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This timeline records key events in the history of the [[CSIS]], in particular from the period of its creation until it was removed from campus at [[Georgetown University]] in 1986.

==1962==
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_001.JPG||150px|thumb|left|Georgetown University News Service, June 1962 ]]
===June===
*The announcement of the establishment of The Centre for Strategic (and International) Studies was made by [[Reverend E.B Bunn]], President of Georgetown University on June 4 1962. Its stated aim was 'to coordinate and conduct studies related to the strategies by which free societies can utilise their total strength to preserve and further develop the values underlying Western civilisation.'<ref> Georgetown University News Service, Centre for Strategic Studies announcement, Archive File from Georgetown University, dated 3 June 1962, 1 August 2014</ref>
*[[Donald Sheehan]] of the University of Pennsylvania writes to Reverend Bunn on the 23 June 1962, expressing that he was 'impressed with the need for such an independent objective agency' and that 'a university provides an ideal setting for such an organisation as you have envisioned'.<ref>Donald Sheehan, Letter to Reverend E.B Bunn regarding the opening of the CSIS, dated 23 June 1962, 1 August 2014</ref>

==1963==
===February===
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_003.JPG||150px|thumb|right|Courier article on the CSIS, Volume XI, No.5, February 1963 ]]
*CSIS' contribution to coordinating research and facilitating meetings between strategists and other key political actors starts to receive more press attention. <ref>Dale Dean, 'Research and Communication: The Centre for Strategic Studies', Courier, Volume XI, No. 5, February 1963, 1 August 2014</ref>

==1964==
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_037.JPG||150px|thumb|left|Letter from Arleigh Burke regarding CSIS move, Feb 5 1964 ]]
===February===
*Admiral Arleigh Burke, founder of the Centre, writes to Father Campbell on 5 February 1964 regarding CSIS' changing of headquarters to 1717 Massachusetts Avenue, away from Georgetown University Campus. <ref>Arleigh Burke, Letter to Father Campbell regarding CSIS move of headquarters, dated 5 February 1964, 1 August 2014</ref>

===September===
*The response to Admiral Burke from Father Campbell regarding the constitutional restructuring of CSIS and the Board of Director's approval on 11 September.<ref>Father Campbell, Letter to Arleigh Burke regarding CSIS restructuring, September 11 1964, 1 August 2014</ref>

==1966==
===April===
*Letter from Admiral Burke dated 22 April 1966, regarding a grant from the [[Scaife Family Foundation]] to help retain Professors Garbuny and Sharabi from Georgetown.<ref>Admiral Burke, Letter to Father Campbell regarding appointment of new professors and Scaife family grant, dated April 22 1966, 1 August 2014</ref>

===September===
*Admiral Burke writes to the CEO of the Automobile Manufacturers Association on 13 September 1966, asking that he sit as a member of the Executive Board.<ref>Arleigh Burke, letter to CEO of Automobile Manufacturers Association, dated 13 September 1966, 1 August 2014</ref>

===December===
*Student newspaper the HOYA outlining the achievements and publications of the Centre between 1962-1966 and its prominent role in US strategy formation at the time. <ref>The HOYA, 'Georgetown Centre for Strategic Studies Report', 11 December 1966, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_007.JPG||150px|thumb|right|The Hoya article on CSIS, December 1966 ]]

==1967==
===April===
*The first stirrings of student activism arise at Georgetown: the student populous are 'bored, respectful, disappointed and mannerly'. There are small pockets of activism emerging such as Georgetown University Community Action Program or student paper the Hoya's criticism of Father Campbell for the lack of administrative coordination between staff and students.<ref>Don Robinson, 'Georgetown U. Students Show Few Signs of Rebellion', Washington Post, dated 25 April 1967, accessed 8 December 2015</ref>

===October===
*The Free University catalogue is published on 1 October by Georgetown University Students, modelled on the 40 or so other versions that had sprouted up on campuses around the country. The opening saw some 500 students join up to over 50 courses, taught by professors in their spare time and free of tuition fees.<ref>Free University Catalogue, outlining rules by which Free University operates, 1 October 1967, accessed 8 December 2015</ref>

===November===
*The CIA opts to move job interviews from Georgetown University campus to their offices across the River Potomac. The agency claimed that it would be 'more convenient' and that this was not a direct response to rough treatment from campus protestors and potential picketing on their arrival. A student-led review requested that only designated officials may call in the police on campus protests, and Father Fitzgerald stated 'I'm in complete harmony with the idea that students should speak up and be counted'. <ref>Georgetown University News Service, 'CIA cancels job interviews at Georgetown University, moves location to nearby Rosslyn', published 14 November 1967, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

==1968==
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_008.JPG||150px|thumb|left|'A Dialogue of the Decision Makers', article on CSIS May 1968 ]]
===April===
*The Research Council is created under the chairmanship of Professor Mosely to meet for the first time on 1 November 1968.<ref>Arleigh Burke, letter to Father Campbell regarding foundation of Research Council, dated August 30 1968, accessed 8 December 2015</ref>
===May===
*Praise is given to CSIS and it's utility to the policy-practitioner in Washington, particularly to its work regarding the emerging Arab-Israeli conflict. An article in Georgetown's Alumni magazine quotes Admiral Burke as saying 'policy goes wrong because the alternatives are not understood at the time a decision is taken.'<ref>'A dialogue of the decision makers', CSIS article in Georgetown Alumni magazine, published May 1968, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
*Left-wing group 'Students for a Democratic Society' publish a student handbook entitled 'Not with my life you don't! - Life at Georgetown', ramping up the student activist rhetoric with passages such as 'Georgetown has a way of automatically co-opting anything sincere, of insuring nothing will disturb its highly varnished and empty shell.' <ref>Students for a Democratic Society, 'Not with my life you don't! - Life at Georgetown', student handbook, published May 1968, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
===November===
*Correspondence between David Abshire and Father Fitzgerald, responding to the Father's criticisms of the centre's dealings. In the letter Abshire attempts to clear up some misconceptions about the CSIS' work, stating that all reports are made publicaly available, the media has very heavy involvement with the centre's work and that the centre never carries out classified or contracted research. Abshire claims it has good contact with both government officials (despite no funding) and the university itself, and even that the centre 'serves as a vehicle to bring them (the faculty) into further contact with well known scholars throughout the world'. <ref>David Abshire, letter to Father Fitzgerald regarding his queries of CSIS' operation, written 6 November 1968, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
===December===
*Letter from [[Arleigh Burke]] to Father Campbell from 4 December 1968 regarding the centre's name change from the Centre for Strategic Studies to the 'Centre for Strategic and International Studies' (CSIS). Father Campbell felt it important that the centre emphasise its international focus alongside that of strategy, to make clear that it was not merely concerned with defence matters. <ref>Arleigh Burke, letter to Father Campbell regarding CSIS change of name to include international, dated 4 December 1968, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

==1969==
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_019.JPG||150px|thumb|right|Statement on CSIS by Father Henle, July 1969 ]]
===March===
*During his speech at the university, Mayor Alloto of San Francisco was picketed by radical student protestors, including some members of the SDS (Students for a Democratic Society) . The Mayor was unpopular in Georgetown for his decision to quell recent demonstrations on San Francisco State campus, and around 60 students rushed the hall where he was speaking and took over the stage. Alloto said in response that 'Students have a right to be discourteous and even obnoxious, but not violent'. He went on to add that the SDS consisted of 'hardliners genuinely disturbed and prepared for rapid change within the system. You can't characterise them as bad.'<ref>Mary Worth, 'GU Fracas Bars SF Mayor', Washington News, published 14 March 1969, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

===June===
*The Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) began to attract a lot of anti-war sentiment for its presence at Georgetown, and student protestors started to interrupt training drills and picketing the group. In fact 'the changing attitude toward ROTC on the part of such student institutions as the Hoya and student academic committees showed how far mainstream sentiment at Georgetown had shifted toward a radical posture by 1969'. Pressure began to mount from both the faculty and student body regarding robust reform of the ROTC, given its special relationship with the university. Vice President Fitzgerald said of the shift in student attitudes; 'my impression is the (the undergraduate student body) is becoming radicalised'.
*President Henle issued a neutrality policy on the Vietnam war in reaction to the swelling and 'powerful force' of opposition to US policy. The writer I.F Stone holds a gathering entitled 'Why Vietnam', critiquing the war and the Student Adhoc Committee for Freedom in Vietnam also held a symposium on campus. In a peace demonstration, the Hoya reports that at least 130 of those marching were enrolled at Georgetown. Again, Fitzgerald seems wary of this growth in activism - 'It is clear that we have on campus a small antagonistic group of the New Left'. <ref>The University in an Unravelling World, 'The Academy in the 1960's', accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
*A scathing article is published in the Washington Monthly, questioning the Centre's loose affiliation with Georgetown. The article quotes Father Fitzgerald as saying no other affiliates 'have so little connection with the university'. Given that the centre's research often advocated higher defence spending combined with Burke's sitting director's boards of defence contractors, it was contended that 'one is never sure...whether he is speaking as citizen Burke, retired Admiral Burke or corporate director Burke.' The centre was also accused of loading its panels and seminars: '90 per cent of the people invited to these seminars are hardline conservatives...the consensus can always be predicted'. Nicknames for the centre because of its heavily militaristic agenda started to take shape, including the 'Strangelovian think tank' and 'Burke's Bughouse'. The article concludes that 'industrial ties run throughout the centre's operations. Academic ties do not', summarising prevalent criticisms made at this time by Georgetown regarding their loose affiliation to CSIS. <ref>Washington Monthly, 'Centre for Strategic and International Studies', published June 1969, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

===July===
*In a statement from July 1969, President of Georgetown Father Henle outlines some of the criticisms that have befallen the centre. It's research agenda had been claimed as 'biased' and 'propaganda for a conservative and militaristic viewpoint' and it had also come under fire for having 'compromising connections with government agencies and private interests'. Father Henle comes out in staunch defence of the centre, stating that 'the Centre has been of considerable benefit to the students and faculty of the University by providing research, travel and publication support as well as Fellowships'. <ref>Father Henle, President of Georgetown University, 'Appendix B, A Statement', published July 1969, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

===August===
*Memo to President Henle of Georgetown notifying him of CSIS' constitutional changes on 4 August outlining the name change to 'Centre for Strategic and International Studies' to imply that 'the Centre's efforts are not geared strictly to defence matters’. Also changed was the directorship to 'Chairman' to denote it's more administrative role and the central role of the Research Council in directing research, which replaced the Research Committee.<ref>Memorandum to President Henle regarding changes to structure of CSIS, dated 4 August 1969, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

===October===
*Letter from Roger Henle to James Clarke of the student government responding to his criticism of Arleigh Burke and CSIS. Henle concedes that indeed, Burke's position is 'militaristic and conservative' but that this does and should not influence scholars who work for the institute. <ref>Roger Henle, letter to James Clarke, representative of student government, dated 31 October 1969, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

==1970==
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_105.JPG||150px|thumb|left|Newsletter of April 1970 confirming new appointments ]]
===April===
*Confirmation of David Abshire's appointment by President Nixon to 'Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations'. The role was designed to use Abshire's expertise to focus on the growing role of Congress in the formation of foreign policy.
*The newsletter also confirms the replacement of Abshire by career diplomat Ambassador [[John Steeves]] as Executive Director of CSIS.<ref>Jon Vondracek, Director of Communications, Newsletter penned from Center for Strategic and International Studies, April 1970, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

==1971==
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_226.JPG||150px|thumb|right|Henle to Burke regarding Chair of Int Affairs, February 1971 ]]
===February===
*President of Georgetown [[Roger Henle]] writes to Admiral Burke on 25 February regarding a meeting with Ambassador Spruille Braden and the gifting of a Chair of International Affairs to the university.<ref>Roger Henle, President of Georgetown, letter to Arleigh Burke regarding foundation of Chair of International Affairs at GU, dated 25 February 1971, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

==1972==
===March===
*The centre’s notoriety among policy makers and publishing of pamphlets concerning elements of international strategy enables them to shift British policy in the Gulf as well as US policy in both Panama and the USSR. While revered internationally, among students the centre 'remains an enigma', and is charged by leftists (groups such as the Students for Democratic Society for example) as being a front for the CIA and of a conservative or militaristic disposition. It is often referred to as the 'Cold War think tank' due to its ideological leaning. <ref>Wes Christenson, 'CSIS: Intellectual Brokerage House', published March 1972, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_011.JPG||150px|thumb|left|'Intellectual Brokerage House' - Georgetown Today, March 1972 ]]

==1974==
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_2301.JPG||150px|thumb|right|Memo from Henry Kissinger regarding Latin American trade commitments, July 1974 ]]
===January===
*Letter from David Abshire to Father Henle dated 21 January regarding the separation of CSIS Chairman and Executive Director positions and the appointment of former CIA operative [[Ray Cline]] to Executive Director of Studies. <ref>David Abshire, Letter to Father Henle (President of GU) requesting that Ray Cline become Exec Director, dated January 21 1974, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

===July===
*Memorandum dated July 1974 from Henry Kissinger (Secretary of State) regarding the administration's trade commitments to Latin America, advising that where possible the US should intensify trade with the region. Serves as a good example of the prominent role in strategy formation the CSIS provided at the time.<ref>W.D Eberle, Memorandum to Heny A. Kissinger (Secretary of State) 'Trade Policy Management in light of new dialogue with Latin America', published July 1974, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

==1977==
===September===
*The CIA undergoes hearings for its dealings with the clandestine project 'MKULTRA', in which it funnelled money into questionable medical research and the use of mind altering substances; 'C.I.A documents note that the agency poured "thousands" of dollars into Georgetown and planned to conduct experiments with knock-out drugs on patients at Georgetown University Hospital.' The University also comes under scrutiny for allowing such experiments to occur in their hospitals and for entertaining such close links with the CIA. <ref>Molly Moore, 'The CIA's Secret Abuse of Georgetown', The Georgetown Voice, published 27 September 1977, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
*The former Deputy Director for Intelligence at the CIA, Ray Cline, who at this time acted as Director of Studies for CSIS, came out in defence of the centre's links with the agency. In an article in the Georgetown Voice, Cline compared the work of the CIA to that of a researching university professor, even arguing that he sees nothing illegal or unethical about the drug-testing project 'MKULTRA' the agency conducted in Georgetown in the 1950's. It was clear that Cline felt a cosy relationship between government, intelligence agencies and the academic community should be fostered 'for the benefit of both the intelligence community and the intellectual community.' <ref>Ed Grant, 'Cline urges CIA-Academic Links', Georgetown Voice, published 27 September 1977, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

==1980==
===April===
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_018.JPG||150px|thumb|left|CIA/CSIS: A Pheonix Rising, April 1980 ]]
*The Centre starts to come under fire for infamously close ties between Georgetown, the CSIS and the CIA, most notably the University hospital's involvement in CIA project '[[MKULTRA]]', which writer John Marks asserted was an attempt by the CIA to control human behaviour en masse through the use of mind-altering substances such as LSD. The article asserted that 'no one can doubt that limited manipulation effects aimed at winning public support for a strengthened CIA are emanating from GU/CSIS complex'.<ref>Philip Barinski, 'CIA/CSIS: A Phoenix Rising', Voice, published April 1 1980, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

===July===
*Georgetown Magazine publishes an issue featuring 'CSIS - Georgetown's think tank on the potomac' including a 14 page spread including various scholarly extracts and emerging strategic issues as well as photographs of key players like founder '''David Abshire''' and head of the Research Council [[Walter Laqueur]], who is also a professor of Government at Georgetown. <ref>Georgetown Magazine, 'Center for Strategic and International Studies' p6-20, July/August 1980, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_2402.JPG||150px|thumb|right|Image of CSIS scholars, from Georgetown Magazine issue July/August 1980 ]]

==1986==
===February===
*Letter from Norman Birnbaum of the Georgetown University Law Centre to Tim Healy, crystalizing the main problems with CSIS as an academic institution. Birnbaum argued that unlike other institutions, CSIS failed to submit itself to judgement or review by its academic peers; 'CSIS prefers to work with sectors of the bureaucratic apparatus...in a manner which excludes fundamental inquiry', The letter also expands on the claim CSIS simply acted as a mouthpiece for the military industrial complex, citing that most of the centre's work advised for more defence spending with contractors that helped to fund the centre; Birnbaum feels the centre 'has adapted its intellectual production to the requirements of its chosen market'. The letter further reflects mounting criticism of the centre, in that its academic credentials and affiliation to Georgetown had to be drastically altered or dissolved; 'CSIS will either have to be integrated with the university or leave it'. <ref>Norman Birnbaum, letter to President Tim Healy, regarding the status of CSIS and Georgetown's relationship, written 15 February 1984, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
[[Image:Georgetown_Archives_251.JPG||150px|thumb|left|Confirmation of Board decision of separate incorporation, November 1986 ]]

===October===
*Letter from [[Tim Healy]] to [[Stanley Katz]] dated October 7 taking on board the recommendation of a separate incorporation of CSIS stating that 'we are proceeding to an orderly separation' and that he hopes 'to avoid any claims of rancour or displeasure.'<ref>Tim Healy, letter to Stanley Katz, one of the external evaluators, regarding the separate incorporation of CSIS, dated October 7 1986, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>
*Press release from CSIS issued regarding the separate incorporation following the decision by the committee - Goodpaster said that 'CSIS and the University will experience future difficulties as each seeks vigorously to build financial strength through endowments' and Father Healy maintained that CSIS and Georgetown 'will continue to enjoy a cooperative relationship'. <ref>CSIS Press release, Separate incorporation from Georgetown University, printed 17 October 1986, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

===November===
*The Board of Executives, on the advice of the external committee, confirms the disassociation from the Centre. General [[Andrew Goodpaster]], who sat on the committee of external evaluators, argued that independently both Georgetown University and CSIS can 'embellish the characteristic activities which make them so valuable.' The five-member committee of external evaluators was made up of Sir [[Michael Howard]], [[Samuel P. Huntington]], [[Stanley Katz]] and [[Jaroslav Pelikan]], as well as Goodpaster himself.<ref>Chronicle, Article on the separate incorporation of CSIS from Georgetown University, November 1980, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

==1987==
*The separation of the CSIS and Georgetown reaches national news status. CSIS is said to have a high profile role among research centres, but its affiliation with Georgetown clearly 'aggravated chronic tensions', especially among more liberal scholars. The liberal faculty at Georgetown dubbed the centre a 'revolving door' for government officials and members of the establishment. Many felt that 'the emphasis at the centre...is on promoting a conservative agenda and catering to the news media, rather than on pursuing scholarly research', and this was more than enough reason to disassociate Georgetown from the centre. Amos Jordan noted that the disbanding of the affiliation was not disastrous for the centre, and it delivered the best quarter in its history immediately after. <ref>New York Times, 'Despite success, research centres are rebuffed by 2 major universities', published 27 November 1987, accessed 1 August 2014</ref>

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In 2000 he took the party into a coalition government, holding the post of deputy first minister, as well as various ministerial portfolios including the economy, Europe and rural affairs. He led the party in the National Assembly until December 2008.<ref> Gov.UK [https://www.gov.uk/government/people/lord-german Lord German], accessed 10 March 2015 </ref>

In 2007, he became the overall leader of the [[Welsh Liberal Democrats]], a post usually reserved for a Westminster based MP. German joined the House of Lords in 2010, and serves on its EU Single Market Sub Committee, and has now been elected as Treasurer of the party. <ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/539186/ACOBA_2015-16_Annual_Report_final.pdf 'ACOBA Annual Report 15-16'], ''Gov.uk'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>

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Mark Addison

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{{Template: Revolving Door badge}}'''Mark Addison''' is an independent member of the [[Advisory Committee on Business Appointments]], the body which advises and regulates on new appointments taken up outside government by former ministers and civil servants.

==Career==
Addison entered the [[Department of Energy]] in 1978, taking on a number of posts in operations and policy. Between 2001 and 2006 he occupied various senior roles in the [[Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs]] and prior to this he was chief executive of the [[Crown Prosecution Service]] (1998-2001).

After leaving the civil service in 2006, he served as civil service commissioner from 2007 to 2012, as well as taking up a non-executive directorship with [[Salix Finance]] between 2006 and 2011.

He currently also sits as a public appointments assessor for the [[Commission for Public Appointments]], trustee of the [[Charity for Civil Servants]] and chair of the [[Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust]]. <ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/539186/ACOBA_2015-16_Annual_Report_final.pdf 'ACOBA 15-16 Annual Report'], ''Gov.uk'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>

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Mark Addison

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'''Mark Addison''' is an independent member of the [[Advisory Committee on Business Appointments]], the body which advises and regulates on new appointments taken up outside government by former ministers and civil servants.

==Career==
Addison entered the [[Department of Energy]] in 1978, taking on a number of posts in operations and policy. Between 2001 and 2006 he occupied various senior roles in the [[Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs]] and prior to this he was chief executive of the [[Crown Prosecution Service]] (1998-2001).

After leaving the civil service in 2006, he served as civil service commissioner from 2007 to 2012, as well as taking up a non-executive directorship with [[Salix Finance]] between 2006 and 2011.

He currently also sits as a public appointments assessor for the [[Commission for Public Appointments]], trustee of the [[Charity for Civil Servants]] and chair of the [[Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust]]. <ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/539186/ACOBA_2015-16_Annual_Report_final.pdf 'ACOBA 15-16 Annual Report'], ''Gov.uk'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>

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[[Association of Child Psychotherapists]] | [[Cranswick PLC]] | [[FDM Group]] | [[FirstGroup Plc]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] |[[National Federation of Arm's Length Management Organisations]] | [[Rentplus]] | [[Residential Landlords' Association]] | [[Secretariat to the All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoELAAY 'Public Affairs Company profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Association of Child Psychotherapists]] | [[FDM Group]] | [[FirstGroup]] Plc | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[National Federation of Arm's Length Management Organisations]] | [[Rentplus]] | [[Residential Landlords' Association]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoELAAY Public Affairs Company profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Children's Heart Surgery Fund]] | [[FDM Group]] | [[FirstGroup]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[National Federation of Arms Length Management Organisations]] | [[Rentplus]] | [[Residential Landlord's Association]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Children's Heart Surgery Fund]] | [[FDM Group]] | [[FirstGroup]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[National Federation of Arm's Length Management Organisations]] | [[Rentplus]]
[[Residential Landlord's Association]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]] | [[Wakefield and District Housing]]

====April - June 2015====
[[Children's Heart Surgery Fund]] | [[FirstGroup]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[LSL Property Services]] | [[National Federation of Arm’s Length Management Organisations]] | [[Residential Landlords' Association]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]] | [[Dispute Service]] | [[Wakefield and District Housing]]

====January - March 2015====
[[Association of Retained Council Housing]] | [[British Glass Manufacturer's Confederation]] | [[Children's Heart Surgery Fund]] | [[FirstGroup]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[National Federation of Arms Length Management Organisations]] | [[Northern Council for Further Education (NCFE)]] | [[Residential Landlords' Association]] | [[Dispute Service]]
<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoELAAY The Public Affairs Company profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 9 February 2016</ref>

===Former===
[[Association of Coal Methane Operators]] |
[[Callcredit Information Group]] |
[[Corus]] |
[[Credit Services Association]] |
[[DFS]] Ltd |
[[Drax Group]] plc
[[Findel]] plc |
[[Genzyme]] Ltd |
Hallmark Cards (Holdings) Ltd |
[[Kier Support Services]] |
[[Mitsubishi Electric]] (UK) |
National Limousine Association |
Orsis (UK) Ltd |
Pet Care Trust
[[PM Group]] plc |
[[UK Coal]] plc |
[[Yorkshire Water]] |
ActionAid |
British Epilepsy Association |
Diabetes UK |
The Kennel Club |
National Kidney Federation |
Relate |
St George's Crypt (pro bono) |
UNICEF (UK) |

==Publications==

==Contact==

:Website: http://www.publicaffairsco.com/index.htm

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

[[Category:Lobbying firms]]

FTI Consulting

2016-07-25T14:07:37Z

Richard Bew: /* People */

{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}
[[File:FTI Consulting.JPG|right|thumb|300px|FTI London, 200 Aldergate Street]]
[[File:FTI.png|250px|right|thumb|FTI Brussels, Avenue Marnix 23]]
'''FTI Consulting''' is a global business advisory firm. In 2006 it took over [[Financial Dynamics]] (also known as FD) a leading financial and corporate PR and lobbying firm with offices in Europe, the US, Asia, the Middle East and South Africa. FTI now offers lobbying services under its name.

==Declaring clients and lobbyists==
FTI declared their clients and lobbyists for the first time in APPC's '1st December 2014 - 28th February 2015' register.<ref name="Dec14"/>

==Revolving door==
In October 2010 former Foreign Office minister Lord [[Mark Malloch Brown]] joined FTI Consulting as chairman for global affairs. Four months before that FTI had hired [[Vicky Pryce]] – formerly a senior civil servant at the [[Department for Business, Innovation and Skills]] (BIS) – as a senior managing director in its economic consulting team, advising companies on issues including public policy.

In December 2014 former Labour health minister [[Patricia Hewitt]] joined FTI in London as a senior adviser, working under [[Alex Deane]].

==People==
===Corporate Leadership===
*[[Steven Gunby]], president and CEO
*[[David Johnson]], chief financial officer
*[[Eric Miller]], executive vice president, general counsel and chief risk officer
*[[Paul Linton]], chief strategy and transformation officer
*[[Holly Paul]], chief human resources officer
*[[Adam S. Bendell]], chief innovation officer
*[[Dominic Di Napoli]], vice chairman
*[[Jeffrey S. Amling]], senior managing director, business development and marketing
*[[Catherine Freeman]], senior vice president, controller and chief accounting officer
*[[Joanne Catanese]], associate general counsel and secretary
*[[Ronald Reno]], vice president and corporate treasurer
*[[Dennis J. Shaughnessy]], retired executive chairman of the board
*[[Jack B. Dunn]] IV, retired president and chief executive officer
*[[David Waller]] managing director of financial services <ref>[http://www.prweek.com/article/1403330/fti-hires-ex-ft-journalist-comms-veteran-david-waller-senior-md 'FTI hires ex FT journalist communications veteran David Waller senior MD' 25 July 2016], ''PRWeek'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>

===Business Leadership===
*[[Kenneth J. Barker]], global practice leader health solutions
*[[Robert J. Duffy]], global segment co-leader corporate finance
*[[Neal A. Hochberg]], global segment leader forensic & litigation consulting
*[[Frank L. Holder]], chairman, Latin America
*[[John Klick]], global segment leader economic consulting
*[[Kevin Lavin]], global segment co-leader corporate finance
*[[Edward Reilly]], global chief executive officer strategic communications
*[[Seth A. Rierson]], global segment leader technology
*[[Rod Sutton]], chairman, Asia Pacific
*[[Carlyn R. Taylor]], senior managing director, TMT Leader & FTI industry lead<ref> [http://www.fticonsulting.co.uk/our-firm/leadership.aspx Leadership] ''Fti Consulting'', undated, accessed 10 October 2014 </ref>

===London===
*[[Alex Deane]], managing director of public affairs
*[[Geoffrey Pelham-Lane]], global president of [[FTI Strategic Communications]], based in London
*[[Andrew Walton]], senior managing director of FTI Strategic Communications, based in London. Is global head of financial services for the practice. Previously at [[Morgan Stanley]] in New York where he was vice-president of corporate communications for global investment banking business, and before that held a similar role in London for the European business. <ref> [http://www.fticonsulting.com/global2/professionals/andrew-walton.aspx Andrew Walton], acc 14 December 2010 </ref>
*[[Kerstin Duhme]], managing director FTI Consulting
*[[Tim Battrick]], director, economic and financial consulting
*[[Benjamin Johnson]], senior consultant
*[[Crosby MacDonald]], director
*[[Ravi Kanabar]], consultant
*[[Alex Davie]], director, economic and financial consulting
*[[Lau Nilausen]], director
*[[Reemal Madlani]], senior consultant
*[[Matthew Burder]], senior consultant
*[[Timothy Gardiner]], senior consultant
*[[Tigran Ter-Martirosyan]], senior consultant
*[[Matthias Cazier-Darmois]], senior consultant
*[[Adrian Smith]], director
*[[Tim Warren]], director, economic and financial consulting
*[[Bruno Campana]], director
*[[David Ellis]], senior managing director
*[[Leor Franks]], marketing director
*[[Manoj Bahl]], director
*[[Michael Arch]], senior consultant - construction solutions
*[[Tim Haynes]], senior managing director
*[[Ivan Jerram]], director
*[[Andrew Durant]], Senior Managing Director
*[[Stephanie Cuthbert]], director
*[[Gareth Phillips]], director
*[[Frederica Parton]], senior analyst
*[[John Wiseman]], director - forensic and litigation consulting
*[[J. Nicholas Hourigan]], managing director-data analytics
*[[Alexandra Knatchbull]], director
*[[Iain Whittingham]], senior director
*[[Michael Jelen]], senior director
*[[Sarah Hammond]], director
*[[Boaz Moselle]], managing director
*[[Patricia Hewitt]], former UK Labour minister, appointed senior adviser in December 2014<ref name="PR"> John Harrington [http://www.prweek.com/article/1325674/former-health-secretary-patricia-hewitt-among-six-new-recruits-fti-consulting Former health secretary Patricia Hewitt among six new recruits at FTI Consulting] ''PR Week'', 9 December 2014, accessed 9 December 2014 </ref>
*[[Philippa Roe]], senior adviser<ref name="PR"/>
*[[Liam O'Keefe]], senior director<ref name="PR"/>
*[[Alex Holroyd]], director <ref name="PR"/>
*[[Laura Sainsbury]]<ref name="PR"/>
*[[John Gusman]]<ref name="PR"/>

===US===
*[[Edward J. Reilly]], global chief executive officer and is global CEO of FTI Strategic Communications, based in New York

===Brussels team===
====2015====
*[[Julia Harrison]], senior managing director
*[[Louise Harvey]], senior managing director
*[[Kerstin Duhme]], senior managing director
*[[Simon Dibb]], managing director<ref> FTI Consulting [http://www.fticonsulting.com/about/locations/regions/belgium Locations - Belgium], accessed 27 July 2015.</ref>
*[[John Clancy]], senior director. Former spokesman for EU trade commissioner [[Karel De Gucht]].<ref> John Harrington [http://www.prweek.com/article/1337657/fti-expands-brussels-public-affairs-team-seven-senior-hires FTI expands Brussels public affairs team with seven senior hires] ''PR Week'', 11 March 2015, accessed 27 July 2015.</ref>

====2011====
*[[Hans Hack]], Brussels head of the financial services team
*[[Julia Harrison]], senior managing director in the FTI Strategic Communications practice, based in Brussels. Was previously CEO Europe of an international consultancy. Sits on the [[European Public Affairs Consultancies Association]] management committee, the Commission’s European Network of Women in Decision-Making and is also non-executive director of [[SustainAbility]] <ref> [http://www.fticonsulting.co.uk/global2/professionals/julia-harrison.aspx Julia Harrison], acc 14 December 2011 </ref>
*[[Dan Healy]], managing director, strategic communications, FTI Consulting, speaker at [[Tight Gas and Shale Gas Summitt]], 6-7 May 2015, London

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Benjamin Backwell]] | [[Stephanie Blott]] | [[Francesca Boothby]] | [[Shannon Brushe]] | [[Caroline Cutler]] | [[Alex Deane]] | [[Jacob Ellett]] | [[Sean Galvin]] | [[Melanie Goggins]] | [[John Gusman]] | [[Daniel Hamilton]] | [[Patricia Hewitt]] | [[Alexander Holroyd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Phil Kennedy]] | [[Natalie McGuigan]] | [[Liam O'Keefe]] | [[Lucy Oliver]] | [[Rishi Patel]] | [[Philippa Roe]] | [[Laura Sainsbury]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Oli Winton]] | [[Gareth Wynn]] | [[Amy Yiannitsarou]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=FTI%20Consulting FTI Consulting staff, Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Benjamin Backwell]] | [[Stephanie Blott]] | [[Francesca Boothby]] | [[Shannon Brushe]] | [[Caroline Cutler]] | [[Alex Deane]] | [[Sean Galvin]] | [[Melanie Goggins]] | [[John Gusman]] | [[Daniel Hamilton]] | [[Patricia Hewitt]] | [[Alexander Holroyd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Phil Kennedy]] | [[Natalie McGuigan]] | [[Liam O'Keefe]] | [[Lucy Oliver]] | [[Rishi Patel]] | [[Philippa Roe]] | [[Laura Sainsbury]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Oli Winton]] | [[Gareth Wynn]] | [[Amy Yiannitsarou]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Benjamin Backwell]] | [[Stephanie Blott]] | [[Francesca Boothby]] | [[Sue Brown]] | [[Shannon Brushe]] | [[Caroline Cutler]] | [[Alex Deane]] | [[Sean Galvin]] | [[John Gusman]] | [[Daniel Hamilton]] | [[Patricia Hewitt]] | [[Alexander Holroyd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Phil Kennedy]] | [[Liam O'Keefe]] | [[Lucy Oliver]] | [[Rishi Patel]] | [[Philippa Roe]] | [[Laura Sainsbury]] | [[Catriona Stirling]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Oli Winton]] | [[Gareth Wynn]] | [[Amy Yiannitsarou]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=FTI%20Consulting FTI Consulting Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 4 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Stephanie Blott]] | [[Francesca Boothby]] | [[Sue Brown]] | [[Shannon Brushe]] | [[Caroline Cutler]] | [[Alex Deane]] | [[Sean Galvin]] | [[John Gusman]] | [[Daniel Hamilton]] | [[Patricia Hewitt]] | [[Alexander Holroyd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Phil Kennedy]] | [[Liam O'Keefe]] | [[Lucy Oliver]] | [[Rishi Patel]] | [[Philippa Roe]] | [[Laura Sainsbury]] | [[Catriona Stirling]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Oli Winton]] | [[Amy Yiannitsarou]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf FTI Consulting staff, Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 4 February 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Stephanie Blott]] | [[Francesca Boothby]] | [[Sue Brown]] | [[Shannon Brushe]] | [[Caroline Cutler]] | [[Alex Deane]] | [[Sean Galvin]] | [[John Gusman]] | [[Patricia Hewitt]] | [[Alexander Holroyd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Phil Kennedy]] | [[Liam O'Keefe]] | [[Lucy Oliver]] | [[Philippa Roe]] | [[Laura Sainsbury]] | [[Catriona Stirling]] | [[Amy Yiannitsarou]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf FTI Consulting staff, Mar-May15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 4 February 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Stephanie Blott]] | [[Francesca Boothby]] | [[Sue Brown]] | [[Shannon Brushe]] | [[Caroline Cutler]] | [[Alex Deane]] | [[Sean Galvin]] | [[John Gusman]] | [[Patricia Hewitt]] | [[Alexander Holroyd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Phil Kennedy]] | [[Liam O'Keefe]] | [[Lucy Oliver]] | [[Philippa Roe]] | [[Laura Sainsbury]] | [[Amy Yiannitsarou]]<ref name="Dec14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=FTI%20Consulting Register 1st December 2014 - 28th February 2015] ''APPC'', accessed 9 March 2015 </ref>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
'''FTI Consulting''' has been registered since May 2015. The register documents those clients for whom FTI has lobbied ministers. Their listings for 2015/2016 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Arora]] | [[British American Tobacco]] | [[Interconnector UK]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[OneWeb]] | [[RWE Group]] | [[Trilliant]] | [[Virgin Group]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006ZigqAAC 'FTI Consulting profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 18 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[British American Tobacco]] | [[Interconnector UK]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[OneWeb]] | [[RWE Group]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006ZigqAAC FTI Consulting profile 2016], ''parliament.uk'', accessed 29 April 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[IMS Health]] | [[Mastercard]] | [[OneWeb]] | [[The Federalist Society]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006ZigqAAC FTI Consulting profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 5 February 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[British American Tobacco]] | [[Fontem Ventures]] | [[IMS Health]] | [[Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[The Federalist Society]] | [[Xerox]]

===APPC register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Acorn Communications]] | [[Agusta]] | [[Westland]] | [[Aldermore]] | [[Aldermore]] | [[Arora Management Services]] | [[Atlantis Resources]] | [[Biogen]] | [[BNY Mellon]] | [[British American Tobacco]] | [[British Virgin Islands]] | [[Cheyne Capital]] | [[DAMAC Group]] | [[Dolphin Square Foundation]] | [[Euroclear]] | [[Exxon Mobil Corporation]] | [[Fontem Ventures]] | [[Hikma Pharmaceuticals PLC]] | [[Docpro]] | [[Imperial Tobacco Group Limited]] | [[IMS Health]] | [[Independent Petroleum Association of America]] | [[Interconnector UK]] | [[IRF Communications]] | [[KPMG]] | [[Macquarie Group]] | [[Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals]] | [[Marketform]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[OneWeb]] | [[Palantir]] | [[Plutus PowerGen Plc]] | [[Reed Midem - MIPIM UK]] | [[Retirement Villages Group]] | [[Rockpool Investments]] | [[RWE Innogy]] | [[Shale Gas Europe]] | [[Sky Bet]] | [[Smith & Nephew]] | [[The Bishopsgate Goods Yard Regeneration Company Ltd]] | [[The Federalist Society]] | [[The National Gallery]] | [[Trans Adriatic Pipeline]] | [[Trilliant]] | [[Virgin Group]]<ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[11 Health]] | [[Acorn Communications]] | [[AgustaWestland]] | [[Aldermore]] | [[Amber Capital]] | [[Arora Management Services]] | [[Atlantis Resources]] | [[BNY Mellon]] | [[British American Tobacco]] | [[British Virgin Islands]] | [[DAMAC Group]] | [[Dolphin Square Foundation]] | [[Euroclear]] | [[Exxon Mobil Corporation]] | [[IDocpro]] | [[Imperial Tobacco Group Limited]] | [[IMS Health]] | [[Independent Petroleum Association of America]] | [[Interconnector UK]] | [[IRF Communications]] | [[Klesch Group]] | [[Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals]] | [[Marketform]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[OneWeb]] | [[Palantir]] | [[Reed Midem - MIPIM UK]] | [[RWE Innogy]] | [[Shale Gas Europe]] | [[Smith & Nephew]] | [[The Bishopsgate Goods Yard Regeneration Company]]Ltd | [[The Federalist Society]] | [[The National Gallery]] [[Trans Adriatic Pipeline]] | [[Trilliant]] | [[Vifor Pharma]] [[Vopak Terminals UK]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=FTI Consulting FTI Consulting clients, Register 1st December 2015-28th February 2016], ''APPC'', accessed 8 April 2016</ref>

===September 2015-November 2015===
[[11 Health]] | [[Acorn Communications]] | [[Amber Capital]] | [[Arora Group]] | [[Atlantis Resources]] | [[BNY Mellon]] | [[British American Tobacco]] | [[British Virgin Islands]] | [[DAMAC Group]] | [[DB Apparel]] | [[Dolphin Square Foundation]] | [[Euroclear]] | [[Exxon Mobil Corporation]] | [[Fontem Ventures]] | [[IMS Health]] | [[Independent Petroleum Association of America]] | [[Interconnector UK]] | [[IRF Communications]] | [[Klesch Group]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets]] | [[Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[Monsanto]] | [[OneWeb]] | [[Palantir]] | [[Reed Midem - MIPIM UK]] [[RWE Innogy]] | [[Scottish Development International]] | [[Shale Gas Europe]] | [[Skin Shop]] | [[Smith & Nephew]] | [[Thames Enterprise Park]] | [[The Bishopsgate Goods Yard Regeneration Company Ltd]] | [[The Federalist Society]] | [[The National Gallery]] | [[Trans Adriatic Pipeline]] | [[Vifor Pharma]] | [[Vopak Terminals UK]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=FTI%20Consulting FTI Consulting clients, Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 3 February 2016</ref>

===June 2015-August 2015===
[[Atlantis Resources]] | [[British American Tobacco]] | [[DAMAC Group]] | [[DB Apparel]] | [[Dolphin Square Foundation]] | [[Euroclear]] | [[Exxon Mobil Corporation]] | [[Fontem Ventures]] | [[IMS Health]] | [[Interconnector UK]] | [[IRF Communications]] | [[Klesch Group]] | [[KPMG]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[Monsanto]] | [[Night Time Industries Association]] | [[OneWeb]] |[[Palantir]] | [[Reed Midem]] | [[MIPIM UK]] | [[Scottish Development International]] | [[Shale Gas Europe]] | [[Smith & Nephew]] | [[Thames Enterprise Park]] | [[The Bishopsgate Goods Yard Regeneration Company Ltd]]| [[The Change Account]] | [[The Federalist Society]] | [[The National Gallery]] | [[Vifor Pharma]] | [[Vopak Terminals UK]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf FTI Consulting Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 3 February 2016</ref>

===March 2015-May 2015===
[[Atlantis Resources]] | [[British American Tobacco]] | [[DB Apparel]] | [[Exelon Corporation]] | [[Exxon Mobil Corporation]] | [[Fontem Ventures]] | [[IMS Health]] | [[KPMG]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[Night Time Industries Association]] | [[Noble Energy]] | [[Reed Midem - MIPIM UK]] | [[Shale Gas Europe]] | [[Smith & Nephew]] | [[Thames Enterprise Park]] | [[The Bishopsgate Goods Yard Regeneration Company Ltd]] | [[The Change Account]] | [[The Federalist Society]] | [[Trans Adriatic Pipeline]] | [[Vopak Terminals UK]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf FTI Consulting clients, Mar-May15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 3 February 2016</ref>

===December 2014-February 2015===
[[Atlantis Resources]] | [[British Virgin Islands]] | [[Dolphin Square Foundation]] | [[Exelon Corporation]] | [[Exxon Mobil Corporation]] | [[Fontem Ventures]] | [[IMS Health]] | [[Klesch Group]] | [[KPMG]] | [[LaSalle Investment Management]] | [[MasterCard]] | [[Noble Energy]] | [[Palantir]] | [[Reed Midem]] - MIPIM UK | [[Scottish Development International]] | [[Shale Gas Europe]] | [[Smith & Nephew]] | [[Thames Enterprise Park]] | [[The Bishopsgate Goods Yard Regeneration Company]] Ltd | [[The Change Account]] | [[The Federalist Society]] | [[Trans Adriatic Pipeline]] | [[Vopak Terminals]] UK<ref name="Dec14"/>

===Fracking-related===
{{‪Template:Fracking badge‬}}
*[[Shale Gas Europe]]
*[[Independent Petroleum Association of America]] (IPAA)
*[[Energy in Depth]] - a key pro-industry front group 'promoting unfettered hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) to the US public <ref> Desmogblog </ref>

==Affiliations==

==Contact==

:'''Address:''' 200 Aldersgate,
:Aldersgate Street,
:London,
:EC1A 4HD
:'''Telephone:''' +44 20 3727 1000

:Website: http://www.fticonsulting.co.uk/index.aspx
:http://www.fticonsulting.co.uk/services/strategic-communications/public-affairs.aspx (Public Affairs)

==Resources==
See: [[Fracking lobbying firms]]

See: [[The Corporate Capture of the NHS]]
*Melissa Jones and Andy Rowell, [http://www.spinwatch.org/index.php/issues/climate/item/5765-access-all-areas-frackers-lobbyists-and-the-revolving-door Access all areas: Westminster's (vast) fracking lobby exposed], 29 April 2015.
*Tamasin Cave, [http://www.spinwatch.org/index.php/issues/lobbying/item/5759-the-privatising-cabal-at-the-heart-of-our-nhs The privatising cabal at the heart of our NHS] ''Spinwatch'', 1 April 2015.
*Jon Gingerich, Front groups wage PR warfare in ‘fracking’ debate], O'Dwyers, Environmental Communications & Public Affairs, Special Issue, February 2012, acc 5 June 2014

==Notes==

<references/>
[[Category:Lobbying]] [[Category: Revolving Door]]
[[Category: Financial sector lobbying]]
[[Category: EU Lobbying]]
[[Category: EU Lobbying firms]]
[[Category: Lobbying firms]]
[[Category: Lobbyists]]
[[Category: Nuclear PR, lobbying and consultancy firms]]
[[Category: Fracking]]
[[Category:Consulting Firms]]

Talk:Peter Hall

2016-07-25T13:53:32Z

Richard Bew: Created page with "==Vote Leave== Hall donated £30,000 on 25 May 2016 to Vote Leave, the group that successfully campaigned for British withdrawal from the European Union in the referendum..."

