Chair
Introductions and welcome
09:30–10:00
Mr S V Veerramani, President, Indian Manufacturers Association
An overview of the Medicine Market in India
10:00–10:45
Warwick Smith, Director General, British Generic Manufacturers’
Association - An overview of the Generics Market in the UK
10:45–11:15
Tea/coffee break
11:15–12:15
Nicola King (Ex NHS England), Managing Director of ThiNKnow Ltd
Navigating the NHS commissioning system; a practical guide
12:15–13:15
Sue Sharpe OBE, Chief Executive, Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating
Committee and Mike Dent, Chief Financial Officer, Pharmaceutical
Services Negotiating Committee: NHS Funding now and in the future
13:15–14:30
Lunch
14:30–15:30
LIVE VIDEO LINK
14:30–15:30
The Summit
14:30–15:30
The Summit
Duncan Rudkin, Chief Executive & Registrar, General Pharmaceutical
Council and Mark Voce, Head of Inspections, General Pharmaceutical
Council - How to be excellent
UK Trade & Investment Team
Training in Exports
Global Infosys Team, India
Outsourced Bookkeeping Services for Pharmacy
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Sigma Conference
ITINERARY
Tuesday 17 February 2015 - The Auditorium
09:00–09:15
Mr Kumar Iyer, Deputy British High Commissioner, Mumbai Office
Welcome address
09:15–10:15
David Reissner, Partner and Head of Healthcare, Charles Russell
Solicitors - Partnering in a legal and regulatory framework
10:15–11:00
Collette Johnson, Medical Director, Praxtec Consulting Ltd
Technology that will benefit pharmacy in the new NHS
11:00–11:30
Tea/coffee break
11:30–12:30
Hemant Patel, Secretary, North East London Local Pharmaceutical
Committee and former President of the Royal Pharmaceutical
Society GB - Self Care Pharmacy
12:30–13:30
John Zucker, Partner/Director, Matthew Arnold and Baldwin Solicitors
and Ash Pandya, Chief Executive Officer, Essex Local Pharmaceutical
Committee - Pharmacy - making it happen
13:30–14:30
Lunch
14:30–15:30
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Lesley Johnson, Royal Pharmaceutical Society Faculty Development
Lead - Growing as an RPS Mentor - Pharmacy Magazine working
with RPS
Sigma Conference
ITINERARY
Wednesday 18 February 2015 - The Auditorium
09:00–09:45
Dr Pawan Agrawal, President, Agrawal Group of Institutes
Logistics - Working against the odds - Mumbai Tiffin Carriers
09:45–10:15
Ian Strachan, Chairman, National Pharmaceutical Association
Future of Independents
10:15–10:45
Helen Gordon, Chief Executive, Royal Pharmaceutical Society and
Ashok Soni OBE, President, Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Professional Partnership - Making a difference with you
10:45–11:15
Sean Dixon, Regional Director, Services and Healthcare, Royal Bank of
Scotland - Healthcare Industry - Financial Overview
11:15–11:30
Tea/coffee break
11:30–12:00
Rajiv Shah, Director, Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Services and new initiatives at Sigma
12:00–13:30
Claire Ward, Chief Executive, Independent Pharmacy Federation
and Fin McCaul, Chairman, Independent Pharmacy Federation
Back to the Future - Partnering for Patients and Profit
13:30–14:30
Lunch
14:30–15:00
Neil Parker, Chief Economist, Market Strategist, Director, Royal Bank of
Scotland, Desk Strategy - Economic overview of the UK
LIVE VIDEO LINK
Thursday 19 February 2015
10:00–14:00
EMCURE LTD - Pune
Pharmaceutical factory visit (MHRA/USFDA approved)
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The Sigma sponsored
CHARITY 2015
Our sponsored charity this year, allows us to make a very real and profound
difference in the lives of needy children in India. To meet this commitment,
we would ask you to bring any used or unwanted clothes, books, games
and toys with you to Aamby Valley. We will collect these from you at the
designated area in the Auditorium and ensure it reaches the charity.
Your kind contribution is much appreciated.
(Please remember, Jet Airways allows each passenger 2 bags).
