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<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
The <strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong> (BRC) is the lead trade<br />
association for the retail sector and the authoritative<br />
voice of the industry to policy makers and the media.<br />
We campaign to promote and defend retailers’ interests,<br />
and advise retailers of threats and opportunities to their<br />
business. We also look to improve the perceptions of<br />
retailing in the UK.<br />
<strong>Retail</strong> is one of the UK’s success stories, but currently<br />
faces a challenging trading and regulatory environment.<br />
The BRC’s aim is to bring about policy and regulatory<br />
changes that will ensure retailers can maintain their<br />
outstanding record on job creation, consumer choice and<br />
product innovation.<br />
The importance of the retail sector to UK cannot be<br />
overestimated.<br />
UK <strong>Retail</strong> in numbers<br />
3 million people work in the UK retail sector<br />
10 reasons why the BRC<br />
is a must join for every<br />
retailer<br />
Regular Member<br />
Communications<br />
Policy Action Groups and<br />
Working Groups<br />
<strong>Our</strong> <strong>Members</strong><br />
How to Join<br />
More than1/3 of consumer spending goes through shops<br />
Online sales are now around 9% of total sales<br />
In 2013 UK retail sales were over £321bn<br />
www.brc.org.uk<br />
<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
10 reasons why the BRC is a<br />
must join for every retailer<br />
“It is important that retailers unite behind the BRC so that we<br />
have one voice speaking for the industry.”<br />
Charlie Mayfield, Chairman, John Lewis Partnership<br />
There are many benefits to your organisation<br />
of being a member of the most influential retail<br />
trade association in the UK, including:<br />
1 Influence<br />
BRC members are part of a powerful, unified<br />
retail voice. They drive and shape the retail<br />
agenda whilst making sure their own business<br />
priorities are represented. All retail members<br />
are invited to input into the BRC’s influential<br />
Policy Action Groups.<br />
www.brc.org.uk/brc_policies_and_issues.asp<br />
2Lobbying and<br />
Representation<br />
The BRC acts as our members’ public affairs<br />
teams at Westminster, Edinburgh, Cardiff,<br />
Belfast and Brussels. <strong>Our</strong> dedicated policy<br />
teams tirelessly campaign and lobby for the<br />
retail sector ensuring that the industry’s voice<br />
is heard at the highest level.<br />
www.brc.org.uk/brc_public_affairs.asp<br />
Political Intelligence<br />
3<br />
Through the BRC, our retail members obtain<br />
direct access to the key political decision<br />
makers. The viewpoint of our members,<br />
as well as that of the whole sector, can be<br />
brought to the attention of MPs, MSPs, MEPs<br />
and senior civil servants.<br />
4Advice and Guidance<br />
<strong>Our</strong> members often use the BRC for<br />
information on complex legislative issues and<br />
implications for their businesses, saving them<br />
the need to employ expensive consultants.<br />
5Emergency Incidents<br />
The BRC is the official Government contact<br />
on behalf of the retail sector for incidents<br />
- everything from weather disruption to<br />
food contamination. We can give you timely,<br />
accurate information, lobby for the relaxation<br />
of legislation and provide a confidential forum<br />
where you can share your experiences and<br />
problems with other retailers.<br />
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<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
“The BRC is the most influential organisation for all home<br />
shopping and online retailers where the existing regulations<br />