==Vote Leave==
Hall donated £30,000 on 25 May 2016 to [[Vote Leave]], the group that successfully campaigned for British withdrawal from the European Union in the referendum of June 2016. <ref>Electoral Commision, [http://search.electoralcommission.org.uk/Search/Donations?currentPage=5&rows=10&query=Vote%20Leave&sort=Value&order=desc&tab=1&et=pp&et=ppm&et=tp&et=perpar&et=rd&prePoll=false&postPoll=true&optCols=CampaigningName&optCols=AccountingUnitsAsCentralParty&optCols=IsSponsorship&optCols=RegulatedDoneeType&optCols=CompanyRegistrationNumber&optCols=Postcode&optCols=NatureOfDonation&optCols=PurposeOfVisit&optCols=DonationAction&optCols=ReportedDate&optCols=IsReportedPrePoll&optCols=ReportingPeriodName&optCols=IsBequest&optCols=IsAggregation Vote Leave Donation search], accessed 24 June 2016</ref>

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<td align="center">25/05/2016</td>
<td align="center">Mr Peter Hall</td>
<td align="center">£30,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Vote Leave]]</td>
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Need to find concrete link for Hall to Vote Leave (25/07/2016)

Peter Hall

2016-07-25T13:50:42Z

Richard Bew: /* Donations */

[[File:Peter_Hall.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Peter Hall, Source: [http://www.hunterhall.com.au/investment_management_team.html/ Hunter-Hall] ]]
'''Peter Hall''' is the founder, chairman and chief investment officer of [[Hunter Hall Investment Management]].

==Career==
In 1993 Hall founded [[Hunter Hall Investment Management]] and is currently the chairman and chief investment officer.

He has previously been an industrial analyst at [[Pembroke Securities]].<ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/peter-hall/5/64/b74 Peter Hall]], accessed 27 April 2015.</ref>

==Politics==
===Criticism of Cameron===
On the 26 April 2015, 11 days before the 2015 General Election, Hall told newspapers that [[David Cameron]] was showing a 'curious lack of energy and belief' and called on him to 'unleash visceral passion and belief in his vision of the future' and 'get down and dirty' if he is to remain prime minister.<ref> Marie Woolf and Tim Shipman [http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/Politics/article1548948.ece Tories’ wobbly weekend] ''Sunday Times'', 26 April 2015.</ref>

He later apologised for the comments saying: 'I regret making those comments and apologise to all for this unconstructive intervention.

'Just to be clear. 1. I am an absolute nobody in politics. 2. I want the Conservative party to win the election and think it has a chance of doing so. 3. The government has done a good job in very difficult circumstances. 4. David Cameron is a better prime minister than I think Boris is likely to be if [he] ever becomes prime minister. 5. I will shut up for now.'<ref> Rowena Mason [http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/apr/26/david-cameron-hits-back-after-rupert-murdochs-lacklustre-campaign-dig David Cameron hits back after campaign digs from donors and Rupert Murdoch] ''Guardian'', 26 April 2015.</ref>

===Donations===

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<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Date</th>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Name of donor</th>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Amount</th>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Donated to</th>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Subsidiary (parties only)</th>
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<td align="center">14/11/2006</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

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<td align="center">03/05/2007</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£150,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">21/09/2007</td>
<td align="center">Peter Hall</td>
<td align="center">£20,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Boris Johnson]] MP</td>
<td align="center"></td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">22/01/2008</td>
<td align="center"> Peter Hall</td>
<td align="center">£14,000</td>
<td align="center">[[Boris Johnson]] MP</td>
<td align="center"></td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">12/05/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£50,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">30/06/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Bath</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">31/07/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£8,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">31/07/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Glasgow Ballieston</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">13/11/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£40,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">28/04/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£20,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">20/05/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Bath</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">21/07/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Colchester</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">27/07/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Burton</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">20/08/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Watford</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">17/10/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£10,500.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Holborn & St Pancras</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">01/11/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Dewsbury</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">11/11/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£30,540.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">11/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£50,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">14/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Lancaster and Fleetwood</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">18/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Colchester</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">18/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">South West Surrey</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">21/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Grantham & Stamford</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">12/02/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£10,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Holborn & St Pancras</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">16/04/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">East Devon</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">27/04/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£30,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">30/06/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">05/11/2014</td>
<td align="center">Peter Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[UK Independence Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Rotherham</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">21/11/2014</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Richmond Park</td>
</tr>

</table><ref> Electoral Commission, [http://search.electoralcommission.org.uk/?currentPage=1&rows=30&query=Peter%20Hall&sort=AcceptedDate&order=desc&tab=1&et=pp&et=ppm&et=tp&et=perpar&et=rd&prePoll=false&postPoll=true Donation Search], accessed 27 April 2015 </ref>

==Notes==

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[[Category:Conservative Party Donors|Hall, Peter]] [[Category:United Kingdom Independence Party Donors|Hall, Peter]] [[Category: Brexit|Hall, Peter]] [[Category: UK|Hall, Peter]]

Peter Hall

2016-07-25T13:48:11Z

Richard Bew: /* Donations */

[[File:Peter_Hall.jpg|150px|thumb|right|Peter Hall, Source: [http://www.hunterhall.com.au/investment_management_team.html/ Hunter-Hall] ]]
'''Peter Hall''' is the founder, chairman and chief investment officer of [[Hunter Hall Investment Management]].

==Career==
In 1993 Hall founded [[Hunter Hall Investment Management]] and is currently the chairman and chief investment officer.

He has previously been an industrial analyst at [[Pembroke Securities]].<ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/peter-hall/5/64/b74 Peter Hall]], accessed 27 April 2015.</ref>

==Politics==
===Criticism of Cameron===
On the 26 April 2015, 11 days before the 2015 General Election, Hall told newspapers that [[David Cameron]] was showing a 'curious lack of energy and belief' and called on him to 'unleash visceral passion and belief in his vision of the future' and 'get down and dirty' if he is to remain prime minister.<ref> Marie Woolf and Tim Shipman [http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/Politics/article1548948.ece Tories’ wobbly weekend] ''Sunday Times'', 26 April 2015.</ref>

He later apologised for the comments saying: 'I regret making those comments and apologise to all for this unconstructive intervention.

'Just to be clear. 1. I am an absolute nobody in politics. 2. I want the Conservative party to win the election and think it has a chance of doing so. 3. The government has done a good job in very difficult circumstances. 4. David Cameron is a better prime minister than I think Boris is likely to be if [he] ever becomes prime minister. 5. I will shut up for now.'<ref> Rowena Mason [http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/apr/26/david-cameron-hits-back-after-rupert-murdochs-lacklustre-campaign-dig David Cameron hits back after campaign digs from donors and Rupert Murdoch] ''Guardian'', 26 April 2015.</ref>

===Donations===

<table cellspacing="0" cellpadding="3" border="1" float="left" align="left" width="100%">
<tr>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Date</th>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Name of donor</th>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Amount</th>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Donated to</th>
<th bgcolor="goldenrod" width="20%">Subsidiary (parties only)</th>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">14/11/2006</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">03/05/2007</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£150,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">21/09/2007</td>
<td align="center">Peter Hall</td>
<td align="center">£20,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Boris Johnson]] MP</td>
<td align="center"></td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">22/01/2008</td>
<td align="center"> Peter Hall</td>
<td align="center">£14,000</td>
<td align="center">[[Boris Johnson]] MP</td>
<td align="center"></td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">12/05/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£50,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">30/06/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Bath</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">31/07/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£8,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">31/07/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Glasgow Ballieston</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">13/11/2008</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£40,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">28/04/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£20,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">20/05/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Bath</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">21/07/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Colchester</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">27/07/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Burton</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">20/08/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Watford</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">17/10/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£10,500.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Holborn & St Pancras</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">01/11/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Dewsbury</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">11/11/2009</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£30,540.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">11/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£50,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">14/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Lancaster and Fleetwood</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">18/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Colchester</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">18/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">South West Surrey</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">21/01/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Grantham & Stamford</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">12/02/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£10,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Holborn & St Pancras</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">16/04/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">East Devon</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">27/04/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£30,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central Party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">30/06/2010</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Central party</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">05/11/2014</td>
<td align="center">Peter Hall</td>
<td align="center">£5,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[UK Independence Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Rotherham</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">21/11/2014</td>
<td align="center">Peter J Hall</td>
<td align="center">£2,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Conservative Party]]</td>
<td align="center">Richmond Park</td>
</tr>

<tr>
<td align="center">25/05/2016</td>
<td align="center">Mr Peter Hall</td>
<td align="center">£30,000.00</td>
<td align="center">[[Vote Leave]]</td>
<td align="center"></td>
</tr>
</table><ref> Electoral Commission, [http://search.electoralcommission.org.uk/?currentPage=1&rows=30&query=Peter%20Hall&sort=AcceptedDate&order=desc&tab=1&et=pp&et=ppm&et=tp&et=perpar&et=rd&prePoll=false&postPoll=true Donation Search], accessed 27 April 2015 </ref>

==Notes==

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[[Category:Conservative Party Donors|Hall, Peter]] [[Category:United Kingdom Independence Party Donors|Hall, Peter]] [[Category: Brexit|Hall, Peter]] [[Category: UK|Hall, Peter]]

Nicholas MacPherson

2016-07-25T13:42:16Z

Richard Bew:

[[Image:Macpherson.jpg|right|thumb|Nicholas MacPherson, Source: [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sir_Nicholas_Macpherson_on_December_9,_2014.jpg/ Wikimedia Commons] ]]
'''Sir Nicholas MacPherson''' was the former permanent secretary to [[HM Treasury]] until March 2016.

He is now chairman of private banking firm [[C Hoare & Co]].

==Career==
Before joining the Treasury, MacPherson was managing director of the [[Budget and Public Finance Directorate]], for whom he oversaw the tightening of the Treasury's strategic tax policy.

Between 2001 and 2004, he headed the [[Public Services Directorate]], where he directed the spending reviews for 2000 and 2002. He was also director of welfare reform from 1998 to 2001 and principal private secretary to the chancellor, and oversaw the transition of the role from [[Kenneth Clarke]] to [[Gordon Brown]].

MacPherson is also a visiting Professor at [[King’s College London]], and is chair of the policy committee of the centre for economic performance at the [[London School of Economics]].<ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/news/departure-of-sir-nicholas-macpherson-gcb-permanent-secretary-to-the-treasury-announced 'Departure of Sir Nicholas Macpherson gcb permanent secretary to the treasury announced' 4 January 2016], ''Gov.uk'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category: Treasury|MacPherson, Nicholas]] [[Category: UK|MacPherson, Nicholas]]

File:Macpherson.jpg

2016-07-25T13:34:20Z

Richard Bew: Nicholas MacPherson, Source: [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sir_Nicholas_Macpherson_on_December_9,_2014.jpg/ Wikimedia Commons]

Nicholas MacPherson, Source: [https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sir_Nicholas_Macpherson_on_December_9,_2014.jpg/ Wikimedia Commons]

Nicholas MacPherson

2016-07-25T13:13:05Z

Richard Bew:

'''Sir Nicholas MacPherson''' was the former permanent secretary to [[HM Treasury]] until March 2016.

He is now chairman of private banking firm [[C Hoare & Co]].

==Career==
Before joining the Treasury, MacPherson was managing director of the [[Budget and Public Finance Directorate]], for whom he oversaw the tightening of the Treasury's strategic tax policy.

Between 2001 and 2004, he headed the [[Public Services Directorate]], where he directed the spending reviews for 2000 and 2002. He was also director of welfare reform from 1998 to 2001 and principal private secretary to the chancellor, and oversaw the transition of the role from [[Kenneth Clarke]] to [[Gordon Brown]].

MacPherson is also a visiting Professor at [[King’s College London]], and is chair of the policy committee of the centre for economic performance at the [[London School of Economics]].<ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/news/departure-of-sir-nicholas-macpherson-gcb-permanent-secretary-to-the-treasury-announced 'Departure of Sir Nicholas Macpherson gcb permanent secretary to the treasury announced' 4 January 2016], ''Gov.uk'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category: Treasury|MacPherson, Nicholas]] [[Category: UK|MacPherson, Nicholas]]

Nicholas MacPherson

2016-07-25T13:12:30Z

Richard Bew: Created page with "'''Sir Nicholas MacPherson''' was the former permanent secretary to HM Treasury until March 2016 and is now chairman of private banking firm C Hoare & Co. ==Career..."

'''Sir Nicholas MacPherson''' was the former permanent secretary to [[HM Treasury]] until March 2016 and is now chairman of private banking firm [[C Hoare & Co.]]

==Career==
Before joining the Treasury, MacPherson was managing director of the [[Budget and Public Finance Directorate]], for whom he oversaw the tightening of the Treasury's strategic tax policy.

Between 2001 and 2004, he headed the [[Public Services Directorate]], where he directed the spending reviews for 2000 and 2002. He was also director of welfare reform from 1998 to 2001 and principal private secretary to the chancellor, and oversaw the transition of the role from [[Kenneth Clarke]] to [[Gordon Brown]].

MacPherson is also a visiting Professor at [[King’s College London]], and is chair of the policy committee of the centre for economic performance at the [[London School of Economics]].<ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/news/departure-of-sir-nicholas-macpherson-gcb-permanent-secretary-to-the-treasury-announced 'Departure of Sir Nicholas Macpherson gcb permanent secretary to the treasury announced' 4 January 2016], ''Gov.uk'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category: Treasury|MacPherson, Nicholas]] [[Category: UK|MacPherson, Nicholas]]

Westminster Advisers Ltd

2016-07-25T09:14:32Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd

2016-07-25T08:44:56Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

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'''The Whitehouse Consultancy''' is a commercial lobbying firm based in London, established in 1997.

It was formerly known as [[Good News Communications Limited]]. The name was changed to Whitehouse on 4 January 2002.<ref>
http://wck2.companieshouse.gov.uk/9cad5b826cc1f54f6e61174774a9322a/compdetails accessed 1 December 2007</ref>

== Westminster Connections ==

[[Christopher Whitehouse]] is Director of The [[Westminster Media Forum]], The [[Westminster Diet and Health Forum]], The [[Westminster Education Forum]], and the [[Westminster eForum]], all of which are projects of a company called [[Westminster Forum Projects]]. All of these organisations are also listed as clients of the [[Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd]]<ref>
[http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/aboutus.aspx About us] accessed 1 December 2007 </ref>

Christopher Whitehouse is also clerk to the [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]]. He is paid for his services to the group by the [[BBC]], [[BSkyB]], [[Channel 4 TV]], [[Disney Channel]] and [[Time Warner]].
The cross party group has a membership of over twenty MPs. The office bearers are
* [[Austin Mitchell]] | [[Lord Lipsey]] | [[Derek Wyatt]] | [[Don Foster]] | [[Peter Bottomley]] | [[Roger Gale]] | [[John Greenway]]<ref> http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/register/memi352.htm House of Commons Publications and Records, Register of All-party Groups accessed 1 December 2007 </ref>

== Complaint against "anti-competitive" register ==

In June 2008, the Whitehouse Consultancy and [[DLA Piper Global Government Affairs]] wrote a letter of complaint to the [[Public Administration Select Committee]], voicing their concerns about organisations refusing to work with agencies not signed up to the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]] (APPC) register. The letter, signed by Whitehouse Consultancy's managing director [[Chris Whitehouse]], stated:
::We understand fully the Met Office's concern to ensure that it only considers tenders from organisations committed to adherence to high ethical standards. But we consider... that such behaviour, as encouraged by the APPC, is anti-competitive. Having taken legal advice we are strongly of the opinion that this contravenes not only government procurement guidelines but also EU directives... and as such is unlawful".
The letter came several weeks after the Met Office put out a tender for a lobbying firm, specifying that it was 'essential' for the successful consultancy to be part of the APPC.<ref>David Singleton, "[http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/search/816507/Agencies-voice-concern-APPC-only-contracts/ Agencies voice concern over APPC-only contracts]", ''PR Week UK'', 12.06.08, accessed 10.09.10</ref>

== Health and food ==

[[Anna Laukkanen]] is the Whitehouse consultant that specialises in health policy and regulation, particularly in obesity, food and nutrition issues. The Whitehouse website states she played a "key role in our successful lobbying campaign in Brussels on the Regulation on Nutrition and Health Claims Made on Food".<ref>
http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/aboutus.aspx#anna accessed 1 December 2007 </ref>

The regulation (Regulation (EC) No 1924/2006 on nutrition and health claims made on foods) was drawn up to "prevent unfounded claims on food packages and to ensure effective functioning of the internal market as regards to nutrition and health claims. ".

The proposal covers two categories of claims: nutrition claims (such as "rich in vitamin C" and "low in fat") and health claims (such as "good for your beauty and your inner harmony") and proposed allowing a category of previously prohibited claims relating to the reduction of disease risk.<ref> http://www.euractiv.com/en/health/nutrition-health-claims-foods/article-133154 accessed 1 December 2007</ref>

The food industry reacted to the proposed regulation by employing PR and lobbying companies to try to kill off or at least amend the regulation.

The controversial areas were Article 4, which laid down the conditions for restricting the use of nutrition and health claims. It called on the Commission to establish nutrient profiles (with reference to fat, sugar and salt/sodium content) for each food category within 18 months from the adoption of the regulation.
Another area of contention was article 15, which required certain health claims to go through an authorisation procedure and stipulates that "the proposed wording of the health claim is substantiated by scientific data".

The food industry claimed that the proposed regulation was " an overly-burdensome regulation that will provide very little, if any, benefit to the consumer. This proposal exceeds the powers of the EU to interfere in Member State health policies and would adversely impact on food marketing and advertising, thus removing information from the consumer." Over 269 amendments were laid to the regulation.<ref>
http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meetdocs/2004_2009/documents/am/604/604663/604663en.pdf European Parliament Committee on Environment Public Health and Food Safety Amendments doc accessed 1 December 2007 </ref>

Whitehouse also lists the [[Health Food Manufacturers’ Association]] HFMA as a client and states that:

:"The members of the HFMA have been threatened by a series of national and European regulatory developments that impose additional burdens upon manufacturers... Our approach has been to position the HFMA both in the UK and in Europe as a powerful voice of the sector and to ensure that it punches above its weight in the corridors of power in Westminster, Whitehall and Brussels. Active involvement with Parliamentarians both in Westminster and in the European Parliament was initiated and developed to position the HFMA as the source of authoritative information, comment and advice on the regulation of the sector.... lobbying visits to the European Parliament, meetings as the European Commission, and a willingness to challenge regulatory decisions in the High Court and the European Court of Justice have all been key elements of the strategy....Firm and robust commitments have been achieved both from the UK Government and from the European Commission about the way in which legislation will in future be developed and implemented."<ref>
Whitehouse Consulting [http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/casestudies/hfma.aspx HFMA] Case study, Accessed 1 December 2007</ref>

The consultancy also lists [[Vitabiotics]] as a client and states that:

:"Vitabiotics have been working with The Whitehouse Consultancy over threatening EU legislation on nutrition and health claims made on foods... The proposed EU regulation on nutrition and health claims, presented by the European Commission in 2003, proposed setting up a system of prior authorisation for all nutrition and health claims across the EU. This burdensome regulation, which would also have prohibited general well-being claims, would have threatened many existing products and caused significant delay to bringing new products to market...Whitehouse...worked with Vitabiotics to ensure that the company was seen by MEPs and by member state officials as trusted partners throughout negotiations. By working with MEPs as they drafted particular amendments we were able to help ensure that such amendments addressed key concerns and defended the company’s interests.As the legislation progressed we also worked closely with supportive UK Parliamentarians, holding a briefing in the House of Lords, planting Parliamentary Questions and encouraging them to make representations to the Secretary of State and EU Commissioners. The legislation was significantly improved. Vitabiotics is now working closely with the UK government and its regulatory agencies in relation to the interpretation and implementation of the legislation, and has significantly boosted its profile during the process."<ref>
http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/casestudies/vitabiotics.aspx accessed 1 December 2007</ref>

[[Cambridge Health and Weight Plan]] (CHWP) also employed Whitehouse on these regulations. According to the Whitehouse website:

:" The ... Consultancy has also been liaising with MEPs in Brussels to lobby for favourable amendments to the proposed EU Regulation on Nutrition and Health Claims which would potentially prohibition any claims making reference to the rate of weight loss claims...The Consultancy successfully ensured that key amendments to the Nutrition and Health Claims legislation were voted through in the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee of the European Parliament thereby significantly improving the proposed legislation.<ref>
http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/casestudies/cambridgehwp.aspx accessed 1 December </ref>

==Lobbying for tax avoidance==
In June 2012 it emerged that the Whitehouse Consultancy had been hired by financial consultants [[NT Advisors]] <ref> See [[The Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd, UK Staff and clients 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009]], Powerbase </ref> to lobby parliamentarians in 2009 against moves to close a major tax avoidance scheme for the super-rich, among them the comedian [[Jimmy Carr]] and a hedge fund Tory donor, [[George Robinson]]. <ref> Jamie Doward and Caroline Mortimer , [http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/jun/23/jimmy-carr-tax-avoidance How advisers to stars lobbied MPs to make it a human right to avoid tax], The Observer, Saturday 23 June 2012, 19.18pm </ref>

==Lobbying for corporate education industry==
Whitehouse says it has 'extensive experience' of working in the field of education and provides support to a large number of organisations including: children’s charities, education providers, representative groups and multi-academy trusts. It says it provides a range of advice on schools policy, funding, and market access, among other things. It says:

:'With significant reform under-way in UK education and children’s services policy our clients need to understand the changes that are being developed, develop considered and appropriate responses and inform and interact with key policy makers and commissioners'.<ref>[http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/our-sectors/education-and-childrens-services/ Education services], Whitehouse Consultancy website, accessed August 2015</ref>

Its listed lobbying clients in 2015 include:
*[[Bright Tribe]], a multi-academy trust
*[[NASS]], ([[National Association of Independent Schools and Non- Maintained Special Schools]])

It also lobbies for clients that are pushing for reform of education systems that benefit corporate interests. In 2015 these include:
*[[NewsUK]]

==People==
*[[Christopher Whitehouse]], founder and chairman. Spent 14 years as an assistant to many MPs and Peers in the House of Lords and Commons.<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/in/chriswhitehousepublicaffairs Christopher Whitehouse] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Helen Munro]], managing director
*[[Carl Thomson]], director. Stood for the [[Conservative Party]] in Glasgow East in the 2005 General Election, coming fourth as [[David Marshall]] of the [[Labour Party]] won.<ref> [http://www.theguardian.com/politics/person/9229/carl-thomson http://www.theguardian.com/politics/constituency/959/glasgow-east] ''Guardian'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref> Was a research assistant to [[Theresa May]] MP (2004-2005) and a senior parliamentary assistant to [[John Redwood]] MP (2005-2010)<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/in/carlthomson Carl Thomson] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Alex Singleton]], associate director. Former journalist at the The [[Telegraph]] newspaper, appeared on shows such as the Today programme, Newsnight, The Moral Maze and Channel Four’s comedy show 10 O’Clock Live, founder of the [[Globalisation Institute]] and worked as the Research Director of the [[Adam Smith Institute]].<ref> [http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/about-us/our-team/alex-singleton/ David Singleton]] ''Whitehouse Consultancy'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Katarzyna Wilk]], senior political consultant. Former parliamentary assistant to a Polish MEP
*[[Chris Rogers]], head of public relations
*[[Frances Powrie]], senior political consultant. Spent seven months working in the office of [[Gary Titley]] MEP, Leader of the European Parliamentary Labour Party<ref> [https://www.linkedin.com/pub/frances-powrie/70/371/594?trk=pub-pbmap Frances Powrie] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Sam Blainey]], political consultant. Worked in the office of [[Andrew Dismore]] MP<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/sam-blainey/8a/4b9/785 Sam Blainey] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Oliver Cardinali]], political consultant
*[[Peter Shand]], political consultant
*[[Mayar Raouf]], communications consultant
*[[Ben Rochelle]], political consultant
*[[Guillermo Serrano]], political consultant. Former research and communications officer at the [[European Movement UK]], assistant to the director at the [[Council for European Palestinian Relations]], junior fellow at the [[Global Policy Institute]], EU junior analyst at [[DeHavilland]] EU, junior assistant to [[Luis Yáñez]] MEP at the European Parliament and a junior research associate at [[Global Policy Institute London]].<ref> [https://www.linkedin.com/pub/guillermo-serrano-pe%C3%B1a/4a/294/444?trk=pub-pbmap Guillermo Serrano]] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>

===APPC UK===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Rowan Allport]] | [[Sam Blainey]] | [[Joanna Camadoo]] | [[Ben Chiu]] | [[Robert Ede]] | [[Declan Mullaney]] | [[Helen Munro]] | [[Julia Ogiehor]] | [[Elias Papadopoulos]] | [[Frances Powrie]] | [[John Punter]] | [[Mayar Raouf]] | [[Benjamin Rochelle]] | [[Chris Rogers]] | [[Aidan Rylatt]] | [[Rhiannon Sanders]] | [[Guillermo Serrano]] | [[Jack Taylor]] | [[Carl Thomson]] | [[Chris Whitehouse]] | [[Katarzyna Wilk]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Whitehouse%20Consultancy%20Ltd,%20The Whitehouse Consultancy staff list, Dec-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 27 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Rowan Allport]] | [[Sam Blainey]] | [[Joanna Camadoo]] | [[Ben Chiu]] | [[Robert Ede]] | [[Sofie Hooper]] | [[Declan Mullaney]] | [[Helen Munro]] | [[Julia Ogiehor]] | [[Elias Papadopoulos]] | [[Frances Powrie]] | [[John Punter]] | [[Mayar Raouf]] | [[Benjamin Rochelle]] | [[Chris Rogers]] | [[Aidan Rylatt]] | [[Rhiannon Sanders]] | [[Guillermo Serrano]] | [[Peter Shand]] | [[Jack Taylor]] | [[Carl Thomson]] | [[Chris Whitehouse]] | [[Katarzyna Wilk]] | <ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Whitehouse Consultancy staff list, Sep-Nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 27 April 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Rowan Allport]] | [[Sam Blainey]] | [[Joanna Camadoo]] | [[Alice Campbell-Cree]] | [[Oliver Cardinali]] | [[Ben Chiu]] | [[Robert Ede]] | [[Sofie Hooper]] | [[Declan Mullaney]] | [[Helen Munro]] | [[Julia Ogiehor]] | [[Elias Papadopoulos]] | [[Frances Powrie]] | [[John Punter]] | [[Mayar Raouf]] | [[Leonie Rischter]] | [[Benjamin Rochelle]] | [[Chris Rogers]] | [[Rhiannon Sanders]] | [[Guillermo Serrano]] | [[Peter Shand]] | [[Jack Taylor]] |
[[Carl Thomson]] | [[Chris Whitehouse]] | [[Katarzyna Wilk]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Whitehouse Consultancy staff list, Jun-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 27 April 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Rowan Allport]] | [[Sam Blainey]] | [[Joanna Camadoo]] | [[Alice Campbell-Cree]] | [[Oliver Cardinali]] | [[Ben Chiu]] | [[Robert Ede]] | [[Sofie Hooper]] | [[Declan Mullaney]] | [[Helen Munro]] | [[Julia Ogiehor]] | [[Elias Papadopoulos]] | [[Frances Powrie]] | [[Mayar Raouf]] | [[Benjamin Rochelle]] | [[Chris Rogers]] | [[Guillermo Serrano]] | [[Peter Shand]] | [[Carl Thomson]] | [[Chris Whitehouse]] | [[Katarzyna Wilk]] <ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Whitehouse Consultancy staff list, Mar-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 27 April 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Rowan Allport]] | [[Sam Blainey]] | [[Joanna Camadoo]] | [[Alice Campbell-Cree]] | [[Oliver Cardinali]] | [[Emma Carr]] | [[Ben Chiu]] | [[Robert Ede]] | [[Sofie Hooper]] | [[Declan Mullaney]] | [[Helen Munro]] | [[Julia Ogiehor]] | [[Elias Papadopoulos]] | [[Frances Powrie]] | [[Mayar Raouf]] | [[Benjamin Rochelle]] | [[Chris Rogers]] | [[Guillermo Serrano]] | [[Peter Shand]] | [[Alex Singleton]] | [[Carl Thomson]] | [[Chris Whitehouse]] |
[[Katarzyna Wilk]] <ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Whitehouse Consultancy staff list, Dec-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 27 April 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Rowan Allport]] | [[Sam Blainey]] | [[Joanna Camadoo]] | [[Alice Campbell-Cree]] | [[Oliver Cardinali]] | [[Emma Carr]] | [[Ben Chiu]] | [[Robert Ede]] | [[Alessandro Fusco]] | [[Declan Mullaney]] | [[Helen Munro]] | [[Julia Ogiehor]] | [[Elias Papadopoulos]] | [[Frances Powrie]] | [[Mayar Raouf]] | [[Benjamin Rochelle]] | [[Chris Rogers]] | [[Guillermo Serrano]] | [[Peter Shand]] | [[Alex Singleton]] | [[Carl Thomson]] | [[Chris Whitehouse]] | [[Katarzyna Wilk]]<ref name="sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Whitehouse%20Consultancy%20Ltd,%20The Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Rowan Allport]] | [[Sam Blainey]] | [[Joanna Camadoo]] | [[Alice Campbell-Cree]] | [[Oliver Cardinali]] | [[Emma Carr]] | [[Ben Chiu]] | [[Alessandro Fusco]] | [[Julia Ogiehor]] | [[Elias Papadopoulos]] | [[George Paterson (PR)| George Paterson]] | [[Frances Powrie]] | [[Mayar Raouf]] | [[Chris Rogers]] | [[Peter Shand]] | [[Alex Singleton]] | [[Carl Thomson]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Chris Whitehouse]] | [[Katarzyna Wilk]]<ref name="June"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Whitehouse%20Consultancy%20Ltd,%20The Register 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 17 October 2014 </ref>

===Former People===
*[[Helen Carr]], managing director
*[[David Hare]], director. Is now chief executive of the [[NHS Partners Network]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/david-hare/14/a32/9a9 David Hare] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Anna Laukkanen]], consultant
*[[Richard Robinson]], senior consultant. Former associate director at [[Fleishman-Hillard]], is now policy and public affairs manager at [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/richard-robinson/26/902/554 Richard Robinson] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Kris Verlé]], consultant
*[[Katie McDowell]], political consultant. Is now a freelance policy & public affairs consultant at [[Katie McDowell Consulting]]
*[[Paula Pohja-Hutchison]], consultant. Now an associate director at [[MHP Communications]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/paula-pohja-hutchison/1b/b7/955 Paula Pohja-Hutchinson] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Gary Jones]], consultant. Former parliamentary assistant at [[Mark Prisk]] MP and a member of the health and education policy committee at [[The Bow Group]]. Now a government affairs manager at [[AbbVie]]
* [[Lucy Craig]], junior consultant. Now a senior account manager at the [[PR Office]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/lucy-craig/10/1bb/a2 Lucy Craig] ''Linkedin'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom the '''Whitehouse Consultancy''' has lobbied government ministers and the firm's listings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[All Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Caritas Anchor House]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[Enterprise Rent-A-Car]] | [[Equity Release Council]] | [[Hoolan Energy]] | [[IMH Events]] | [[Low Carbon]] | [[Paediatric Continence Forum]] | [[REG Bio-Power]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zuYMAAY 'The Whitehouse Consultancy profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Enterprise Rent-A-Car]] | [[JanUary]] | [[Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust]] | [[Low Carbon]] | [[National Association of Independent Schools & Non-Maintained Special Schools]] (NASS) | [[Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zuYMAAY Whitehouse Consultancy profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>

====October - December 2015====
[[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Andromeda Capital]] | [[Caritas Anchor House]] | [[Enterprise Rent-A-Car]] | [[Google]] | [[JanUary]] | [[LIFT Council]] | [[Low Carbon]]
====July - September 2015====
[[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Caritas Anchor House]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[London Leadership Strategy]] | [[Low Carbon]] | [[Musical Futures]] | [[Olleco]] | [[Vitra]]
====April - June 2015====
[[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Consumers for Health Choice]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust]] | [[Low Carbon]] | [[Maximus]] | [[Olleco]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Action Cerebral Palsy]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Andromeda Capital]] | [[Association of Educational Psychologists]] | [[Enterprise Rent-A-Car]] | [[Jo’s Cervical Cancer Trust]] | [[Low Carbon]] | [[National Obesity Awareness Week]] | [[Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists]]
<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zuYMAAY Whitehouse Consultancy profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 9 February 2016</ref>