Kamlabai Educational & Charitable Trust
Kamlabai Educational & Charitable Trust was established in 1998 at Vikhroli,
Mumbai by the late Shri Girdharilalji Agrawal with the intention of providing
education to the deprived masses of the society.
Social Ventures
• 3 Schools and 3 Junior Colleges located in economically
backward areas providing education to economically
and socially underprivileged children.
• Dadasaheb Govindram Literacy Centre providing free
education to illiterate hawkers and labourers.
• Agrawal Institute of Management & Technology (AIMT) providing professional and industry standard education to working people.
• Mumbai Dabbawala Education Centre providing free
Computer training and English speaking courses to
Dabbawalas, their children and other socially
deprived people.
Social Events
• Health checkup camps
• Eye checkup camps
• Donations for earthquake affected people
• Free books and notebook distribution in slum areas
Future Ventures
• Dr. Pawan Agrawal Research Centre: Logistics and
Supply Chain Research Centre.
• Girdharilal Govindram Agricultural Research and Training Centre: An agricultural research centre targeting the enrichment of Indian farmers, providing them with technological knowledge and support.
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Our Mission is: Education for all
DRESS CODE &
CONTACT DETAILS
Dress Code for Sigma Events
Sunday 15 Feb
Smart casual
Monday 16 Feb
Moroccan Evening - Smart casual or Moroccan attire*
Tuesday 17 Feb
Mexican Evening - Smart casual or Mexican attire*
Wednesday 18 Feb
Rajasthani Evening - Smart casual or Safari attire*
Thursday 19 Feb
Dine Around - Smart casual
Friday 20 Feb
Gujarati Evening - Smart casual or Indian attire
Conference Sessions Speakers: Lounge suit/Delegates: Smart casual
Breakfast, lunch and dining around the hotels: Casual (no swim wear)
*Please note: It can get a bit chilly in the evenings and suitable clothing is recommended
(Jacket or light pullover).
Contact Details
Sigma Coordinator
UK Telephone
India Telephone
Andy Coomar
01923 241311
TBA
Bhargav Gor
07940729525
TBA
Bharat Shah
+91 9920018385
Pankaj Vyas
TBA
Citibond Coordinator
UK Telephone
India Telephone
Hiten Pindolia
0208 206 3638
TBA
Hitesh Mehta
0208 206 3638
TBA
Conference Hospitality Desk
Located in the Auditorium at Aamby Valley and in the main lobby at the Sahara Star.
Open between 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Event Organiser
Citibond Travel is the event organiser for this conference and should you require any
assistance, our dedicated staff will be available to assist you during your stay in India.
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Important Notes
Climate
The average temperature ranges
from 10°C - 25°C in February.
Required Clothing
Lightweight at daytime and
warmer clothing for the evenings.
Credit Cards
Credit cards are normally
accepted by banks, most hotels,
restaurants and tourist shops.
Baggage Allowance:
Jet Air
Drinking bottled water is
advisable at all times and
provided in every room.
Economy: 2 bags at 23KG
(Please Note: A Golf Bag will be
part of the two bag allowance
and not an extra piece).
Business Class: 3 bags at 32KG
(Please Note: A Golf Bag will be
part of the three bag allowance
and not an extra piece).
Language
Luggage Tags
Vaccination
The best guidance is to contact
your GP and get medical advice.
Drinking Water
Hindi is the official language but
English is also widely spoken.
Religion
Mainly Hindu with various other
religions.
Economy
The Economy of India is the
tenth-largest in the world by
nominal GDP and the third-largest
by purchasing power parity (PPP).
The country is one of the G-20
major economies, a member of
BRICS and a developing economy
that is among the top 20 global
traders according to the WTO.
Electricity: Domestic electric
current is 210 volts - 220 volts.
Please carry adaptors, as plugs
in Aamby Valley are round 3 pin.
Currency
Official currency is the INR.
Exchange Rate
Your personalised luggage
tags are enclosed with your
conference pack. It is very
important that these are attached
to your check-in luggage and
clearly visible. Failure to do this
may result in delay in getting
your luggage to your room at
the resort.
Business Hours
Most businesses and shops are
open from 9am to 10pm, very
few are closed between 2pm and
4pm. Government office hours
are generally from 9am
to 5pm, Banking hours vary
among institutions, but most
open at 9am and close between
4 and 5pm.
