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Professor Isle Jonkers

Professor Isle Jonkers was previously a director of European Society for Movement Analysis in Adults and Children (until 2012). Source: Companies House records.

Director at European Society for Movement Analysis in Adults and Children

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European Society for Movement Analysis in Adults and Children
Director · 2010-2012
Official record · Companies House

Source
Companies House
Organisation
European Society for Movement Analysis in Adults and Children
Role
Director
Appointed
2010-10-04
Ended
2012-09-22
Record reference
Company 07396268

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Companies House: Officer appointments and resignations.
Edition: Register edition compiled 4th October 2026
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