are often inappropriate for this dynamic and fast-growing channel.”<br />
Alan White, former Chief Executive, N Brown Group<br />
6 Media<br />
The BRC’s Press Office is the first port of call<br />
for national and regional journalists seeking<br />
opinion on retail industry news stories. Over<br />
the decades, we have built strong relationships<br />
with key media players and put across<br />
continuously the views of the retailer to the<br />
press, and TV and radio stations across the UK.<br />
www.brc.org.uk/brc_news.asp<br />
7Business Information<br />
Key economic data is produced by the BRC’s<br />
Business Information Department, including<br />
the influential BRC-KPMG <strong>Retail</strong> Sales Monitor.<br />
The department is also a gateway to a wealth<br />
of facts, figures and statistics on the retail<br />
sector. <strong>Members</strong> with any questions relating<br />
to retail can ask the BRC and we’ll do our best<br />
to find the answers.<br />
www.brc.org.uk/bis<br />
8 Networking<br />
The BRC holds networking events throughout<br />
the year, including the prestigious BRC Annual<br />
<strong>Retail</strong> Industry Dinner and Parliamentary<br />
Receptions. These events are an ideal forum<br />
for our members to meet up and discuss the<br />
latest industry issues.<br />
www.brc.org.uk/brc_events.asp<br />
9Bank of England<br />
Meetings<br />
The BRC has quarterly meetings with the<br />
Bank of England to inform the Bank about the<br />
state of trading and economic issues facing the<br />
sector. <strong>Members</strong> are encouraged to attend<br />
these meetings together with the BRC to<br />
speak, in confidence, about their current views<br />
of the sector and implications for trading.<br />
Cost Savings<br />
10<br />
<strong>Our</strong> members can benefit from our range of<br />
member-exclusive services including group<br />
buying, and discounts on licensing training and<br />
publishing.<br />
10 reasons why the BRC is a<br />
must join for every retailer<br />
<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
Regular Member Communications<br />
“I would like to say a big thank you to the <strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong><br />
for doing a fabulous job at promoting the retail industry and making<br />
our case to government.”<br />
Philip Clarke, former Chief Executive, Tesco<br />
Monthly<br />
1 Broadcast<br />
<strong>Our</strong> newsletter detailing the most recent, and<br />
upcoming, legislative work that the BRC is<br />
engaged in.<br />
Directors’ Cut<br />
2<br />
This succinct communication, sent to all<br />
company directors, contains headline policy<br />
news to keep members informed about our<br />
major lobbying issues. The format is optimised<br />
for ease of reading on BlackBerrys and handheld<br />
devices.<br />
3<strong>Retail</strong> Sales Monitor (RSM)<br />
The BRC-KPMG <strong>Retail</strong> Sales Monitor (RSM)<br />
is a key UK economic indicator that has been<br />
in operation for over a decade. The RSM<br />
measures monthly retail sales returns by value<br />
in both like-for-like and total formats across<br />
12 product categories. It also provides the first<br />
authoritative financially based commentary on<br />
retail sales each month, providing government<br />
and the public with a greater understanding of<br />
the state and the relevance of the industry.<br />
4ONLINE RETAIL SALES<br />
MONITOR (ORSM)<br />
The BRC-KPMG Online <strong>Retail</strong> Sales Monitor<br />
(ORSM) is an accurate measure of online<br />
retail sales performance that acts as both a<br />
benchmark for participating retailers and as<br />
an economic indicator. The ORSM measures<br />
changes in the actual value of non-food<br />
transactions which take place over the<br />
internet, or via mail order or phone, based<br />