Tips
It’s customary to leave 10% in
tips, depending on service outside
the Sahara Star Hotel and Aamby
Valley.
£1 = 93 Rupees
$1 = 60 Rupees
(Rates are approx.)
Iron & ironing boards
Time Difference
Hair dryers
UTC/GMT - 5.5 hours
Exchange & ATM
Money exchange is available at
the Sahara Star Hotel and at
Aamby Valley.
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Are provided in rooms at the
resort.
Are provided in rooms at the
resort.
Wristbands
Wristbands will be provided at
check-in to signify that you are
part of the conference ‘allInclusive package’. They will need
to be worn throughout your stay.
The cost of lost wristbands is
£50 each.
Internet Rates
Free Wi-fi at the Sahara Star
and in the Auditorium at Aamby
Valley, but payable in rooms at
Aamby Valley by contacting the
reception.
Local SIM Cards
Local SIM cards or mini SIM cards
are available to order from the
hospitality desk for £10 each
which includes phone and data
package. Please allow 24 hours
after ordering. Please note you
will require an unlocked phone to
be able to use the SIM card. Also
supply a copy of your passport,
visa page and a passport photo.
Hospitality Desk
A member of staff will be
available to assist you. The Sigma
hospitality desk will be located in
the Auditorium at Aamby Valley
and the Jade Hall reception at the
Sahara Star.
Telephone
Area code: Mumbai (+22)
Passports & Visas
A valid passport is required by
all visitors to India, as well as a
return ticket. British Passport
and all foreign passport holders
require visas.
Travel Insurance
It is a condition of travel that you
have fully comprehensive travel
insurance before you travel.
Conference Delegates List:
Title
Surname
First Name
Company
Title
Surname
First Name
Company
Dr
Agarwal
Pawan
Agoruall Group Of Institutes
Mr
Dey
Debangshu
Medreich
Mrs
Agarwal
Pawan
Agoruall Group Of Institutes
Mast.
Dey
Diganta
Medreich
Mr
Aggarwal
Ashok Kumar
Ashchem Ltd
Mr
Dixon
Sean
Regional Director RBS UK
Mrs
Aggarwal
Shobha
Ashchem Ltd
Mr
Durbidge
Jamie Lee
Mylan
Mr
Al Doori
Mohammed
Crescent Pharma Ltd
Ms
Elkerton
Simone
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mrs
Al Doori
Linda
Crescent Pharma Ltd
Miss
Fairhurst
Kathryn
Lucispharma Ltd
Mr
Al Doori
Laith
Crescent Pharma Ltd
Mrs
Flint
Rachel
Alliance Healthcare
Mr
Amin
Rajesh
Lion Pharmacy
Mr
Fraser Pye
Graham
Aspire Pharma Ltd
Mrs
Amin
Paru
Lion Pharmacy
Mrs
Fraser Pye
Jacqueline
Aspire Pharma Ltd
Mr
Amin
Sheeten
Kaychem Ltd
Mr
French
Paul
Sanofi
Mrs
Amin
Kalpana
Kaychem Ltd
Mr
Gadhia
Danesh
Morningside
Miss
Amlani
Anjali
R F Blackburn
Dr
Gadhia
Kishan
Morningside
Mr
Amlani
Shantilal
R F Blackburn
Mrs
Gadhia
Tarla
Morningside
Mrs
Amlani
Nalini
R F Blackburn
Mr
Gadhvi
Maheshkumar
Coversure
Mr
Anand
Surana
Microlabs Ltd
Mrs
Gadhvi
Nitula
Coversure
Surana
Microlabs Ltd
Mr
Ginai
Musharraf
Tillomed Laboratories Ltd
Mrs
Mr
Atkinson
Roy
Accord Healthcare
Mrs
Ginai
Nazma
Tillomed Laboratories Ltd
Mr
Badiani
Rajendra
Williams Chemist
Mr
Patel
Kehul
Global Infosys Ltd
Mrs
Badiani
Bindu
Williams Chemist
Mr
Gor
Bhargav
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Ballard
Peter
Director Dexcel UK
Mrs
Gor
Bhargavi
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mrs
Banerjee
Aditi
Medreich
Mr
Gor
Mit
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Bhakta
Bhaskerbhai
Blackwood Pharmacy
Mast.