===APPC lobbying register===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Action Cerebral Palsy]] | [[Ajinomoto Co. Inc.]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Adult and Childhood Obesity]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Alliance for Patient Safety]] | [[Andromeda Capital]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[Asia TV]] [[Assura Group]] | [[Bright Tribe]] | [[British Telecommunications]] | [[Britvic]] | [[Cambridge Weight Plan]] | [[Camelot]] | [[Caritas Anchor House]] | [[Chailey Heritage School]] | [[Channel 4 Television]] | [[CLL Support Association]] | [[Communication Trust, The]] | [[Consumers for Health Choice]] | [[Cool Milk]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[Enterprise Rent-a-Car]] | [[European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance]] | [[Global Group]] | [[Google]] | [[Health Management]] Ltd | [[JanUary]] | [[Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust]] | [[LIFT Council, The]] | [[Lighterlife]] | [[Low Carbon]] Ltd | [[Manfred Sauer]] | [[Maximus Employment and Training]] Ltd | [[Musical Futures]] | [[NASS]] (National Association of Independent Schools and Non-Maintained Special Schools)| [[National Obesity Forum, The]] | [[NewsUK]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[Nur Energie]] | [[Paediatric Continence Forum]] | [[Prior's Court Foundation]] | [[Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists]] | [[School and Nursery Milk Alliance]] | [[Sparx]] Ltd | [[Telegraph Media Group]] | [[The Equity Release Council]] | [[TimeWarner]] | [[UK and EU Very Low Calorie Diet Industry Groups, The]] | [[UK TV]] Ltd | [[Urology Trade Association]] | [[Urology User Group Coalition]] | [[Vitra AG]] | [[World DAB]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Whitehouse%20Consultancy%20Ltd,%20The The Whitehouse Consultancy client list, Dec-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 27 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Action Cerebral Palsy]] | [[Ajinomoto Co. Inc.]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Adult and Childhood Obesity]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Alliance for Patient Safety]] | [[Andromeda Capital]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[Association of Educational Psychologists]] | [[Assura Group]] | [[Bright Tribe]] | [[British Telecommunications]] | [[Britvic]] | [[Cambridge Weight Plan]] | [[Camelot]] | [[Caritas Anchor House]] | [[Chailey Heritage School]] | [[Channel 4 Television]] | [[The Communication Trust]] | [[Consumers for Health Choice]] | [[Cool Milk]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[Enterprise Rent-a-Car]] | [[European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance]] | [[Global Group]] | [[Google]] | [[Health Management]] Ltd | [[JanUary]] | [[Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust]] | [[The LIFT Council]] | [[Lighterlife]] | [[Low Carbon]] Ltd | [[Manfred Sauer]] | [[Maximus Employment and Training]] Ltd | [[Musical Futures]] | [[NASS (National Association of Independent Schools and NonMaintained Special Schools)]] | [[The National Obesity Forum]] | [[NewsUK]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[Olleco]] | [[Paediatric Continence Forum]] | [[Prior's Court Foundation]] | [[Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists]] | [[School and Nursery Milk Alliance]] | [[Sparx]] Ltd| [[Telegraph Media Group]] | [[The Equity Release Council]] | [[TimeWarner UK and EU Very Low Calorie Diet Industry Groups]] | [[UK TV]] Ltd | [[Urology Trade Association]] | [[Urology User Group Coalition]] | [[Trust & ERIC]] | [[Virgin Care]] | [[Vitra AG]] | [[World DAB]] <ref name="Sep15"/>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Action Cerebral Palsy]] | [[Ajinomoto Co. Inc.]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Adult and Childhood Obesity]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Alliance for Patient Safety]] | [[Andromeda Capital]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[Association of Educational Psychologists]] | [[Assura Group]] | [[Bright Tribe]] | [[British Telecommunications]] | [[Britvic]] | [[Cambridge Weight Plan]] | [[Caritas Anchor House]] | [[Chailey Heritage School]] | [[Channel 4 Television]] | [[Coloplast]] Ltd | [[The Communication Trust]] | [[Consumers for Health Choice]] | [[Cool Milk]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[Dymatize Enterprises]] LLC | [[Dyslexia SpLD Trust]] | [[Enterprise Rent-a-Car]] | [[European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance]] | [[Global Group]] | [[Google]] | [[Health Management]] Ltd | [[IdeasTap]] | [[Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust]] | [[The LIFT Council]] |[[Lighterlife]] | [[London Leadership Strategy]] | [[Low Carbon]] Ltd | [[Manfred Sauer]] | [[Maximus Employment and Training]] Ltd | [[Musical Futures]] | [[NASS (National Association of Independent Schools and NonMaintained Special Schools)]] | [[National Obesity Awareness Week 2015]] | [[The National Obesity Forum]] | [[No To Retro Tax]] | [[Olleco]] | [[Paediatric Continence Forum]] | [[PerDM Services]] Ltd | [[Prior's Court Foundation]] | [[Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists]] | [[School and Nursery Milk Alliance]] | [[Sparx]] Ltd | [[Telegraph Media Group]] | [[The Equity Release Council]] | [[The Gipsy Moth Trust]] | [[TimeWarner]] | [[UK and EU Very Low Calorie Diet Industry Groups]] | [[UK TV]] Ltd | [[Urology Trade Association]] | [[Urology User Group Coalition]] | [[Trust & ERIC]] | [[Virgin Care]] | [[Vitra AG]] | [[World DMB]] <ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Ajinomoto Co. Inc.]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on International Religious Freedom & Belief]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Adult and Childhood Obesity]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Alliance for HMRC Accountability Alliance for Patient Safety]] | [[Andromeda Capital]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[Association of Educational Psychologists]] | [[Assura Group]] | [[Bedouin]] | [[Bright Tribe]] | [[British Telecommunications]] | [[Britvic]] | [[Business & Commercial Finance Club]] | [[Cambridge Weight Plan]] | [[Chailey Heritage School]] | [[Channel 4 Television]] | [[Coloplast]] Ltd | [[The Communication Trust]] |[[Consumers for Health Choice]] | [[Cool Milk]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[Dymatize Enterprises]] LLC | [[Dyslexia SpLD Trust]] | [[EDF Tax]] Ltd | [[Enterprise Rent-a-Car]] | [[European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance]] | [[Global Group Health Management]] Ltd | [[IdeasTap]] | [[Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust]] | [[Kimberly-Clark Professional]] | [[The LIFT Council]] | [[Lighterlife]] | [[Low Carbon]] Ltd | [[Manfred Sauer]] | [[Maximus Employment and Training]] Ltd | [[NASS (National Association of Independent Schools and NonMaintained Special Schools)]] | [[National Hairdressers Federation]] | [[National Obesity Awareness Week 2015]] | [[NewsUK]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[No To Retro Tax]] | [[Olleco]] | [[OneE Group]] | [[Paediatric Continence Forum]] | [[Peak Performance]] | [[PerDM Services]] Ltd | [[Prior's Court Foundation Registration]] | [[Council for Clinical Physiologists]] | [[School and Nursery Milk Alliance]] | [[Sensium Healthcare]] Ltd | [[SITA UK]] | [[Sparx]] Ltd | [[Spink Health]] | [[Telegraph Media Group]] | [[TENS]] | [[The Equity Release Council]] | [[The Gipsy Moth Trust]] | [[TimeWarner]] | [[UK and EU Very Low Calorie Diet Industry Groups]] | [[UK TV]] Ltd | [[Urology Trade Association]] | [[Urology User Group Coalition]] |[[Trust & ERIC]] | [[Vitra AG]] | [[World DMB]] <ref name="Mar15"/>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Ajinomoto Co. Inc.]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on International Religious Freedom & Belief]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Pancreatic Cancer]] | [[All-Party Group on Clinical Physiology]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Adult and Childhood Obesity]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Alliance for HMRC Accountability Alliance for Patient Safety]] | [[Andromeda Capital]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[Arthritis Care]] | [[Association of Educational Psychologists]] | [[Assura Group]] | [[BBC]] | [[Bedouin]] | [[BeeHealth]] Ltd | [[Bright Tribe]] | [[British Telecommunications]] | [[Business & Commercial Finance Club]] | [[Cambridge Weight Plan]] | [[Cancer 52]] | [[Chailey Heritage School]] | [[Channel 4 Television]] | [[Coloplast]] Ltd | [[Communication Matters]] | [[Communication Trust, The]] | [[Complete Childcare Group]] | [[Consumers for Health Choice]] | [[Cool Milk Defence]] | [[Police Federation]] | [[Dymatize Enterprises]] LLC | [[Dyslexia SpLD Trust]] | [[EDF Tax]] Ltd | [[Enterprise Rent-a-Car]] | [[European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance]] |
[[Guardian News and Media]] | [[Health Management]] Ltd | [[Healthnotes]] | [[IdeasTap]] | [[ITV]] | [[Jo's Cervical Cancer Trust]] | [[Kimberly-Clark Professional]] | [[The LIFT Council]] | [[Lighterlife]] | [[Low Carbon]] Ltd | [[Manfred Sauer]] | [[Manumixx]] | [[Maximus Employment and Training]] Ltd | [[NASS]] (National Association of Independent Schools and NonMaintained Special Schools) | [[National Hairdressers Federation]] | [[National Obesity Awareness Week 2015]] | [[NewsUK]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[No To Retro Tax]] | [[Olleco]] | [[OneE Group]] | [[Paediatric Continence Forum]] | [[Peak Performance]] | [[PerDM Services]] Ltd | [[Prior's Court Foundation]] | [[REG Windpower]] | [[Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists]] | [[Right to Life Charitable Trust]] | [[RocketMill School and Nursery Milk Alliance]] | [[Sensium Healthcare]] Ltd | [[SITA UK]] | [[Sparx]] Ltd | [[Spink Health]] | [[Telegraph Media Group]] | [[TENS]] | [[The Equity Release Council]] | [[The Gipsy Moth Trust]] | [[TimeWarner UK and EU Very Low Calorie Diet Industry Groups]] | [[UK TV]] Ltd | [[Urology Trade Association]] | [[Trust & ERIC]] | [[Virgin Care]] | [[Vitra AG]] <ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Ajinomoto Co]]. Inc. | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on International Religious Freedom & Belief]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Pancreatic Cancer]] | [[All-Party Group on Clinical Physiology]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Adult and Childhood Obesity]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Alliance for HMRC AccountabilityAlliance for Patient Safety]] | [[Andromeda Capital]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[Arthritis Care Association of Educational Psychologists]] | [[Assura Group]] | [[BBC]] | [[Bedouin]] | [[BeeHealth]] Ltd | [[Bright Tribe]] | [[British Telecommunications]] | [[Cambridge Weight Plan]] | [[Chailey Heritage School]] | [[Channel 4 Television]] | [[Coloplast]] Ltd | [[Communication Matters]] | [[Communication Trust]], The | [[Consumers for Health Choice]] | [[Cool Milk]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[Dymatize Enterprises]] LLC | [[Dyslexia SpLD Trust]] | [[EDF Tax]] Ltd | [[Enterprise Rent-a-Car]] | [[European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance]] | [[Foundation of Assistive Technology]] | [[Global Group]] | [[Guardian News and Media]] | [[Health Management]] Ltd | [[Healthnotes]] | [[ITV]] | [[Jos Cervical cancer Trust]] | [[Kimberly-Clark Professional]] | [[LIFT Council]], The | [[Lighterlife]] | [[Low Carbon]] Ltd | [[Manfred Sauer]] | [[Manumixx]] | [[Maximus Employment and Training]] Ltd | [[NASS]] ([[National Association of Independent Schools and Non-Maintained Special Schools]]) | [[National Hairdressers Federation]] | [[National Obesity Awareness Week 2015]] | [[National Obesity Forum]], The | [[NewsUK]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[No To Retro Tax ]] | [[Olleco]] | [[OneE Group]] | [[Paediatric Continence Forum]] | [[Pancreatic Cancer UK]] | [[Peak Performance]] | [[PerDM Services]] Ltd | [[Prior's Court Foundation]] | [[REG Windpower]] | [[Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists]] | [[Right to Life Charitable Trust]] | [[School and Nursery Milk Alliance]] | [[Sensium Healthcare]] Ltd | [[Sparx]] Ltd | [[Telegraph Media Group]] | [[TENS]] | [[The Equity Release Council]] | [[The Gipsy Moth Trust]] | [[TimeWarner]] | [[UK and EU Very Low Calorie Diet Industry Groups]], The | [[UK TV]] Ltd | [[Urology Trade Association]] | [[Urology User Group Coalition]] | [[Virgin Care]] | [[Vitra AG]]<ref name="sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Ajinomoto Co. Inc.]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on International Religious Freedom & Belief]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Pancreatic Cancer]] | [[All-Party Group on Clinical Physiology]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Adult and Childhood Obesity]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Media Group]] | [[Alliance for Patient Safety]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[Arthritis Care Association of Educational Psychologists]] | [[Assura Group]] | [[BBC]] | [[BeeHealth]] Ltd | [[Bright Tribe]] | [[British Telecommunications]] | [[Cambridge Weight Plan]] | [[Chailey Heritage School]] | [[Channel 4 Television]] | [[CLF Distribution]] | [[Coloplast]] Ltd | [[Communication Matters]] | [[The Communication Trust|Communication Trust, The]] | [[Consumers for Health Choice]] | [[Cool Milk]] | [[DCC Health & Beauty]] | [[Defence Police Federation]] | [[Dymatize Enterprises]] LLC | [[Dyslexia SpLD Trust]] | [[EDF Tax]] Ltd | [[Enterprise Rent-a-Car]] | [[European Specialist Sports Nutrition Alliance]] | [[Foundation of Assistive Technology]] | [[General Nutrition Corporation]] | [[Global Group]] | [[Grenade]] | [[Guardian News and Media]] | [[Health Management]] Ltd | [[Healthnotes]] | [[Healthspark]] | [[High Five]] | [[ITV]] | [[Kimberly-Clark Professional]] | [[The LIFT Council|LIFT Council, The]] | [[Lighterlife]] | [[Living Fuels]] | [[Manfred Sauer]] | [[Maximus Employment and Training]] Ltd | [[MP Bio Science]] | [[NASS]] (National Association of Independent Schools and Non-Maintained Special Schools) | [[National Obesity Awareness Week 2015]] | [[The National Obestiy Forum|National Obesity Forum, The]] | [[NewsUK]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[No To Retro Tax]] | [[Olleco]] | [[Paediatric Continence Forum]] | [[Pancreatic Cancer]] UK | [[PerDM Services]] Ltd | [[Prior's Court Foundation]] | [[REG Windpower]] | [[Registration Council for Clinical Physiologists]] | [[Right to Life Charitable Trust]] | [[School and Nursery Milk Alliance]] | [[Sensium Healthcare]] Ltd | [[Telegraph Media Group]] | [[The Equity Release Council]] | [[The Gipsy Moth Trust]] | [[TimeWarner]] | [[The UK and EU Very Low Calorie Diet Industry Groups|UK and EU Very Low Calorie Diet Industry Groups, The]] | [[UK TV]] Ltd | [[Urology Trade Association]] | [[Urology User Group Coalition]] | [[Vergnet SA]] | [[Virgin Care]] | [[Vitra AG]]<ref name="June"/>

===2010===
|[[Slimming World]]
|[[Westminster Forum Projects]]
|The [[British Health Care Association]] <ref> Whitehouse Consultancy [http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/our_clients.html Current and former clients include:], accessed 23 December, 2010 </ref>

==Contact==

The Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd
Southbank House, Black Prince Road, London, SE1 7SJ
Phone: +44 (0)20 7463 0690
Fax: +44 (0)20 7463 0691
Email: info@whitehouseconsulting.co.uk
Ltd company number: 03474580.

Whitehouse Europe
rue Wiertz 50/28, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Phone: +32 (0)2 401 87 98
Fax: +32 (0)2 401 68 68
Email: info@whitehouse-europe.com

Website: http://www.whitehouseconsulting.co.uk/

==Resources==

*[[The Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd, UK Staff and clients 30.11.03-31.05.04]]
*[[The Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd, UK Staff and clients Sep 07-Nov 07]]
*[[The Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd, UK Staff and clients 1 December 2007 to 29 February 2008]]
*[[The Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd, UK Staff and clients 1 June 2008 to 31 August 2008]]
*[[The Whitehouse Consultancy Ltd, UK Staff and clients 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009]]
==Notes==
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Public Affairs Company

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The '''Public Affairs Company''' is a 'government and parliamentary relations consultancy' which was set up in 1991.

==People==
*[[Geoffrey Lawler]] - former Conservative MP, who also co-founded [[Democracy International]] Limited in 1995.
*[[Ed Jacobs]] - writes regularly for political blog [[Left Foot Forward]] and the [[Guardian]]
*[[Lydia Taylor]]

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom the '''Public Affairs Company''' has lobbied government ministers and the firms listings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Association of Child Psychotherapists]] | [[Cranswick PLC]] | [[FDM Group]] | [[FirstGroup Plc]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] |[[National Federation of Arm's Length Management Organisations]] | [[Rentplus]] | [[Residential Landlords' Association]] | [[Secretariat to the All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoELAAY 'Public Affairs Company profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Association of Child Psychotherapists]] | [[FDM Group]] | [[FirstGroup]] Plc | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[National Federation of Arm's Length Management Organisations]] | [[Rentplus]] | [[Residential Landlords' Association]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoELAAY Public Affairs Company profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Children's Heart Surgery Fund]] | [[FDM Group]] | [[FirstGroup]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[National Federation of Arms Length Management Organisations]] | [[Rentplus]] | [[Residential Landlord's Association]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Children's Heart Surgery Fund]] | [[FDM Group]] | [[FirstGroup]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[National Federation of Arm's Length Management Organisations]] | [[Rentplus]]
[[Residential Landlord's Association]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]] | [[Wakefield and District Housing]]

====April - June 2015====
[[Children's Heart Surgery Fund]] | [[FirstGroup]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[LSL Property Services]] | [[National Federation of Arm’s Length Management Organisations]] | [[Residential Landlords' Association]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for the Private Rented Sector on behalf of the Residential Landlords Association]] | [[Dispute Service]] | [[Wakefield and District Housing]]

====January - March 2015====
[[Association of Retained Council Housing]] | [[British Glass Manufacturer's Confederation]] | [[Children's Heart Surgery Fund]] | [[FirstGroup]] | [[Liaison Financial Services]] | [[National Federation of Arms Length Management Organisations]] | [[Northern Council for Further Education (NCFE)]] | [[Residential Landlords' Association]] | [[Dispute Service]]
<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoELAAY The Public Affairs Company profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 9 February 2016</ref>

===Former===
[[Association of Coal Methane Operators]] |
[[Callcredit Information Group]] |
[[Corus]] |
[[Credit Services Association]] |
[[DFS]] Ltd |
[[Drax Group]] plc
[[Findel]] plc |
[[Genzyme]] Ltd |
Hallmark Cards (Holdings) Ltd |
[[Kier Support Services]] |
[[Mitsubishi Electric]] (UK) |
National Limousine Association |
Orsis (UK) Ltd |
Pet Care Trust
[[PM Group]] plc |
[[UK Coal]] plc |
[[Yorkshire Water]] |
ActionAid |
British Epilepsy Association |
Diabetes UK |
The Kennel Club |
National Kidney Federation |
Relate |
St George's Crypt (pro bono) |
UNICEF (UK) |

==Publications==

==Contact==

:Website: http://www.publicaffairsco.com/index.htm

==Resources==

==Notes==

<references/>

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Tetra Strategy

2016-07-25T08:28:40Z

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{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}'''Tetra Strategy''' is a lobbying firm based in London, set up in 2007 by [[James O'Keefe]], a former Labour Party staffer and [[Bell Pottinger]] director, and [[Lee Petar]], one of the founding directors of [[BICOM]] (Britain Israel Communications Centre). <ref name="Singleton"> David Singleton, [http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/1097529/Tetra-Strategy-hires-News-Worlds-Jamie-Lyons-head-media/ Tetra Strategy hires News of the World's Jamie Lyons as head of media] prweek.com, 06 October 2011, </ref> Petar has since left to set up his own firm [[Aperture Communiciations]].

The firm states it is:
:based on a set of guiding principles; the importance of achieving order, even where chaos appears to be all around and that well thought-out strategies and careful organisation can resolve many problems which may seem at first insurmountable. <ref> [http://www.appc.org.uk/en/newsandevents/tetra_strategy_joins_appc.cfm Tetra Strategy joins APPC] APPC website, acc 24 October 2011 </ref>

==History==
===Foundation===
According to ''PR Week'', O'Keefe left [[Good Relations Political]] to found Tetra in the summer of 2007, and subsequently recruited four of his old colleagues in the following weeks. These included Petar, the most senior, [[Heidi Moore]], [[Ruwan Kodikara| Ruwan Kodi-Kara]], and [[Katherine Nicholls]]. ''PR Week'' reported that the new agency had a 'strategic alliance' with [[Phil Hall Associates]], a 14-strong PR firm run by ex-[[News of the World]] editor [[Phil Hall]].<ref name="PRWeek140907>Good Relations loses four lobbyists to Tetra, ''PR Week'', 14 September 2007.</ref>

===Split===
In March 2015 co-founder [[Lee Petar]] announced he would be leaving Tetra to establish a new firm called [[Aperture Communications]].

In a statement O'Keefe said:
:'After eight successful years of growing Tetra Strategy together we are today announcing the dividing of the business.'

:'The decision to separate into two companies has been planned for a number of months. We believe that both companies will go from strength to strength, and wish each other well in what is an exciting time for us all.'<ref> David Singleton [https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/tetra-strategy-boss-quits-set-alone Tetra Strategy boss quits to set up alone] ''Public Affairs News'', 16 March 2015, accessed 15 April 2015.</ref>

==Nuclear lobbying==
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Engineering firm [[AMEC]] decided to switch its account from [[Good Relations]] to Tetra, ahead of the Labour Party conference in September 2007. ''PR Week'' reported: "Tetra Strategy will lobby ministers and officials to ensure that AMEC's name is in the frame when major public infrastructure projects are discussed. It will also have to lobby on nuclear power as AMEC is a major player in the new build of nuclear power stations in the UK."<ref>AMEC drops Good Relations to follow O'Keefe, ''PR Week'', 5 October 2007.</ref>AMEC remains a client as of October 2013. <ref> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Tetra%20Strategy Current Register 1st March 2013 - 31st May 2013 Tetra Strategy], acc 13 August 2013 </ref>

AMEC is featured as one of Tetra's main client testimonials on its revamped website in 2013:
:"An enthusiastic and committed team that has been a consistent element to AMEC’s business delivery for several years" and "Commitment to providing a first class service". <ref> [http://www.tetra-strategy.co.uk/default/clients/ Clients], Tetra Strategy website, acc 7 October 2013 </ref>

==Julie Kirkbride recruitment==
Tetra recruited former Conservative MP [[Julie Kirkbride]] as a consultant when she stepped down at the 2010 election as a result of the parliamentary expenses scandal.<ref>David Singleton, Tetra Strategy signs ex-Tory MP Kirkbride, ''PR Week'', 28 May 2010.</ref>

==Werritty affair==
Petar introduced [[Adam Werritty]], an associate of former Defence Secretary [[Liam Fox]] to the venture capitalist [[Harvey Boulter]], prompting a controversial meeting between then Defence Secretary [[Liam Fox]] and Boulter in Dubai in June 2011.<ref name="DonorRevelations">Jim Pickard and Sam Jones, [http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/3efa8118-f63b-11e0-86dc-00144feab49a.html#axzz22y65EsmT Donor revelations add to pressure on Fox], FT.com, 14 October 2011.</ref>

In a statement to the ''Guardian'' on the episode, Tetra stated:
::Tetra Strategy was retained in 2010 to provide litigation PR assistance to the Porton Group in connection with its ongoing High Court claim in England against 3M. The case concerned the development of new MRSA testing technology developed by the MoD. Tetra introduced its client to Adam Werritty in March 2011, who was widely believed at the time to be an official adviser to Dr Liam Fox. The purpose of the introduction was to brief the MoD on the litigation. The suggestion by the Guardian that Tetra was paid to arrange a "secretive" meeting with Dr Fox is not true and is expressly denied. Tetra is referring this matter to the PCC."<ref>Rupert Neate and Patrick Wintour, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2011/oct/09/liam-fox-meeting-lobbyists-werritty-boulter#footnote Revealed: how lobbyists were paid to facilitate meeting with Liam Fox], ''The Guardian'', 10 October 2011.</ref>

In the week that the Werritty story broke in October 2011, with law firm [[Mishcon De Reya]] handled press inquiries about the scandal for Tetra, the agency announced the appointment of former News of the World deputy political editor [[Jamie Lyons]] to oversee media relations.<ref>Tetra hires media head, ''PR Week'', 14 October 2011.</ref>

==Affiliations==
Tetra Strategy is a member of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]] (APPC). Listed on its website as affiliates and network partners are [[PHA Media]], [[Longwood Associates]] and [[MAS Consulting España]].

==People==
*[[James O’Keefe]], founding partner
*[[Andrew Pakes]], director and head of public affairs
*[[David Cracknell]], associate director
*[[Hanna Madalska-Gayer]], director and head of client services and operations
*Rt Hon Sir [[Richard Needham]], chairman<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/rt-hon-sir-richard-needham-earl-of-kilmorey/25/59/812 Rt Hon Sir Richard Needham Earl of Kilmorey] ''Linkedin'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Julie Kirkbride]], consultant. [[Conservative]] MP for Bromsgrove from 1997 to 2010, served as shadow secretary of state for culture, media and sport. Has also worked in the media with the [[BBC]], [[ITN]], the [[Daily Telegraph]] and the [[Sunday Telegraph]]. Resigned as an MP after complaints about her and her husband's expenses claims. Married to former MP [[Andrew MacKay]], a lobbyist with [[Burson-Marsteller]]. <ref> Jason Groves [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1281062/Shamed-Tory-MP-Julie-Kirkbride-lands-100-000-lobbying-job.html Shamed former Tory MP Julie Kirkbride lands £100,000 lobbying job] ''Daily Mail'', 14 May 2010, accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Charli Collins]], account director
*[[Thomas Nemes]], account manager
*[[Rachel Rouse]], account director

===Former Staff===
*[[Lee Petar]], founding partner. Now founder of [[Aperture Communications]].
*[[Heidi Moore]], account director. Followed O'Keefe from [[Good Relations]] to Tetra
*[[Ruwan Kodikara]], account director. Followed O'Keefe from [[Good Relations]] to Tetra. Has also worked for lobbyists [[Bell Pottinger Communications]], [[Chime Communications]], [[MHP Communications]] and [[Quiller Consultants]]. Is currently the head of media and brand for [[Nick Clegg]] and the [[Liberal Democrats]] in the run up to the 2015 General Election
*[[Catherine Nicholls]], account director (2007-2014). Is now policy and public affairs manager at lottery company [[Camelot]].<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/catherine-nicholls/23/514/59a Catherine Nicholls] ''Linkedin'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Jamie Lyons]], director and head of media (2011-2014). Former deputy political editor at the [[News of the World]] and political correspondent at the [[Press Association]]. Is now a partner at [[Bell Pottinger Political]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/jamie-lyons/25/572/ab3 Jamie Lyons] ''Linkedin'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Luke Tryl]], account executive. Is now special adviser to the education secretary and equalities minister [[Nicky Morgan]].
*[[Joel Kenrick]] - former special adviser to energy minister [[Chris Huhne]] until February 2012, listed on the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]]' register as working for Tetra between 1 June and 31 August 2012. Tetra's registered clients in that quarter included energy companies [[AMEC]] and [[Sargas AS]], <ref> APPC Register Entry for 1 June 2012 to 31 August 2012 </ref>which awarded its global carbon capture brief to Tetra in mid-July 2012 <ref>Alec Mattinson, [http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/1140526/sargas-awards-tetra-strategy-carbon-capture-brief/ Sargas awards Tetra Strategy 'carbon capture' brief], PRWeek.com, 12 July 2012, acc November 2012 </ref>

===Staff registers===
====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Charlotte Collins]] | [[David Cracknell]] | Major General [[Arthur Denaro]] CBE DL | [[Julie Kirkbride]] | [[David Krikler]] | Sir [[Richard Needham]] | [[Thomas Nemes]] | [[Catherine Nicholls]] | [[Matthew Ogg]] | [[John O’Brien]] | [[James O’Keefe]] | [[Andrew Pakes]] | [[Tatiana Pankova]] | [[Lee Petar]] | [[Benjamin Roback]] | [[Joel Roberts]] | [[Rachel Rouse]]<ref name="Sept14"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/Consultancy%20Register%20Sept-Nov%202014%20pdf(1).pdf Agency Register September to November 2014] ''PRCA'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>

====May 2013====
Major General [[Arthur Denaro]] | [[Ellie Gellard]] | [[Barry Hartness]] | Sir [[Peter Heap]] | [[Joel Kenrick]] | [[Matthew Ogg]] | [[Garreth Matthews]] | [[Thomas Nemes]] | [[John O'Brien]] | [[Rachel Rouse]] | [[Tatiana Pankova]]

====February 2013====
Major General [[Arthur Denaro]] | [[Ellie Gellard]] | Sir [[Peter Heap]] | [[Joel Kenrick]] | [[Matthew Ogg]] | [[Garreth Matthews]] | [[Thomas Nemes]] | [[John O'Brien]] | [[Rachel Rouse]] | [[Tatiana Pankova]]

===September 2012-November 2012===
[[Charlotte Collins]] |[[ Ellie Gellard]] | [[Barry Hartness]] (intern) | [[Joel Kenrick]] | [[Julie Kirkbride]] | [[Samantha Lishak]] (intern) | [[Jamie Lyons]] | [[Garreth Matthews]] | Sir [[Richard Needham]] * (parliamentary pass holder) | [[Thomas Nemes]] | [[Catherine Nicholls]] | [[James O'Keefe]] | [[Matthew Ogg]] (intern) | [[Tatiana Pankova]] | [[Lee Petar]] | [[Rachel Rouse]]

===Former staff===
*[[Henry Reid]] Account Executive

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Tetra''' has lobbied government ministers and the firm's listings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[BSW Timber]] | [[Lotteries Council]] | [[Metro Blind Sport]] | [[PRISM]] | [[Watly]] | [[Wood Panel Industries Federation]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000008Uvw0AAC 'Tetra Strategy profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[BSW Timber]] | [[General Mills]] | [[Lotteries Council]] | [[PRISM]] | [[Wood Panel Industries Federation]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000008Uvw0AAC Tetra Strategy profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Amec Foster Wheeler]] | [[BSW Timber]] | [[Lotteries Council]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Amec Foster Wheeler]] | [[BSW Timber]] | [[Gazelle]] | [[Lotteries Council]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Amec Foster Wheeler]] | [[BSW Timber]] | [[Lotteries Council]]| [[W.L Gore & Associates]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Lotteries Council]]
<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000008Uvw0AAC Tetra Strategy profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 9 February 2016</ref>

===PRCA register===
====December 2015 - February 2016====
[[AMEC Foster Wheeler]] | [[BSW Timber]] | [[Centre for Turkish Studies & Development]] | [[General Mills]] | [[Lotteries Council]] | [[PRISM]] | [[Toyota Motor Europe]] | [[W.L. Gore & Associates]] | [[Wood Panel Industries Federation]] <ref>[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PublicAffairsRegister(2).pdf Tetra Strategy client list, Reg Dec15-Feb16], ''PRCA'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

===APPC lobbying register===
====September 2014-November 2014====
[[AkzoNobel]] | [[AMEC]] | [[British-Brazil All Party Parliamentary Group]] (pro-bono, no funders) | [[The Centre for Turkey Studies and Development]] | [[BSW Timber]] | [[CAP Consulting]] | [[Confor]] | [[General Mills]] | [[Hospedia]] | [[LACA]] | [[Lotteries Council]] | [[Mikhail Khodorkovsky]] | [[Peabody]] | [[Toyota Motor Europe]] | [[W.L Gore & Associates]]<ref name="Sept14"/>

===March 2013-May 2013===
AkzoNobel | AMEC | [[Dalestone Energy]] | [[Gore]] | Hospedia | LACA | Lotteries Council
| Meningitis UK | [[Mikhail Khodorkovsky]] | [[Sikh Council UK]] | [[Tamares Capital]] | [[Toyota Motor Europe]] | [[Wine and Spirit Trade Association]] (WSTA)

===September 2012-November 2012===
[[AkzoNobel]] | [[AMEC]] | [[Dalestone Energy]] | [[Gore]] | [[Hospedia]] | [[Jordan Aviation]] | [[LACA]] | [[Mikhail Khodorkovsky]] | [[National Casino Industry Forum]] [[(NCiF)]] | [[Sargas AS]] [[Tamares Capital]] | [[Toyota Motor Europe]] | [[Wine and Spirit Trade Association]] (WSTA)

===September-November 2010===
[[AMEC]] | [[Executive Office of the Government of Dubai]] | [[Hospedia]] | [[Mikhail Khordorkovsky]] | [[Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders]] (SMMT) | [[Elbit]] | [[Tamares Capital]] | [[Dwr Cymru Welsh Water]] | | [[SAP]] | [[Axeon]] | [[Toyota Motor Europe]] | [[Genting UK]] | [[Davis Block LLC]] | [[British School of Motoring]] | [[DRL]]<ref>APPC,"[http://www.appc.org.uk/appc/filemanager/root/site_assets/pdfs/register/appc_register_entry_for_1_september_2010_to_31_november_2010_revised_2011.pdf Register Entry for 1 September 2010 to 30 November 2010]", accessed 24.10.2011</ref>

===March 2010-May 2010===
[[AMEC]] | [[Executive Office of the Government of Dubai]] | [[Hospedia]] | [[Mikhail Khordorkovsky]] | [[Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders]] (SMMT) | [[Elbit]] | [[Tamares Capital]] | [[Dwr Cymru Welsh Water]] | [[London Brokerage Limited]] | [[SAP]] | [[Axeon]] | [[Toyota Motor Europe]] | [[Genting UK]] | [[Banks Developments]] | [[British School of Motoring]] | [[Redstone]]<ref>APPC,"[http://www.appc.org.uk/appc/filemanager/root/site_assets/pdfs/appc_register_entry_for_1_march_2010_to_31_may_2010.pdf APPC Register Entry for 1 March 2010 to 31 May 2010]", acccessed 27.08.10</ref>

===Pre-APPC clients===
*[[AMEC]] from September 2007.<ref>AMEC drops Good Relations to follow O'Keefe, ''PR Week'', 5 October 2007.</ref>
*The ''Jewish Chronicle'' reported in June 2008 that Tetra had won a contract representing the Emirate of Dubai, and that the company "has advised pro-Israel charity [[KKL]] and the Innocent drinks brand".<ref>Candice Krieger, [http://www.thejc.com/news/people/lee-petar-goes-bicom-doing-pr-sheikh-dubai Lee Petar goes from Bicom to doing PR for the Sheikh of Dubai], JC.com, 6 June 2008.</ref>

==Contact, Resources, Notes==
===Contact===
Address: 158 Buckingham Palace Road 
London SW1W 9TR 
Website: http://www.tetra-strategy.co.uk/

===Resources===
*[http://www.tetra-strategy.co.uk/blog Tetra Strategy team blog]
*[[Tetra Strategy, APPC Register Entry for 1 March 2010 to 31 May 2010]]

===Notes===

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Terrington Management

2016-07-25T08:21:21Z

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'''Terrington Management''' is a niche 'government relations' lobbying consultancy which previously shared personnel and offices in [[Great Peter Street]] with [[First Defence]], a right wing military think tank.

In September 2012 Terrington's chairman [[Geoffrey Pattie]] and director [[Caroline Flynn-MacLeod]] joined the [[Public Affairs Council]]'s voluntary register as third-party lobbyists, yet failed to reveal their client list. <ref> Tamasin Cave, [http://spinwatch.org/index.php/issues/lobbying/item/5372-lobbyists-score-another-own-goal Lobbyists score another own goal], 23 September 2012 </ref>

==Tri Polus==
[[Tri Polus]] is Terrington's consultancy branch, specialising in market entry strategies, consultancy advice and defence offsets;, the company has a number of contracts with 'leading US corporations' to deliver offset projects. <ref> [http://www.terringtonmanagement.com/html/tri_polus.html Tri Polus], Terrington website, accessed 4 May 2015 </ref>

===People===
*[[Geoffrey Pattie]], chairman
*[[Caroline Flynn-MacLeod]], director
*[[Mayank Patel]], president (USA) and managing director (Europe)<ref>Terrington Management [http://www.terringtonmanagement.com/html/tri_polus.html Tri Polus] accessed 27 October 2014</ref>

===Clients===
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Terrington''' has lobbied government ministers and the firm's 2015/2016 listings are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Raytheon UK]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=001240000071l7iAAA 'Terrington Management LLP profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 25 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2015====
[[UTC Aerospace]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=001240000071l7iAAA Terrington Management profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 9 February 2016</ref>

==Affiliations==
*[[Defence Manufacturers Association]], member
*[[A|D|S]]
*[[Association of Police and Public Security Suppliers]] (APPSS), part of A|D|S
*[[Chatham House]] - Royal Institute for International Affairs
*[[Institute of Economic Affairs]]
*[[International Institute for Strategic Studies]]
*[[Royal United Services Institute]]
*[[Royal United Services Institute Homeland Security Programme]]
*[[UK Public Affairs Council]] <ref> [http://www.terringtonmanagement.com/html/links.html Links], accessed 27 October 2014</ref>

==Contact==
45 Great Peter Street, 
London, SW1P 3LT, UK 
Website: http://www.terringtonmanagement.com
Email: info@terringtonmanagement.com

==Notes==
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[[Category:Arms Industry]]
[[Category:Lobbying]]

Sovereign Strategy Ltd

2016-07-21T16:42:18Z

Richard Bew: /* Register of consultant lobbyists */

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[[File:Sovereign Strategy.png|250px|right|thumb|Sovereign Strategy offices, 81A Rue de la Loi, Brussels]]'''Sovereign Strategy Ltd.''' is a UK policy and lobbying shop, with strong connections to the [[Labour Party]]. [[Alan J Donnelly]], Sovereign's Executive Chairman, is a former Labour Party Leader in the European Parliament <ref>[http://www.sovereignstrategy.com/people.asp Sovereign Strategy website], accessed 2004</ref>.

==History==

According to Donnelly:
:The company has grown a lot over the previous five years, we started off with a £40,000 contract, operating from a converted bathroom in my house in South Shields, and now we've got offices in Brussels and Trafalgar Square, as well as one in the north east. We're expanding our office in Brussels and we have a new affiliate in the USA.<ref>[http://www.euractiv.com/en/pa/interview-alan-donnelly-executive-chairman-sovereign-strategy/article-139242 Interview with Alan Donnelly, Executive Chairman of Sovereign Strategy] ''Euractiv'', Published: Tuesday 10 May 2005</ref>

More recently, Donnelly has been a frequent visitor to the Gulf, including Kuwait, Bahrain, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia.<ref>[http://www.sovereignstrategy.com/ssitg.asp Sovereign Strategy In The Gulf]</ref>

In the past, Sovereign has made much of its links with the Labour Party. In November 2004, every photograph on its website was either of a senior Labour Party figure, or taken at a Labour Party event.<ref>[http://www.sovereignstrategy.com/news.asp Sovereign Strategy website], November 2004</ref>.

==Employing Parliamentarians==
In February 2008 it was reported that former cabinet minister, Lord [[Jack Cunningham]] and Sovereign Strategy, of which he was a director, had been paid to give political advice by the [[City of London Corporation]]. He was hired by the corporation in September 2006 and in the first year, the corporation paid £ 48,000 for this work to him and Sovereign Strategy.

According to documents obtained by ''the Guardian'' under the Freedom of Information Act, Cunningham gave the corporation confidential advice about two bills going through parliament which affected the authority. In one of the bills, the corporation opposed plans to give Ken Livingstone, the London mayor, greater powers in planning matters on the grounds that they would damage the City. He also faced questions over his apparent failure to declare his consultancy with the corporation in the House of Lords register of financial interests.<ref>David Hencke and Rob Evans[http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2008/feb/13/freedomofinformation.labour Ex-minister is paid to secure meetings with government] Guardian, Feb 2008</ref>

The entry in the Register of Members's Interests for [[Tony Blair]]'s election coordinator [[Alan Milburn]] also reveals that sometime in 2004, Sovereign Strategy paid him between £5,001 and £10,000 for a "speech and follow-up internal roundtable" <ref>[http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/?pid=10434 They Work for You]</ref>.