on figures supplied directly by participating<br />
members. It is a guide to the growth of nonfood<br />
sales made by all non-store channels. It<br />
provides a greater understanding of the way in<br />
which online is changing the way we shop.<br />
5Shop Price Index (SPI)<br />
The BRC-Nielsen Shop Price Index (SPI)<br />
provides an indicator of the direction of price<br />
changes in retail outlets. The BRC launched<br />
the SPI to give an accurate picture of the<br />
inflation faced by shoppers on 500 of the<br />
most commonly bought items in shops which<br />
are representative of the most commonly<br />
purchased in stores.<br />
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<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
“Thank you to the BRC for all the great work that you do.<br />
The BRC is a strong voice and one we should be very proud of.”<br />
Ken McMeikan, former Chief Executive, Greggs<br />
6FOOTFALL AND VACANCIES<br />
Monitor (FM)<br />
The BRC/Springboard <strong>Retail</strong> Footfall Monitor<br />
(FM) gathers data on customer activity in<br />
town and city centre locations, and in outof-town<br />
shopping locations throughout the<br />
UK using the latest generation automated<br />
technology. The FM covers the main centre in<br />
each nation/region and a representative sample<br />
of secondary and smaller town centres. The<br />
FM is the first authoritative measure on retail<br />
footfall across both town centres and out-oftown<br />
locations. Every quarter, the FM includes<br />
national vacancy (ie empty shops) rates.<br />
7Economic Briefing Report<br />
(EBR)<br />
The Economic Briefing Report brings together<br />
key economic and consumer indicators<br />
relevant to the retail industry from a variety of<br />
sources, giving our members a vital insight into<br />
the how the performance of the economy has<br />
affected the retail sector and the mood of the<br />
consumer, while examining the contribution<br />
the sector has made to the economy.<br />
Quarterly<br />
1<strong>Retail</strong> Employment<br />
Monitor (REM)<br />
The BRC-Bond Dickinson <strong>Retail</strong> Employment<br />
Monitor (REM) measures changes and trends<br />
in retail sector employment over time. The<br />
REM provides economic analysis of the<br />
wider labour market in the UK and how this<br />
compares with the retail sector - the UK’s<br />
largest private sector employer.<br />
2Online <strong>Retail</strong> Monitor<br />
(ORM)<br />
The BRC-Google Online <strong>Retail</strong> Monitor<br />
(ORM) measures changes and trends in the<br />
growth of retail search terms over time.<br />
There are a number of metrics the Monitor<br />
measures, for example, the growth of mobile<br />
retail searches. The mobile measure includes<br />
smartphone and tablet searches.<br />
3Quarterly Trend Analysis<br />
(QTA)<br />
The Quarterly Trend Analysis report analyses<br />
all three RSMs and our UK Shop Price Index<br />
over the previous quarter, relating them to the<br />
various statistics, research and data on how the<br />
industry is performing. The QTA also provides<br />
an on-going data series linking consumer<br />
confidence, price inflation and footfall, while<br />
giving an indication of conversion rates<br />
between footfall and spend.<br />
Regular Member Communications<br />
<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
Policy Action Groups and Working Groups<br />
The BRC is structured around various policy<br />
areas. A Policy Action Group (PAG) heads up<br />
each major policy area and there are various<br />
Working Groups (WG), which emanate from<br />
these, dealing with more specific issues, some<br />
of which have a life span or meet only as<br />
required.<br />
Consumer<br />
Chair: Paul Downhill, Consumer Affairs<br />