Gor
Deevya
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mrs
Bhakta
Minaxiben
Blackwood Pharmacy
Mrs
Gordon
Helen
Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Dr
Bhatt
Dhiren Ashok
Rainbow Pharmacy
Mr
Gordon
Iaan
Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Mrs
Bhatt
Mradula
Rainbow Pharmacy
Mr
Gudka
Nitin
Green Lanes Pharmacy
Dr
Bhavsar
CRO India
Mrs
Gudka
Nita
Green Lanes Pharmacy
Mr
Bowen
Craig Andrew
Dr Reddys Lab UK
Mr
Guest
David Berry
Wockhardt UK
Mr
Bracey
Jonathan
JB360 Solutions
Mr
Gujral
Jagjeet Singh
S C Williams Pharmacy
Mr
Broer
Thomas
Kent Pharmaceuticals
Mrs
Gujral
Gurdeep Kaur
S C Williams Pharmacy
Mr
Chaplin
Paul
Chanelle Medical
Ms
Gukta
Shalini
Express Pharma India
Mr
Chopra
Sunil
The Village Pharmacy
Mr
Gukta
Udit
UKTI British High Comsission India
Mrs
Chopra
Sushma
The Village Pharmacy
Mr
Harania
Venichand
Mango Pharmacy
Mr
Chotai
Bipinchandra
Waremoss Ltd
Mrs
Harania
Hamlata
Mango Pharmacy
Mrs
Chotai
Sudha Pratibha
Waremoss Ltd
Mr
Haria
Rajesh
Avicenna PLC
Mr
Chubb
Patrick
Genesis Ltd
Mrs
Haria
Nisma
Avicenna PLC
Mrs
Chubb
Elizabeth
Genesis Ltd
Miss
Harilal
Deeksha Priscilla
Herbert and Herbert
Miss
Collins
Annabelle
Chemist & Druggist
Mrs
Harris
Kathleen
Ashurst Generics Ltd
Mr
Coomar
Andrew
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Hart
Luke
Creo Pharma Ltd
Mrs
Coomar-Papadiakou
Katherine
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mrs
Hey
Michelle
Creo Pharma Ltd
Mr
Cox
Peter Noel Miller
Dalkeith Laboratories Ltd
Mr
Hiremat
Preetham Sharma
Brown & Burk UK Ltd
Mrs
Cox
Diane Jane
Dalkeith Laboratories Ltd
Mrs
Hiremat
Sheela Sharma
Brown & Burk UK Ltd
Mr
Davis
Thomas Neil
Actavis UK Ltd
Mast.
Hiremat
Shreya Sharma
Brown & Burk UK Ltd
Mr
Delaney
Steven
Ashurst Generics Ltd
Miss
Hiremat
Tanvi Sharma
Brown & Burk UK Ltd
Mr
Dent
Michael
PSNC
Mr
Imms
Martin
Glenmark Pharmaceuticals
Mr
Devlukia
Prabodhkumar Nilkanth
Costessey Pharmacy
Mr
Beighton
John
Amco
Mrs
Devlukia
Meena Prabodhkumar
Costessey Pharmacy
Mr
Devaney
Jeremy
Amco
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Title
Surname
First Name
Company:
Title
Surname
First Name
Company
Mr
Israelsohn
Hilton
Impectron Ltd
Mrs
Mcelrea
Fiona
Whithorn Pharmacy
Mr
Iyer
Ram
Pro Life India
Mr
Mehta
Vinay
Coral Pharmacy
Jacob
Maju
UKTI British High Commission India
Mrs
Mehta
Bhavna
Coral Pharmacy
Mr
Jetha
Salim Kassamali
Avicenna plc
Mr
Mehta
Bharatkumar
Metwest Ltd
Mrs
Jetha
Azmina
Avicenna plc
Mrs
Mehta
Purnima
Metwest Ltd
Mr
Jiwani
Shirazdin Chhagan
Riddlesdown Pharmacy
Mr
Mehta
Hitesh
Citibond Travel
Mrs
Jiwani
Farida Shirazdin
Riddlesdown Pharmacy
Mrs
Mehta
Sandhya
Citibond Travel
Miss
Johnson
Collette
Plextek Consulting
Ms
Mehta
Shayna
Citibond Travel
Mrs
Johnson
Lesley
Communications International Group
Ms
Mehta
Ashni
Citibond Travel
Mr
Johnson
Robert Paul
Communications International Group
Mr
Mehta
Aashish
Buisness Consultant India
Mr
Jones
Arthur Graham
Graham Jones Pharmacy Ltd
Mts
Metha
Ankita
Buisness Consultant India
Mrs
Jones
Julie Elizabeth
Graham Jones Pharmacy Ltd
Mr
Michaels
Garry
Dale Heath Ltd
Mr
Jones
Nicholas Graham
Graham Jones Pharmacy Ltd
Mrs
Michaels
Lynn
Dale Heath Ltd
Miss
Jones
Victoria Louise
Graham Jones Pharmacy Ltd
Mr
Mohamed
Shirazdin Ebrahim
Mornicrest Limited t/a Market Chemist
Mr
K.S.
