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Jewellery Show 2026 Appoints New Steering Committee to Shape the Future of the Event

08 Apr 2026

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With registration for Jewellery Show 2026 just around the corner, the organisers are pleased to announce the appointment of a new Steering Committee, bringing together a highly respected group of industry leaders to help guide the event's future direction.

Drawing on a broad depth of knowledge, senior-level experience and fresh perspectives from across the jewellery sector, the Steering Committee will play a key role in ensuring the show continues to evolve and deliver even greater value for exhibitors, visitors and the wider industry.

The Jewellery Show 2026 Steering Committee comprises:

  • David Fletcher, Business Development Manager, Betts Metals
  • Vanessa Somers, Sales Director, Betts Metals
  • Carol Sinfield, Director, The Carol Sinfield Agency Ltd
  • Chris Strange, Sales Director, Giovanni Raspini
  • Kevan Jenkinson, Sales Director, Hockley Mint
  • Gary Wroe, Managing Director, Hockley Mint
  • Lee Randall, International Sales Director, HS Walsh
  • Patrick Sheehan, Managing Director, HS Walsh
  • David Brough, Editor and Publisher, Jewellery Outlook
  • Matthew Hamilton, Commercial Manager, National Association of Jewellers (NAJ)
  • Craig Cohen, Director, Ntinga

Commenting on the strength and momentum of the show, Matthew Hamilton, Commercial Manager at the NAJ, said,

“The Jewellery Show London 2025 was clearly the biggest and busiest edition of this rapidly expanding trade show. The feedback I received from exhibitors and visitors was overwhelmingly positive both during, but also crucially after the event. With continued engagement from the show organisers and the jewellery trade at large, we are heading for exciting times.”

The appointment of the Steering Committee marks a significant step as planning accelerates for Jewellery Show 2026, reinforcing the organisers’ commitment to collaboration with the trade and to creating an event that reflects the needs, challenges and opportunities of today’s jewellery industry.

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Source: Jewellery Show