Manager, Home <strong>Retail</strong> Group<br />
Consumer Credit<br />
Chair: Michael McClenan, Director of Legal<br />
Services, Shop Direct Group<br />
Crime and Heads of Security<br />
Chair: Phil Willsmer, Director of Group Risk<br />
Services, Co-operative<br />
Distance Selling<br />
Chair: Andy Connelly, Consumer Affairs<br />
Manager, Shop Direct Group<br />
Employment<br />
Chair: Anna Moore, Head of Employee<br />
Relations, Marks and Spencer<br />
Environment<br />
Chair: Joanne Poynor, Product Legislation and<br />
Environment Manager, Next<br />
EU STRATEGY GROUP<br />
Chair: Allan Edwards, Director of Public<br />
Affairs, Asda<br />
Food<br />
Chair: Peter Wight, Regulatory Affairs,<br />
Marks & Spencer<br />
Local Government<br />
Chair: Andy Godfrey, Public Policy Manager,<br />
Boots UK<br />
BRC <strong>Retail</strong> and Trade Association members<br />
can join as many of these Policy Action<br />
Groups or Working Groups as they wish or,<br />
if it is difficult to attend meetings, can ask for<br />
‘papers only’ to be sent.<br />
BRC POLICY ACTION GROUPS (PAG)<br />
Property<br />
Chair: Martin Meech, Group Property Director,<br />
Travis Perkins<br />
Public Affairs Strategy Group<br />
Chair: Richard Casofsky, McDonald’s<br />
Restaurants Ltd<br />
<strong>Retail</strong> PaymentS<br />
Chair: Bob Jarrett, BIRA<br />
RETAIL PRODUCTS<br />
Chair: Madeline Ashton, J Sainsbury plc<br />
Deputy Chair: Martin Annis, WH Smith<br />
Risk & Safety<br />
Chair: Abigail Miller, Health & Safety Manager,<br />
Home <strong>Retail</strong> Group<br />
Skills<br />
Chair: Jane Daly, Head of Head Office Learning<br />
and Development, Marks and Spencer<br />
Tax<br />
Chair: Andrew McKinlay, Director of Group<br />
Finance and Company Secretary, Next<br />
Scottish <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong><br />
Chair: Ken MacKenzie<br />
Sustainability<br />
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<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
BRC WORKING GROUPS (WG)<br />
Consumer<br />
Age Related Sales<br />
Environment<br />
Batteries<br />
Chemicals<br />
Green Deal<br />
Food<br />
Allergens<br />
Animal Diseases<br />
Beers Wines & Spirits<br />
Business Continuity<br />
Cigarette Issues<br />
Dairy<br />
Food Assurance Schemes<br />
Food Surveillance<br />
Food Waste<br />
Hygiene General<br />
Labelling & Legislation<br />
Labelling Review<br />
Liquor Licensing<br />
Meat, Poultry & Fish<br />
Microbiology<br />
New Technology<br />
Nutrition/Claims<br />
Organic<br />
Produce<br />
Product Recall<br />
Scores on the Doors<br />
Traceability & General Food Law<br />
<strong>Retail</strong> Crime<br />
Tackling <strong>Retail</strong> Violence<br />
E-Crime<br />
Counter Terrorism<br />
Cash & Valuables In Transit<br />
Local Engagement<br />
Property<br />
Energy<br />
Planning & Development<br />
Transport<br />
<strong>Retail</strong> Payments<br />
Payments<br />
Sustainability<br />
Clothing/Textiles<br />
Ethical Labour/Trade<br />
Meat, Poultry and Fish<br />
Palm Oil<br />
Soya<br />
Timber<br />
Other areas of BRC policy<br />
International Trade Working Group<br />
Proof of Age Standards Scheme<br />
BUSINESS INFORMATION<br />
Insight Development Group<br />
DEVOLVED GOVERNMENTS/EUROPE<br />
The BRC has sister organisations working with<br />
the devolved UK governments and Europe<br />
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Scottish <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong><br />
Welsh <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong><br />
Northern Ireland <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong><br />
BRC in Brussels<br />
Policy Action Groups and Working Groups<br />
<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
<strong>Our</strong> <strong>Members</strong><br />