Vasu
Fourrts India Ltd
Mrs
Mohamed
Tasnimbanoo Shirazdin
Mornicrest Limited t/a Market Chemist
Mr
Kanani
Jagdish Jethalal
J. J. Kanani Cranston Chemists LTD
Mr
Negi
Anuj
Le Passage
Mrs
Kanani
Keerti
J. J. Kanani Cranston Chemists LTD
Mrs
Ng
Koon Ying
Medreich Plc
King & King
Mrs
Kandola
Balwinder
Bell Chemist
Mr
Noorbhai
Zohair
Mr
Kandola
Santokh
Bell Chemist
Mr
Norsworthy
Paul
Zentiva
Mr
Kasmani
Mohamed Jamil
Kasmani Pharmacy
Mr
Obrien
Padraig
Communications Int. Group
Mrs
Kasmani
Rashida Banu
Kasmani Pharmacy
Mrs
Obrien
Elizabeth
Communications Int. Group
Mr
Kasmani
Mukhtar Ahmed
Kasmani Pharmacy
Mr
Obrien
Ronan
Communications Int. Group
Dr
Khan
Mohammed
Zadams Chemist Ltd
Mr
Pandya
Ashesh
Essex LPC
Mrs
Khan
Doreen
Zadams Chemist Ltd
Mrs
Solanki
Parvatiben
Asian Marketing Group
Savages Pharmacy
Mr
Khanna
Aneel Kumar
Sudbury Court Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Aniruddh
Mrs
Khanna
Neeta Kumari
Sudbury Court Pharmacy
Mrs
Patel
Reena
Savages Pharmacy
Mr
Khunkhuna
Sarvjit
Boots UK
Mast.
Patel
Nathan
Savages Pharmacy
Day Lewis Medical Ltd
Mrs
King
Nicola
NHS England
Mr
Patel
Jayantilal
Mr
King
Samuel
NHS England
Mrs
Patel
Minalben
Day Lewis Medical Ltd
Mr
Kohli
Subir
Dr Reddys Lab UK
Mr
Patel
Prakash
Wildwood Pharmacy
Wildwood Pharmacy
Mr
Lad
Vijaykumar
Ian Mc Ardles Ltd
Mrs
Patel
Anjana Prakash
Mrs
Lad
Rekhaben
Ian Mc Ardles Ltd
Mr
Patel
Nalin Keshavlal
Ashworth pharmacy Ltd
Mr
Ladha
Noordin Fidahussein
Noor Pharmacy
Mrs
Patel
Sandhya Nalin
Ashworth pharmacy Ltd
N D Chemist
Mrs
Ladha
Yasmin Noordin
Noor Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Narendra
Miss
Loomba
Nandita
Aurobindo
Mrs
Patel
Kalpana
N D Chemist
Mrs
Manders
Tracy Ann
Ideal Healthcare Ltd / Angel Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Rajat Jayantilal
Village Pharmacy
Village Pharmacy
Mr
Manji
Mukhtar
Kingsland Pharmacy
Mrs
Patel
Bina Rajat
Mrs
Manji
Mansura
Kingsland Pharmacy
Mrs
Patel
Niriksha
Bachu's Chemist
Mrs
Manro
Opinder Kaur
Sparcells Pharmacy / Clifton Pharmacy
Mrs
Patel
Artee
Bachu's Chemist
Mr
Manro
Upveer
Sparcells Pharmacy / Clifton Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Ghanshyam
Bachu's Chemist
Mr
Manro
Divak Kumar
Sparcells Pharmacy / Clifton Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Chandrakant
Venthams Pharmacy
Mr
Maroo
Dilip
Westbourne Pharmacy
Mrs
Patel
Jyotikaben
Venthams Pharmacy
Mrs
Maroo
Daksha
Westbourne Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Hiren Rameshchandra
Anand Sai Ltd / Springfield Pharmacy
Mr
McAuliffe
Sean
Ranbaxy UK Ltd
Mrs
Patel
Jignasha
Anand Sai Ltd / Springfield Pharmacy
Mr
McCaull
Fionan
Independent Pharmacy Federation
Mast.