==Donations to the Tories==
In 2011 Sovereign reportedly gave £11,000 to the Tories. The ''Daily Mail'' criticised the Conservative Party for risking scandal by accepting 'piddling bungs' lobbyists, in this case a firm that represents the [[Kuwait National Petroleum Company]] and a business run by one of Kuwait’s richest families. <ref> [http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-2065962/Christine-Lagarde-New-IMF-chiefs-sexy-attempt-win-support.html#ixzz1ejMUtfK2 Ephraim Hardcastle column], Daily Mail online, November 2011 </ref>

==Pro-nuclear work==

In February 2010 the lobbying firm was accused by ''The Times'' of involvement in a "cash-for-access" operation to serving Labour ministers. The [[North East Economic Forum]], run by Sovereign Strategy, organised a networking event with three ministers on the margins of a regional Cabinet meeting. Businessmen were charged £5,000 to attend. <ref> Andrew Gilligan, [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/phone-hacking/8656563/How-Labours-favourite-lobbyist-is-pushing-hacking-campaign.html How Labour's 'favourite lobbyist' is pushing hacking campaign], The Telegraphy, 24 Jul 2011, accessed 20 May 2012 </ref>

The ''Sunday Times'' reported in 2006:
:[[David Miliband]], the new environment secretary, is embroiled in a sleaze row this weekend over his links to a nuclear industry lobbyist.

:The lobbyist — [[Alan Donnelly]] — chairs the minister’s local constituency party. He also helped to pay for the refurbishment of Miliband’s constituency party headquarters in Newcastle. The cabinet minister has appeared at events organised by the lobbyist...

:Sovereign Strategy, Donnelly’s lobbying firm, represents the US multinational [[Fluor]], one of the world’s biggest nuclear companies, which is hoping to win a stake in the £70 billion British nuclear waste market.

:Senior Fluor executives and government ministers, including Blair, have attended events organised by Sovereign Strategy. The lobbying firm’s marketing material boasts that it provides “guidance on legislation issues in the field of environmental performance”.

:Donnelly also founded and helps to run the [[Transatlantic Nuclear Energy Forum]] (Tanef), an organisation that aims to foster “strong relationships” between nuclear power companies and governments.

:Documents show that Sovereign Strategy paid £2,000 for building works at a terraced house in South Shields, Tyneside, which serves as headquarters of the local Labour party and contains Miliband’s constituency office.

:The building was refurbished last year although Donnelly said yesterday that his company’s money was used only for improvements to kitchen facilities used by party workers. He had “no idea” whether Miliband used the facilities.

:The payment has been declared to the Electoral Commission, which oversees donations and election expenses, but Miliband has not declared it in the Commons’ register of members’ interests as is normal practice for MPs receiving financial help in their constituencies.

:The Commons rules state that any “donation received by a member’s constituency association which is linked either to candidacy at an election or to membership of the House” must be registered.<ref> Robert Winnett, Whitehall Correspondent [http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,2087-2180107,00.html Revealed: minister's links to nuclear lobby], ''Sunday Times'', May 14, 2006</ref>

==Formula one racing controversy==
''
In an interview with ''Euractiv'' in May 2005, Donnelly was asked:
:What's your official involvement with Bernie Ecclestone (Chief Executive, Formula One Management Ltd), and Max Mosley (President, Federation Internationale De l'Automobile), and how's life at the centre of F1 politics?

Donnelly:
:I'm the official representative for Max to Formula One. I go to a lot of the grands prix, and basically my job is to brief Max on the politics in the paddock, and, as I say, that's probably more political than most national parliaments. I also advise him on the politics in the host country and how that affects the races. The FIA President meets the top ministers from the countries where F1 lands. We also give the FIA a full government and European affairs service.<ref>[http://www.euractiv.com/en/pa/interview-alan-donnelly-executive-chairman-sovereign-strategy/article-139242 Interview with Alan Donnelly, Executive Chairman of Sovereign Strategy] ''Euractiv'', Published: Tuesday 10 May 2005</ref>

:[[Richard Caborn]], the sports minister, has been fantastically supportive of the project. He spent a lot of time brokering agreements between different people. The East Midlands Development Agency has also been wonderful in terms of viewing Silverstone as a potential centre of excellence. We're pretty hopeful that the message we've tried to put across, that Silverstone needs development, has been understood.

In response to a FoI request on meeting between the DCMS and Sovereign Strategy in the previous year (issued 19 September 2005) the DCMS stated:

'there were two meetings between Richard Caborn and Alan Donnelly during the past 12 months: 23 November 2004 and 11 July 2005. Discussions at these meetings covered the following issues:
a) an update on Silverstone and the potential development of the site
b) the future of Formula 1 in the UK; and
c) safety in motorsport.<ref> DCMS Freedom of Information Requests [http://www.culture.gov.uk/global/foi_requests/archive_2005/case_23000.htm?properties=archive_2005%2C%2Fabout_dcms%2FQuickLinks%2Ffoi_requests%2Fdefault%2C&month= Meetings Between Ministers and Sovereign Strategy] 19/09/2005</ref>

==People==

Key Members:
*[[Alan J Donnelly]], executive chairman and founder of Sovereign. Was Labour Party Leader in the European Parliament, and served as President of the Parliamentary Committee for Relations with the US Congress.
*[[Arlene McCarthy]], deputy chair of European Strategy. Elected to the European Parliament in 1994, became the first woman Labour MEP to Chair the European Parliament's Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee.
*[[Iain Malcolm]], deputy chair. Previously chief of staff to the Leader of the European Parliamentary Labour Party.
*[[Michael Quigley]], chief executive. Has worked in Brussels on EU affairs and has worked in both the European Commission and European Parliament.
*[[Rob Burlison]], managing director, London
*[[Richard Woods]], special advisor to the executive chairman. Founder and director of [[ARW Communications]].
*[[Charlotte Milligan]], associate director. Previously Political Editor and Head of Current Affairs at ITV Yorkshire and has also been Head of News output. Set up [[Maypole Media]].
*[[Jonothon Donnelly]], associate director. Previously worked in the European Parliament as a Parliamentary Assistant and has also worked at constituency level.
*[[Horatio Mortimer]], strategic consultant. Has worked in the [[Global Dimensions]] programme at [[LSE]] and at the [[United Nations]] headquarters in New York.
*[[Dominic Hallas]], account manager. Worked for the [[Liberal Democrats]] as a campaigns strategist
*[[Vincent Carroll]], account executive. An active [[Labour Party]] member and a local councillor in the London Borough of Haringey
*[[Christopher Morris]], account executive. Worked for a [[Conservative]] minister within the coalition government and in Brussels in the European Parliament, focusing on employment and financial regulation
*[[Andrew Kelly]], company secretary. Was an adviser to Donnelly during his time as a MEP
*[[Neva Brahmbhatt]], London office manager. Prior to joining Sovereign was the PA to the Secretary General of the European Parliamentary Labour Party from 1996 to 1999.

===December 2015-February 2016===
[[Brian Binley]] | [[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Robert Burlison]] | [[Alan Donnelly]] | [[Jonothan Donnelly]] | [[Ben Fox]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Horatio Mortimer]] | [[Michael Quigley]] | [[Alex Wright]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Sovereign%20Strategy Sovereign Strategy staff list, Dec-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 26 April 2016</ref>

===September 2015-November 2015===
[[Brian Binley]] | [[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Robert Burlison]] | [[Alan Donnelly]] | [[Jonothan Donnelly]] | [[Ben Fox]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Horatio Mortimer]] | [[Michael Quigley]] | [[Alex Wright]] <ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Sovereign Strategy staff list, Sep-Nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 26 April 2016</ref>

===June 2015-August 2015===
[[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Robert Burlison]] | [[Alan Donnelly]] | [[Jonothan Donnelly]] | [[Dominic Hallas]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Horatio Mortimer]] | [[Michael Quigley]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Sovereign Strategy staff list, Jun-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 26 April 2016</ref>

===March 2015-May 2015===
[[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Robert Burlison]] | [[Vincent Carroll]] | [[Alan Donnelly]] | [[Jonothan Donnelly]] | [[Dominic Hallas]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Christopher Morris]] | [[Horatio Mortimer]] | [[Michael Quigley]] <ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Sovereign Strategy, staff list Mar-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 26 April 2016</ref>

===December 2014-February 2015===
[[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Robert Burlison]] | [[Vincent Carroll]] | [[Alan Donnelly]] | [[Jonothan Donnelly]] | [[Dominic Hallas]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Christopher Morris]] | [[Horatio Mortimer]] | [[Michael Quigley]] | [[Michael Thomas]] <ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Sovereign Strategy, Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 26 April 2016</ref>

===September 2014-November 2014===
[[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Robert Burlison]] | [[Vincent Carroll]] | [[Alan Donnelly]] | [[Jonothan Donnelly]] | [[Dominic Hallas]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Christopher Morris]] | [[Horatio Mortimer]] | [[Michael Quigley]] | [[Michael Thomas]]<ref name="sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Sovereign%20Strategy Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 26 January 2015 </ref>

===June 2014-August 2014===
[[Andrea Boffi]] | [[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Robert Burlison]] | [[Vincent Carroll]] | [[Alan Donnelly]] | [[Jonothan Donnelly]] | [[Dominic Hallas]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Christopher Morris]] | [[Horatio Mortimer]] | [[Michael Quigley]] | [[Michael Thomas]]<ref name="June"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Sovereign%20Strategy Register 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 17 October 2014 </ref>

===March 2014-May 2014===
[[Andrea Boffi]] | [[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Robert Burlison]] | [[Vincent Carroll]] | [[Alan Donnelly]] | [[Jonothan Donnelly]] | [[Dominic Hallas]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Christopher Morris]] | [[Horatio Mortimer]] | [[Michael Quigley]] | [[Shayan Saeidi]] | [[Michael Thomas]]<ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-14-REGISTER-1.9.14.pdf APPC Register for 1st March 2014 - 31st May 2014], accessed September 2014 </ref>

===2008===
[[Alan J Donnelly]] | [[Andrew Kelly]] | [[Iain Malcolm]] | [[Neva Brahmbhatt]] | [[Hugh Morgan-Williams]] | [[Carole Tongue]] | [[Leslie Butterfield]] | [[Walter Brinkmann]] | [[Michael Lloyd]] | Professor [[Tom Donnelly]] | [[Rudolf Beger]] | [[Cesar Scigliano]] | [[Jane Nottage]] | [[John Midgley]] | [[Alex Johnson]] | [[Charlotte Milligan]] | [[Peter Liddell-Grainger]] | [[Jolyon Kimble]] | [[Jonothon Donnelly]] | [[Paul Forrest]] | [[Rory O'Neill]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk APPC register], accessed Dec 2008</ref>

===Former people===
*[[Arlene McCarthy]] Socialist MEP on the board until 2005, has worked for the front group [[Innovation and Creativity Group]]
*Lady [[Olga Maitland]] Former consultant, Former Member of Parliament for Sutton and Cheam (1992-1997) Lady Olga Maitland is respected in the areas of both Politics and Journalism. Lady Olga is a specialist on the Middle East and International affairs in general. Founder and chair of [[Families for Defence]] and President of the [[Defence Security Forum]].
*Rt Hon The Lord [[Jack Cunningham]] of Felling, Former Non Executive Director As a senior Member of Parliament Jack Cunningham has held many prominent positions within both Opposition and Government. He joins the Board to advise the Executive Management Team on international, commercial affairs.
*[[Freddie Fletcher]] Deputy Chairman, Chief Executive of Newcastle United Football Club until May 2000. Consultant, [[Mercer Street Marketing Consulting]], Non-Executive Director of [[Home Housing]] and Non-Executive Director of [[Metnor Plc]].
*[[Mark Nellist]] Head of North East Operations Former Head of Communications to the Leader of the European Parliamentary Labour Party. Has considerable experience in local and national government affairs.
*[[Baroness Billingham]] Non-Executive Director Prominent member of The House of Lords and former MEP for Northampton and Blaby. Informal spokesperson for the Labour party on culture, media and sport. Was a member of the European Select Committee until 2005.
*[[Alan Davidson]] Associate Director After working in the Labour Party's Corporate Relations and Fundraising unit, Alan was asked to set up the London public affairs operation of a US law firm. As well as establishing the UK company and office, he oversaw the press monitoring for clients' European matters and advised senior executives on political and media issues.
*[[Carole Tongue]] Associate Director Former Member of the European Parliament and a former Parliamentary spokesperson on Media, Broadcasting, Education and Sport. Honorary Doctorate, University of Lincoln. Member of the UNESCO National Committee on Communication and Information Visiting Professor, [[University of the Arts]]
*[[Hugh Morgan-Williams]] Associate Director A committed European with wide media, manufacturing and service sector business interests. A national figure in a diverse range of business-led organisations.
*[[Leslie Butterfield]] Associate Director Founder of [[Butterfield8]], the strategic brand consultancy. Leslie is one of the UK advertising industry's most respected strategists.
*[[Walter Brinkmann]] Non-Executive Director Over the last ten years created, built and managed for the [[Coca-Cola]] Company their European Affairs Office in Brussels and a European governmental affairs network within the EU and the candidate countries.
*[[Michael Lloyd]] MA (Cantab) Associate Director Previously an Economic Advisor to the European Parliament on economic and monetary union. Deputy Director with responsibility for public policy and for the [[Alliance of Maritime Regional Interests in Europe]] (AMRIE).
*Professor [[Tom Donnelly]] Associate Director Special Advisor on Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Public Safety.
*[[Rudolf Beger]] Associate Director Senior consultant with vast experience in a number of key strategic fields including oil, chemical, automotive and financial services.
*[[Cesar Scigliano]] Associate Director After graduating in marketing, Cesar Scigliano developed a diverse career in business management, foreign trade partnerships, industrial and commercial promotion. He has worked with the European Commission and many of the top companies, trade associations and trades unions in Brazil.
*[[Jane Nottage]] Associate Director Jane Nottage is an international PR and media consultant specializing in Formula One and the car industry and advising several Formula One sponsors on their strategic communications programs.
*[[John Midgley]]
*[[Alex Johnson]]
*[[Peter Liddell-Grainger]]
*[[Paul Forrest]]
*[[Rory O'Neill]]

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Sovereign Strategy''' has met with government ministers, and the firm's listings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Bloomberg LP]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[CEG]] (Commercial Estates Group) | [[Cosworth]] | [[Government of Kosovo]] | [[Intuit]] | [[London Midland]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] (NEEF) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006R6BLAA0 'Sovereign Strategy Ltd profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Bloomberg]] LP | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[CEG]] (Commercial Estates Group) | [[Cosworth]] | [[Government of Kosovo]] | [[Intuit]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] (NEEF) | [[Wave-tricity]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006R6BLAA0 Sovereign Strategy profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Bloomberg]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[CEG (Commercial Estates Group)]] | [[Cosworth]] | [[Embassy of Japan]] | [[Government of Kosovo]] | [[Intuit]] | [[North East Economic Forum (NEEF)]] | [[Wave-tricity]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Bloomberg]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[Cosworth]] | [[Embassy of Japan]] | [[Government of Kosovo]] | [[Intuit]] | [[North East Economic Forum (NEEF)]] | [[Wave-tricity]]
====April - June 2015====
[[North East Economic Forum (NEEF)]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Bloomberg]] | [[North East Economic Forum (NEEF)]]
<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006R6BLAA0 Sovereign Strategy Ltd profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>

===APPC lobbying register===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Bloomberg]] LP | [[Bloomberg Philanthropy]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[Cosworth]] | [[Government of Kosovo]] | [[Intuit]] | [[MAXIMUS]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Remploy]] | [[Teesside University]] | [[Tyne Tunnels 2]] | [[Wavetricity]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Bloomberg]] LP | [[Bloomberg Philanthropy]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[Cosworth]] | [[Government of Kosovo]] | [[Intuit]] | [[MAXIMUS]] | [[Meridiam]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Teesside University]] | [[Tyne Tunnels 2]] | [[Wavetricity]]<ref name="Sep15"/>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Bloomberg]] LP | [[Bloomberg Philanthropy]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[Cosworth]] | [[Intuit]] | [[MAXIMUS]] | [[Meridiam]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Teesside University]] | [[Tyne Tunnels 2]] | [[Wavetricity]] <ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Bloomberg]] LP | [[Bloomberg Philanthropy]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[Cosworth]] | [[Intuit]] | [[MAXIMUS]] | [[Meridiam]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Teesside University]] | [[TMT]] | [[Tyne Tunnels 2]] | [[Wavetricity]] <ref name="Mar15"/>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Bloomberg]] LP | [[Bloomberg Philanthropy]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[Cosworth]] | [[EUSLBC]] | [[Intuit]] | [[MAXIMUS]] | [[Meridiam]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Teesside University]] | [[TMT]] | [[Tyne Tunnels 2]] | [[Wavetricity]] <ref name="Dec14"/>
====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Bloomberg]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[EUSLBC]] | [[Intuit]] | [[MAXIMUS]] | [[Meridiam]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Teesside University]] | [[TMT]] | [[Tyne Tunnels 2]] | [[Wavetricity]]<ref name="sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Bloomberg]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[EUSLBC]] | [[InnoTech Summit]] | [[Intuit]] | [[MAXIMUS]] | [[Meridiam]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Teesside University]] | [[TMT]] | [[Tyne Tunnels 2]]<ref name="June"/>

====March 2014-May 2014====
[[Bloomberg]] | [[Cantor Fitzgerald]] | [[EUSLBC]] | [[InnoTech Summit]] | [[Intuit]] | [[MAXIMUS]] | [[Meridiam]] | [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Teesside University]] | [[TMT]] | [[Tyne Tunnels 2]]<ref name="MP"/>

====2010-2011====
*The [[North East Economic Forum]] | [[Northeast of England Process Industry Cluster]] ([[NEPIC]]) | [[Marine Current Turbines]] | [[Intuit]] | [[KNPC]] | [[Huawei Technologies]] | [[Bloomberg]] LP | | [[Federation Internationale de L’Automobile]] | [[Nexus]] [[Acorn Business Park]] [[Tyne Tunnels 2]] [[Government of Iceland]] [[Durham Green]] | [[Redbox Design Group]] | [[Talent Training]] | [[Alliance Federated Energy]] | [[CPI]] | The [[Bukhamseen Group]] | [[Formula One Management]] | [[Nomad Digital]] | [[NEPIC]] | [[Sanofi- Pasteur MSD]] | [[North East Finance]]<ref> APPC Register Entry for 30 November 2010 to 28 February 2011 </ref>

====December 2008====
[[Bloomberg LP]] | [[Federation Internationale de L’Automobile]] | [[MWH]] | [[Nexus]] | [[The NorthEast Economic Forum]] | [[Westinghouse Electric]] | [[NStar]] | [[Proctor & Gamble]] | [[The City of London]] | [[Marine Current Turbines]] | [[Northumbria University]] | [[Intuit]] | [[CES Government 2009]] | [[ARM Ltd]] | [[Transatlantic Nuclear Energy Forum]] | [[A & P Ports and Properties]] | [[The Bukhamseen Group]] | [[Premier Waste Management]] | [[Formula One Management]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/index.cfm/pcms/site.ourclients.register_home APPC register] to August 2008</ref>

===Older client lists / Previous clients===
From Sovereign's website as of 18 November, 2004 [http://www.sovereignstrategy.com/clients2.asp]:

* [[Amiral]]
* [[Bloomberg LP]]
* [[Co-operative Financial Services]]
* [[East Midlands Development Agency]]
* [[English Sports Association For People With Learning Disability]]
* [[F I A Foundation]]
* [[Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile]]
* [[FIAMM]]
* [[Fluor]]
* [[Formula One Management Ltd]]
* [[Green Cathedral Plc]]
* [[International Sportsworld Communicators]]
* [[Intuit]]
* [[Melbourne 2006 The XVIII Commonwealth Games]]
* [[NEXUS]]
* [[Northumbria University]]
* [[Premier League PLC]]
* [[Premier Waste Management]]
* [[Rhodia Pharma Solutions]]
* [[Siemens Business Services]]
* [[Toyota Japan]]

===Other clients===
*[[MWH]]
*[[Rarer Cancers Forum]]<ref>Clients of Sovereign looked after by [[Carole Tongue]]. Information from Carole Tongue 8 December 2007</ref>

==Contact information==

London office: <ref>[http://www.sovereignstrategy.com/contact2.htm Sovereign Strategy website]</ref>

60 Trafalgar Square, 
London, 
WC2N 5DS. 
Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7930 6353 
Fax: + 44 (0) 20 7839 4564 
Email: alan.donnelly AT sovereignstrategy.com 
Website: http://www.sovereignstrategy.com/

==Notes==
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Sermelo

2016-07-21T16:28:28Z

Richard Bew: /* Register of consultant lobbyists */

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'''Sermelo''' describes itself as a 'corporate affairs advisory firm'. It provides, among other things, PR and lobbying services to clients. It is based in London.

==Affiliations==
*[[Passerelle Public Affairs]], Brussels
*[[K Global]] Washington DC

==People==
*[[Jonathan Jordan]], former chief executive of PR and lobbying giant [[Burson Marsteller]]'s UK operations

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Sermelo''' has met with government ministers, and their listings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[IKEA]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000ZYO8OAAX 'Sermelo Limited profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[IKEA]]
====October - December 2015====
[[IKEA]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000ZYO8OAAX Sermelo PA profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>

==2015==
*[[IKEA]]
*[[Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation]]
*[[Nigerian Ministry of Petroleum Resources]]
*[[O-1]]
*[[Nesta]] <ref> needs ref </ref>

==Contact, Resources and Notes==

===Contact===

:Address:42 Tavistock Street, Covent Garden, London, WC2E 7PB
:Website:http://www.sermelo.com

===Resources===

===Notes===

<references/>

[[Category:Lobbying]]

[[Category: Lobbying firms]]

Rohde Public Policy

2016-07-21T16:20:43Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}
'''Rohde Public Policy''' are a public affairs consultancy, established in 2002, with offices in Brussels, London, Berlin and Paris.

They focus on policy creation and development and their expertise is healthcare, nutrition, research and innovation, social policy, and related trade and market access issues.

==APPC==
Rohde are not a member of the [[Association of Profession Public Consultants]], therefore their clients and staff do not appear on their registers.

==People==
<ref> [http://www.rohdepublicpolicy.com/en/our-leadership.html Our leadership] ''Rohde public policy'', accessed 29 October 2014 </ref>
===Partners===
*Dr. [[Marc-Angelo Bisotti]], worked in the Brussels office in 2006, has run the Berlin office since its launch in 2007. Holds a PHD in molecular biology and is a former member of the German parliament.
*[[Sebastian Rohde]], founder. Former head of office to a Member of the European Parliament, government affairs and public affairs department in Europe at a global leading healthcare company.

===Practice Leads===
*[[Steven Bridges]], director, practice lead "blood and plasma", head of office Brussels. Joined Rohde in 2006.
*[[Charles Waller]], director, practice lead "pharmaceuticals & public health"

===Staff===
*[[Lars Dudeck]], senior consultant, head of office Berlin
*[[Mark Walker (Rohde Public Policy)|Mark Walker]], senior consultant. Has worked as a parliamentary researcher for [[Gregory Barker]] MP, [[John Bowis]] MEP and [[Marina Yannakoudakis]] MEP.
*[[Erwann Le Page]], senior consultant.
*[[Malvika Vyas]]
*[[James Kennedy]]
*[[Claudius Römer]]
*[[Rune Pedersen]]
*[[Barbara Schehl]]
*[[Hamed Mobasser]]
*[[Ailish Tierney]]
*[[Cristian Lutan]]
*[[Amaya Erce]]
*[[Salome Chelli]]
*[[Ovidio Soler Leonarte]]

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Rohde Public Policy''' has met with government ministers and the firm's listings for 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Abbott]] | [[Bausch & Lomb]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[TerumoBCT]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000JPgYGAA1 'Rohde Public Policy profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Abbott Laboratories]] | [[TerumoBCT]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000JPgYGAA1 Rohde Public Policy profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Abbott Laboratories]] | [[Terumo BCT]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000JPgYGAA1 Rohde Public Policy profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Abbott Laboratories]] | [[Terumo BCT]]

==Ethics==
===Code of conduct===
All the staff at Rohde have signed and committed to respect the Code of Conduct of the [[European Public Affairs Consultancies Association]].<ref> [http://www.rohdepublicpolicy.com/en/transparency/code-of-conduct.html Code of conduct] ''Rohde Public Policy'', accessed 29 October 2014 </ref>
[http://www.rohdepublicpolicy.com/en/transparency/code-of-conduct.html| Full code of conduct]

===Transparency===
Joined the Transparency Register of the [[European Union Institutions]] in 2010.<ref> [http://www.rohdepublicpolicy.com/en/transparency/transparency-register.html Transparency register] ''Rohde Public Policy'', accessed 29 October 2014 </ref>

===TRACE Anti-Bribery Compliance===
[[TRACE]] is a transparency process approval for companies working with partners in and from the United States.

==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==

===Publications===

===Contact===
====London Office====
:'''Address:'''83 Victoria Street
:Floor 6 - Room 33
:SW1H 0HW London
:'''Phone:''' +44 (0)20 31 78 46 98
:'''Email:'''contact@rohdepublicpolicy.com

====Paris Office====
:'''Address:'''103, rue de Grenelle
:75007 Paris
:'''Phone''' +44 (0)20 31 78 46 98
:'''Email:'''contact@rohdepublicpolicy.com

====Brussels Office====
:'''Address:'''Avenue Michel-Ange 86
:1000 Brussels
:'''Phone:'''+32 (0)2 743 28 90
:'''Email:'''contact@rohdepublicpolicy.com

====Berlin Office====
:'''Address:'''Schumannstr. 14 b
:10117 Berlin
:'''Phone:'''+49 (0)30 84 71 20 41
:'''Email:'''contact@rohdepublicpolicy.com

===Resources===

===Notes===

<references/>

[[Category:Lobbying]]
[[Category: EU Lobbying]]
[[Category: EU Lobbying firms]]

Goldman Sachs Group

2016-07-21T15:21:06Z

Richard Bew: /* Revolving Door */

[[Goldman Sachs Group]], founded in 1869, describes itself as a "leading global investment banking, securities and investment management firm that provides a wide range of services worldwide to a substantial and diversified client base that includes corporations, financial institutions, governments and high net-worth individuals ... It is one of the oldest and largest investment banking firms ... headquartered in New York [with] offices in London, Frankfurt, Tokyo, Hong Kong and other major financial centers around the world."<ref>CLS, [http://www.cls-group.com/ABOUT/COMMUNITY/Pages/CLSMembers.aspx CLS Members], accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

==Record and Controversies==
===Political contributions===
[[Henry Paulson]] (Hank), then Chair & CEO of Goldman Sachs, was a [[Bush Pioneer]] having raised at least $100,000 for [[George Walker Bush|Bush]] in the [[U.S. presidential election, 2004|2004 presidential election]]. In 2006, Paulson was appointed by Bush to be Secretary of the [[U.S. Department of Treasury|Department of the Treasury]].<ref>TPJ, "[http://www.tpj.org/docs/pioneers/pioneers_view.jsp?id=970 Bush Pioneer Henry M. Paulson Jr.]," ''Texans for Public Justice'', accessed August 2007.</ref>

Goldman Sachs gave $478,250 to federal candidates in the 05/06 election period through its [[Political Action Committee]](PAC) - 35% to [[Democrats]] and 65% to [[Republican Party (USA)|Republicans]].<ref>OpenSecrets, [http://www.opensecrets.org/pacs/lookup2.asp?strID=C00350744&cycle=2006 2006 PAC Summary Data], ''Open Secrets'', accessed July 2007.</ref>

Over the decade 2001-2010 its PAC and employees made a total of US $22 million in campaign contributions, with $1.4 million of that targeted at members of the House and Senate tax-writing
committees. According to the group [[Public Campaign]], Goldmans emerged from the banking collapse of 2008 "relatively unscathed, in part because it was fortunate enough to receive a $10 billion federal bailout and almost $800 billion in federal loans. It then proceeded to pay 953 employees bonuses of at least $1 million, a move that drew outrage nationwide and prompted six senior executives to decline the extra compensation. That same year, the company paid only 1.1 percent of its income in taxes even though it earned a profit of $2.3 billion. <ref name="Billion"> Public Campaign, [http://www.publicampaign.org/reports/artfuldodgers/banks The Artful Dodgers: How a Dozen Multinational Corporations Spent a Billion Dollars on Lobbying and Campaign Contributions and Avoided Paying Taxes], p9 accessed 15 April 2011. </ref>

Goldaman Sachs have also been listed as funding the [[Britain Stronger in Europe]] campaign, the leading 'remain' outfit in the run up to Britain's referendum on its membership of the EU. The company is reported to have given £500,000 in funds to the group, making it the largest contributor thus far. <ref>[http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/776f2c82-c031-11e5-9fdb-87b8d15baec2.html#axzz45idqy0Sw Laura Noonan & George Parker, 'Banks lead as business buys into UK’s pro-EU campaign', 22 January 2016], ''Financial Times'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

==Lobbying==
===US===
The company spent $2,380,000 for [[lobbying]] in 2006. $1,031,250 went to nine outside [[lobbying firms]] with the remainder being spent using in-house lobbyists. The lobbying firms included [[DLA Piper Rudnick Gray Cary]], [[The Duberstein Group]], and [[Vinson & Elkins]].<ref>OpenSecrets, "[http://www.opensecrets.org/lobbyists/clientsum.asp?txtname=Goldman+Sachs&year=2006 Goldman Sachs lobbying expenses]," ''Open Secrets'', accessed July 2007.</ref>

According to a 2011 report by the group Public Campaign, Goldmans spent $21 million in total on lobbying from 2001 until 2010. <ref name="Billion"/>

Goldman spent $3.4 million on lobbying the US government in Washington in 2014; a figure which has hardly changed over the last three years but is down from the record $4.6 million in 2010.<ref name="FT"/>

The bank also declared that it employed nine external law firms. These were: [[Alston & Bird]] for $50,000, [[Capitol Tax Partners]] for $240,000, [[Daly Consulting Group]] for $240,000, [[Duberstein Group]] for for $400,000, [[Elmendorf Ryan]] for $360,000, [[Gephardt Group]] for $90,000, [[Nixon Peabody]] LLP for $240,000, [[Squire Patton Boggs]] for $480,000 and [[Sullivan & Cromwell]] for $0. Including the eight in house lobbyists employed by Goldman, they had 35 lobbyists in Washington, with four being former congressman and all but one from the revolving door between Congress and business.<ref> Center for Responsive Politics [http://www.opensecrets.org/lobby/clientlbs.php?id=d000000085&year=2015 Lobbyists representing Goldman Sachs, 2014], accessed 29 April 2015.</ref>

===UK===
Goldman Sach's lobbying firm in the UK is [[Lexington Communications]].<ref>APPC, [http://www.appc.org.uk/appc/filemanager/root/site_assets/pdfs/appc_register_entry_for_1_december_2008_to_28_february_2009_v3.pdf APPC Register Entry for 1 December 2008 to 28 February 2009], accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

In October 2010 [[Goldman Sachs]] it also appointed [[Hanover]] as 'fresh agency backing in the UK to help it to keep abreast of the coalition government’s plans for the banking sector" according to ''Public Affair News''. Hanover is working alongside Lexington providing UK political consultancy, and [[Cicero Consulting]], which provides Goldman with EU monitoring. Leading the account for Hanover is senior account director [[Laura Chisholm]].<ref> [Goldman Sachs brings in Hanover for public affairs support http://www.publicaffairsnews.com/no_cache/home/uk-news/news-detail/newsarticle/goldman-sachs-brings-in-hanover-for-public-affairs-support/2/?tx_ttnews[pointer]=10&cHash=01c19bd27c], ''Public Affairs News'', 4 October 2010, accessed 10 March 2011 </ref>

===In Europe===
In 2010 Goldman's lobbying activities earned it the [[Worst EU Lobbying Award]] <ref> The Worst EU Lobbying Awards 2010 are organised by Friends of the Earth Europe, Corporate Europe Observatory, LobbyControl and SpinWatch. See www.worstlobby.eu/2010/about </ref> in the finance category, having been jointly nominated with the [[International Swaps and Derivatives Association]] for aggressive lobbying to defend their activities and influence over the EU's response to the financial crisis.<ref name= "New Europe"> [http://www.neurope.eu/articles/103804.php Why the EU’s lobbyists need more than a good clean], New Europe, 5 December 2010 - Issue: 914 </ref>

:"The very people responsible for running up huge banking debts have been advising the EU Commission on what to do next, literally capturing most of the EU advisory bodies on that matter. Needless to say, they haven’t been keen on regulatory reform," said the award organisers.<ref name= "New Europe"/>

MEP [[Dennis de Jong]] told the organisers that the influence of the financial industry was tremendous.

:“I have experienced how in 'public' conferences critical voices are being silenced and how members of the Parliament and the financial sector seem to be singing of the same hymn sheet in the European Parliamentary Financial Services Forum. The financial industry has an enormous influence on shaping the policy debate,” he said. <ref name= "New Europe"/>

In April 2015 the European Commission's transparency register revealed Goldman's spending on lobbying in Brussels had increased 14-fold from 2013 to 2014. The bank estimated they had spent between €700,000 and €799,00 in 2014 compared to an estimated €50,000 the year before. The increase has come after the EU strengthened its disclosure rules and banned commission officials from meeting companies unless they were on the institution's transparency register by December 1 (Goldman joined late November) and for companies to include a proportion of trade association fees in their lobbying spending disclosures.<ref name="FT"> Duncan Robinson and Tom Braithwaite [http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/725f92f6-edbc-11e4-987e-00144feab7de.html#axzz3YgdESCM1 Goldman Sachs’ reported spending on EU lobbying rises 14-fold] ''Financial Times'', 28 April 2015, accessed 29 April 2015.</ref>

===Revolving Door===
*:[[John Browne]], Lord Browne of Madingley, was a Non-executive Director of Goldman Sachs Group from 1999 to 2007.<ref>''Who's Who 2009'', [http://www.ukwhoswho.com/view/article/oupww/whoswho/U9116 BROWNE OF MADINGLEY], online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.</ref>

*:[[Mark Carney]], the Governor of the Bank of Canada and Senior Associate Deputy Minister of Finance from November 2004, was the managing director of Goldman Sachs' Canadian operation until 2003.<ref>Bank of Canada, [http://www.bankofcanada.ca/en/bios/carney.html Biographical note], accessed 04 January 2011.</ref><ref>Ottawa, Vieira, "Mark Carney and the Goldman Sachs economic club," ''National Post'', 04 October 2007.</ref>

*:Now a retired chairman, [[Stephen Friedman]] joined Goldman, Sachs & Co. in 1966 and became a partner in 1973. He was vice chairman and co-chief operating officer from 1987 to November 1990, and co-chairman or chairman from 1990 to 1994. Having been appointed again to Goldman Sachs as a director in May 2002,<ref>Goldman Sachs, "[http://www2.goldmansachs.com/our-firm/press/press-releases/archived/2002/2002-05-02.html Steve Friedman Joins Goldman Sachs' Board of Directors]," 02 May 2002, accessed 04 January 2011.</ref> , he was appointed Chairman of the U.S. President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and Chairman of the Intelligence Oversight Board in January 2006. He was Assistant to the President [[George W. Bush]] for Economic Policy and Director of the [[National Economic Council]] from December 2002 until December 2004.<ref>Federal Reserve Bank of New York, [http://www.ny.frb.org/aboutthefed/orgchart/board/friedman.html Stephen Friedman], accessed 04 January 2011.</ref> He had to quit his position at the [[Federal Reserve Bank]] "over questions about his ties to Goldman Sachs".<ref>''USA Today'', "[http://www.usatoday.com/money/industries/banking/2009-05-07-new-york-fed-chairman-quits_N.htm New York Fed chairman quits over Goldman Sachs ties]," 08 May 2009, accessed 04 January 2011.</ref> He is currently a board member of the Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. and chairman of the board of [[Harbor Point Limited]].<ref>Council on Foreign Relations, [http://www.cfr.org/bios/13504/stephen_friedman.html Stephen Friedman], accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:U.K. Life Peer [[Brian Griffiths]], [[Lord Griffiths]] of Fforestfach, has been Vice Chairman of Goldman Sachs International and an International Advisor to Goldman Sachs on Europe since 1991.<ref>''Who's Who 2009'', [http://www.ukwhoswho.com/view/article/oupww/whoswho/U18226 GRIFFITHS OF FFORESTFACH], online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.</ref>

*:In January 2006, Goldman Sachs Managing Director [[Mario Draghi]] became the new governor of the Bank of Italy.<ref>Lynn, Matthew, "[http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&refer=columnist_lynn&sid=aGS6lvr8ipiw Goldman Sachs Has Gained Too Much Political Power]," 04 June 2006, ''Bloomberg'', accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:[[I.J. Macfarlane]], former Governor of the [[Reserve Bank of Australia]] (''1996-2006'') and Chairman of the [[Australian Council of Financial Regulators]], was appointed a member of the International Advisory Board of Goldman Sachs JB since March 2007.<ref>ANZ, [http://www.anz.com/australia/aboutanz/corporateinformation/boardofdirectors/Profiles/IJMacFarlane/default.asp MR I J MACFARLANE, AC], accessed 04 January 2011.</ref><ref>Bloomberg Businessweek, [http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=30352773&privcapId=1589616&previousCapId=21803&previousTitle=BofA%20Merrill%20Lynch Goldman, Sachs & Co.], accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:[[Mario Monti]], an international adviser to Goldman Sachs International, was European commissioner responsible for the internal market, financial services and financial integration, customs and taxation from 1995 to 1999 and for competition 1999 to 2004.<ref>Brussels Forum, [http://web.archive.org/web/20070510120528/http://www.gmfus.org/brusselsforum/template/bio_detail.cfm?id=111 Biography, Mario Monti], Web Archive 10 May 2007, accessed 04 January 2011.</ref> He is the founder of the European think-tank [[Bruegel]], as well as being a member of the advisory board of the [[Coca-Cola Company]].<ref>European Commission, [http://ec.europa.eu/economy_finance/bef2009/speakers/mario-monti/index.html Mario Monti], accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:[[Mark Patterson]], who was appointed U.S. Treasury Department Chief of Staff in February 2009, previously worked as a lobbyist for Goldman Sachs.<ref>Schouten, Fredreka, "[http://www.usatoday.com/news/washington/2009-01-27-lobbyist_N.htm Geithner names ex-lobbyist as Treasury chief of staff]," 27 January 2009, ''USA Today'', accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:In May 2006 President Bush appointed Goldman Sachs executive [[Henry Paulson]] as Treasury Secretary.<ref>''Washington Times'', "[http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2006/may/31/20060531-124702-7200r/ Bush chooses Paulson for Treasury]," 31 May 2006, accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:[[Robert K. Steel]], who was Advisory Director and Non-Executive Chairman of Securities at Goldman Sachs until 2004, was Under Secretary for Domestic Finance for the U.S. Department of Treasury from 2006 to 2008. He joined Goldman Sachs in 1976, became a partner in 1988, worked at the Equities division from 1998 to 2001, and joined the Management Committee in 1999.<ref>Wachovia, "[https://www.wachovia.com/foundation/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=c9956c772350f110VgnVCM200000627d6fa2RCRD&vgnextfmt=default&key_guid=c06cd179781eb110VgnVCM100000ca0d1872RCRD Wachovia Names Robert K. Steel CEO and President]," 09 July 2008, accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:[[Christopher J. Wales]], former Special Advisor to the Chancellor and other Treasury Ministers, has been Managing Director in the Financing Group at Goldman Sachs since 2004.<ref>Bennett, James, "[http://www.accountancyage.com/aa/feature/1782228/profile-christopher-wales-browns-buddy-goldman-sachs Profile: Christopher Wales, Brown's buddy at Goldman Sachs]," 08 December 2005, ''Accountancy Age'', accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:In 2005 the late [[David Walton]], who was chief European economist for Goldman Sachs in London, joined the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee.<ref>Lynn, Matthew, "[http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&refer=columnist_lynn&sid=aGS6lvr8ipiw Goldman Sachs Has Gained Too Much Political Power]," 04 June 2006, ''Bloomberg'', accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:In June 2006 U.S. deputy secretary of state [[Robert B. Zoellick]] announced that he was joining Goldman Sachs.<ref>Hauser, Christine, "[http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/19/washington/19cnd-zoellick.html Rice's Deputy to Join Goldman Sachs]," 19 June 2006, ''New York Times'', accessed 04 January 2011.</ref>

*:[[Paul Deighton]], a former chief operating officer at Goldman, now runs the London Olympic Games organising committee. <ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/us_and_americas/article6907681.ece I'm doing 'God's work'. Meet Mr Goldman Sachs], Sunday Times Online, 8 November 2009</ref>

*:In March 2011, [[Ben Broadbent]], an economist from Goldman Sachs joined the Bank of England's [[Monetary Policy Committee]]. <ref> [http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/a49ec076-48bf-11e0-9739-
00144feab49a.html#axzz1G13ACFui ], ''Financial Times'', March 2011 </ref>

*[[Jim O’Neill]], the former Goldman Sachs Group Inc. economist who coined the BRIC moniker,joined the UK government to lead its effort to devolve more power to cities. O’Neill, 58, was appointed commercial secretary for city devolution and infrastructure for [[HM Treasury]], The position will be unpaid. O’Neill was also made a member of the House of Lords, the upper chamber of Parliament. <ref> [http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-14/bric-builder-o-neill-said-to-take-cities-role-in-u-k-government Jim O’Neill Is Taking a Job in the U.K. Government], Bloomberg, 14 May 2015, accessed 4 Sept 2015 </ref>

*[[Jose Manuel Barroso]], the former Prime Minister of Portugal and more recently President of the [[European Commission]] has now joined Goldman as a non-executive chairman. His 10 years of service to the Commission followed a heavily corporate and big business agenda, and the appointment was described by [[Corporate Europe Observatory]] as 'jaw-dropping', a true indicator of the 'excessive corporate influence at the highest levels of the EU'. <ref>Corporate Europe Observatory, [http://corporateeurope.org/revolving-doors/2016/07/barroso-and-goldman-sachs-dangerous-liaison 'Barroso and Goldman Sachs - dangerous liaison', 19 July 2016], ''Corporate Europe Observatory'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

==Company Profile==
===Personnel===
====Executives====
Key executives and 2006 pay:<ref>Yahoo Finance, [http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=GS Goldman Sachs Key Executives], ''Yahoo Finance'', accessed August 2007.</ref>
*[[Lloyd Blankfein|Lloyd C. Blankfein]], Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, $27,800,000
*[[David A. Viniar]], Chief Financial Officer, $20,840,000
*[[Brooks Entwistle]], Chief Executive Officer of Goldman Sachs ([[India]]) LLC

====Members of the board====
Members of the board:<ref>Goldman Sachs, [http://www2.goldmansachs.com/our_firm/corporate_information/the_leaders/board_of_directors/index.html Board of Directors], accessed July 2007.</ref>
*[[Lloyd Blankfein|Lloyd C. Blankfein]] - Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
*[[Gary D. Cohn]] - President and Co-Chief Operating Officer
*[[Jon Winkelried]] - President and Co-Chief Operating Officer
*[[John H. Bryan]] - retired Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of [[Sara Lee]] Corporation
*[[Claes Dahlbäck]] - Senior Advisor to Investor AB
*[[Stephen Friedman]] - Chairman of Stone Point Capital
*[[William W. George]] - former Chief Executive Officer of Medtronic, Inc.
*[[Rajat K. Gupta]] - Senior Partner of McKinsey & Company
*[[James A. Johnson]] - Vice Chairman of Perseus, L.L.C.
*[[Lois D. Juliber]] - former Vice Chairman of the [[Colgate-Palmolive]] Company
*[[Edward M. Liddy]] - Chairman of The [[Allstate]] Corporation
*[[Ruth J. Simmons]] - President of Brown University
*[[John F. W. Rogers]] - Secretary to the Board
*[[Lakshmi Mittal]] - - from 2008

===Subsidiaries===
*[[Goldman Sachs International]]
*[[Pret A Manger]] sandwich outlets are reportedly owned by Goldman Sachs.<ref>Channel 4 'Dispatches: Sandwiches Unwrapped,' 28 July 2008.</ref>

===Affiliations===
In 2008, the Goldman Sachs Group is reported to provide sponsorship to the [[Center for Global Development]].<ref>Centre for Global Development, [http://www.cgdev.org/section/about/funders Funders], accessed 22 January 2008.</ref>

*[[Association for Financial Markets in Europe]] - sits on the board

==Contact details==
New York office: 85 Broad Street, New York, NY 10004 
Phone: 212-902-1000

:Website:
:http://www.goldmansachs.com

==External Links==
*Spinwatch, [http://www.scribd.com/doc/51461467/Doing-God%E2%80%99s-Work-How-Goldman-Sachs-Rigs-the-Game Doing God’s Work: How Goldman Sachs Rigs the Game] - SpinWatch investigation detailing Goldman Sachs’ secret lobbying activities in the UK and Brussels and links to politicians. March 2011
*Matt Taibi, [http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/12697/64796 The Great American Bubble Machine], ''Rolling Stone'', 5 April 2010.
*Stephen Foley, [http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/analysis-and-features/what-price-the-new-democracy-goldman-sachs-conquers-europe-6264091.html What price the new democracy? Goldman Sachs conquers Europe], ''Independent'', 18 November 2011.

