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	Names ofthe char	ity trustees who man	age the charity
	Trustee name	Office (ifan/	Dates acted ifnot for whole ar	Name to a	ofperson (or nt trustee	body) entided rf
1	John Logan	Chair / Treasurer
2	Lisa Logan
	Chris Eizaguirre
	Otto Jockel

Name	s and addresses o	fadvisers (Optio	nal information)
T	ofadviser	Name	Address
Bank		Metro Bank	117-121Bishopsgate,		London EC2M 7PP
Name	ofchief executive	or names ofsenior staff members		(Optional	information)

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Type ofgoverning document
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You may additional relevant,	choose to include information, where about:	choose to include information, where about:	choose to include information, where about:	choose to include information, where about:	choose to include information, where about:		Three of the four Trustees are based in the UK, the other in Germany. This isto ensure asmooth and efficient process for TF-UK to support the main global charity of Turtle Foundation which is headquartered in Germany and whose stoff and trustees manage the international project
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							turtles in particular.
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