Patel
Shay Hiren
Anand Sai Ltd / Springfield Pharmacy
Mr
Mcelrea
Keith Richard
Whithorn Pharmacy
Mast.
Patel
Sunay Hiren
Anand Sai Ltd / Springfield Pharmacy
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Title
Surname
First Name
Company:
Title
Surname
First Name
Company
Mr
Patel
Jitendra
Haddens Pharmacy
Mast.
Popat
Niam
Wessex Pharmacy Ltd
Wessex Pharmacy Ltd
Mrs
Patel
Hansa Jitendra
Haddens Pharmacy
Mast.
Popat
Nayan
Miss
Patel
Avni Jitendra
Haddens Pharmacy
Mr
Popat
Hiteshkumar
Popsons Chemist
Mr
Patel
Sunai
Park Street Pharmacy
Mrs
Popat
Mira
Popsons Chemist
Devonshire Healthcare Services
Mrs
Patel
Priya Jitendra
Park Street Pharmacy
Ms
Power
Mary
Miss
Patel
Lola Sunai
Park Street Pharmacy
Ms
Pradhan
Savita Anilkumar
Medicos Pharmacy
Mast.
Patel
Rohan Sunai
Park Street Pharmacy
Ms
Pragji
Priti
Mylan
Puri Chemist
Ms
Patel
Asmita
Perryvale Pharmacy
Mr
Puri
Dipak
Mr
Patel
Kiritbhai
Hollywood Pharmacy
Mrs
Puri
Anita
Puri Chemist
Mrs
Patel
Jivantika
Hollywood Pharmacy
Miss
Puri
Sophia
Puri Chemists
Mr
Patel
Kaushik Dahyabhai
Hawthorn pharmacy
Mr
Puri
Rahul
Puri Chemists
Mrs
Patel
Smita
Hawthorn pharmacy
Mr
Puri
Raj
Puri Chemists
Mr
Patel
Rikin
Sharmans Pharmacy
Mr
Rajani
Kamlesh Amratlal
Reems Pharmacy
Reems Pharmacy
Mrs
Patel
Jane
Sharmans Pharmacy
Mr
Rajani
Pratibha
Miss
Patel
Elina
Sharmans Pharmacy
Mr
Raval
Shaileshkumar
Ambe Medical Group
Miss
Patel
Kiera
Sharmans Pharmacy
Mrs
Raval
Aarti
Ambe Medical Group
Mr
Patel
Dileep
D P Mark
Mr
Reissner
David
Charles Russell Speechleys
Mrs
Patel
Ramilaben
D P Mark
Mrs
Reissner
Helen
Charles Russell Speechleys
Mr
Patel
Kalpesh
Kalpesh Pharmacy
Mr
Richardson
Bruce
Thornton & Ross
Mrs
Patel
Minoti
Kalpesh Pharmacy
Mr
Rowley
Drew
Macleods Pharmacy
Marksans
Mr
Patel
Hemantkumar
N E London Pharmaceutical Committee
Mr
Saldanha
Mark
Mrs
Patel
Snehlata
N E London Pharmaceutical Committee
Mrs
Saldanha
Mark
Marksans
Mr
Patel
Manojkumar
Sandylight Pharmacy
Miss
Seabrook
Tiegan
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Patel
Kalpna Manojkumar
Sandylight Pharmacy
Mr
Shah
Pankaj
Chemitex ltd
Mr
Patel
Kiran Navnitbhai
Beautychem Pharmacy
Mrs
Shah
Madhu
Chemitex ltd
Mrs
Patel
Nitaben
Beautychem Pharmacy
Mr
Shah
Dipan Ramniklal
Ideal Healthcare Ltd / Angel Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Pareshkumar
Singlewell Pharmacy
Mrs
Shah
Sejel Dipan
Ideal Healthcare Ltd / Angel Pharmacy
Mrs
Patel
Kiran
Singlewell Pharmacy
Miss
Shah
Daena Sofia
Ideal Healthcare Ltd / Angel Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Merul