There are three types of BRC members:<br />
• <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong><br />
• Trade Association <strong>Members</strong><br />
• Associate <strong>Members</strong><br />
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong><br />
99p Stores<br />
Abercrombie & Fitch<br />
Ace<br />
Action on Hearing Loss<br />
Aldi<br />
Ambrose Wilson<br />
Argos<br />
Asda Stores<br />
ASOS.com<br />
Aurum Holdings<br />
B&Q<br />
Boots UK<br />
Boux Avenue<br />
BrightHouse<br />
Burger King<br />
C&J Clark International<br />
Carpetright plc<br />
Candid Collections<br />
Christmas Gifts<br />
Clas Ohlson<br />
Classic Combination<br />
Classic Confidence<br />
Classic Detail<br />
Costa Coffee<br />
Crabtree & Evelyn<br />
Crazy Clearance<br />
Damart<br />
Debenhams<br />
Deichmann Shoes<br />
DFS<br />
Discount World<br />
Dixons <strong>Retail</strong> Plc<br />
<strong>Members</strong>hip includes the major multiples, a<br />
range of small and medium size retailers plus<br />
various sector specific trade associations<br />
and suppliers of services to the UK retail<br />
sector, such as consulting, financial services,<br />
information technology and security.<br />
Dobbies Garden Centres plc<br />
Dreams<br />
Early Learning Centre<br />
Empire Stores<br />
Ernest Jones<br />
Evans Cycles<br />
Express Gifts<br />
F Hinds<br />
Famous Footwear<br />
Fashion World<br />
Fenwick<br />
Fifty plus<br />
Figleaves.com<br />
Findel<br />
Focus (DIY)<br />
Fortnum & Mason<br />
Free Spirit<br />
Freemans<br />
Freemans Direct<br />
Furniture Village<br />
George Clothing<br />
Goldsmiths<br />
Grattan<br />
Greggs<br />
H Samuel<br />
H&M Hennes<br />
Heather Valley Woollens<br />
Historic Royal Palaces Enterprises<br />
Holland & Barrett<br />
Home <strong>Retail</strong> Group<br />
Homebase<br />
Iceland Foods<br />
Ikea<br />
Isabella Oliver<br />
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<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
J Sainsbury<br />
JD Williams & Company<br />
John Lewis Partnership<br />
Kaleidoscope<br />
KFC<br />
kiddicare.com<br />
Kingfisher<br />
L’Occitane<br />
La Redoute<br />
Lands’ End UK<br />
Laura Ashley<br />
Leslie Davis<br />
Liberty<br />
Lidl<br />
Littlewoods<br />
Lloydspharmacy<br />
Look Again<br />
Majestic Wine Warehouses<br />
Mappin & Webb<br />
Marks & Spencer Group<br />
Mamas & Papas<br />
McDonald’s Restaurants<br />
Mole Valley Farmers Ltd<br />
Mothercare<br />
Multiyork Furniture<br />
N Brown Group<br />
National Gallery Company<br />
National Trust (Enterprises) Ltd<br />
Naturally Close<br />
New Look Group<br />
New Now<br />
Next<br />
Ocado<br />
Oxendale & Company<br />
Paperchase<br />
Pendle Vale<br />
Peter Briggs<br />
Poundland<br />
Premier Man<br />
Reid & Sons<br />
Robert Dyas<br />
Ryman<br />
Sander & Kay<br />
Screwfix Direct<br />
ScS<br />
Shapely Figures<br />
Shoe Express<br />
Shop Direct Group<br />
Signet Group<br />
Simply Be<br />
Special Collection<br />
Starbucks<br />
Steinhoff<br />
Studio<br />
Subway<br />
SuperGroup Plc<br />
Swarovski<br />
T2<br />
Tesco<br />
Texplan Manufacturing<br />
The Body Shop International<br />
The Disney Store<br />
The Gap UK<br />
The Orvis Company Inc<br />
The Outdoor Group<br />
The Shoe Tailor<br />
Thorntons<br />
Timpsons<br />
TK Maxx<br />
Toys R Us<br />
Venture (UK) Limited<br />
VertBaudet<br />
Viva la Diva<br />
Waitrose<br />
Watches of Switzerland<br />
Webb Ivory<br />
WH Smith<br />
Whole Foods Market<br />
Wickes<br />
Wilkinson Hardware Stores<br />
Winchester Cathedral<br />
Witt International<br />
WM Morrison<br />
<strong>Our</strong> <strong>Members</strong><br />
<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
<strong>Our</strong> <strong>Members</strong><br />
Trade Association<br />
<strong>Members</strong><br />