==Resources==
*Greg Smith, [http://www.nytimes.com/2012/03/14/opinion/why-i-am-leaving-goldman-sachs.html?_r=4&hp Why I Am Leaving Goldman Sachs], New York Times, March 14, 2012. Op-ed by a Goldman Sachs executive director and head of the firm’s United States equity derivatives business in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
*James Lyons, [http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/toxic-bank-goldman-sachs-web-763345 Revealed: Toxic bank Goldman Sachs' web of global pals] The Mirror, 16 March 2012
*ANZ, [http://www.anz.com/australia/aboutanz/corporateinformation/boardofdirectors/Profiles/IJMacFarlane/default.asp MR I J MACFARLANE, AC], accessed 04 January 2011.
*APPC, [http://www.appc.org.uk/appc/filemanager/root/site_assets/pdfs/appc_register_entry_for_1_december_2008_to_28_february_2009_v3.pdf APPC Register Entry for 1 December 2008 to 28 February 2009], accessed 04 January 2011.
*Bank of Canada, [http://www.bankofcanada.ca/en/bios/carney.html Biographical note], accessed 04 January 2011.
*Bennett, James, "[http://www.accountancyage.com/aa/feature/1782228/profile-christopher-wales-browns-buddy-goldman-sachs Profile: Christopher Wales, Brown's buddy at Goldman Sachs]," 08 December 2005, ''Accountancy Age'', accessed 04 January 2011.
*Bloomberg Businessweek, [http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/person.asp?personId=30352773&privcapId=1589616&previousCapId=21803&previousTitle=BofA%20Merrill%20Lynch Goldman, Sachs & Co.], accessed 04 January 2011.
*Brussels Forum, [http://web.archive.org/web/20070510120528/http://www.gmfus.org/brusselsforum/template/bio_detail.cfm?id=111 Biography, Mario Monti], Web Archive 10 May 2007, accessed 04 January 2011.
*Centre for Global Development, [http://www.cgdev.org/section/about/funders Funders], accessed 22 January 2008.
*Channel 4 'Dispatches: Sandwiches Unwrapped,' 28 July 2008.
*CLS, [http://www.cls-group.com/ABOUT/COMMUNITY/Pages/CLSMembers.aspx CLS Members], accessed 04 January 2011.
*Council on Foreign Relations, [http://www.cfr.org/bios/13504/stephen_friedman.html Stephen Friedman], accessed 04 January 2011.
*European Commission, [http://ec.europa.eu/economy_finance/bef2009/speakers/mario-monti/index.html Mario Monti], accessed 04 January 2011.
*Federal Reserve Bank of New York, [http://www.ny.frb.org/aboutthefed/orgchart/board/friedman.html Stephen Friedman], accessed 04 January 2011.
*Goldman Sachs, [http://www2.goldmansachs.com/our_firm/corporate_information/the_leaders/board_of_directors/index.html Board of Directors], accessed July 2007.
*Goldman Sachs, "[http://www2.goldmansachs.com/our-firm/press/press-releases/archived/2002/2002-05-02.html Steve Friedman Joins Goldman Sachs' Board of Directors]," 02 May 2002, accessed 04 January 2011.
*Hauser, Christine, "[http://www.nytimes.com/2006/06/19/washington/19cnd-zoellick.html Rice's Deputy to Join Goldman Sachs]," 19 June 2006, ''New York Times'', accessed 04 January 2011.
*Lynn, Matthew, "[http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=newsarchive&refer=columnist_lynn&sid=aGS6lvr8ipiw Goldman Sachs Has Gained Too Much Political Power]," 04 June 2006, ''Bloomberg'', accessed 04 January 2011.
*OpenSecrets, "[http://www.opensecrets.org/lobbyists/clientsum.asp?txtname=Goldman+Sachs&year=2006 Goldman Sachs lobbying expenses]," ''Open Secrets'', accessed July 2007.
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*Ottawa, Vieira, "Mark Carney and the Goldman Sachs economic club," ''National Post'', 04 October 2007.
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*TPJ, "[http://www.tpj.org/docs/pioneers/pioneers_view.jsp?id=970 Bush Pioneer Henry M. Paulson Jr.]," ''Texans for Public Justice'', accessed August 2007.
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*Wachovia, "[https://www.wachovia.com/foundation/v/index.jsp?vgnextoid=c9956c772350f110VgnVCM200000627d6fa2RCRD&vgnextfmt=default&key_guid=c06cd179781eb110VgnVCM100000ca0d1872RCRD Wachovia Names Robert K. Steel CEO and President]," 09 July 2008, accessed 04 January 2011.
*''Washington Times'', "[http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2006/may/31/20060531-124702-7200r/ Bush chooses Paulson for Treasury]," 31 May 2006, accessed 04 January 2011.
*''Who's Who 2009'', [http://www.ukwhoswho.com/view/article/oupww/whoswho/U9116 BROWNE OF MADINGLEY], online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.
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*Yahoo Finance, [http://finance.yahoo.com/q/pr?s=GS Goldman Sachs Key Executives], ''Yahoo Finance'', accessed August 2007.

==Notes==
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[[Category:Banking and Finance Industry]]
[[Category: Financial sector lobbying]]
[[Category: Revolving Door]]

Portcullis Public Affairs

2016-07-21T13:35:43Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

[[File:Portcullis Public Affairs and Butler Kelly.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Portcullis and Butler Kelly's London office, 11 Haymarket]]
London-based PR and lobbying consultancy set up by chairman [[Charles Cockburn]] in 1989.
==Clients==
[[Ineos]] was one of its biggest public affairs and corporate clients for three years until July 2014, when they lost the account to PR and lobbying giant [[Burson-Marsteller]]. <ref name="MP"> [https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/ineos-blow-portcullis Ineos blow for Portcullis], ''Public Affairs News'', 23 July 2014 </ref>

Portcullis chairman [[Charles Cockburn]] presented a positive spin on the loss, telling ''Public Affairs News'' about the results his agency had achieved for Ineos in recent years:

:On one of our recent projects for Ineos we delivered a return on their investment of more than 12,000% and this comes hard on the heels of helping our client secure Grangemouth’s future late last year.

:We note last Thursday’s announcement by Chief Secretary to the Treasury, [[Danny Alexander]], that INEOS would benefit from a loan guarantee of £230 million to underpin the investment in the Grangemouth plant to enable it to store and process shale gas shipped in from the US. We are proud of the part we have played in producing this excellent result, which will secure jobs in Scotland while benefiting the wider UK chemicals industry."

:Cockburn added: "Ineos has now moved on, after three years, as we have delivered the goods. We are delighted that our advice on Grangemouth produced such a brilliant result." <ref name="MP"/>

===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Portcullis''' has lobbied government ministers, and the firms 2015 filings are as follows:
====January - March 2015====
[[Eric Evans Memorial Trust]] | [[Takeda]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Eric Evans Memorial Trust]]
====July - September 2015====
[[DP RAIL]]
====October - December 2015====
[[Cepheid]] | [[CSL Behring]] | [[Eric Evans Memorial Trust]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006ayknAAA Portcullis Public Affairs profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[DP Rail Limited]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006ayknAAA Portcullis PA profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====April - June 2016====
[[DP Rail Limited]] | [[Eric Evans Memorial Trust]] | [[Station-to-Station - Queen's Celebration]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006ayknAAA 'Portcullis Public Affairs profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

==People==
*Portcullis chairman [[Charles Cockburn]]
*[[Ian Derbyshire]] as interim managing director <ref name="MP"/>

===Former staff===
*Portcullis managing director [[Stephen Day]] left in 2014 to head [[Burson-Marsteller]]'s UK public affairs division. <ref name="MP"/>
*[[James Worron]], former director of client services, moved to [[Instinctif Partners]] in July 2014. Worron led the crisis communications work for [[Ineos]] during the Grangemouth dispute in late 2013. <ref name="MP"/>
*[[Lee Wright]], former account manager. Ex-researcher to [[George Mudie]] MP, now a manager at [[Burson Marsteller]].<ref> Rod Muir [https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/power-six-burson-marsteller Power of six for Burson-Marsteller] ''Public Affairs News'', 30 October 2014, accessed 31 October 2014 </ref>

==Contact==
:'''Address:''' 11 Haymarket,
:London,
:SW1Y 4BP,

:'''Telephone:''' +44 (0) 20 7368 3100

:'''Fax:''' +44 (0) 20 7368 3101

:'''Website:''' http://www.portcullispublicaffairs.com/

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:Public relations firms]][[Category:Lobbying firms]][[Category:Fracking]]

Political Intelligence Ltd

2016-07-21T13:27:59Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}
[[File:Political Intelligence.png|250px|right|thumb|Political Intelligence offices, Rue Montoyer 39, Brussels]]
[[Political Intelligence Ltd]] is a lobbying firm set up by [[Douglas Smith]] and [[Nicholas Lansman]].

It has offices in London, Edinburgh, Brussels, Rome, Madrid and Lisbon.

Sectors where it has experience of lobbying include: Technology, Media and Telecommunications; Health & Pharmaceuticals; and Financial services & Taxation.

==Scotland office==
Political Intelligence says that its office in Edinburgh 'will become ever more important as Scottish politics become more independent.'<ref>[http://www.political-intelligence.com/edinburgh_office/ Edinburgh office], Political Intelligence website, accessed August 2015</ref>

Its Edinburgh office is run by [[John Taylor]], an experienced lobbyist in Scotland.

==People==
===London===
*[[Nicholas Lansman]], group managing director
*[[Jane Smith]]
*[[Philip Reid]]
*[[Andrew Kernahan]]
*[[Michaela Zemanova]]
*[[Till Sommer]]
*[[Alexander Mather]]
*[[Craig Melson]]
*[[David Talbot]]
*[[Joshua Eldridge]]
*[[Neeraj Shah]]
*[[Nicolle Laurie]]
*[[Reena Kanani]]
*[[Kayleigh Stocker]]
*[[Lucy Kirkpatrick]], external senior consultant

====Former London staff====
*[[Jonathan Williams]]
*[[Katja Ditmann]]
*[[Ian Clarke]]
*[[Hannah Cameron]]
*[[Thomas Coales]], account manager (2007-2010). Is now Parliamentary and stakeholder engagement manager at [[Care Quality Commission]]<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/tom-coales/4/292/1a5 Tom Coales] ''Linkedin'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Brett MacLean]], account executive (2007-2008). Is now an associate director of recruitment and marketing at [[Hult International Business School]] in Dubai<ref> [https://ae.linkedin.com/pub/brett-maclean/32/a2a/342 Brett MacLean]] ''Linkedin'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Laura Collman]]
*[[Julie Stone]]
*[[John Commons]]
*[[Robert Hayes]]
*[[Anne Todd]]

===Brussels===
*[[Isabelle De Vinck]], managing partner
*[[Andrea D’Incecco]], managing partner EU affairs
*[[Esther Bley]]
*[[Thilo Werle]]
*[[Aline Brandstatter]]
*[[Eszter Bako]]
*[[Morgane Taylor]]
*[[Rodolphe Van Nuffel]]

====Former Brussels staff====
*[[Joe McNamee]]
*[[Sarah Brabender]]

===Edinburgh===
*[[John Taylor]]

====Former Edinburgh staff====
*[[Nancy Lynch]]

===Madrid===
*[[Javier Valiente]], managing partner
*[[María Rosa Rotondo]], managing partner
*[[Daniel Mehrad]]
*[[Javier Fernández]]
*[[Cristina Sayol]]
*[[Mercedes Bueno]]

====Former Madrid staff====
*[[Rafael Millán]]
*[[Carla Espinhal]]
*[[Isabel Castro]]
*[[Marina Tejedor]]
*[[David Bach]]

===Rome===
*[[Giuseppe Volpe]]
*[[Paola Cirilli]]

===Paris===
*[[Maelle Lelardic]]

===Berlin===
*Prof. [[Michael Rotert]], external senior consultant

===APPC UK===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Joshua Eldridge]] | [[Reena Kanani]] | [[Andrew Kernahan]] | [[Nicholas Lansman]] | [[Nicolle Laurie]] | [[Alex Mather]] | [[Craig Melson]] | [[Muirinn O'Neill]] | [[Philip Reid]] | [[Neeraj Shah]] | [[Jane Smith]] | [[Till Sommer]] | [[Michaela Zemanova]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Joshua Eldridge]] | [[Reena Kanani]] | [[Andrew Kernahan]] | [[Nicholas Lansman]] | [[Nicolle Laurie]] | [[Alex Mather]] | [[Craig Melson]] | [[Muirinn O'Neill]] | [[Philip Reid]] | [[Neeraj Shah]] | [[Jane Smith]] | [[Till Sommer]] | [[Michaela Zemanova]] <ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Political Intelligence staff, Reg Sep-Nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 14 April 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Joshua Eldridge]] | [[Andrew Kernahan]] | [[Nicholas Lansman]] | [[Nicolle Laurie]] | [[Alex Mather]] | [[Craig Melson]] | [[Muirinn O'Neill]] | [[Philip Reid]] | [[Neeraj Shah]] | [[Jane Smith]] | [[Till Sommer]] | [[Kayleigh Stocker]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Michaela Zemanova]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Political Intelligence staff, Reg Jun-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 14 April 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Joshua Eldridge]] | [[Andrew Kernahan]] | [[Nicholas Lansman]] | [[Nicolle Laurie]] | [[Alex Mather]] | [[Craig Melson]] | [[Philip Reid]] | [[Neeraj Shah]] | [[Jane Smith]] | [[Till Sommer]] | [[Kayleigh Stocker]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Michaela Zemanova]] <ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Political Intelligence staff, Reg Mar-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 14 April 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Joshua Eldridge]] | [[Andrew Kernahan]] | [[Nicholas Lansman]] | [[Nicolle Laurie]] | [[Alex Mather]] | [[Craig Melson]] | [[Philip Reid]] | [[Neeraj Shah]] | [[Jane Smith]] | [[Till Sommer]] | [[Kayleigh Stocker]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Michaela Zemanova]] <ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Political Intelligence staff, Register Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Joshua Eldridge]] | [[Andrew Kernahan]] | [[Nicholas Lansman]] | [[Nicolle Laurie]] | [[Alex Mather]] | [[Craig Melson]] | [[Philip Reid]] | [[Neeraj Shah]] | [[Jane Smith]] | [[Till Sommer]] | [[Kayleigh Stocker]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Michaela Zemanova]]<ref name="Sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Political%20Intelligence Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Joshua Eldridge]] | [[Reena Kanani]] | [[Andrew Kernahan]] | [[Nicholas Lansman]] | [[Nicolle Laurie]] | [[Alex Mather]] | [[Emma McNulty]] | [[Craig Melson]] | [[Philip Reid]] | [[Neeraj Shah]] | [[Jane Smith]] | [[Till Sommer]] | [[Kayleigh Stocker]] | [[David Talbot]] | [[Michaela Zemanova]]<ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Political%20Intelligence Register 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

==Clients==
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Joshua Eldridge]] | [[Reena Kanani]] | [[Andrew Kernahan]] | [[Nicholas Lansman]] | [[Nicolle Laurie]] | [[Alex Mather]] | [[Craig Melson]] | [[Muirinn O'Neill]] | [[Philip Reid]] | [[Neeraj Shah]] | [[Jane Smith]] | [[Till Sommer]] | [[Michaela Zemanova]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Political%20Intelligence Political Intelligence staff, Register Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Alcatel Lucent]] | A[[ll Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[DeltaRail Group]]Ltd | [[Etsy]] | [[Indeed]] | [[Ipsen]] | (ISPA UK) [[Internet Services Providers' Association]] | (ITSPA UK) [[Internet Telephony Services Providers Association]] | (IWF) [[Internet Watch Foundation]] | [[Kickstarter]] | (NJUG)[[National Joint Utilities Group]] | [[Nominet]] | [[Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK]] Limited | (PICTFOR)[[Parliamentary Internet and Communications Technology Forum]] | [[St Jude Medical]] | [[The Chartered Institute for IT]] | [[TUI Travel]] PLC <ref name="Sep15"/>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Alcatel Lucent]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[DeltaRail Grou]]Ltd | [[Etsy]] | [[Indeed]] | [[Ipsen]] | [[ISPA UK]] | [[ITSPA UK]]/[[Internet Telephony Services Providers Association]] | (IWF)/[[Internet Watch Foundation]] | NJUG - [[National Joint Utilities Group]] | [[Nominet]] | [[Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK]]Limited |
(PICTFOR) [[Parliamentary Internet and Communications Technology Forum]] | [[St Jude Medical]] | [[Synageva BioPharma]] | [[The Chartered Institute for IT]] | [[TUI Travel]] PLC <ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[Alcatel Lucent]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[AOL UK]] | [[DeltaRail Group]] Ltd | [[Etsy]] | [[ISPA UK]] | [[ITSPA UK]] | [[Ipsen]] | [[NJUG]] (National Joint Utilities Group) | [[Nominet]] | [[Novartis]] Pharmaceuticals UK | [[PICTFOR]] (Parliamentary Internet and Communications Technology Forum) | [[St Jude Medical]] | [[Synageva BioPharma]] | [[TUI Travel]]

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[AOL UK]] | [[DeltaRail Group]] Ltd | [[Ipsen]] | [[ISPA UK]] | [[ITSPA UK]] | [[IWF]] | [[LinkedIn]] | [[Neotract]] | [[National Joint Utilities Group]] | [[Nominet]] | [[Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK]]Limited | [[PICTFOR (Parliamentary Internet and Communications
Technology Forum)]] | [[St Jude Medical]] | [[Synageva BioPharma]] | [[TUI Travel]] PLC <ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[AOL UK]] | [[DeltaRail Group]] Ltd | [[e-Skills UK]] | [[Ipsen]] | [[ISPA UK]] | [[ITSPA UK]] | [[IWF]] | [[LinkedIn]] | [[Neotract]] | [[NJUG]] | [[Nominet]] | [[Novartis]] Pharmaceuticals UK Limited | [[PICTFOR]] ([[Parliamentary Internet and Communications Technology Forum]]) | [[St Jude Medical]] | [[TUI Travel]] PLC<ref name="Sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[AOL UK]] | [[DeltaRail Group]] Ltd | [[e-Skills]] UK | [[Ipsen]] | [[ISPA]] UK | [[ITSPA]] UK | [[IWF]] | [[LinkedIn]] | [[Neotract]] | [[NJUG]] | [[Nominet]] | [[Novartis Pharmaceuticals]] UK Limited | [[PICTFOR]] (Parliamentary Internet and Communications Technology Forum) | [[St Jude Medical]] | [[TUI Travel]] PLC<ref name="MP"/>

====Fee-Paying clients for whom UK PA consultancy services provided 1 March-31 May 2008 ====
[[AOL UK]] | [[British Osteopathic Association]] | [[Coca-Cola Enterprises]] | [[Electricity for Business]] | [[Eurobond]] | [[Euroclad]] | [[Internet Services Providers' Association]] (ISPA UK) | [[Internet Telephony Services Providers Association]] (ITSPA UK) | [[Internet Watch Foundation]] (IWF) | [[Mobile Marketing Association]] EMEA | [[National Joint Utilities Group]] (NJUG) | [[Nominet]] | [[Novartis Pharmaceuticals]] | [[NYnet]] | [[THUS plc]] | [[TUI UK]]/ [[ThomsonFly]] | [[Truphone]] | [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]]<ref>Source [http://www.appc.org.uk/appc/filemanager/root/site_assets/pdfs/appc_entries_1_march_to_31_may_2008_v3.pdf APPC Register], 1 March - 31 May 2008</ref>

===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Political Intelligence''' has lobbied government ministers and the firms 2015 filings are as follows:
====January - March 2015====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[DeltaRail Group Ltd]] | [[Internet Services Providers' Association (ISPA UK)]] | [[Internet Telephony Services Providers’ Association (ITSPA UK)]] | [[Internet Watch Foundation (IWF)]] | [[National Joint Utilities Group (NJUG)]] | [[Neotract]] | [[Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Limited]] | [[PICTFOR (All Party Parliamentary Internet and Communications Technology Forum)]] | [[St Jude Medical]] | [[Synageva BioPharma]] | [[TUI Group]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Alcatel-Lucent]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia]] | [[DeltaRail Group Ltd]] | [[Internet Services Providers' Association (ISPA UK)]] | [[Internet Telephony Services Providers’ Association (ITSPA UK)]] | [[Internet Watch Foundation (IWF)]] | [[National Joint Utilities Group (NJUG)]] | [[Nominet]] | [[Novartis Pharmaceuticals UK Limited]] | [[PICTFOR (All Party Parliamentary Internet, Communications,Technology Forum)]] | [[St Jude Medical]] | [[Synageva BioPharma]] | [[TUI Group]]
====July - September 2015====
[[DeltaRail Group Ltd]] | I[[nternet Services Providers' Association (ISPA UK)]] | [[National Joint Utilities Group (NJUG)]] | [[PICTFOR (All Party Parliamentary Internet and Communications Technology Forum)]]
====October - December 2015====
[[DeltaRail Group Ltd]] [[Internet Services Providers' Association (ISPA UK)]] | [[Kickstarter]] | [[National Joint Utilities Group (NJUG)]] | [[PICTFOR (All Party Parliamentary Internet and Communications Technology Forum)]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QCdoAAG Political Intelligence Ltd profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Internet Services Providers' Association]] (ISPA) | [[Internet Telephony Services Providers' Association]] (ITSPA) | [[Kickstarter]] | [[PICTFOR]] (All Party Parliamentary Internet, Communications and Technology Forum) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QCdoAAG Political Intelligence profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====April - June 2016====
[[Internet Services Providers' Association]] (ISPA) | [[Internet Telephony Services Providers' Association]] (ITSPA) | [[National Joint Utilities Group]] (NJUG) | [[PICTFOR]] (All Party Parliamentary Internet, Communications and Technology Forum) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QCdoAAG 'Political Intelligence profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

==Contact, references and resources==
===Contacts===
:London: 69 Wilson Street, London, EC2A 2BB
:T: +44 (0)20 3397 3300

:Brussels:Rue Montoyer 39-3, 1000 Brussels
:T: +32 (0)2 503 2265

:Madrid::C/ José Abascal 42,5°, 28003 Madrid
:T: +34 91 4440 277

:Edinburgh:83 Princes Street, Edinburgh EH2 2ER
:T +44 (0)131 564 1644

:Rome: Via del Pantheon 45, 00186 Rome
:T: +39 (0)6 434 181 19

:Lisbon: Rua de João Penha, 10, 1250-131 Lisboa
:T: +34 91 4440 277

===Resources===
*The Web Archive of the [http://web.archive.org/web/20010723111311/www.political-intelligence.com/ Political Intelligence website]
*Current site [http://www.political-intelligence.com/ Political Intelligence website]
===References===
<references/>
[[Category:Lobbying firms]][[Category:Lobbying]] [[Category:Scottish lobbying firms]]

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PLMR

2016-07-21T13:12:58Z

Richard Bew: /* Register of consultant lobbyists */

'''PLMR''' is a political lobbying and media relations company with specialist public affairs, monitoring and crisis management expertise. It works internationally including in Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Europe, North America and Australia.

[[File:PLMR and CLC.JPG|right|thumb|300px|PLMR, Church House, Great Smith Street, SW1P - also houses fellow lobbyists [[Central Lobby Consultants]] and is 1 minute from [[Department for Education]] and think tank [[Adam Smith Institute]]]]

==PLMR Scotland==
In September 2014, PLMR announced its intention to open an office in Edinburgh because, it said: 'we recognise the importance and special nature of Scottish politics and want to make sure we have a permanent physical presence at the heart of Scottish decision making and as Scotland gets additional devolution.'<ref>[http://www.plmr.co.uk/about/plmr-scotland PLMR Scotland], PLMR website, accessed September 2015</ref>

It hired [[Lynn McMath]], press advisor for the Scottish shadow cabinet, to head up the office as senior manager. She said: 'This is an incredibly exciting time for Scottish politics and public affairs. PLMR Scotland will be here on the ground and ready to make the most of it.' Founder Kevin Craig said his agency wanted to capitalise on the increased legislative powers the Scottish Government will receive, regardless of the result of next month’s independence referendum.<ref>[https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/plmr-sets-sights-scotland PLMR sets sights on Scotland], ''Public Affiars News'', 11 September 2014</ref>

==Activities==
==Lobbying for education reform==
PLMR says it 'works with providers and suppliers across the education sector to promote education reform'.

It says it lobbies around 'specific policy issues'. It also 'campaigns for new projects', provides PR to education suppliers, and manages reputational risk for education providers (see Durand Academy below). Its work covers primary, secondary and higher education.

Its clients in the education business include (or have included):
* school management companies; academy sponsors, such as [[Durand Academy]] (see below); [[Ormiston Academies Trust]], [[Cuckoo Hall Academies Trust]], and [[Bohunt]].
* an educational publisher; PLMR has worked for academic publisher [[Oxford University Press]].
* an education think tank; PLMR says it provides pro bono assistance to an unnamed education think tank. The [[Education Foundation]] was a lobbying client.

PLMR says it helps its education sector clients 'communicate their messages to the media and 'with the decision makers that matter to them'. It is no doubt helped in this by employing a former [[Department for Education]] staffer: [[Ollie Lane]] was the department's chief press officer responsible for schools acting on the Government’s package of education reforms until he joined PLMR in September 2014.<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/article/1314501/plmr-snaps-oliver-lane-department-education PLMR snaps up Oliver Lane from Department for Education], ''PR Week'', 26 September 2014</ref>

'We believe no other agency in the UK is better placed to deliver results for clients in the education sector.'<ref>[http://www.plmr.co.uk/what-we-do/sectors/education-skills PMLR website], accessed August 2015</ref>

===Earning £££ from publicly-funded schools===
In May 2011 it was reported that PLMR's managing director [[Kevin Craig]] was the Vice Chair of Governors of [[Durand Academy]], one of his firm's fee paying clients. The school - funded largely from the public purse - has admitted paying over £199,000 to PLMR between April 2009 and December 2010.

The primary school claimed that it was not unique in spending on PR consultants and that 'more schools are following suit to ensure that they can continue to campaign, engage in reform, develop and grow'<ref>[http://www.durandacademy.com/training-and-employment/our-services-and-partners Our Services and Partners], Durand Academy website, accessed August 2015</ref> PLMR was, according to the school, paid to fundraise, liaise with local councillors, make applications to the Department for Education, champion the schools achievements, deal with the media and write to Ministers. Former education secretary [[Michael Gove]] highly praised the school and delivered a speech in 2011 from its site.<ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/michael-gove-to-the-durand-academy Michael Gove to the Durand Academy], speech by the education secretary, September 2011</ref>

PLMR was also involved in helping Durand Academy as it brought a libel action against [[Lambeth Council]]. The action related to three emails sent by the Council's Chief Auditor to the school funding unit of the [[Department for Education]] that expressed concerns about the management of the school. One email was published to the local MP. The case was settled in June 2012, but not before both sides - both taxpayer-funded - had spent enormous sums of money on the case.

According to [[Index on Censorship]]: 'The case of Durand Academy raises serious questions both about the chilling effect of UK libel law, and the creeping encroachment of the “reputation management” industry into public life.<ref> Richard Wilson, [http://www.indexoncensorship.org/2011/05/libel-durand-academy-school/ Libel in the Schoolyard], IndexonCensorship, 31 May 2011, accessed 8 June 2011 </ref>

PMLR was paid to provide PR services to the school until August 2014, and after that on a not-for-profit, ad-hoc basis. However, PLMR withdrew its bid to represent the Durand Academy in 2015, blaming "mischievous suggestions" about the transparency of the bid process.<ref>Ian Griggs, [http://www.prweek.com/article/1333083/plmr-pulls-controversial-durand-academy-bid PLMR pulls out of controversial Durand Academy bid], ''PR Week'', 9 February 2015</ref>

==People==
===Leadership===
*[[Kevin Craig]] - Managing Director: In a May 2012 ''PRWeek'' promotional feature, Kevin Craig summed up PLMR's 'many' high points of 2011, which along with him winning 'Political Consultant of the Year' at the Public Affairs News awards, included:
:attending the Cannes International Festival of Creativity and winning two Gold Lions for Best Media Relations and Best Public Affairs; successfully supporting [[HC-One]] - the company who took over 241 former [[Southern Cross]] homes by launching their new brand nationally; helping to secure £17M funding for our client to develop the first fully comprehensive secondary boarding school; winning a planning battle for the Ministry of Sound.
Craig named his most 'exciting client wins' of 2011 as: HC-One, Ministry of Sound , [[Arthritis Research UK]], [[Sunrise Senior Living]], [[Interxion]] Inc, [[Oxford University Press]], [[European Care Group]], [[Obesity Management Association]].<ref> [http://www.prweek.com/uk/News/1129551/ PLMR Promotional feature] prweek.com, Tuesday, 01 May 2012, 11:07am,acc 26 April 2013 </ref>
*[[Chivonne Preston]] - Company Secretary and Head of Finance

===Staff===
*[[Ollie Lane]]: former [[Department for Education]] chief press officer, responsible for schools, and acting on the Government’s package of education reforms; joined PLMR in September 2014.<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/article/1314501/plmr-snaps-oliver-lane-department-education PLMR snaps up Oliver Lane from Department for Education], ''PR Week'', 26 September 2014</ref>
*[[David Madden]] - Account director
*[[Chris Calland]] - Account director
*[[Elin Twigge]] - Account director, previously senior account manager
*[[Ros Trinick]]
*[[Rebecca Newsom]] - Account manager
*[[Alexis Darby]]
*[[Tim Knight]]
*[[Julian Winkworth]]
*[[Will Davies]]
*[[Teddy Ryan]]
<ref> Team, [http://www.plmr.co.uk/about/team PLMR], accessed 9 June 2011 </ref>
*[[Lisa Bailey]] - a former [[Conservative Party]] staffer with "strong links across all levels of the Party". Bailey worked in the Shadow [[DEFRA]] Team for over two years before joining the Press Team at Conservative HQ "advising current Home Secretary [[Theresa May]] and MPs [[Nick Herbert]] and [[Greg Clark]] on maximising their media coverage around campaigns and policy launches. She worked in the Conservative Party Press Office throughout the expenses scandal undertaking a lot of crisis communications work". <ref> [http://www.plmr.co.uk/about/team-member/lisa-bailey Lisa Bailey], PLMR, undated, acc 25 April 2013 </ref>
*[[James Ford]] -Senior Adviser. "Before joining PLMR James was as an aide in the office of Mayor of London [[Boris Johnson]] (2010-12) where he advised on transport, environment and digital policy and worked on iconic projects like the introduction of the Barclays Cycle Hire Scheme, the Emirates Air Line, the launch of [[Tech City]], the introduction of WiFi on the Underground, and the New Bus for London. Prior to joining City Hall, James was public affairs manager for the [[London Chamber of Commerce and Industry]] (2004-10) during which time he led successful campaigns in support of [[Crossrail]] and in opposition to the western extension of the congestion charge. He has also worked at two public affairs consultancies and as a civil servant at the [[Department for Work and Pensions]]." Ford has worked on "two Conservative general election campaigns, two Conservative leadership contests, three mayoral election campaigns, and been a candidate in two London local elections". <ref> [http://www.plmr.co.uk/about/team-member/james-ford James Ford, Senior Adviser], PLMR website, undated, acc 25 April 2013 </ref>

===PRCA lobbying register===
[[Alexander Hackett]] | [[Andrea Sweeney]] | [[Anokhi Madhavji]] | [[Danny Wilding]] | [[David Madden]] | [[Elin de Zoete]] | [[Ella Stanbrook]] | [[Francesca Dobson-Suarez]] | [[James Ford]] | [[Kevin Craig]] |[[Leon Emirali]] | [[Michael-John de la Haye]] | [[Mike Ramsden]] | [[Nathan Hollow]] | [[Nick Albrow]] | [[Oliver Lane]] | [[Patrick Cousens]] | [[Rebecca Moles]] | [[Robert Comba]] | [[Robin Dyet]] | [[Rosalind Trinick]] |
[[Sara Ghaffari]] | [[Sarah Clarke]] | [[Stefanie Lehmann]] | [[Steven Gauge]] | [[Tim Knight]] | [[Uche Graves]] | [[Zoe White]] <ref name="Feb"/>

===Former staff===
*[[Conor Burns]] - was PLMR Associate Director from 2008-10. Became Conservative MP for Bournemouth West in 2010.
*[[Kathrine Bancroft]] - was PLMR Associate Director from 4 October 2010 - tbc. She is a former press secretary to [[Vince Cable]], MP, who played a key role in the 2010 election campaign, <ref> [http://www.plmr.co.uk/about/team-member/kathrine-bancroft Kathrine Bancroft], PLMR website, accessed 9 June 2011 </ref>
*[[Jon Ware]] -former PLMR account Manager, now at [[RCGP]]
*[[Sara Kelly]] - now at [[Coadec]]
*[[Chris Calland]] - now at [[Hanover Communications]]