Asian Business Publications Ltd
Miss
Shah
Kiyani Rea
Ideal Healthcare Ltd / Angel Pharmacy
Miss
Patel
Saroj
Asian Publications Ltd
Mr
Shah
Ritesh Maganlal
Shiluns Ltd-Onestop Pharmacy
Shiluns Ltd-Onestop Pharmacy
Mr
Patel
Kiritkumar
Orion Pharmacy
Mrs
Shah
Harsha Ritesh
Mrs
Patel
Purnima
Orion Pharmacy
Mrs
Shah
Minal
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Patel
Kiranbhai
Medigreen Pharmacy
Mr
Shah
Rajiv
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mrs
Patel
Shashi
Medigreen Pharmacy
Mr
Shah
Bharatkumar
Mr
Patel
Hasmukh
Auden McKenzie
Mrs
Shah
Jayoti
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mrs
Patel
Kumud
Auden McKenzie
Mr
Shah
Hatul
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Patel
Amit
Auden McKenzie
Mrs
Shah
Sonia
Ms
Patel
Jola
Auden McKenzie
Miss
Shah
Soraiya
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Ms
Patel
Indira
Auden McKenzie
Miss
Shah
Savannah
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Patel
Dahra
Indian Manufacturings' Associates
Mr
Shah
Paras
Mr
Patel
Samir
Locum Pharmacist
Mr
Shah
Kamalkumar
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Patil
Vishal
Millpharm
Mr
Shah
Bhupendra
Guest
Guest
Mr
Pindolia
Hitenkumar
Citibond Travel
Mrs
Shah
Pushpa
Mr
Poone
Daljit Singh
Balmoral Pharmacy
Mr
Sharma
Arun Kumar
Arun Sharma Chemists Limited
Mrs
Poone
Jastina Dal
Balmoral Pharmacy
Mrs
Sharma
Neeru
Arun Sharma Chemists Limited
Mr
Popat
Hiten Bhupendra
Wessex Pharmacy Ltd
Miss
Sharma
Komal
Arun Sharma Chemists Limited
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Title
Surname
First Name
Company:
Title
Surname
First Name
Company
Miss
Sharma
Ambika
Arun Sharma Chemists Limited
Mr
Thomas
Richard
Communications Int Group
Dalkeith Laboratories Limited
Miss
Sharma
Nikhita
Arun Sharma Chemists Limited
Miss
Thorn
Georgina
Mr
Sharma
Bipankumar
Niti Pharmacy Ltd
Mrs
Thucker
Maya
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mrs
Sharma
Niti
Niti Pharmacy Ltd
Mr
Vaghadia
Nilesh Pragji
Medicos Pharmacy
Orbis
Mrs
Sharpe
Susan
PSNC
Mr
Vaghjiani
Kamlesh
Mr
Shingdia
Hemraj Khimji
R J Berry Ltd
Mrs
Vaghjiani
Hina
Orbis
Mrs
Shingdia
Sobhana Hemraj
R J Berry Ltd
Mr
Vaghjiani
Hiteshkumar
Orbis
Orbis
Mr
Simpson
John
Independent Pharmacy Federation
Mrs
Vaghjiani
Sejal
Miss
Simpson
Ruby
Independent Pharmacy Federation
Mr
Vallabh
Jay
Consultant
Mrs
Simpson
Hannah
Independent Pharmacy Federation
Mrs
Vandana
Surendrabhai
Kopran Ltd India
Fourrts India Laboratories Pvt Ltd
Mast.