Association of Train Operating Companies<br />
(ATOC)<br />
BIRA<br />
Booksellers Association<br />
<strong>British</strong> Council of Shopping Centres<br />
Heathrow Airport Limited<br />
Horticultural Trades Association<br />
National Federation of <strong>Retail</strong> Newsagents<br />
(Scotland)<br />
Network Rail<br />
RETRA (Radio, Electrical and Television<br />
<strong>Retail</strong>ers Association)<br />
Scottish Grocers’ Federation<br />
Spar (U.K.)<br />
The Co-operative Group<br />
UK Gift Card & Voucher Association<br />
Associate <strong>Members</strong><br />
Accenture<br />
ADT Fire and Security<br />
AEB Global Solutions<br />
AgilOne<br />
Allport<br />
American Express Payment Services Limited<br />
Aon Risk Services<br />
Baker Tilly LLP<br />
Barclaycard Business<br />
Barclays Corporate<br />
Bond Dickinson LLP<br />
Capita Customer Management Ltd<br />
Cegid<br />
CEVA Logistics<br />
Change Management Group<br />
Clearbell Capital LLP<br />
Comply Direct<br />
Crimestoppers Trust<br />
DataCash Limited<br />
DHL Lutterworth ISC<br />
DHL Supply Chain<br />
DWF LLP<br />
Eagle Eye Solutions<br />
EDF Energy<br />
ediTRACK<br />
Envoy Services Limited<br />
ePay Limited<br />
Eversheds LLP<br />
Freshfields<br />
G4S Cash Solutions (UK) Limited<br />
Gemalto<br />
GL Hearn<br />
10<br />
<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc
<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
Google<br />
Grant Thornton UK LLP<br />
Griffiths & Armour<br />
GroupM UK Ltd<br />
GS1 UK<br />
Hammerson<br />
Hill Dickinson<br />
Ingenico<br />
InPost UK Ltd<br />
Institute of Grocery Distribution (IGD)<br />
Ipsos <strong>Retail</strong> Performance<br />
Jones Lang LaSalle<br />
Kantar Worldpanel<br />
King & Wood Mallesons SJ Berwin<br />
Korn/Ferry Whitehead Mann<br />
KPMG LLP<br />
Kuehne + Nagel<br />
LloydsTSB Cardnet<br />
Loomis UK<br />
Maginus Software Solutions Ltd<br />
MapMechanics<br />
MetaPack Ltd<br />
Mintel Group International Limited<br />
NetSuite UK<br />
Nielsen<br />
Norbert Dentressangle<br />
OC&C Strategy Consultants<br />
Paypal (UK)<br />
Pinsent Masons LLP<br />
PRGX UK<br />
Primesight<br />
PwC<br />
Realex Payments<br />
Realm<br />
Recycling in Action<br />
Red Ant<br />
<strong>Retail</strong>choice.com<br />
Royal Mail Group<br />
SafeCharge International Group<br />
SapientNitro<br />
SAS UK<br />
SCAN COIN Limited<br />
Schneider Electric<br />
Seabourne Supply Chain & Solutions Ltd<br />
Shoosmiths Solicitors<br />
Sonata Software<br />
Springboard Research Ltd<br />
Squire Patton Boggs<br />
Symphony Teleca<br />
Tag Worldwide<br />
Thomas Eggar LLP<br />
Totaljobs Group<br />
Tughans<br />
Uniserve Group<br />
Valpak<br />
Verdict Research (a Datamonitor company)<br />
Virtualstock<br />
Visa Europe<br />
Vision Security Group<br />
WARL Group<br />
Waterscan Limited<br />
Web Marketplace Solutions (WMPS)<br />
<strong>Our</strong> <strong>Members</strong><br />
<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc<br />
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<strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Members</strong>hip Information<br />
How to Join<br />
To fully understand what membership can<br />
bring to your company, please contact:<br />
Paul Davies<br />
<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong><br />
21 Dartmouth Street<br />
Westminster<br />
London<br />
SW1H 9BP<br />
020 7854 8912<br />
paul.davies@brc.org.uk<br />
www.brc.org.uk<br />
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<strong>British</strong> <strong>Retail</strong> <strong>Consortium</strong>, 21 Dartmouth Street, Westminster, London, SW1H 9BP.<br />
020 7854 8900 / info@brc.org.uk / www.brc.org.uk / @the_brc<br />
Details correct as of February 2015 (e106)
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