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
Registered since March 2015, '''PLMR''''s listings since joining are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Cancer Research UK]] | [[Dollar UK]] | [[ExCel London]] | [[HC-One]] | [[Lightwood Strategic]] | [[London City Airport]] | [[NCFE]] | [[Newham Community Schools Trust]] | [[The Bingo Association]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zm2XAAQ 'PLMR profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Celsa]] | [[Dollar UK]] | [[ExCeL London]] | [[Lightwood Strategic]] | [[London City Airport]] | [[Newham Community Schools Trust]] | [[The Bingo Association]] | [[The Conservation Volunteers]] (TCV)
====October - December 2015====
[[A Fair Tax on Flying]] | [[Company Shop]] | [[Elecosoft]] | [[London City Airport]] | [[Speak Up!]] | [[The Conservation Volunteers]]
====July - September 2015====
[[A Fair Tax on Flying]] | [[Bohunt School]] | [[Bosch]] | [[Celsa]] | [[Dollar Financial]] | [[Epilepsy Society]] | [[Honeywell]] | [[Johnson Matthey]] | [[London City Airport]] | [[The Bingo Association]] | [[The Conservation Volunteers]] (TCV)
====April - June 2015====
[[A Fair Tax on Flying]] | [[Care Management Group]] (CMG) | [[Dollar Financial]] | [[Institute of Animal Technology]] (IAT) | [[Ormiston Academies Trust]] | [[Tetronics International]]
====January - March 2015====
[[A Fair Tax on Flying]] | [[Berlitz]] | [[British Endodontic Society]] | [[Celsa]] | [[Ella's Kitchen]] | [[Hannah Weller]] | [[HC-One]] | [[London City Airport]] | [[One North East London]] (1NE) | [[Tetronics International]] |
[[The Bingo Association]] | [[The Conservation Volunteers]] (TCV) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zm2XAAQ PLMR profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>

===PRCA lobbying register===
====December 2015 - February 2016====
[[Bohunt]] | [[Bosch]] | [[British Endodontic Society]] | [[British Horse Society]] | [[Cancer Research UK]] | [[Care England]] | [[Care UK]] | [[Carebase]] | [[Caring Homes Group]] | [[Celsa]] | [[Combat Stress]] | [[Company Shop]] | [[Cuckoo Hall Academies Trust]] | [[Dollar Financial]] | [[Earthworm Energy]] | [[Elecosoft]] | [[Ella's Kitchen]] | [[Embrace]] | [[Epilepsy Society]] | [[ExCeL London]] | [[Exilarch Foundation]] | [[Fair Tax on Flying]] | [[Forum Enviro]] | [[Frontier Estates]] | [[HC-One]] | [[HRS Energy]] | [[Institute of Animal Technology]] | [[Lightwood Strategic]] | [[Local Dental Committees]] | [[London City Airport]] | [[Lyft Newham]] | [[Community Schools Trust]] | [[OAT]] | [[Pobble]] | [[Pocklington Trust]] | [[Reliance Energy]] | [[Tauheedul Education Trust]] | [[Tetronics]] | [[The Bingo Association]] | [[The Conservation Volunteers]] | [[UCL]] | [[IOE]] <ref name="Feb">[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PublicAffairsRegister(2).pdf PLMR clients, Dec-Feb 16], ''PRCA'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

*[[Care UK]]
*[[Durand Academy]]
*[[Priory]]
*[[St Luke's Healthcare]]
*[[Tuke Institute]]
*[[Westward Care]]
*[[Casecadecare]]
*[[carebase]]
*[[Caring Homes Group]]
*[[Hartford Care Retirement Homes]]
*[[English Community Care Association]]
*[[Peterborough Renewable Energy]]
*[[The Chief Fire Officers Association]]
*[[Political Studies Association]]
*[[Lifetime Recycling Village]]
*[[Understanding Animal Research]]
*[[BIA]]
*[[Brookdale]]
*[[British Horseracing Authority]]
*[[British Horse Industry Confederation]]
*[[Cancer Research UK]]
*[[craegmoor]]
*[[interxion]]
*[[ReNeuron]]
*[[greenenergyparks]]
*[[EarlyBird Diabetes]]
*[[Combat Stress]]
<ref> PLMR, [http://www.plmr.co.uk/clients Clients], website accessed 9 June 2011 </ref>

According to PRWeek, PLMR's longest-held clients as of May 2012 were:
*[[BioIndustry Association]], [[British Horseracing Authority]], [[Caring Homes]], [[Care Management Group]], [[Combat Stress]], [[Durand Academy]], [[Green Energy Parks]], [[Ministry of Sound]], [[Interxion]] Inc, [[HC-One]] <ref> [http://www.prweek.com/uk/News/1129551/ PLMR Promotional feature] prweek.com, Tuesday, 01 May 2012, 11:07am,acc 26 April 2013 </ref>

==Contact==
:London Address: Unit 1C The Plough Brewery, 516 Wandsworth Road, London, SW8 3JX
:Edinburgh Address: UN House, 4 Hunter Square, Edinburgh, Scotland, EH1 1QW
:Tel:0207 6229529
:Email: kevin.craig@plmr.co.uk
:Website: http://www.plmr.co.uk

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Public relations firms]][[Category:Lobbying firms]][[Category:Revolving Door]][[Category:Education Industry]][[Category:Scottish lobbying firms]]

Phil Hall (PHA Media)

2016-07-21T11:48:31Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

'''Phil Hall''' is the founder and chairman of [[PHA Media]].<ref name="PHABio">[http://www.pha-media.com/about-us/phil-hall/ Phil Hall, Chairman], PHA Media, accessed 14 August 2012.</ref>

Hall was editor of the [[News of the World]] from 1995 to 2000.<ref name="Guardian240712>Josh Halliday, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/jul/24/journalists-no-action-phone-hacking Three journalists face no further action on phone hacking], ''The Guardian'', 24 July 2012.</ref> He then became editor-in-chief of celebrity magazine, Hello! He later became editorial director of development for [[Trinity Mirror]].<ref name="PHABio">[http://www.pha-media.com/about-us/phil-hall/ Phil Hall, Chairman], PHA Media, accessed 14 August 2012.</ref>

Hall has held a number of positions on the [[Press Complaints Commission]].<ref name="PHABio">[http://www.pha-media.com/about-us/phil-hall/ Phil Hall, Chairman], PHA Media, accessed 14 August 2012.</ref>

==People==
===APPC register===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Emily Burditt]] | [[Tim Snowball]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Emily Burditt]] | [[Tim Snowball]] <ref name="Sep15"/>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register documents those clients on behalf of whom '''PHA''' has met with government ministers and the firm's listings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Ann Summers Ltd]] | [[Autorama UK Ltd]] | [[International Consortium of British Pensioners (ICBP)]] | [[Middleton Murray Ltd]] | [[Night Time Industries Association]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006bpjiAAA 'PHA Media profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Ann Summers]] Ltd | [[GetMyFirstJob]] Ltd | [[International Consortium of British Pensioners]] (ICBP) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006bpjiAAA PHA Media profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[International Consortium of British Pensioners]] | [[WOW: Championing Working Women]]
====July - September 2015====
[[International Consortium of British Pensioners]] | [[Kennedy Scott]] | [[Living and Dying Well]] | [[The Loomba Foundation]] | [[WOW: Championing Working Women]]
====April - June 2015====
[[International Consortium of British Pensioners (ICBP)]] | [[Kennedy Scott]] | [[Living and Dying Well]] | [[WOW: Championing Working Women]]
====January - March 2015====
[[International Consortium of British Pensioners]] | [[Kennedy Scott]]
<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006bpjiAAA PHA Media Profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>

===APPC register===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[APPG on Frozen British Pensions]] | [[C&C Alpha Group]] | [[International Consortium of British Pensioners]] | [[Kennedy Scott Ltd]] | [[Rational FX]] | [[WOW: Championing Working Women]]<ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=PHA%20Media%20(Public%20Affairs) PHA Media clients, Register Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[APPG on Frozen British Pensions]] | [[C&C Alpha Group]] | [[International Consortium of British Pensioners]] | [[Kennedy Scott]]Ltd | [[Living and Dying Well]] | [[Ministry of Sound]] | [[Rational FX]] | [[WOW: Championing Working Women]] <ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf PHA Media clients, Register Sep-Nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

==Gordon Ramsay court case==
In a March 2012 court case, celebrity chef [[Gordon Ramsay]] accused Hall of conspiring to publish private information during a dispute with his father-in-law. Hall denied this but issued a public apology to Ramsay after settling out of court and agreeing to make a donation to a charity of Ramsay's choice.<ref name"Guardian290312">Ben Dowell, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/mar/29/ex-now-editor-gordon-ramsay Ex-NoW editor apologises to Gordon Ramsay over private information leak], guardian.co.uk, 29 March 2012.</ref> In a statement, he said:

::"In late 2010 and early 2011, I was engaged by [[Chris Hutcheson]] (Mr Ramsay's father-in-law) and asked to pass certain stories to the newspapers regarding Gordon Ramsay. In particular, Mr Hutcheson provided me with private information about the Ramsays, including personal family pictures and medical information," Hall said.

::"I accept that, given the public breakdown of the relationship between Mr Hutcheson and Mr Ramsay, of which I was fully aware at the time, I should have guessed that Mr Hutcheson was not entitled to this information and in all likelihood may have come by it via illegitimate means.

::"I would like to offer Gordon, Tana and their family a full and unreserved apology for my actions and any distress caused, and, at Mr Ramsay's request, I have made a donation to a charity of his choice."<ref name"Guardian290312">Ben Dowell, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2012/mar/29/ex-now-editor-gordon-ramsay Ex-NoW editor apologises to Gordon Ramsay over private information leak], guardian.co.uk, 29 March 2012.</ref>

==Connections==
*Uncle of journalist [[Ross Hall]] (Ross Hindley).<ref name="Guardian240712>Josh Halliday, [http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2012/jul/24/journalists-no-action-phone-hacking Three journalists face no further action on phone hacking], ''The Guardian'', 24 July 2012.</ref>

==Notes==
<references/>

[[Category:journalists|Hall, Phil]][[Category:Lobbyists|Hall, Phil]]

PB Political Consulting

2016-07-21T11:41:15Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}
'''PB Political Consulting''' is a communications consultancy founded in 2010 and based in London.

==History==
[[Paul Bristow]] founded PB in 2010 to provide public affairs and consultancy services on the General Election of that year.<ref> PB Political Consulting [http://www.pbpoliticalconsulting.com/about About], accessed 17 April 2015.</ref>

==Activities==
According to their website PB offer services in:
*Public affairs programmes
*Parliamentary awareness & reputation management
*Policy monitoring & intelligence gathering
*NHS Market Access
*Contact programmes and coalition building
*Political event management - with policy makers and politicians
*Local grass-root campaigns & liaison
*Political market research
*Public Affairs Programmes<ref> PB Political Consulting [http://www.pbpoliticalconsulting.com/services Services], accessed 17 April 2015.</ref>

==People==
*[[Paul Bristow]], managing director. Has spent time in the office of [[Richard Spring]] MP (now [[Lord Risby]]), former head of consulting services for [[BIBA Medical]] and councillor on Hammersmith and Fulham Council from 2006 to 2010. Stood in the 2010 General Election for the [[Conservative Party]] in Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland.
*[[Peter Cuthbertson]], account director. Former intern to [[Conservative]] MEP [[Nirj Deva]], Republican Congressman [[James Sensenbrenner]] and Conservative MP [[Oliver Letwin]]; researcher at The [[Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom]], The [[Heritage Foundation]]; director of [[AmericaInTheWorld]] and lobbyist at [[Chelgate]] and [[Maitland Consultancy]]. Will be standing in the 2015 General Election as the [[Conservative]] candidate in Darlington.<ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/petercuthbertson Peter Cuthbertson], accessed 17 April 2015.</ref>
*[[Sara Petela]], senior account manager. Former lobbyist at the [[British Association and College of Occupational Therapists]], programme director for [[Hanson Wade]]'s oil and gas portfolio and programme manager at [[GovNet]].<ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/sara-petela/16/922/283 Sara Petela], accessed 17 April 2015.</ref>
*[[Melissa Barnett]], account manager. Joined PB as an intern from University. Former intern at [[Breakthrough Breast Cancer]] and in the parliamentary office of [[Diane Abbott]] MP.
*[[William O'Brien]], senior account executive. An active member in the [[Labour Party]] in both London and Nottingham.
*[[Adam Owen Gilbert]], account executive. Previously worked in parliament for the shadow wales minister [[Nia Griffith]] MP and in the health sector for the [[Muscular Dystrophy Campaign]]. Is a keen [[Labour]] activist in Tower Hamlets.
*[[Samantha Holmes]], office manager.
*[[Richard Royal]], consultant. Is the managing director of [[Lionheart Public Affairs]], senior corporate affairs manager at [[Britvic Corporate Affairs Manager]] and a [[Conservative]] candidate in the 2015 General Election in Hartlepool.<ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/richard-royal/13/65b/11b Richard Royal], accessed 17 April 2015.</ref>
*[[Greg Smith]], consultant. The Deputy Leader of Hammersmith and Fulham Council.
*[[Colin Hallmark]], consultant. Former account director at [[Prowse & Co]] and [[Good Relations]] and owner of [[Colin Hallmark PR & Communications]] and consultancy [[3:nine]].<ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/colin-hallmark/4/522/759 Colin Hallmark], accessed 17 April 2015.</ref>
*[[Rod de St Croix]], consultant. Has 20 years' experience in PR and marketing.<ref> PB Political Consulting [http://www.pbpoliticalconsulting.com/bios Bios], accessed 17 April 2015.</ref>

===PRCA lobbying register===
[[Adam Owen Gilbert]] | [[Dan Jones]] | [[Ella Fuller]] | [[Melissa Barnett]] | [[Paul Bristow]] | [[Richard Royal]] | [[Samantha Holmes]] | [[Sara Petela]] | [[William O'Brien]] <ref name="Feb"/>

==Clients==
===Website===
[[Associate Parliamentary Limb Loss Group]] | [[Association of British Healthcare Industries]] | [[BARD]] | [[Becton, Dickinson and Company]] | [[Boston Scientific]] | [[Brain Tumour Research]] | [[British Safety Industry Federation]] | [[Cerner]] | [[Covidien]] | [[Intuitive Surgical]] | [[Johnson & Johnson]] | [[Medical Technology Group]] | [[Medtronic]] | [[Oesophageal Cancer Westminster Campaign]] | [[Ottobock]] | [[Religious Education Council of England and Wales]] | [[Roche Diagnostics]] | The [[UK Sepsis trust]] | [[Thermo Fisher Scientific]]<ref> PB Political Consulting [http://www.pbpoliticalconsulting.com/clients Clients], accessed 17 April 2015.</ref>

===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''PB''' has lobbied government ministers and the firms 2015/2016 listings are as follows:
====January - March 2015====
[[British Safety Industry Federation]] | [[Intuitive Surgical]] | [[Otto Bock]] | [[UK Sepsis Trust]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Otto Bock]] | [[Religious Education Council]] | [[UK Sepsis Trust]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Association of British Healthcare Industries]] | [[Boston Scientific]] | [[Brain Tumour Research]] | [[British Safety Industry Federation]] | [[Medical Technology Group]] | [[Medtronic]] | [[Religious Education Council of England & Wales]] | [[UK Sepsis Trust]]
====October - December 2015====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Vascular Disease]] | [[Brain Tumour Research]] | [[British Safety Industry Federation]] | [[C.R. Bard]] | [[Cook Medical]] | [[Medical Technology Group]] | [[Religious Education Council (REC)]] | [[UK Sepsis Trust]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006a4yrAAA PB Political Consulting profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sepsis]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group on Vascular Disease]] | [[Association of British Healthcare Industries (ABHI)]] | [[Boston Scientific]] | [[Brain Tumour Research]] | [[Cancer52]] | [[Cook Medical]] | [[Medical Technology Group]] | [[Ottobock]] | [[Religious Education Council of England and Wales]] | [[Roche Diagnostics]] | [[The College of Occupational Therapists]] | [[UK Sepsis Trust]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006a4yrAAA PB Political Consulting profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====April - June 2016====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group on Sepsis]] | [[Brain Tumour Research]] | [[Medical Technology Group]] | [[Religious Education Council]] | [[The College of Occupational Therapists]] | [[UK Sepsis Trust]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006a4yrAAA 'PB Political Consulting profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

===PRCA lobbying register===
====December 2015 - February 2016====
[[Association of British Healthcare]] | [[Becton, Dickinson and Company]] | [[Boston Scientific Industries]] | [[Brain Tumour Research]] | [[British Safety Industry Federation]] | [[C. R. Bard]] | [[Cerner]] | [[College of Occupational Therapists]] | [[Cook Medical]] | [[Covidien]] | [[Deltex Medical]] | [[Johnson & Johnson]] | [[Medical Technology Group]] | [[Medtronic]] | [[Otto Bock]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Sepsis]] | [[Religious Education Council for England and Wales]] | [[Roche Diagnostics]] | [[The Oesophageal Cancer Westminster Campaign]] | [[The Whiteley Clinic]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Vascular Disease]] | [[Thermofisher]] | [[UK Sepsis Trust]] | [[Whiteley Clinic]] <ref name="Feb">[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PublicAffairsRegister(2).pdf PB Political Consulting clients Dec15-Feb16], ''PRCA'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

==Contact==

:'''Address:''' 11 Rudolf Place,
:Miles Street,
:Vauxhall,
:London,
:SW8 1RP,

:'''Phone:''' +44 (0) 20 7735 6963

:'''Email:''' enquiries@pbpoliticalconsulting.com

:'''Website:''' http://www.pbpoliticalconsulting.com/

==Notes==

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Pagefield

2016-07-21T11:33:38Z

Richard Bew: /* Register of consultant lobbyists */

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'''Pagefield''' is a London-based communications and lobbying firm, set up by [[Mark Gallagher]], a former [[ITV]] and [[Camelot Group]] corporate affairs director.

==Activities==
===Building the case for new nuclear after Fukushima===
{{Template:NuclearSpin}}
In August 2012 Pagefield was brought in to help strengthen [[EDF Energy]]'s case for building a controversial proposed third nuclear power reactor at [[Sizewell]] in Suffolk, UK. It won the six-figure strategic comms account after a pitch process thought to have been initiated one year beforehand.

''PR Week'' wrote that Pagefield "is expected to play a key role in the development of EDF’s narrative around the value of a new nuclear power reactor, liaising with the public, media and stakeholders such as the [[Environment Agency]] and local authorities. Partner [[Wendy Blair]] is handling the account. Mark Gallagher will provide senior-level strategic counsel. <ref name="nuclear">Matt Cartmell, [http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/1145402/edf-bolsters-comms-underpin-nuclear-plans/ EDF bolsters comms to underpin nuclear plans], , prweek.com, Wednesday, 15 August 2012, 9:24am, acc 15 August 2012 </ref>

According to Pagefield's website in November 2012, Pagefield executive [[Rory Cronin]] is "spearheading EDF Energy’s new nuclear social media strategy". <ref> [http://www.pagefield.co.uk/our-people/ Our people], Pagefield website, undated, acc November 2012 </ref>

==People==
===Advisory board===
*Sir [[Christopher Meyer]] - chairman of the advisory board
*[[Penelope Cobham]]
*Dame [[Sue Tinson]]
*[[Kevin Duncan]]
*[[Teresa Graham]]

====Former Members====
*[[Mark Bolland]]

===Staff===
*[[Mark Gallagher]] senior partner /founder
*[[Sara Price]]- partner/ chief of staff<ref name="UKPAC"> UK Public Affairs Council Register, Period 1 September 2011 to 30 November 2011, acc 16 August 2011 </ref>
*[[Lucy Burns]]
*[[Oliver Foster]]
*[[Lesley Katon]]
*[[Kate Levine]]
*[[Florence Quirici]]
*[[Will Spratt]]
*[[Craig Westwood]]
*[[Tom Bage]] - consultant
*[[Tom Brinicombe]] - associate partner
*[[Rob Butler]] - associate partner

====Former staff====
*[[Stephen Abell]] - partner, former director of [[Press Complaints Commission]]. Now managing editor of [[The Sun]]<ref> [http://newscommercial.co.uk/news/stephen-abell-appointed-managing-editor-of-the-sun Stephen Abell appointed Managing Editor of The Sun] ''News Commercial'', 15 August, accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Anthony Frieze]] - partner. Now partner and head of UK and manager, Scandinavia at [[Balfour Capital]]<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/anthony-frieze/5/334/51b Anthony Frieze] ''Linkedin'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Simon Redfern]] - partner <ref name="UKPAC"/>. Now director of corporate affairs, EMEA at [[Starbucks]]<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/in/simonredfern Simon Redfern] ''Linkedin'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Lucy Goodwin]] -- associate partner
*[[David Radestock]] - executive, worked with clients such as [[Asda]], [[Construction Skills]], [[CH2M Hill]] and [[Peverel]]. Now works at [[Open Road]]<ref> [http://www.publicaffairsnetworking.com/news/david-radestock-joins-open-road David Radestock joins Open Road] ''Public Affairs Networking'', 24th June 2014, accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Dylan Sharpe]] -consultant, worked with clients such as [[EDF Energy]], [[Motability]] and ASDA. Now head of PR at [[The Sun]] News UK.<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/dylan-sharpe/60/b2/736 Dylan Sharpe] ''Linkedin'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

===APPC UK===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Mallika Basu]] | [[Geoff Duggan]] | [[Louise Fernley]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Lucy Holbrook]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Joshua Lambkin]] | [[Katie Lockett]] | [[Marie Lorimer]] | [[Leonie Martin]] | [[Sir Christopher Meyer]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Eleanor Riddles]] | [[Will Spratt]] | [[Kashif Taher]] | [[Craig Westwood]] | [[Benjamin Winter]]<ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Pagefield Pagefield staff, Register Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Mallika Basu]] | [[Mallika Basu]] | [[Geoff Duggan]] | [[Louise Fernley]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Lucy Holbrook]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Joshua Lambkin]] | [[Katie Lockett]] | [[Marie Lorimer]] | [[Leonie Martin]] | Sir [[Christopher Meyer]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Poppy Rosenberg]] | [[Will Spratt]] | [[Craig Westwood]] | [[Benjamin Winter]]<ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Pagefield staff, Register Sep-Nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Mallika Basu]] | [[Geoff Duggan]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Lucy Holbrook]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Joshua Lambkin]] | [[Kate Levine]] | [[Katie Lockett]] | [[Marie Lorimer]] | Sir [[Christopher Meyer]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[Poppy Rosenberg]] | [[Will Spratt]] | [[Craig Westwood]] | [[Benjamin Winter]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Pagefield staff, Jun-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Geoff Duggan]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Lucy Holbrook]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Joshua Lambkin]] | [[Kate Levine]] | [[Katie Lockett]] | Sir [[Christopher Meyer]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[Poppy Rosenberg]] | [[Will Spratt]] | [[Craig Westwood]] | [[Benjamin Winter]]<ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Pagefield staff, Register Mar15-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Lucy Burns]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Geoff Duggan]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Lucy Holbrook]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Joshua Lambkin]] | [[Kate Levine]] | [[Katie Lockett]] | [[Sir Christopher Meyer]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[Poppy Rosenberg]] | [[Will Spratt]] | [[Craig Westwood]] | [[Benjamin Winter]]<ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Lucy Burns]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Geoff Duggan]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Lucy Holbrook]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Kate Levine]] | [[Katie Lockett]] |Sir [[Christopher Meyer]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[Poppy Rosenberg]] | [[Will Spratt]] | [[Craig Westwood]] | [[Benjamin Winter]]<ref name="sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Pagefield Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Lucy Burns]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Geoff Duggan]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Kate Levine]] | [[Katie Lockett]] | Sir [[Christopher Meyer]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[David Radestock]] | [[Will Spratt]] | [[Samantha Vogts]] | [[Craig Westwood]] | [[Benjamin Winter]]<ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Pagefield Register 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

====March 2014-May 2014====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Lucy Burns]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Geoff Duggan]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Kate Levine]] | [[Katie Lockett]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[David Radestock]] | [[Will Spratt]] | [[Samantha Vogts]] | [[Craig Westwood]] | [[Benjamin Winter]]<ref name="MQ"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-14-REGISTER-1.9.14.pdf Register for 1st March 2014 - 31st May 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 October 2014 </ref>

====December 2013-February 2014====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Lucy Burns]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Nathan Jones]] | [[Michelle Lavipour]] | [[Katie Lockett]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Matthew Phillips]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[David Radestock]] | [[Samantha Vogts]] | [[Craig Westwood]]<ref name="MR"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-14-REG-7.3.1411.pdf Register for 1st December 2013 - 28th February 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 October 2014 </ref>

====September 2013-November 2013====
[[Fred Azis-Laranjo]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Wendy Blair]] | [[Lucy Burns]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Rebecca Degiorgio]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Michelle Lavipour]] | [[Hoda Mahmoud]] | [[Sam Oakley]] | [[Matthew Phillips]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[David Radestock]] | [[Craig Westwood]]<ref name="MS"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/13-NOV-REGISTER-26.2.1411.pdf Register for 1st September 2013 - 30th November 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 21 October 2014 </ref>

====June 2013-August 2013====
[[Stig Abell]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Wendy Blair]] | [[Lucy Burns]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Rebecca Degiorgio]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Anthony Frieze]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Michelle Lavipour]] | [[Hoda Mahmoud]] | [[Matthew Phillips]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[Florence Quirici]] | [[David Radestock]] | [[Craig Westwood]]<ref name="MT"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Register-August-2014-FINAL11.pdf Register for 1st June 2013 - 31st August 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 21 October 2014 </ref>

====March 2013-May 2013====
[[Stigg Abel]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Wendy Blair]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Rebecca Degiorgio]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Anthony Frieze]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Michelle Lavipour]] | [[Hoda Mahmoud]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[David Radestock]] | [[Simon Redfern]] | [[Dylan Sharpe]] | [[Craig Westwood]]<ref name="MU"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/13-MAY-REGISTER-FINAL-FINAL11.pdf Register for 1st March 2013 - 31st May 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 21 October 2014 </ref>

====December 2012-February 2013====
[[Stigg Abel]] | [[Tom Bage]] | [[Wendy Blair]] | [[Rory Cronin]] | [[Rebecca Degiorgio]] | [[Oliver Foster]] | [[Anthony Frieze]] | [[Mark Gallagher]] | [[Michelle Lavipour]] | [[Hoda Mahmoud]] | [[Sara Price]] | [[David Radestock]] | [[Simon Redfern]] | [[Dylan Sharpe]] | [[Craig Westwood]]<ref name="MV"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/latest-register_1Dec2012_28Feb2013.pdf Register for 1st December 2012 - 28th February 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 21 October 2014 </ref>

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
Registered since March 2015. Their listings since joining are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Community Channel]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Then & Now Show]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aIASAA2 'Pagefield profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Discovery Communications]] [[FirstPort]] | [[Kellogg's]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aIASAA2 Pagefield Communications profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Airbnb]] | [[Kellogg's]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Airbnb]] | [[Kellogg's]] | The [[Advertising Association]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Airbnb]] | [[FirstPort]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Airbnb]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[Discovery]] | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Viacom]]

===APPC register===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[ABInbev]] | [[Advertising Association]] | [[airbnb]] | [[Battle Of Ideas]] | [[British Library]] | [[Business Growth Fund]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M]] | [[CPL Fuels]] | [[Dialogue International]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[FirstPort]] | [[Funding Affordable Homes]] | [[Hewlett Packard Enterprise]] | [[HS1 Limited]] | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Leidos Inc.]] | [[Lunar Mission One]] | [[Motability]] | [[Philip Morris Limited]] | [[Richmond Way Developments]] | [[Roddick Foundation]] | [[Royal Hospital Chelsea]] | [[Sime Darby]] | [[Stonewall]] | [[Taurus Asset Management]] | [[Urban Champions]] | [[Variety, The Children's Charity]]<ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[ABInbev]] | [[Advertising Association]] | [[airbnb]] | [[Battle Of Ideas]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[British Library]] | [[Business Growth Fund]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M]] | [[CPL Fuels]] | [[Dialogue International]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Falkland Islands Government]] | [[FirstPort]] | [[Funding Affordable Homes]] | [[Hewlett Packard Enterprise]] | [[HS1 Limited]] | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] |
[[Leidos Inc.]] | [[Lunar Mission One]] | [[Motability]] | [[Philip Morris Limited]] | [[Richmond Way Developments]] | [[Royal Hospital Chelsea]] | [[Sime Darby]] | [[Stonewall]] | [[Taurus Asset Management]] <ref name="Sep15"/>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[ABInbev]] | [[Advertising Association]] | [[airbnb]] | [[Appello]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Battle Of Ideas]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[British Library]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M]] | [[Dialogue International]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Falkland Islands Government]] | [[FirstPort]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1 Limited]] | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Leidos Inc.]] | [[Lunar Mission One]] | [[Motability]] | [[Philip Morris Limited]] | [[Richmond Way Developments]] | [[Royal Hospital Chelsea]] | [[Sime Darby]] <ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Advertising Association]] | [[airbnb]] | [[Appello]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Battle Of Ideas]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[British Library]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M]] | [[Dialogue International]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Falkland Islands Government]] | [[FirstPort]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1 Limited]] | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Leidos Inc.]] | [[Lunar Mission One]] | [[Motability]] | [[Philip Morris Limited]] | [[Richmond Way Developments]] | [[Royal Hospital Chelsea]] | [[Sime Darby]] | [[Viacom]] <ref name="Mar15"/>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Advertising Association]] | [[airbnb]] | [[Appello]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[Dialogue International]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Falkland Islands Government]] | [[FirstPort]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1 Limited]] | [[ITN Kellogg's]] | [[Leidos Inc.]] | [[Lunar Mission One]] | [[Motability]] | [[Philip Morris Limited]] | [[Resilient Networks]] plc | [[Richmond Way Developments]] | [[Royal Hospital Chelsea]] | [[Sime Darby]] | [[Viacom]]<ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Pagefield clients, Register Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 13 April 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[airbnb]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[Comux UK]] | [[Dialogue International]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Falkland Islands Government]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1]] Limited | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Leidos]] Inc. | [[Lunar Mission One]] | [[Motability]] | [[Peverel Group]] | [[Philip Morris]] Limited | [[Resilient Networks]] plc | [[Richmond Way Developments]] | [[Royal Hospital Chelsea]] | [[Sime Darby]]<ref name="sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[airbnb]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[Comux]] UK | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1]] Limited | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Leidos]] Inc. | [[Motability]] | [[Peverel Group]] | [[Resilient Networks]] plc | [[Sime Darby]] <ref name="MP"/>

====March 2014-May 2014====
[[21st Century Fox]] | [[Advertising Association]] | [[airbnb]] | [[Amee]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[CITB]] (formerly ConstructionSkills) | [[Comux]] UK | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Food Advertising Unit]] | [[Gift Voucher Shop]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1]] Limited | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Leidos]] Inc. | [[Motability]] | [[Peverel Group]] | [[Resilient Networks]] plc | [[Young Epilepsy]]<ref name="MQ"/>

====December 2013-February 2014====
[[21st Century Fox]] | [[Advertising Association]] | [[Amee]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[ASDA]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[CITB]] (formerly ConstructionSkills) | [[Comux]] UK | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Food Advertising Unit]] | [[Gift Voucher Shop]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1]] Limited | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Motability]] | [[Peverel Group]] | [[Resilient Networks]] plc | [[Young Epilepsy]]<ref name="MR"/>

====September 2013-November 2013====
[[21st Century Fox]] | [[Advertising Association]] | [[Amee]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[ASDA]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[CITB]] (formerly ConstructionSkills) | [[Clear Channel]] | [[Comux]] UK | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Gift Voucher Shop]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1]] Limited | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Motability]] | [[Peverel Group]] | [[Resilient Networks]] plc | [[Tomorrow's People]]<ref name="MS"/>

====June 2013-August 2013====
[[Advertising Association]] | [[Amee]] | [[Arqiva]] | [[ASDA]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[CITB]] (formerly ConstructionSkills) | [[Clear Channel]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Freesat]] | [[Gift Voucher Shop]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1]] Limited | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Latham & Watkins]] | [[Motability]] | [[Peverel Group]] | [[Resilient Networks]] plc | [[Tomorrow's People]]<ref name="MT"/>

====March 2013-May 2013====
[[Advertising Association]] | [[ASDA]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[CITB]] (formerly ConstructionSkills) | [[Clear Channel]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EngineeringUK]] | [[Food Advertising Unit]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[HS1]] | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Motability]] | [[Peverel Group]] | [[Tomorrow's People]]<ref name="MU"/>

====December 2012-February 2013====
[[Advertising Association]] | [[ASDA]] | [[BAE Systems]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] | [[Camelot]] | [[CH2M Hill]] | [[Clear Channel]] | [[ConstructionSkills]] | [[Discovery]] | [[EngineeringUK]] | [[Food Advertising Unit]] | [[Hewlett Packard]] | [[ITN]] | [[Kellogg's]] | [[Motability]] | [[Peverel Group]] | [[Tomorrow's People]]<ref name="MV"/>

===2012===
[[EDF Energy]] | [[Jersey Finance]] | [[Freesat]] | [[ITN]] | [[Peverel]] | [[Thames Diamond Jubilee Pageant]] | [[Boehringer Ingelheim]]

==Contact, Resources and Notes==

===Contact===

:Address: Pagefield, The Courtyard Studio
:18 Marshall Street, London, W1F 7BE
:Website: www.pagefield.co.uk

===Resources===

===Notes===
<references/>
[[Category:Lobbying]]
[[Category: Lobbying firms]]
[[Category: Nuclear PR, lobbying and consultancy firms]]
[[Category: Financial sector lobbying]]
[[Category: Nuclear Spin]]
[[Category: Tax avoidance]]
[[Category: Tobacco]]

MWW Group

2016-07-21T11:21:47Z

Richard Bew: /* Register of consultant lobbyists */

The MWW Group describes itself as 'one of the nation's top 10 PR agencies', with recognition in the areas of 'consumer marketing, corporate communications, new media strategies, investor relations, public affairs, government relations, sustainability, technology and health care'<ref>MWW Group [http://www.mww.com/index.php?p=about&s=0 MWW Group Overview] Accessed 18th March 2008</ref>.

In advertising their services, MWW state that their
:'government affairs team offers you access to the highest levels of the Executive Branch and Congress because they have worked there themselves. We have important relationships in both the Republican and Democratic leaderships and with the Chairman and Ranking Minority member on major committees'<ref>MWW Group [http://www.mww.com/index.php?p=expertise&s=258 Government relations] Accessed 18th March 2008</ref>.

In November 2014 MWW bought London-based [[Braben]], with [[Braben]] founder [[Sarah Locke]] being appointed MWW's global brand ambassador and [[Braben]]'s managing director [[Matt Bourn]] becoming senior vice president and head of MWW European media practice.<ref> Daniel Farey-Jones [http://www.prweek.com/article/1321271/mww-acquires-uk-agency-braben-eyes-international-deals MWW acquires UK agency Braben and eyes more international deals] ''PR Week'', 11 November 2014, accessed 14 November 2014 </ref>

==Staff==
===APPC lobbying register===
====December 2015 - February 2016====
[[Daniel Costen]] | [[Simon Gentry]] | [[Robert Mitchell]] <ref name="Feb"/>

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''MWW''' has met with government ministers. Their filings since joining in March 2015 are as follows:

====January - March 2016====
[[ATM Industry Association]] | [[Euan's Guide]] | [[StubHub]] | The [[MBI Group]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zsBoAAI MWW Group profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[ATM Industry Association]] | [[Euan's Guide]] | [[Fan Freedom]] | The [[MBI Group]]
====July - September 2015====
[[ATM Industry Association]] | [[Euan's Guide]] | [[Fan Freedom]] | [[Four Seasons Healthcare]] | [[NCR]] | [[The MBI Group]]
====April - June 2015====
[[ATM Industry Association]] | [[Euan's Guide]] | [[Fan Freedom]] | [[Four Seasons Healthcare]] | [[NCR]] | [[The MBI Group]]
====January - March 2015====
[[ATM Industry Association]] | [[Fan Freedom]] | [[Four Seasons Healthcare]] | [[MBI Al Jaber Foundation]] | [[NCR]]

===APPC lobbying register===
====December 2015 - February 2016====
[[ATM Industry Association]] | [[Euan's Guide]] | [[Four Seasons Health Care]] | [[StubHub]] | The [[MBI Group]] <ref name="Feb">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=MWW MWW Group client list, Dec-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

===2008===
In 2008, MWW Group list their clients as follows<ref>MWW Group [http://www.mww.com/index.php?p=clients&s=1 Clients] Accessed 18th March 2008</ref>...

* [[1-800 FLOWERS]] | [[Acatris Europe]] | [[Amazon.com]] | [[American Arbitration Association]] | [[American Chamber of Commerce]] Peru | [[American Chamber of Commerce]] Bahrain | [[American Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Peru]] | [[AmeriGroup]] | [[Avis]] | [[Bacardi]] U.S.A. | [[Baker and Hostetler]] | [[Ball Park Franks]] | [[Bally Total Fitness]] | [[Bank of America Corporation]] | [[Bayer]] Corporation | [[Blackhawk Network]] | [[Bucks County Drug and Alcohol Commission]] | [[Capital Group Companies]] | [[Cherokee Northeast]] | [[Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation]] | [[Cisco Systems]] | [[CIT Group]] | [[City of Cape May Tourism Commission]] | [[City of El Segundo]] | [[Coca Cola]] FEMSA | [[comScore Networks]] | [[Continental Airlines]] | [[Cott Corporation]] | [[Dassault Falcon Jet Corporation]] | [[Davidson Companies]] | [[d-Con] | [[Diabetes Centers of America]] | [[Dubai Aerospace Enterprise]] | [[EnCap Golf Inc.]] | [[Ethicon]] | [[Experience Music Project]] | [[Federated Investors]] | [[Fidelity Investments]] | [[Financial Service Centers of America]] | [[Foster Wheeler Inc.]] | [[FRESHDIRECT]] | [[Fruit2O]] | [[FYE]] | [[Garage Tek]] | [[Gardenburger]] | [[Garden State Winegrowers Association]] | [[Hain Celestial]] | [[Honeywell]] | [[iGPS]] | [[Independent Cities Association]] (ICA) | [[IndyMac Bank]] | [[ING Direct]] | [[International Specialty Products]] | [[InvestUK]] | [[Johnson & Johnson]] | [[Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp]] | [[London Stock Exchange]] | [[Los Angeles Air Force Base Regional Alliance]] | [[Los Angeles Community College District]] | [[Mack-Cali]] | [[Marymount College]] | [[MCC Redondo Beach]] | [[McDonald's]] | [[Meadowlands Xanadu]] | [[Medco Health Solutions]] | [[Medical Society of New Jersey]] | [[National Hemophilia Foundation]] | [[Natural Health Science]] | [[Newport Associates]] | [[Nikon]] | [[NJ Cure]]/[[NJ Pure]] | [[NJ Department of Health and Human Services]] | [[North Jersey Community Bank]] | [[Oxford Health Plans]] | [[Parsons Advanced Technologies]] | [[Pelican Products]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Prudential]] plc | [[PSE&G]] | [[Pulte Homes]] | [[QualCare Inc.]] | [[Ramapo College of NJ]] | The [[Related Companies]] | [[Respironics]] | [[Roche]] | [[Roseland Properties]] | [[Samsung]] | [[Samuel Adams]] | [[Sara Lee]] | [[Scottish Enterprise]] | [[Shell Renewables and Hydrogen]] | [[Sony Music Entertainment]] | [[Standard Pacific corporation]] | [[Starkey Laboratories]] | [[Sterling Bancorp]] | [[Stop & Shop]] | [[Sun Microsystems]] | [[SUNY]] | [[Super Shuttle]] | The [[Mills Partnership]] | The [[Motley Fool]] | The [[Senate of Puerto Rico]] | [[Tierra Solutions Inc.]] | [[Time Warner]] Center | [[Transworld Entertainment]] | [[VisitScotland]] | [[Volkswagen of America]] | [[Washington Software Alliance]] | [[Washington Wine Commission]] | [[Xango]], LLC | [[Young Audiences]]

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Lobbying]]

Dwight Demorais

2016-07-21T11:10:02Z

Richard Bew: /* Clients */

{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}
Listed on UK government's Register of Consultant Lobbyists.