Simpson
Oliver
Independent Pharmacy Federation
Mr
Veerramani
Sekharipuram Viswanathan
Mr
Smith
Timothy Peter
Devonshire Healthcare Services
Mrs
Veerramani
Radha
Fourrts India Laboratories Pvt Ltd
Mr
Smith
Michael Harold
Alliance Healthcare
Mrs
Virdi
Rapinder Kaur
Wockhardt UK
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Solanki
Shailesh
Asian Marketing Group
Mr
Vyas
Pankaj
Mrs
Solanki
Sheila
Asian Marketing Group
Mrs
Vyas
Smita
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mr
Solanki
Kalpesh
Asian Marketing Group
Mrs
Ward
Claire
Independent Pharmacy Federation
Kent Pharmaceuticals
Mrs
Solanki
Rashmita
Asian Marketing Group
Mr
Williams
Kevin
Mr
Solanki
Ramnikbhai
Asian Marketing Group
Mr
Yadav
Harish Karsan
Grosvenor Pharmacy
Mr
Somaiya
Dhirendra
Somex Pharma
Mrs
Yadav
Hershruta Harish
Grosvenor Pharmacy
Mrs
Somaiya
Harsha
Somex Pharma
Mr
Yeoh
Tiak Hee
Medreich Plc
Mr
Somani
Surendrabhai
Kopran Ltd India
Mr
Yeoh
Henry Jun Wei
Medreich Plc
Mr
Sompura
Naresh
Graphic Studio Photography
Mast.
Yeoh
Noah Jun Hong
Medreich Plc
Mrs
Sompura
Shashikant
Graphic Studio Photography
Mr
Zucker
John
Matthew Arnold & Baldwin LLP
Matthew Arnold & Baldwin LLP
Mr
Sompura
Rajesh
Graphic Studio Photography
Mrs
Zucker
Philippa
Mr
Sompura
Viren
Graphic Studio Photography
Mr
Shah
Haresh
Omega Travel
Mr
Soni
Ashok
Royal Pharmaceutical Society
Mrs
Shah
Versha
Omega Travel
Omega Travel
Mr
Sonigra
Kiritkumar
Sonigra Pharmacy
Mr
Shah
Prathik
Mrs
Sonigra
Lata
Sonigra Pharmacy
Mr
Seshardri
Rama
Ranbaxy Ltd
Mr
Sood
Ashok
Regent Pharmacy
Ms
Eves
Honor
Creo Pharma
Creo Pharma
Mrs
Sood
Rita
Regent Pharmacy
Mr
Kumar
Satish
Miss
South
Carly
Crescent Pharma Ltd
Ms
Page
Emma
PJ
Mr
Sparrow
Jamie
Mylan
Mr
Patel
Rashmikant
Perfucare
Mrs
Spicer
Rosie
Sigma Pharmaceuticals plc
Mrs
Patel
Neeta
Perfucare
Mr
Strachan
Ian
National Pharmaceutical Assocation
Mr
Shah
Jay
Citibond
Mr
Sylvester Williams
Innes
Torrent
Mrs
Shah
Meera
Citibond
Mr
Tailor
Dinesh Natvarlal
Land Chemist
Mr
Trainis
Neil
Pharmacy Business Magazine
Ms
Varadarajan
Priya
UKTI India
Mrs
Tailor
Jyoti Dinesh
Land Chemist
Mr
Thacker
Ashwin
Flemingo Pharmaceuticals Ltd india
Mrs
Thacker
Ashwin
Flemingo Pharmaceuticals Ltd india
Miss
Thakrar
Prajnaben Morarji
Cavendish Place Pharmacy
Mrs
Thind
Arshbir Kaur
Wessex Pharmacy Ltd
Dr
Thomas
Phillip Huw
Selective Supplies
Mrs
Thomas
Janette Denise
Selective Supplies
Dr
Thomas
Rhiannon Laura
Selective Supplies
Miss
Thomas
Ceri Louise
Selective Supplies
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