==Affiliations==

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
'''Dwight Demorais''' has been signed up to the register since March 2015, and his listings are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Tarmac]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006G1kHAAS 'Dwight Demorais 2016'], 'Register of consultant lobbyists', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Tarmac]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006G1kHAAS Dwight Demorais profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Tarmac]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Lafarge Tarmac]] | [[Mineral Products Association]]

== Contact, Resources and Notes==

===Contact===

:Address:

:Phone:

:Email:

:Website:

===Resources===

===Notes===

<references/>

[[Category:Lobbying]]
[[Category: UK Register of Consultant Lobbyists]]
[[Category: Lobbyists]]

Maitland Consultancy

2016-07-21T10:55:51Z

Richard Bew: /* April - June 2016 */

'''The Maitland Consultancy''' (TMC) is a U.K.-based financial PR company partially owned by French Transnational communications corporation [[Havas]].

==Clients==
===Lobbying for corporate education reformers===
Maitland lobbies in the UK for [[Bloomberg Philanthropies]], which has invested in education reform initiatives in the US and abroad.
The PR firm also lobbies for the [[Inspiration Trust]], the academy school chain founded by [[Theodore Agnew]]. It operates 5 primary schools and 7 secondary schools in the East of England.

===Potential conflict of interest===
In June 2005 ''PR Week'' reported that the construction company Taylor Woodrow decided to discontinue using TMC for its financial communications work after is discovered that it was also working for a rival construction company, George Wimpey. [http://www.prweek.com/news/news_worldwire.cfm?ID=238879&site=1&setcookie=1]

===Register of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Maitland''' has met with government ministers. Their listings since joining in June 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Flybe plc]] | [[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd) | [[LIOS Bikes Ltd]] | [[The Climate Group]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000AQ45bAAD 'Maitland Consultancy profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

====January - March 2016====
[[Raytheon UK]]
====October - December 2015====
[[Flybe]] | [[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd) | [[Raytheon UK]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Atos UK and Ireland]] | [[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd) | [[Raytheon UK]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd)
====January - March 2015====
[[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000AQ45bAAD Maitland Consultancy profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>

===APPC register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[BluepointLondon]] | [[Columbia Threadneedle]] | [[Domino's Pizza Group plc]] | [[Fleurette Properties Ltd]] | [[Flybe plc]] | [[LeadX Holdings]] | [[Non-Standard Finance plc]] | [[Pets at Home plc]] | [[Premier Foods plc]] | [[Raytheon UK]] | [[Runway Innovations Ltd]] (Heathrow Hub) | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[The Climate Group]] | [[TotalMobile Ltd]] | [[Vauxhall Motors Ltd]] | [[World Business Council for Sustainable Development]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Maitland%20Political Maitland Political clients Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[BluepointLondon]] | [[Columbia Threadneedle]] | [[Domino's Pizza Group]] plc | [[Fleurette Properties]]Ltd | [[Flybe]]plc | [[LeadX Holdings]] | [[Pets at Home]]plc | [[Premier Foods]]plc [[ProMOTe]] | [[Raytheon UK]] | [[Runway Innovations]]Ltd (Heathrow Hub) | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[The Climate Group]] | [[World Business Council for Sustainable Development]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[ArcelorMittal]] | [[BluepointLondon]] | [[Columbia Threadneedle]] | [[Domino's Pizza Group]]plc | [[Fleurette Properties]]Ltd | [[Flybe]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[LeadX Holdings]] | [[Pets at Home]] plc | [[Premier Foods]] plc | [[Raytheon UK]] | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd (Heathrow Hub) | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[We Mean Business coalition]] | [[World Business Council for Sustainable Development]]<ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Maitland staff, register Sep15-Nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Alistair Gammell]] | [[ArcelorMittal]] | [[Atos]] | [[BluepointLondon]] | [[Business & Climate Summit]] | [[Fleurette Properties]] Ltd | [[Herbalife]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Pets at Home]] plc | [[Premier Foods]] plc | [[Raytheon UK] | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd (Heathrow Hub) | [[Spire Healthcare]] <ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Alistair Gammell]] | [[Atos]] | [[Bloomberg Philanthropies]] | [[BluepointLondon]] | [[Business & Climate Summit]] | [[Fleurette Properties]]Ltd | [[Gensignia Life Sciences]] Inc | [[Heathrow Hub]] | [[Herbalife]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Listed Property Owners Club]] | [[NATS (En Route)]] plc | [[Panetta Partners]]Ltd | [[Pets at Home]] plc | [[Premier Foods]]plc | [[Raytheon UK]] | [[Runway Innovations]]Ltd | [[Spire Healthcare]] <ref name="Mar15"/>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Action/2015]] | [[Alistair Gammell]] | [[Anglian Group]] | [[Atos]] | [[Bloomberg Philanthropies]] | [[Business & Climate Summit]] | [[Fleurette Properties]] Ltd | [[Gensignia Life Sciences]] Inc | [[Howdens]] | [[Inspiration Trust]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Listed Property Owners Club]] | [[NATS (En Route)]] plc | [[Phoenix Group]] | [[Premier Foods]] plc | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[Thomas Goode]] | [[Tiziana Life Sciences]] | [[United Nations Foundation]] <ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Alistair Gammell]] | [[Anglian Group]] | [[Atos Healthcare]] | [[Carbon Tracker Initiative]] | [[Fleurette Properties]] Ltd | [[Gensignia Life Sciences]] Inc | [[Howdens]] | [[Inspiration Trust]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Listed Property Owners Club]] | [[MoneySupermarket]] | [[NATS]] (En Route) plc | [[Phoenix Group]] | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[Tiziana Life Sciences]] | [[United Nations Foundation]] | [[Whitbread]]<ref name="Sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Maitland%20Political Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Anglian Group]] | [[Atos Healthcare]] | [[AXA]] | [[British Sugar]] Plc | [[Carbon Tracker Initiative]] | [[Fleurette Properties]] Ltd | [[Gensigniaista]] UK | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Listed Property Owners Club]] | [[Moneysupermarket.com Group]] plc | [[NATS]] (En Route) plc | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[United Nations Foundation]] | [[Whitbread]]<ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Maitland%20Political Register 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

====Former clients====
*[[Taylor Woodrow]]
*[[George Wimpey]]
*[[Gallaher]] - represented the UK cigarette manufacturer after Japanese company [[JTI Management]] made a £7.5bn offer. <ref name="FD">David Quainton, [http://www.prweek.com/article/627222/maitland-top-new-year-table-fd-double-dips Maitland top of new year table as FD double-dips], PR Week, 10 January 2007, acc 28 October 2014 </ref>
*[[ElectricInvest]] - Maitland also represented ElectricInvest which bought Northern Ireland’s [[Viridian Group]] for £2bn.<ref name="FD"/>

==People==
*[[Angus Maitland]], chairman and founder. Former worldwide chairman of [[Burson-Marsteller]]
*[[Neil Bennett]], CEO
*[[William Clutterbuck]], vice-chairman
*[[Liz Morley]], vice-chairman
*[[Jeremy Dorling]], CFO and COO
*[[Martin Barrow]], partner
*[[Pete Bowyer]], managing partner

===APPC register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Gideon Hymas]] | [[Jay Turner]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Timothy Wild]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Gideon Hymas]] | [[Jay Turner]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Timothy Wild]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Maitland Political Maitland staff register Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Gideon Hymas]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[George Trefgarne]] | [[Jay Turner]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] |
[[Timothy Wild]] <ref name="Sep15"/>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[George Trefgarne]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Timothy Wild]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Maitland staff, register Jun15-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Jonathan Andrew]] | [[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[Freddie Nuttall]] | [[Michael Rose]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[George Trefgarne]] |[[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Timothy Wild]]<ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Maitland Consultancy staff, Register Mar15-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Carly Erikson]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[David Mencer]] | [[Freddie Nuttall]] | [[Michael Rose]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]]<ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Maitland PA Register Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Carly Erikson]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[David Mencer]] | [[Freddie Nuttall]] | [[Michael Rose (PR)| Michael Rose]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]]<ref name="Sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Carly Erikson]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[David Mencer]] | [[Michael Rose (PR)| Michael Rose]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]]<ref name="MP"/>

==External links==
*Tom Williams, "[http://www.prweek.com/news/news_worldwire.cfm?ID=238879&site=1&setcookie=1 Taylor Woodrow dumps Maitland over rival work]", ''PR Week'', June 17 2005. (Sub req'd).

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Public relations firms]][[Category:Foodspin]][[Category:Education Industry]]

Maitland Consultancy

2016-07-21T10:54:15Z

Richard Bew: /* Register of consultant lobbyists */

'''The Maitland Consultancy''' (TMC) is a U.K.-based financial PR company partially owned by French Transnational communications corporation [[Havas]].

==Clients==
===Lobbying for corporate education reformers===
Maitland lobbies in the UK for [[Bloomberg Philanthropies]], which has invested in education reform initiatives in the US and abroad.
The PR firm also lobbies for the [[Inspiration Trust]], the academy school chain founded by [[Theodore Agnew]]. It operates 5 primary schools and 7 secondary schools in the East of England.

===Potential conflict of interest===
In June 2005 ''PR Week'' reported that the construction company Taylor Woodrow decided to discontinue using TMC for its financial communications work after is discovered that it was also working for a rival construction company, George Wimpey. [http://www.prweek.com/news/news_worldwire.cfm?ID=238879&site=1&setcookie=1]

===Register of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Maitland''' has met with government ministers. Their listings since joining in June 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Flybe plc]] | [[Heathrow Hub (Runway Innovations Ltd)]] | [[LIOS Bikes Ltd]] | [[The Climate Group]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000AQ45bAAD 'Maitland Consultancy profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Raytheon UK]]
====October - December 2015====
[[Flybe]] | [[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd) | [[Raytheon UK]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Atos UK and Ireland]] | [[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd) | [[Raytheon UK]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd)
====January - March 2015====
[[Heathrow Hub]] (Runway Innovations Ltd) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000AQ45bAAD Maitland Consultancy profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>

===APPC register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[BluepointLondon]] | [[Columbia Threadneedle]] | [[Domino's Pizza Group plc]] | [[Fleurette Properties Ltd]] | [[Flybe plc]] | [[LeadX Holdings]] | [[Non-Standard Finance plc]] | [[Pets at Home plc]] | [[Premier Foods plc]] | [[Raytheon UK]] | [[Runway Innovations Ltd]] (Heathrow Hub) | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[The Climate Group]] | [[TotalMobile Ltd]] | [[Vauxhall Motors Ltd]] | [[World Business Council for Sustainable Development]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Maitland%20Political Maitland Political clients Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[BluepointLondon]] | [[Columbia Threadneedle]] | [[Domino's Pizza Group]] plc | [[Fleurette Properties]]Ltd | [[Flybe]]plc | [[LeadX Holdings]] | [[Pets at Home]]plc | [[Premier Foods]]plc [[ProMOTe]] | [[Raytheon UK]] | [[Runway Innovations]]Ltd (Heathrow Hub) | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[The Climate Group]] | [[World Business Council for Sustainable Development]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[ArcelorMittal]] | [[BluepointLondon]] | [[Columbia Threadneedle]] | [[Domino's Pizza Group]]plc | [[Fleurette Properties]]Ltd | [[Flybe]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[LeadX Holdings]] | [[Pets at Home]] plc | [[Premier Foods]] plc | [[Raytheon UK]] | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd (Heathrow Hub) | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[We Mean Business coalition]] | [[World Business Council for Sustainable Development]]<ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Maitland staff, register Sep15-Nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Alistair Gammell]] | [[ArcelorMittal]] | [[Atos]] | [[BluepointLondon]] | [[Business & Climate Summit]] | [[Fleurette Properties]] Ltd | [[Herbalife]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Pets at Home]] plc | [[Premier Foods]] plc | [[Raytheon UK] | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd (Heathrow Hub) | [[Spire Healthcare]] <ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Alistair Gammell]] | [[Atos]] | [[Bloomberg Philanthropies]] | [[BluepointLondon]] | [[Business & Climate Summit]] | [[Fleurette Properties]]Ltd | [[Gensignia Life Sciences]] Inc | [[Heathrow Hub]] | [[Herbalife]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Listed Property Owners Club]] | [[NATS (En Route)]] plc | [[Panetta Partners]]Ltd | [[Pets at Home]] plc | [[Premier Foods]]plc | [[Raytheon UK]] | [[Runway Innovations]]Ltd | [[Spire Healthcare]] <ref name="Mar15"/>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Action/2015]] | [[Alistair Gammell]] | [[Anglian Group]] | [[Atos]] | [[Bloomberg Philanthropies]] | [[Business & Climate Summit]] | [[Fleurette Properties]] Ltd | [[Gensignia Life Sciences]] Inc | [[Howdens]] | [[Inspiration Trust]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Listed Property Owners Club]] | [[NATS (En Route)]] plc | [[Phoenix Group]] | [[Premier Foods]] plc | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[Thomas Goode]] | [[Tiziana Life Sciences]] | [[United Nations Foundation]] <ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Alistair Gammell]] | [[Anglian Group]] | [[Atos Healthcare]] | [[Carbon Tracker Initiative]] | [[Fleurette Properties]] Ltd | [[Gensignia Life Sciences]] Inc | [[Howdens]] | [[Inspiration Trust]] | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Listed Property Owners Club]] | [[MoneySupermarket]] | [[NATS]] (En Route) plc | [[Phoenix Group]] | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[Tiziana Life Sciences]] | [[United Nations Foundation]] | [[Whitbread]]<ref name="Sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Maitland%20Political Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Anglian Group]] | [[Atos Healthcare]] | [[AXA]] | [[British Sugar]] Plc | [[Carbon Tracker Initiative]] | [[Fleurette Properties]] Ltd | [[Gensigniaista]] UK | [[Keepmoat]] | [[Listed Property Owners Club]] | [[Moneysupermarket.com Group]] plc | [[NATS]] (En Route) plc | [[Runway Innovations]] Ltd | [[Spire Healthcare]] | [[United Nations Foundation]] | [[Whitbread]]<ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Maitland%20Political Register 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

====Former clients====
*[[Taylor Woodrow]]
*[[George Wimpey]]
*[[Gallaher]] - represented the UK cigarette manufacturer after Japanese company [[JTI Management]] made a £7.5bn offer. <ref name="FD">David Quainton, [http://www.prweek.com/article/627222/maitland-top-new-year-table-fd-double-dips Maitland top of new year table as FD double-dips], PR Week, 10 January 2007, acc 28 October 2014 </ref>
*[[ElectricInvest]] - Maitland also represented ElectricInvest which bought Northern Ireland’s [[Viridian Group]] for £2bn.<ref name="FD"/>

==People==
*[[Angus Maitland]], chairman and founder. Former worldwide chairman of [[Burson-Marsteller]]
*[[Neil Bennett]], CEO
*[[William Clutterbuck]], vice-chairman
*[[Liz Morley]], vice-chairman
*[[Jeremy Dorling]], CFO and COO
*[[Martin Barrow]], partner
*[[Pete Bowyer]], managing partner

===APPC register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Gideon Hymas]] | [[Jay Turner]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Timothy Wild]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Gideon Hymas]] | [[Jay Turner]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Timothy Wild]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Maitland Political Maitland staff register Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Gideon Hymas]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[George Trefgarne]] | [[Jay Turner]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] |
[[Timothy Wild]] <ref name="Sep15"/>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[George Trefgarne]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Timothy Wild]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Maitland staff, register Jun15-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Jonathan Andrew]] | [[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[Freddie Nuttall]] | [[Michael Rose]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[George Trefgarne]] |[[Henk van Klaveren]] | [[Timothy Wild]]<ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Maitland Consultancy staff, Register Mar15-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Carly Erikson]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[David Mencer]] | [[Freddie Nuttall]] | [[Michael Rose]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]]<ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Maitland PA Register Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Carly Erikson]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[David Mencer]] | [[Freddie Nuttall]] | [[Michael Rose (PR)| Michael Rose]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]]<ref name="Sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Pete Bowyer]] | [[James Drewer]] | [[Carly Erikson]] | [[Laurence Garfield]] | [[Julie Harris]] | [[Pandora Lefroy]] | [[David Mencer]] | [[Michael Rose (PR)| Michael Rose]] | [[Justin Taylor]] | [[Henk van Klaveren]]<ref name="MP"/>

==External links==
*Tom Williams, "[http://www.prweek.com/news/news_worldwire.cfm?ID=238879&site=1&setcookie=1 Taylor Woodrow dumps Maitland over rival work]", ''PR Week'', June 17 2005. (Sub req'd).

==Notes==
<references/>
[[Category:Public relations firms]][[Category:Foodspin]][[Category:Education Industry]]

Luther Pendragon

2016-07-21T10:19:22Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

{{Template:Foodspin badge}}
{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}'''Luther Pendragon''' is a London-based crisis communication and lobbying company and the European affiliate of [[Nichols-Dezenhall]].
[[File:Luther Pendragon1.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Luther Pendragon London offices, 3 Priory Court]]
[[File:Luther Pendragon sign.JPG|right|thumb|250px|]]
==Background==
[[File:Luther Pendragon.png|250px|right|thumb|Luther Pendragon Brussels offices, Rue d’Arlon 40]]According to the Nichols-Dezenhall website, Nichols-Dezenhall "helps manage Luther Pendragon's clients in the U.S., while Luther Pendragon helps Nichols-Dezenhall battle crises in Europe. The affiliation also gives Nichols Dezenhall access to top-flight resources in Germany and Belgium".<ref>Nichols Dezenhall, [http://web.archive.org/web/20031220152808/http://nichols-dezenhall.com/ Luther Pendragon], Web Archive 20 December 2003, accessed 11 January 2010.</ref>

In September 2005, ''PR Week'' reported that "managing partner [[Simon Whale]] and partners [[Gina Coladangelo]], [[Daniel Guthrie]] and [[Amy Kroviak]] have joined forces to take control from founders [[George Pitcher]] and [[Charles Stewart Smith]]. The pair started Luther in 1991 and between them own 75 per cent."<ref>''PR Week'', "[http://www.prweek.com/news/505253/Luther-Pendragon-quartet-poised-11m-buyout/ Luther Pendragon quartet poised for £11m buyout]," 09 September 2005, accessed 11 January 2010.</ref>

In February 2008, it emerged that Luther Pendragon was one of three agencies refusing to join the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]] (APPC), following a committee inquiry chaired by Labour MP [[Tony Wright]]. Despite attempting to "make amends" by drawing up its own code of conduct, the controversy surrounding Luther Pendragon's steadfast refusal to register resulted in a representative being called in to give evidence to MPs at the Public Administration Select Committee.<ref>Staff writers, "[http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/search/785709/Lobbying-inquiry-zooms-APPC-non-members/ Lobbying inquiry zooms in on APPC non-members]", ''PR Week UK'', 21.02.08, accessed 10.09.10</ref>

In 2009, Luther Pendragon opened their Brussels office that is headed by former MEP [[Mark Watts]]. Explaining new recruits as [[Oliver Kaye]], [[Mark Simpson]], and [[Rose Montgomery]] with EP backgrounds, Watts said, "Regulation is now back in fashion in a big way and we know Brussels will be seeking to regulate almost every sector in 2010. Luther is advising clients that 2010 will be the ‘Year of EU Regulation’." He added: "The background of Luther’s new team reflects the post-Lisbon reality. The European Parliament is now the key institution and our understanding of what makes the Parliament tick is second to none."<ref>Public Affairs News, "[http://tinyurl.com/ydm3mva Luther Pendragon hires ex-EP advisers as it grows Brussels office]," Undated, accessed 11 January 2010.</ref>

==Controversial clients==
===Ditched lucrative tobacco client after pressure from health clients===
In February 2013 ''PRWeek'' reported that:
:Luther Pendragon has told healthcare clients that it is no longer working with [[Philip Morris]] after a number of them questioned its work with the tobacco firm. <ref>Lyndsey Barber [http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/login/1170452/ Luther Pendragon no longer working with Philip Morris], 11 February 2013</ref>

==Pro-nuke activity==
{{Template:NuclearSpin}}In August 2005, the [[Committee on Radioactive Waste Management]] (CoRWM) hired Luther Pendragon "to advise on communication issues arising from the third phase of the Committee's public and stakeholder engagement process".

According to CoRWM, "Luther Pendragon has been retained to support the process of consultation which will inform CoRWM's final recommendations, due to be presented to government in 2006. The Luther team will comprise: [[Adam Lewis]], [[Ben Rich]], [[Mike Granatt]], [[Susie Winter]] and [[Aideen Lee]].<ref>CoRWM, [http://www.corwm.org.uk/content-727 Luther Pendragon to advise CoRWM], Press Release, 28 July 2005.</ref>

For more details see the [[CoRWM]] page.

===Luther sub-contracted to AMEC NNC Not CoRWM===
When NuclearSpin sent in an FOI request for all correspondence between [[CoRWM]] and its PR company, Luther Pendragon, Defra officials discussed whether the information could be released. See CoRWM section for more details. Initially the officials believed the information could not be released as "our Media Advisors .. are a private sub-contracted company, and any communication/s they hold with CoRWM Members that does not channel via the secretariat (Defra) is held as confidential – between two private parties.”<ref>[http://www.powerbase.info/images/4/49/CoRWM2.PDF Defra Emails]</ref>

Here was an admission that CoRWM’s PR company was not contracted to CoRWM but to [[AMEC]] NNC, a nuclear company. The CoRWM section reveals how it was up to AMEC NNC and Luther as to what information was released rather than [[Defra]] officials.

===FOI request? - That will be £200 an hour please===
When Luther Pendragon was finally asked to provide details of correspondence between the PR company and [[CoRWM]] as part of the FOI request, [[Adam Lewis]] from Luther replied:

:"We estimate that it will take a consultant around 7 hours in total. As per the contract this time is charged at £200 per hour bringing it to a total of £1400."

On receiving this, [[Adam Scott]] from CoRWM wrote to a colleague that:

:"this is ridiculously expensive, please can you check urgently with defra FOI people whether we have to spend this kind of money as a result of their 'advice.'"

In the end, sources from CoRWM have told NuclearSpin that the money was not paid.<ref> [http://www.powerbase.info/images/a/aa/CoRWM.PDF See emails here] </ref>

==Lobbying for education industry players==
Luther Pendragon has lobbied for a number of clients involved in the education industry.

In 2015, these included:
*[[Paradigm Trust]], a multi-academy trust of primary schools in East London.
*[[STEM Academy Educational Trust]], an academy sponsor specialising in STEM-related education provision. It opened its first school in 2014, STEM Academy Tech City (a 6th form college just off Silicon Roundabout). It decided to join the [[Aspirations Academies Trust]] from September 2015 and rename the college [[Tech City College]].
*[[International Schools Partnership]]; an international schools group (aiming to rival market leaders like [[GEMS]] and [[Nord Anglia]]). ISP is led by [[Ryan Robson]], a founder of [[Sovereign Capital]].<ref>[http://www.educationinvestor.co.uk/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=3755&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1 International Schools Partnership raises c£200m from private investors] ''Education Investor'', 27 February 2014</ref>
*[[Accenture]]; global management consultancy, involved in education reform
*[[Ernst & Young]]; global management consultancy, heavily involved in education reform

==People==
===Key people===
*[[Simon Whale]], managing director
*[[Mike Granatt]], director
*[[Avril Lee]], director. Former CEO of [[Ketchum]] UK
*[[Daniel Guthrie]], director

===New York===
*[[Beth Jarecki]], president

===Brussels===
*[[Mark Watts]], director and co-founder. Former MEP for the [[Labour Party]] for Kent East and the South East of England.<ref> [http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meps/en/2082/MARK+FRANCIS_WATTS_home.html Mark Watts] ''European Parliament'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Oliver Kaye]], director and co-founder. Is also Secretary at [[PSI Alliance]].

===APPC Register===
===March 2016-May 2016===
[[Juliet Arkell]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Luther%20Pendragon Luther Pendragon staff Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

===December 2015-February 2016===
[[Juliet Arkell]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Luther Pendragon Luther Pendragon staff, Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

===September 2015-November 2015===
[[Juliet Arkell]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] |
[[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Sep15"/>

===June 2015-August 2015===
[[Juliet Arkell]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Luther Pendragon staff, Register Jun15-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

===March 2015-May 2015===
[[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]] | [[Edward Wright]]<ref name="Mar15"/>

===December 2014-February 2015===
[[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Luther Pendragon staff, Register Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

===September 2014-November 2014===
[[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Zoe Rutherford]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Gina Tress]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]]<ref name="Sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Luther%20Pendragon Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>

===June 2014-August 2014===
[[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Laura Coleman]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Amy Gower]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Gina Tress]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]]<ref name="June"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Luther%20Pendragon] ''APPC'', accessed 16 October 2014 </ref>

===March 2014-May 2014===
[[Alison Baird]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Stephanie Blott]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Laura Coleman]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Harriet Crosthwaite]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Amy Gower]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardiw]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[Lucy Minshall]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Gina Tress]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]] <ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-14-REGISTER-1.9.14.pdf APPC Register for 1st March 2014 - 31st May 2014], accessed September 2014 </ref>

===Former consultants===
*[[Jonathan Oates]]
*[[Michael Stott]], former public affairs manager at [[EDF Energy]] and one-time aide to former UK energy minister [[Charles Hendry]], now at [[Hill and Knowlton]] UK
*[[Campbell McDonald]]: Former chief press officer at the Cabinet Office and press secretary to [[Ed Miliband]], MP. The LP website in July 2009 states: "Campbell has spent the last five years at the heart of government working closely with ministers, special advisers and heads of Whitehall policy units. He has managed media and stakeholders across a range of issues, from tackling social exclusion and supporting the third sector, to cutting red tape for British business and the Government’s use of IT. Campbell also worked in the Government’s Media Monitoring Unit, writing briefings for No10 and Cabinet ministers, and briefly in the No10 Press Office." Is now Managing Director of Baxendale Advisory and Director of Communications for the whole Baxendale Group. <ref> [http://baxendale.co.uk/campbell-mcdonald/] accessed Sept 2014 </ref>
*[[Mike Granatt]], formerly [[Michael Martin]]'s media adviser, however resigned claiming he had been misled with regards to the scandal involving the former Speaker's expenses.
*[[Amy Kroviak]]
*[[Ben Rich]], left in 2007 to establish his own consultancy: [[Ben Rich Associates]].
*[[Andrew Sharkey]], has since worked for [[Cohn & Wolfe]], [[Polhill Communications then Redleaf Polhill]] and [[Smithfield Consultants]]. Now Business Development Director, UK at [[Murray Consultants]].
*[[Christopher Springham]], left in 2010 to become vice president, global communications at [[LM Glasfiber]]. <ref> [http://www.prweek.com/article/994773/chris-springham-leaves-luther-pendragon-international-in-house-comms-role], accessed Sept 2014 </ref>
* [[Charles Stewart Smith]], now director at [[Blue Rubicon]] <ref> [http://www.prweek.com/article/1139190/luther-pendragon-co-founder-takes-blue-rubicon-directorship], accessed Sept 2014 </ref>
* [[Sue Youngman]], has since worked for [[Better Regulation]] Task Force and Commission, [[The Risk and Regulation Advisory Council]], [[Civil Aviation Authority]], [[HTI]] and [[Technology Strategy Board]]. Is currently a consultant for [[Regulatory Policy Committee]] and [[The Whitehall & Industry Group]] and principal at [[Compass Rose & Co]].
* [[Jonathan McShane]], is cabinet member for Health, Social Care & Culture in Hackney and chair of the [[Public Health System Group]] [[Public Health England]].
* [[Alex Burnett]], currently Global Gas Advocacy Manager, Royal Dutch [[Shell]].
* [[Clare Haines]], media relations officer at [[Kingfisher]]
* [[Rose Montgomery]], now communications executive at [[EUROCITIES]]
*[[Mark Simpson]]

==Clients==
===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[1st Step Solutions]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Centre for Mental Health]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[ERA Foundation Ltd]] | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Folk 2 Folk]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Guardian Trust Company]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Homeseller.com]] | [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[London Market Group]]] | [[McGrove Developments]] | [[Nabarro LLP]] | [[NHS Maternity Review]] | [[Optical Express]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus LLP]] | [[UKLPG]] | [[Visioncare]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Care Quality Commission]] | [[Centre for Mental Health]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[ERA Foundation]]Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Folk 2 Folk]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [Guardian Trust Company] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Homeseller.com]] | [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[Institute for Turnaround]] | [[Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[McGrove Developments]] | [[NHS Maternity Review]] | [[Optical Express]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Visioncare]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] |
[[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Care Quality Commission]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]]Ltd | [[Ernst & Young] | [[Folk 2 Folk]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Homeseller.com]] | [[Bristol Institute for Turnaround Institute of Mechanical Engineers] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation] | [[John Lewis Partnership] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[McGrove Developments]] | [[NHS Maternity Review]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Severn Trent]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Visioncare]] | [[Wellcome Trust]]<ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Luther Pendragon staff, Register Sep15-nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Care Quality Commission]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]] Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Essex County Council]] | [[Folk 2 Folk]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Bristol Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[McGrove Developments]] | [[NHS Maternity Review]] | [[Norwood]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Sports Direct]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Syngenta Pensions Trustees]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]]LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Visioncare]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] |
[[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Care Quality Commission]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]]| [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Downing]] LLP | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]]Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Essex County Council]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Bristol Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Morden College]] | [[Norwood]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Sports Direct]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Syngenta Pensions Trustees]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[Tudor Pickering]] | [[Holt UKLPG]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Luther Pendragon staff, Register Mar15-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[Accenture]] | [[Air Products All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft Argent Group]] | [[Baywater]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Carter Ruck]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]]| [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Downing]] LLP | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]]Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Garrison Developments]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]]| [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Morden College]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information]] | [[Alliance Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Syngenta Pensions Trustees]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[Tudor Pickering]] | [[Holt UKLPG]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[AbbVie]] | [[Accenture]] | [[AFC Energy]] | [[Air Products]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[Baywater]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Carter Ruck]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Community Resilience]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]] Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Garrison Developments]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Made Up Textile Association]] | [[Morden College]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Syngenta Pensions Trustees]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[Tudor Pickering Holt]] | [[UKLPG]] | [[Wellcome Trust]]<ref name="Sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[AbbVie]] | [[AFC Energy]] | [[Air Products]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[Baywater]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Carter Ruck]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Circle Housing]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Community Resilience]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]] Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Garrison Developments]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Made Up Textile Association]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Optical Express]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Rank Group]] plc | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Uniplaces]] | [[Wellcome Trust]]<ref name="June"/>

====March 2014-May 2014====
[[AbbVie]] | [[AFC Energy]] | [[Air Products All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Amiad Filtration Systems]] | [[Aquabounty Technologies]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[BATM Advanced Communications]] | [[Baywater]] | [[BEAMA Brain Tumour Research]] | [[British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Carefusion]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Church Urban Fund]] | [[Circle Housing]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Community Resilience]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Eco City Vehicles]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]] Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Garrison Developments]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Institute for Turnaround]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Made Up Textile Association]] | [[Marimedia]] | [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Optical Express]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Rank Group]] plc | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Scientific Games]] | [[Shanly Homes]] | [[St Marylebone School]] | [[STEM Academy]] | [[Talarius]] | [[Teliti]] | [[Boeing Company]] | [[Conveyancing Association]] | The [[Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Uniplaces]] | [[Wolfson Microelectronics]] <ref name="MP"/>

====2013====
*[[Ernst & Young]] <ref> APPC, [http://www.appc.org.uk/en/register/current-register.cfm/luther-pendragon Luther Pendragon], APPC Register Entry for 1 September 2012 to 30 November 2012, still published as latest entry on APPC website as of 26 February 2013 </ref>

====2009====
Luther Pendragon listed a small selection of its clients in 2009 as:<ref>Luther Pendragon, [http://www.luther.co.uk/how_we_do_it/clients.html Clients], accessed 01 February 2009.</ref>
[[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Alliance Boots]] | [[All-Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Baxter Healthcare]] | [[Boeing]] | [[BBC Trust]] | [[British Video Association]] | [[Cancer Campaigning Group]] | [[The Diocese of London]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[ECDC]] (European Centre for Disease Control) | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Motion Picture Association]] | [[PepsiCo]] International (UK & Ireland) | [[The Scout Association]]

Luther Pendragon lists its clients in 2007 as:<ref>Luther Pendragon, [http://www.luther.co.uk/clients/index.html Clients], accessed 01 February 2007.</ref>
[[Alliance Against Counterfeiting & Piracy]] | [[Asset Investment Group]] | [[Association of Friendly Societies]] | [[Association of Independent Financial Advisors]] | [[Aviva]] | [[Bank Gesellschaft Berlin]] | [[Barclays Stockbrokers]] | [[Better Regulation Commission]] (Cabinet Office) | [[BG Property]] | [[Bloomberg Television]] | [[BMG]] | [[BNB Resources plc]] | [[Bourne Leisure]] | [[British Gas ]] | [[British Phonographic Industry ]] | [[British Video Association ]] | [[Broadcasting Policy Group]] | [[Brunswick Direct]] | [[Business Link for Essex]] | [[Cabinet Office]] | [[Cable & Wireless]] | [[Callahan Associates International]] | [[C & J Clark ]] | [[Centrex]] | [[Channel Three News Limited]] | [[Citylife]] | [[Citywire]] | [[Comdaq]] | [[Commission for Judicial Appointments]] | [[Commission for Racial Equality]] | [[Commodity Market Services]] | [[Company Chemists Association]] | [[Copyright Licensing Agency]] | [[Dawsons Solicitors]] | [[Department of Culture, Media & Sport]] | [[Department of Trade & Industry]] | [[dotmusic.com]] | [[Dow Jones ]] | [[Ebiox]] | [[Electronic Share Information]] | [[EMI ]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[Energy Saving Trust]] | [[Essex County Council]] | [[Euronext.LIFFE]] | [[FACT]] | [[Farnborough International]] | [[Financial News]] | [[Fine Line]] | [[Food Standards Agency]]
| [[Flamingo Holdings Ltd]]
| [[Freshfields]]
| [[Grant Thornton]]
| [[Granville]]
| [[Guinness Ireland Group]]
| [[Head Teachers and Industry]]
| [[HEDRA]]
| [[HFC]]
| [[History Channel]]
| [[Holocaust Memorial Day]] (Home Office)
| [[House of Fraser]]
| [[Hudson Global Resourcing]]
| [[Huntsman Corporation]]
| [[iCrunch]]
| [[Illuminator]]
| [[IMIWeb]]
| [[Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys]]
| [[Integrum]]
| [[Interactive Investor]]
| [[Interconnector (UK)]]
| [[Jarvis]] Plc
| [[Kimberly-Clark Europe]]
| [[Land Condition Record]]
| [[Lawford & Co]]
| [[Lisbet Rausing Charitable Fund]]
| [[Lloyd's of London]]
| [[Make Votes Count]]
| [[Mammals Trust UK]]
| [[McDonald's]]
| [[McGinley Recruitment Services]]
| [[MCI WorldCom]]
| [[Morgan Stanley]]
| [[MSCI]]
| [[National Grid]]
| [[National Joint Utilities Group]]
| [[National Pharmaceutical Association]]
| [[NHP]]
| [[North West Water]]
| [[One 2 One]]
| [[Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee]]
| [[Phillips & Drew]]
| [[Pinsent Curtis]]
| [[Polygram]]
| [[Port Greenwich]]
| [[Powergen]]
| [[Prudential Corporation]]
| [[Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust]]
| [[Rathbones]]
| [[Reuben Brothers]]
| [[Recruitment and Employment Confederation]]
| [[Robert Dyas]]
| [[Rock the Vote]]
| [[Royal Academy of Arts]]
| [[Royal London Insurance]]
| [[Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain]]
| [[Saville Gordon]]
| [[Scottish Amicable]]
| [[Sony]]
| [[SOLOTEC]]
| [[South London Partnership]]
| [[Star Kids]]
| [[St Luke's]]
| [[Strategos]]
| [[Syngenta]]
| [[TCI International]]
| [[Telecom Plus]]
| [[Telewest]]
| [[The Hinduja Group]]
| [[The Stationery Office]]
| [[TNT International]]
| [[Thomson Directories]]
| [[Towers Perrin]]
| [[United Utilities]]
| [[Urban Catalyst]]
| [[US West]]
| [[Valmet]]
| [[Victoria Climbie Charitable Trust]]
| [[Victoria Management Services]]
| [[Vislink]]
| [[Warner Bros]]
| [[Westcountry Television]]
| [[Wimpey]]
| [[Wrigley]]
| [[WSP Group]]

===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Luther Pendragon''' have lobbied government ministers and the firms 2015/2016 listings are as follows:
====January - March 2015====
[[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[The Wrigley Company]]
====April - June 2015====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[The Diocese of London]] | [[The Wrigley Company]]
====July - September 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council (HHIC)]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[The Wrigley Company]]
====October - December 2015====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Boeing Defence UK]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[GAMBICA]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Talarius]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QOP7AAO Luther Pendragon profile 2015], ''Registrar of lobbying consultants'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Boeing Defence UK]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Talarius]] | [[Wrigley]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QOP7AAO Luther Pendragon profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====April - June 2016====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Boeing Defence UK]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Talarius]] | [[Wrigley]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QOP7AAO 'Luther Pendragon profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

==Contact details==
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==Resources==
*Hannah Marriott, "[http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/article/525790/dna-firm-calls-luther-blunkett-scandal/ DNA firm calls in Luther over Blunkett scandal]", ''PR Week'', 03 November 2005. (Sub req'd).
*Luther Pendragon, [http://www.luther.co.uk/clients/index.html Clients], accessed 01 February 2007.
*Luther Pendragon, [http://www.luther.co.uk/how_we_do_it/clients.html Clients], accessed 01 February 2009.
*Nichols Dezenhall, [http://web.archive.org/web/20031220152808/http://nichols-dezenhall.com/ Luther Pendragon], Web Archive 20 December 2003, accessed 11 January 2010.
*''PR Week'', "[http://www.prweek.com/news/505253/Luther-Pendragon-quartet-poised-11m-buyout/ Luther Pendragon quartet poised for £11m buyout]," 09 September 2005, accessed 11 January 2010.
*Public Affairs News, "[http://tinyurl.com/ydm3mva Luther Pendragon hires ex-EP advisers as it grows Brussels office]," Undated, accessed 11 January 2010.

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Luther Pendragon

2016-07-21T10:19:00Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

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{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}'''Luther Pendragon''' is a London-based crisis communication and lobbying company and the European affiliate of [[Nichols-Dezenhall]].
[[File:Luther Pendragon1.JPG|right|thumb|300px|Luther Pendragon London offices, 3 Priory Court]]
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==Background==
[[File:Luther Pendragon.png|250px|right|thumb|Luther Pendragon Brussels offices, Rue d’Arlon 40]]According to the Nichols-Dezenhall website, Nichols-Dezenhall "helps manage Luther Pendragon's clients in the U.S., while Luther Pendragon helps Nichols-Dezenhall battle crises in Europe. The affiliation also gives Nichols Dezenhall access to top-flight resources in Germany and Belgium".<ref>Nichols Dezenhall, [http://web.archive.org/web/20031220152808/http://nichols-dezenhall.com/ Luther Pendragon], Web Archive 20 December 2003, accessed 11 January 2010.</ref>

In September 2005, ''PR Week'' reported that "managing partner [[Simon Whale]] and partners [[Gina Coladangelo]], [[Daniel Guthrie]] and [[Amy Kroviak]] have joined forces to take control from founders [[George Pitcher]] and [[Charles Stewart Smith]]. The pair started Luther in 1991 and between them own 75 per cent."<ref>''PR Week'', "[http://www.prweek.com/news/505253/Luther-Pendragon-quartet-poised-11m-buyout/ Luther Pendragon quartet poised for £11m buyout]," 09 September 2005, accessed 11 January 2010.</ref>

In February 2008, it emerged that Luther Pendragon was one of three agencies refusing to join the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]] (APPC), following a committee inquiry chaired by Labour MP [[Tony Wright]]. Despite attempting to "make amends" by drawing up its own code of conduct, the controversy surrounding Luther Pendragon's steadfast refusal to register resulted in a representative being called in to give evidence to MPs at the Public Administration Select Committee.<ref>Staff writers, "[http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/search/785709/Lobbying-inquiry-zooms-APPC-non-members/ Lobbying inquiry zooms in on APPC non-members]", ''PR Week UK'', 21.02.08, accessed 10.09.10</ref>

In 2009, Luther Pendragon opened their Brussels office that is headed by former MEP [[Mark Watts]]. Explaining new recruits as [[Oliver Kaye]], [[Mark Simpson]], and [[Rose Montgomery]] with EP backgrounds, Watts said, "Regulation is now back in fashion in a big way and we know Brussels will be seeking to regulate almost every sector in 2010. Luther is advising clients that 2010 will be the ‘Year of EU Regulation’." He added: "The background of Luther’s new team reflects the post-Lisbon reality. The European Parliament is now the key institution and our understanding of what makes the Parliament tick is second to none."<ref>Public Affairs News, "[http://tinyurl.com/ydm3mva Luther Pendragon hires ex-EP advisers as it grows Brussels office]," Undated, accessed 11 January 2010.</ref>

==Controversial clients==
===Ditched lucrative tobacco client after pressure from health clients===
In February 2013 ''PRWeek'' reported that:
:Luther Pendragon has told healthcare clients that it is no longer working with [[Philip Morris]] after a number of them questioned its work with the tobacco firm. <ref>Lyndsey Barber [http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/login/1170452/ Luther Pendragon no longer working with Philip Morris], 11 February 2013</ref>

==Pro-nuke activity==
{{Template:NuclearSpin}}In August 2005, the [[Committee on Radioactive Waste Management]] (CoRWM) hired Luther Pendragon "to advise on communication issues arising from the third phase of the Committee's public and stakeholder engagement process".

According to CoRWM, "Luther Pendragon has been retained to support the process of consultation which will inform CoRWM's final recommendations, due to be presented to government in 2006. The Luther team will comprise: [[Adam Lewis]], [[Ben Rich]], [[Mike Granatt]], [[Susie Winter]] and [[Aideen Lee]].<ref>CoRWM, [http://www.corwm.org.uk/content-727 Luther Pendragon to advise CoRWM], Press Release, 28 July 2005.</ref>

For more details see the [[CoRWM]] page.

===Luther sub-contracted to AMEC NNC Not CoRWM===
When NuclearSpin sent in an FOI request for all correspondence between [[CoRWM]] and its PR company, Luther Pendragon, Defra officials discussed whether the information could be released. See CoRWM section for more details. Initially the officials believed the information could not be released as "our Media Advisors .. are a private sub-contracted company, and any communication/s they hold with CoRWM Members that does not channel via the secretariat (Defra) is held as confidential – between two private parties.”<ref>[http://www.powerbase.info/images/4/49/CoRWM2.PDF Defra Emails]</ref>

Here was an admission that CoRWM’s PR company was not contracted to CoRWM but to [[AMEC]] NNC, a nuclear company. The CoRWM section reveals how it was up to AMEC NNC and Luther as to what information was released rather than [[Defra]] officials.

===FOI request? - That will be £200 an hour please===
When Luther Pendragon was finally asked to provide details of correspondence between the PR company and [[CoRWM]] as part of the FOI request, [[Adam Lewis]] from Luther replied:

:"We estimate that it will take a consultant around 7 hours in total. As per the contract this time is charged at £200 per hour bringing it to a total of £1400."

On receiving this, [[Adam Scott]] from CoRWM wrote to a colleague that:

:"this is ridiculously expensive, please can you check urgently with defra FOI people whether we have to spend this kind of money as a result of their 'advice.'"

In the end, sources from CoRWM have told NuclearSpin that the money was not paid.<ref> [http://www.powerbase.info/images/a/aa/CoRWM.PDF See emails here] </ref>

==Lobbying for education industry players==
Luther Pendragon has lobbied for a number of clients involved in the education industry.

In 2015, these included:
*[[Paradigm Trust]], a multi-academy trust of primary schools in East London.
*[[STEM Academy Educational Trust]], an academy sponsor specialising in STEM-related education provision. It opened its first school in 2014, STEM Academy Tech City (a 6th form college just off Silicon Roundabout). It decided to join the [[Aspirations Academies Trust]] from September 2015 and rename the college [[Tech City College]].
*[[International Schools Partnership]]; an international schools group (aiming to rival market leaders like [[GEMS]] and [[Nord Anglia]]). ISP is led by [[Ryan Robson]], a founder of [[Sovereign Capital]].<ref>[http://www.educationinvestor.co.uk/ShowArticle.aspx?ID=3755&AspxAutoDetectCookieSupport=1 International Schools Partnership raises c£200m from private investors] ''Education Investor'', 27 February 2014</ref>
*[[Accenture]]; global management consultancy, involved in education reform
*[[Ernst & Young]]; global management consultancy, heavily involved in education reform

==People==
===Key people===
*[[Simon Whale]], managing director
*[[Mike Granatt]], director
*[[Avril Lee]], director. Former CEO of [[Ketchum]] UK
*[[Daniel Guthrie]], director

===New York===
*[[Beth Jarecki]], president

===Brussels===
*[[Mark Watts]], director and co-founder. Former MEP for the [[Labour Party]] for Kent East and the South East of England.<ref> [http://www.europarl.europa.eu/meps/en/2082/MARK+FRANCIS_WATTS_home.html Mark Watts] ''European Parliament'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Oliver Kaye]], director and co-founder. Is also Secretary at [[PSI Alliance]].

===APPC Register===
===March 2016-May 2016===
[[Juliet Arkell]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Luther%20Pendragon Luther Pendragon staff Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

===December 2015-February 2016===
[[Juliet Arkell]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Luther Pendragon Luther Pendragon staff, Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

===September 2015-November 2015===
[[Juliet Arkell]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] |
[[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Sep15"/>

===June 2015-August 2015===
[[Juliet Arkell]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Luther Pendragon staff, Register Jun15-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

===March 2015-May 2015===
[[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Lauren Hewitt]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]] | [[Edward Wright]]<ref name="Mar15"/>

===December 2014-February 2015===
[[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]] | [[Edward Wright]] <ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Luther Pendragon staff, Register Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

===September 2014-November 2014===
[[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Zoe Rutherford]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Gina Tress]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]]<ref name="Sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Luther%20Pendragon Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>

===June 2014-August 2014===
[[John Blewett]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Laura Coleman]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[Harriet Dyball]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Amy Gower]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardie]] | [[Oliver Hibberd]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Gina Tress]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]]<ref name="June"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Luther%20Pendragon] ''APPC'', accessed 16 October 2014 </ref>

===March 2014-May 2014===
[[Alison Baird]] | [[John Blewett]] | [[Stephanie Blott]] | [[Amelia Bullock-Muir]] | [[Alexandra Burr]] | [[Laura Coleman]] | [[Jack Colson]] | [[Nick Corrin]] | [[Harriet Crosthwaite]] | [[Sarah Davis]] | [[James Foster]] | [[Ben Frankel]] | [[Alexis Gore]] | [[Amy Gower]] | [[Mike Granatt]] | [[Daniel Guthrie]] | [[Hamish Hardiw]] | [[Andrew Johnson]] | [[Oliver Kaye]] | [[Avril Lee]] | [[Sam MacAuslan]] | [[Maeve McCormack]] | [[Beany McLean]] | [[Lucy Minshall]] | [[William Mutton]] | [[Claire Norbury]] | [[Daniel Swallow]] | [[Adam Thomas]] | [[Gina Tress]] | [[Mariana Wall]] | [[Mark Watts]] | [[Simon Whale]] | [[Oliver Winton]] <ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-14-REGISTER-1.9.14.pdf APPC Register for 1st March 2014 - 31st May 2014], accessed September 2014 </ref>

===Former consultants===
*[[Jonathan Oates]]
*[[Michael Stott]], former public affairs manager at [[EDF Energy]] and one-time aide to former UK energy minister [[Charles Hendry]], now at [[Hill and Knowlton]] UK
*[[Campbell McDonald]]: Former chief press officer at the Cabinet Office and press secretary to [[Ed Miliband]], MP. The LP website in July 2009 states: "Campbell has spent the last five years at the heart of government working closely with ministers, special advisers and heads of Whitehall policy units. He has managed media and stakeholders across a range of issues, from tackling social exclusion and supporting the third sector, to cutting red tape for British business and the Government’s use of IT. Campbell also worked in the Government’s Media Monitoring Unit, writing briefings for No10 and Cabinet ministers, and briefly in the No10 Press Office." Is now Managing Director of Baxendale Advisory and Director of Communications for the whole Baxendale Group. <ref> [http://baxendale.co.uk/campbell-mcdonald/] accessed Sept 2014 </ref>
*[[Mike Granatt]], formerly [[Michael Martin]]'s media adviser, however resigned claiming he had been misled with regards to the scandal involving the former Speaker's expenses.
*[[Amy Kroviak]]
*[[Ben Rich]], left in 2007 to establish his own consultancy: [[Ben Rich Associates]].
*[[Andrew Sharkey]], has since worked for [[Cohn & Wolfe]], [[Polhill Communications then Redleaf Polhill]] and [[Smithfield Consultants]]. Now Business Development Director, UK at [[Murray Consultants]].
*[[Christopher Springham]], left in 2010 to become vice president, global communications at [[LM Glasfiber]]. <ref> [http://www.prweek.com/article/994773/chris-springham-leaves-luther-pendragon-international-in-house-comms-role], accessed Sept 2014 </ref>
* [[Charles Stewart Smith]], now director at [[Blue Rubicon]] <ref> [http://www.prweek.com/article/1139190/luther-pendragon-co-founder-takes-blue-rubicon-directorship], accessed Sept 2014 </ref>
* [[Sue Youngman]], has since worked for [[Better Regulation]] Task Force and Commission, [[The Risk and Regulation Advisory Council]], [[Civil Aviation Authority]], [[HTI]] and [[Technology Strategy Board]]. Is currently a consultant for [[Regulatory Policy Committee]] and [[The Whitehall & Industry Group]] and principal at [[Compass Rose & Co]].
* [[Jonathan McShane]], is cabinet member for Health, Social Care & Culture in Hackney and chair of the [[Public Health System Group]] [[Public Health England]].
* [[Alex Burnett]], currently Global Gas Advocacy Manager, Royal Dutch [[Shell]].
* [[Clare Haines]], media relations officer at [[Kingfisher]]
* [[Rose Montgomery]], now communications executive at [[EUROCITIES]]
*[[Mark Simpson]]

==Clients==
===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[1st Step Solutions]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Centre for Mental Health]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[ERA Foundation Ltd]] | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Folk 2 Folk]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Guardian Trust Company]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Homeseller.com]] | [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[London Market Group]]] | [[McGrove Developments]] | [[Nabarro LLP]] | [[NHS Maternity Review]] | [[Optical Express]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus LLP]] | [[UKLPG]] | [[Visioncare]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Care Quality Commission]] | [[Centre for Mental Health]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[ERA Foundation]]Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Folk 2 Folk]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [Guardian Trust Company] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Homeseller.com]] | [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[Institute for Turnaround]] | [[Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[McGrove Developments]] | [[NHS Maternity Review]] | [[Optical Express]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Visioncare]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] |
[[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Care Quality Commission]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]]Ltd | [[Ernst & Young] | [[Folk 2 Folk]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Homeseller.com]] | [[Bristol Institute for Turnaround Institute of Mechanical Engineers] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation] | [[John Lewis Partnership] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[McGrove Developments]] | [[NHS Maternity Review]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Severn Trent]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Visioncare]] | [[Wellcome Trust]]<ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Luther Pendragon staff, Register Sep15-nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Care Quality Commission]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]] Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Essex County Council]] | [[Folk 2 Folk]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Bristol Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[McGrove Developments]] | [[NHS Maternity Review]] | [[Norwood]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Sports Direct]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Syngenta Pensions Trustees]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]]LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Visioncare]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] |
[[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Care Quality Commission]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Crest Nicholson]]| [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Downing]] LLP | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]]Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Essex County Council]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]] | [[Bristol Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kimberley College]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Morden College]] | [[Norwood]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Restorative Solutions]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Sports Direct]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Syngenta Pensions Trustees]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[Tudor Pickering]] | [[Holt UKLPG]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Luther Pendragon staff, Register Mar15-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[Accenture]] | [[Air Products All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft Argent Group]] | [[Baywater]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Carter Ruck]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]]| [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Downing]] LLP | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]]Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Garrison Developments]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Highgate School]]| [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[Institute of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[International Seafood Sustainability Foundation]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Morden College]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information]] | [[Alliance Racecourse Media Group]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Syngenta Pensions Trustees]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[Tudor Pickering]] | [[Holt UKLPG]] | [[Wellcome Trust]] <ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[AbbVie]] | [[Accenture]] | [[AFC Energy]] | [[Air Products]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[Baywater]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Carter Ruck]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Community Resilience]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]] Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Garrison Developments]] | [[General Pharmaceutical Council]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Made Up Textile Association]] | [[Morden College]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Paradigm Trust]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Syngenta Pensions Trustees]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[Tudor Pickering Holt]] | [[UKLPG]] | [[Wellcome Trust]]<ref name="Sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[AbbVie]] | [[AFC Energy]] | [[Air Products]] | [[All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[Baywater]] | [[BEAMA]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Carter Ruck]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Circle Housing]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Community Resilience]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]] Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Garrison Developments]] | [[Genomics England]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Independent review in childrens cardiac services, Bristol]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Made Up Textile Association]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Optical Express]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Rank Group]] plc | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[STEM Academy Educational Trust]] | [[Talarius]] | [[The Boeing Company]] | [[The Conveyancing Association]] | [[The Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Uniplaces]] | [[Wellcome Trust]]<ref name="June"/>

====March 2014-May 2014====
[[AbbVie]] | [[AFC Energy]] | [[Air Products All Party Biomass Group]] | [[All Party Group on Intellectual Property]] | [[All Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Amiad Filtration Systems]] | [[Aquabounty Technologies]] | [[Argent Group]] | [[BATM Advanced Communications]] | [[Baywater]] | [[BEAMA Brain Tumour Research]] | [[British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[CareFusion]] | [[Carefusion]] | [[Chart and Nautical Instrument Trade Association]] | [[Church Urban Fund]] | [[Circle Housing]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Community Resilience]] | [[Crest Nicholson]] | [[Diocese of London]] | [[Diocese of Winchester]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Eco City Vehicles]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[ERA Foundation]] Ltd | [[Ernst & Young]] | [[Garrison Developments]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Health and Care Professions Council]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council]] | [[Institute for Turnaround]] | [[International Schools Partnership]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Made Up Textile Association]] | [[Marimedia]] | [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Optical Express]] | [[Professional Standards Authority]] | [[Public Sector Information Alliance]] | [[Rank Group]] plc | [[Reuben Brothers]] | [[Scientific Games]] | [[Shanly Homes]] | [[St Marylebone School]] | [[STEM Academy]] | [[Talarius]] | [[Teliti]] | [[Boeing Company]] | [[Conveyancing Association]] | The [[Wrigley Company]] | [[Ticketus]] LLP | [[UKLPG]] | [[Uniplaces]] | [[Wolfson Microelectronics]] <ref name="MP"/>

====2013====
*[[Ernst & Young]] <ref> APPC, [http://www.appc.org.uk/en/register/current-register.cfm/luther-pendragon Luther Pendragon], APPC Register Entry for 1 September 2012 to 30 November 2012, still published as latest entry on APPC website as of 26 February 2013 </ref>

====2009====
Luther Pendragon listed a small selection of its clients in 2009 as:<ref>Luther Pendragon, [http://www.luther.co.uk/how_we_do_it/clients.html Clients], accessed 01 February 2009.</ref>
[[Alliance Against Intellectual Property Theft]] | [[Alliance Boots]] | [[All-Party Pharmacy Group]] | [[Baxter Healthcare]] | [[Boeing]] | [[BBC Trust]] | [[British Video Association]] | [[Cancer Campaigning Group]] | [[The Diocese of London]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[ECDC]] (European Centre for Disease Control) | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Kurdistan Regional Government]] | [[Motion Picture Association]] | [[PepsiCo]] International (UK & Ireland) | [[The Scout Association]]

Luther Pendragon lists its clients in 2007 as:<ref>Luther Pendragon, [http://www.luther.co.uk/clients/index.html Clients], accessed 01 February 2007.</ref>
[[Alliance Against Counterfeiting & Piracy]] | [[Asset Investment Group]] | [[Association of Friendly Societies]] | [[Association of Independent Financial Advisors]] | [[Aviva]] | [[Bank Gesellschaft Berlin]] | [[Barclays Stockbrokers]] | [[Better Regulation Commission]] (Cabinet Office) | [[BG Property]] | [[Bloomberg Television]] | [[BMG]] | [[BNB Resources plc]] | [[Bourne Leisure]] | [[British Gas ]] | [[British Phonographic Industry ]] | [[British Video Association ]] | [[Broadcasting Policy Group]] | [[Brunswick Direct]] | [[Business Link for Essex]] | [[Cabinet Office]] | [[Cable & Wireless]] | [[Callahan Associates International]] | [[C & J Clark ]] | [[Centrex]] | [[Channel Three News Limited]] | [[Citylife]] | [[Citywire]] | [[Comdaq]] | [[Commission for Judicial Appointments]] | [[Commission for Racial Equality]] | [[Commodity Market Services]] | [[Company Chemists Association]] | [[Copyright Licensing Agency]] | [[Dawsons Solicitors]] | [[Department of Culture, Media & Sport]] | [[Department of Trade & Industry]] | [[dotmusic.com]] | [[Dow Jones ]] | [[Ebiox]] | [[Electronic Share Information]] | [[EMI ]] | [[Endsleigh]] | [[Energy Saving Trust]] | [[Essex County Council]] | [[Euronext.LIFFE]] | [[FACT]] | [[Farnborough International]] | [[Financial News]] | [[Fine Line]] | [[Food Standards Agency]]
| [[Flamingo Holdings Ltd]]
| [[Freshfields]]
| [[Grant Thornton]]
| [[Granville]]
| [[Guinness Ireland Group]]
| [[Head Teachers and Industry]]
| [[HEDRA]]
| [[HFC]]
| [[History Channel]]
| [[Holocaust Memorial Day]] (Home Office)
| [[House of Fraser]]
| [[Hudson Global Resourcing]]
| [[Huntsman Corporation]]
| [[iCrunch]]
| [[Illuminator]]
| [[IMIWeb]]
| [[Institute of Trade Mark Attorneys]]
| [[Integrum]]
| [[Interactive Investor]]
| [[Interconnector (UK)]]
| [[Jarvis]] Plc
| [[Kimberly-Clark Europe]]
| [[Land Condition Record]]
| [[Lawford & Co]]
| [[Lisbet Rausing Charitable Fund]]
| [[Lloyd's of London]]
| [[Make Votes Count]]
| [[Mammals Trust UK]]
| [[McDonald's]]
| [[McGinley Recruitment Services]]
| [[MCI WorldCom]]
| [[Morgan Stanley]]
| [[MSCI]]
| [[National Grid]]
| [[National Joint Utilities Group]]
| [[National Pharmaceutical Association]]
| [[NHP]]
| [[North West Water]]
| [[One 2 One]]
| [[Pharmaceutical Services Negotiating Committee]]
| [[Phillips & Drew]]
| [[Pinsent Curtis]]
| [[Polygram]]
| [[Port Greenwich]]
| [[Powergen]]
| [[Prudential Corporation]]
| [[Queen Victoria Hospital NHS Foundation Trust]]
| [[Rathbones]]
| [[Reuben Brothers]]
| [[Recruitment and Employment Confederation]]
| [[Robert Dyas]]
| [[Rock the Vote]]
| [[Royal Academy of Arts]]
| [[Royal London Insurance]]
| [[Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain]]
| [[Saville Gordon]]
| [[Scottish Amicable]]
| [[Sony]]
| [[SOLOTEC]]
| [[South London Partnership]]
| [[Star Kids]]
| [[St Luke's]]
| [[Strategos]]
| [[Syngenta]]
| [[TCI International]]
| [[Telecom Plus]]
| [[Telewest]]
| [[The Hinduja Group]]
| [[The Stationery Office]]
| [[TNT International]]
| [[Thomson Directories]]
| [[Towers Perrin]]
| [[United Utilities]]
| [[Urban Catalyst]]
| [[US West]]
| [[Valmet]]
| [[Victoria Climbie Charitable Trust]]
| [[Victoria Management Services]]
| [[Vislink]]
| [[Warner Bros]]
| [[Westcountry Television]]
| [[Wimpey]]
| [[Wrigley]]
| [[WSP Group]]

===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Luther Pendragon''' have lobbied government ministers and the firms 2015 listings are as follows:
====January - March 2015====
[[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[The Wrigley Company]]
====April - June 2015====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[The Diocese of London]] | [[The Wrigley Company]]
====July - September 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[Heating and Hotwater Industry Council (HHIC)]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[The Wrigley Company]]
====October - December 2015====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Boeing Defence UK]] | [[Drax Power]] | [[GAMBICA]] | [[Octopus Investments]] | [[Talarius]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QOP7AAO Luther Pendragon profile 2015], ''Registrar of lobbying consultants'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Boeing Defence UK]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Talarius]] | [[Wrigley]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QOP7AAO Luther Pendragon profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====April - June 2016====
[[All Party Parliamentary Group for Pharmacy]] | [[Alliance for Intellectual Property]] | [[Boeing Defence UK]] | [[British Retail Consortium]] | [[Clarion Events]] | [[Talarius]] | [[Wrigley]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006QOP7AAO 'Luther Pendragon profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

==Contact details==
Luther Pendragon 
Priory Court 
Pilgrim Street 
London EC4V 6DR 
Phone: +44 (0)20 7618 9100 +44 (0)20 7618 9100 +44 (0)20 7618 9100 +44 (0)20 7618 9100 
Fax: +44 (0)20 7329 7301 

http://www.luther.co.uk

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==Resources==
*Hannah Marriott, "[http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/article/525790/dna-firm-calls-luther-blunkett-scandal/ DNA firm calls in Luther over Blunkett scandal]", ''PR Week'', 03 November 2005. (Sub req'd).
*Luther Pendragon, [http://www.luther.co.uk/clients/index.html Clients], accessed 01 February 2007.
*Luther Pendragon, [http://www.luther.co.uk/how_we_do_it/clients.html Clients], accessed 01 February 2009.
*Nichols Dezenhall, [http://web.archive.org/web/20031220152808/http://nichols-dezenhall.com/ Luther Pendragon], Web Archive 20 December 2003, accessed 11 January 2010.
*''PR Week'', "[http://www.prweek.com/news/505253/Luther-Pendragon-quartet-poised-11m-buyout/ Luther Pendragon quartet poised for £11m buyout]," 09 September 2005, accessed 11 January 2010.
*Public Affairs News, "[http://tinyurl.com/ydm3mva Luther Pendragon hires ex-EP advisers as it grows Brussels office]," Undated, accessed 11 January 2010.

==Notes==
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Lansons Communications

2016-07-21T09:58:55Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

[[Image:Lansons.jpg|350px|right|thumb|Lansons Communications, 24a St John Street, London, EC1M 4AY]]
'''Lansons Communications''' is a PR and lobbying firm based in London.

'''Lansons Public Affairs''' is the lobbying arm of Lansons Communications. It was created in 2005, acquired the established [[Jackson Consultancy]], and now claims to be "one of the most experienced and largest political consultancies in the financial services sector".<ref>[http://www.lansons.com/public/public.asp Lansons website], accessed Feb 2009</ref>

==Services==
Services offered by Lansons Public Affairs include:<ref>[http://www.lansons.com/public/public.asp Lansons website], accessed Feb 2009</ref>
*Strategic advice and minute to minute counsel on how to use opportunities, identify policy gaps and minimise threats
*Discreet media management to influence the policy environment
*Influencing the policy agenda to create media profile and develop the debate
*Collateral development to fashion your bullets to the best effect
*Working with think tanks to help position your policy area and develop a 'neutral voice' in your space
*Placing of speakers at strategic events including All Party Groups, and relevant conferences

==People==
*[[Andrew Silverman]], board director
*[[Anna Schirmer]], board director
*[[Bev Aujla]], board director and partner
*[[Clare Anderson]], board director
*[[Clare Parsons]], chairman and co-founder
*[[David Masters]], board director
*[[Henrietta Guthrie]], board director
*[[Karen Mignon]], board director
*[[Katie Priddis]], board director
*[[Louise Ahuja]], board director
*[[Lyndsay Haywood]], board director
*[[Laura Hasting]], joint managing director
*[[Lisa Elliott]], board director and partner
*[[Louise Marriott]], board director
*[[Rebecca Mayor]], joint managing director
*[[Shirley Collyer]], board director
*[[Sophie Lilley]], board director and partner
*[[Stuart Graham]], joint managing director and finance director
*[[Tony Langham]], chief executive and co-founder
*[[Helen Proud]], board director
*[[Ralph Jackson]], partner and director
*[[Rimmi Shah]], associate director
*[[Jon Cronin]], joint head of Lansons broadcast PR and content. Joined Lansons in November 2011, after nine years at the BBC, most recently as former deputy editor of the BBC business news website.

===APPC register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Mitchell Cohen]] | [[James Dowling]] | [[Ralph Jackson]] | [[Tony Langham]] | [[Henry Oliver]] | [[Lorna Russell]] | [[Rimmi Shah]] | [[Matthew Young]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Lansons Lansons Communications staff Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[James Dowling]] | [[Ralph Jackson]] | [[Tony Langham]] | [[Lorna Russell]] | [[Rimmi Shah]] | [[Andrew Silverman]] | [[Matthew Young]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Lansons Lansons staff, Register Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Ralph Jackson]] | [[Tony Langham]] | [[Lorna Russell]] | [[Rimmi Shah]] | [[Andrew Silverman]] | [[Matthew Young]] <ref name="Sep15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-November-2015.pdf Lansons staff, Register Sep15-Nov15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Ralph Jackson]] | [[Tony Langham]] | [[Lorna Russell]] | [[Rimmi Shah]] | [[Andrew Silverman]] | [[Matthew Young]] <ref name="Jun15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Lansons staff, Register Jun15-Aug15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Ralph Jackson]] | [[Tony Langham]] | [[Lorna Russell]] | [[Rimmi Shah]] | [[Andrew Silverman]] | [[Matthew Young]] <ref name="Mar15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Lansons staff, Register Mar15-May15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Ralph Jackson]] | [[Tony Langham]] | [[Lorna Russell]] | [[Rimmi Shah]] | [[Olivia Shaw]] | [[Andrew Silverman]] | [[Matthew Young]] <ref name="Dec14">[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Lansons staff, Register Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Ralph Jackson]] | [[Tony Langham]] | [[Lorna Russell]] | [[Rimmi Shah]] | [[Olivia Shaw]] | [[Andrew Silverman]] | [[Matthew Young]]<ref name="Sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Lansons Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>

===Former employees===
*[[Mark Adams]]
*[[Ben Abbotts]], head of public affairs. Is now a partner at [[Westbourne Communications]]. A former Lib Dem candidate in the 2005 General Election and a 2006 by-election.<ref> Daniel Farey-Jones [http://www.prweek.com/article/1186569/ben-abbotts-join-westbourne-communications Ben Abbotts to join Westbourne Communications] ''PR Week'', 18 June 2013, accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Martin Koder]], account director. Former head of political intelligence unit at [[Citigate Public Affairs]] and CCHQ executive for the Norwich North by-election. Is now manager of Government relations and regulatory strategy at the [[London Stock Exchange Group]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/martinkoder Martin Koder] ''Linkedin'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Richard Hobbs (lobbyist)| Richard Hobbs]], director. Described as 'one of the UK’s best known FSA and regulatory experts' joined in January 2010 after 7 years as Managing Director Regulatory Consulting at [[Beachcroft]]. Previously worked as a consultant for the [[Financial Services Authority]]. Is now an Independent regulatory consultant <ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/richard-hobbs/5/386/26 Richard Hobbs] ''Linkedin'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Christ Bose]], deputy head of public affairs. Is now senior Government relations and public policy manager at [[Santander]] UK bank.<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/chris-bose/8/72a/8a6 Chris Bose] ''Linkedin'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Simon Alderson]], public affairs account manager. Is now corporate communications UK at Swedish bank [[Handelsbanken]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/salderson Simon Alderson] ''Linkedin'', accessed 21 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Olivia Shaw]]
*[[Mark Penton]] - previously a director at [[Beachcroft]]
*[[James Gray (PR)| James Gray]]

==Clients==
===The Economist===
Having parted company with [[Speed Communications]] after a 10 year contract, the Economist has appointed '''Lansons Communications''' as its retained PR agency. Charles Barber of the Economist had the following to say about the changeover:

: 'Following a robust tender process, which included our editorial colleagues, we have appointed Lansons with immediate effect to work with us. The Economist’s paid-for circulation is growing and we would like to ensure we are seen as a must read for all progressives including the next generation. The Economist’s innovation is already widely recognised with new apps like Espresso and Lansons will help us as we continue to push for change and drive innovation.' <ref>[http://www.prweek.com/article/1380306/economist-hires-lansons-uk-pr-agency/ Anna Reynolds, Economist hires Liasons UK PR agency], ''PR Week'', accessed 21 January 2016</ref>

===Isle of Man===
In Sept 2008, Lansons landed the PR account to promote the [[Isle of Man]] as an international centre for business and finance - one of its biggest client wins to date. The three-year contract is believed to be worth in excess of £250,000 a year in fees. The agency will be charged with enhancing the island’s economic reputation and raising its profile throughout the world. Much of the work will be concentrated on the UK, but it will also include a focus on such diverse parts of the world as Washington and Asia. Part of the brief is to differentiate the Isle of Man positively from other European financial centres, such as Jersey. The account will be led by chief executive Tony Langham. Head of public affairs Ben Abbotts, head of Lansons Live Christian Mahne, and associate director Lyndsay Haywood are also on the 16-person team.<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/uk/home/article/847133/lansons-wins-isle-man-business-brief/ Lansons wins Isle of Man business brief], PR Week, 18 Sept 2008</ref>

===Representing shareholders===
Lansons also set up a lobbying group on behalf of client [[The Share Centre]] who wanted nominee account holders to have the same rights as normal shareholders. Lansons formed an umbrella group called The Shareholders’ Alliance, organised a protest group, and tabled an amendment to the Company Law Reform Bill, which was voted in.<ref>[http://www.brandrepublic.com/News/629592/Campaign-Nominee-shareholders-win-extra-voting-rights/www.prweek.co.uk
Campaign: Nominee shareholders win extra voting rights], PR Week, 31 Jan 2007</ref>

===Listed clients===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[ARLA]] | [[Growth Street]] | [[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[JP Morgan Asset Management]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations Limited]] | [[NAEA]] | [[Nationwide]] | [[Opinium LLP]] | [[Simplyhealth]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[ARLA]] | [[Growth Street]] | [[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[JP Morgan Asset Management]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations]] Limited | [[NAEA]] | [[Nationwide]] | [[Phoenix Group]]<ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[ARLA]] | [[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[JP Morgan Asset Management]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations]] Limited | [[NAEA]] | [[Nationwide]] | [[Phoenix Group]]<ref name="Sep15"/>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[ARLA]] | [[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[JP Morgan Asset Management]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations]] Limited | [[NAEA]] | [[Nationwide]] | [[Phoenix Group]]<ref name="Jun15"/>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[ARLA]] | [[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[JP Morgan Asset Management]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations]] Limited | [[NAEA]] | [[Nationwide]] | [[Phoenix Group]]<ref name="Mar15"/>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[ARLA]] | [[Borro]] | [[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[JP Morgan Asset Management]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations]] Limited | [[NAEA]] | [[Nationwide]] | [[Phoenix Group]] | [[Synergy Health]] <ref name="Dec14"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[ARLA]] | [[Borro]] | [[Employers Forum for Equality and Inclusion]] | [[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[JP Morgan Asset Management]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations]] Limited | [[NAEA]] | [[Nationwide]] | [[Phoenix Group]] | [[Synergy Health]]<ref name="Sept14"/>

====February 2012====
[[Association of Financial Mutuals]] | [[Conserve the Chilterns and Countryside]] | [[Debt Managers Standards Association]] | (DEMSA) [[Employers Forum for Equality and Inclusion]] | [[Friends Life]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[JP Morgan Asset Management]] | [[Marketguard]] | [[Owen James]] | [[Paypal]] | [[RBS Insurance]] | [[Royal London]] | [[Save our Savers]]<ref>APPC register to February 2012 </ref>[

====31 August 2011====
[[ConnectPlus]] | [[Conserve the Chilterns and Countryside]] | [[Debt Managers Standards Association]] (DEMSA)| [[Employers Forum on Age]] | [[Employers Forum on Belief]] | [[Finance & Leasing Authority]] | [[Financial Services Authority]] | [[Friends Life]] | [[Home Instead]] | [[Hutchinson Ports]] | [[JP Morgan]] | [[MBNA]] | [[Owen James]] | [[Paypal]] | [[Peto]] | [[RBS Insurance]] | [[Royal London]] | [[Save our Savers]] | [[Scottish Life]] | [[Solar Capital]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] <ref> APPC Register, accessed 6 October 2011 </ref>

====2009====
[[Financial Services Compensation Scheme]] | [[Standard Life]] | [[Royal London]] | [[Scottish Life]] | [[HBOS]] | [[Pearl Irwin Mitchell]] | [[Employers Forum on Age]] | [[PayPal]] | [[London & Quadrant Housing Trust]] | [[GMAC-RFC]] | [[Lincoln Financial Group]] | [[MarketGuard Insurance]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[Citi]] UK Consumer | [[Compucredit]] | [[RBS]] Insurance<ref>[APPC register], to Nov 2008</ref>

===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Lansons''' has lobbied government ministers and their listings since 2015 are as follows:
====January - March 2015====
[[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[Isle of Man Government]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations Ltd]] | [[National Federation of Property Professionals]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations Ltd]]
====July - September 2015====
[[Atom Bank]] | [[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations Ltd]] | [[National Federation of Property Professionals]]
====October - December 2015====
[[Harrington Brooks]] | [[IFC Forum]] | [[London Luton Airport Operations Limited]] | [[National Federation of Property Professionals]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006GDAYAA4 Lansons Communications profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Growth Street]] | [[International Finance Centres Forum]] (IFC Forum) | [[London Luton Airport Operations]] Ltd | [[National Federation of Property Professionals]] (NFOPP) | [[Neyber]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006GDAYAA4 Lansons Communications profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====April - June 2016====
[[International Finance Centres Forum]] (IFC Forum) | [[London Luton Airport Operations]] Ltd | [[National Federation of Property Professionals]] (NFOPP) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006GDAYAA4 'Lansons Communications profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

==Affiliated to==
Lansons is part of [[Public Relations Organisation International]], the global network of independent PR agencies, and will work with those partners in key locations.<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/uk/home/article/847133/lansons-wins-isle-man-business-brief/ Lansons wins Isle of Man business brief], PR Week, 18 Sept 2008</ref>

==Resources==
*[[Lansons Communications, PRCA Yearbook]]

==Contacts==
24a St John Street,
London,
EC1M 4AY 
http://www.lansons.com

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Public relations firms]][[Category:Lobbying firms]] [[Category:Financial sector lobbying]]

Kreab Gavin Anderson

2016-07-21T09:51:00Z

Richard Bew: /* UK Registrar of consultant lobbyists 2015-16 */

{{Template:NuclearSpin}}[[Image:Kreab Gavin Anderson.jpg|300px|right|thumb|Kreab Gavin Anderson, London office; Scandinavian House, 2-6 Cannon Street, London EC4M 6XJ (opposite St Paul's Cathedral)]]
Owned by the giant [[Omnicom]] Group <ref>See [http://www.omnicomgroup.com Omnicom website]</ref>, Kreab Gavin Anderson is a large public relations company with offices in Europe, Asia-Pacific and the US.<ref> [http://www.gavinanderson.com/offices.php ‘Our network’], Gavin Anderson website, accessed November 2008.</ref> Merged with [[Kreab]] in February 2009.<ref>[http://www.kreabgavinanderson.com/Default.aspx?tabid=251 KGA website 'Our History'], accessed July 2009.</ref>

==Involvement in education industry==
[[Peje Emilsson]], founder, chairman and majority shareholder of Kreab Gavin Anderson, is also founder of [[Kunskapsskolan]], a Swedish group of for-profit private schools.<ref>[http://www.kunskapsskolan.com/aboutus/boardofdirectors.4.52155b18128a87c7cfd800022393.html Board of directors], Kunskapsskolan website, accessed August 2015</ref>

In the UK Kunskapsskolan sponsors three academies through the [[Learning Schools Trust]]. Kreab director [[Calle Emilsson]] is a Sponsor Director of the [[Learning Schools Trust]].

It also operates schools in India.

Kunskapsskolan schools promise to offer students a 'personalised education'. Much of the learning at its schools in Sweden is done alone by students, using an online system, with one-on-one guidance from teachers once a week, interspersed with lectures in classes of up to 60 students.<ref>Richard Orange, [http://www.theguardian.com/world/2011/sep/10/sweden-free-schools-experiment Doubts grow over the success of Sweden's free schools experiment], ''Guardian'', 10 September 2011</ref> They have been criticised for falling standards and for cutting teaching costs.

[[Kunskapsskolan]] International was a client of Kreab Gavin Anderson. Lobbying clients of the firm that are also involved in pushing for reform of education systems that benefit corporate interests, include: [[Google]]'s Brussels office.

==People==
<ref> [http://www.kreab.com/corporate-information/people/ People] ''Kreab'', accessed 22 October 2014 </ref>
===Board===
*[[Peje Emilsson]], executive chairman
*[[Dale Adams]], vice chairman
*[[Calle Emilsson]], director group affairs
*[[Charlotte Erkhammar]], chief executiveofficer

===Executive Board===
*[[Charlotte Erkhammar]], Chief Executive Officer
*[[Sebastian Remøy]], President Public Affairs
*[[Jeremy Walker]], Global Finance Director
*[[John Lagerquist]], Global Finance Director
*[[Kirill Babaev]], Managing Partner
*[[Gunilla Banér]], Managing Partner
*[[Mark Boutros]], Managing Partner
*[[Eugenio Martinez Bravo]], Managing Partner
*[[May Nah Chin]], Managing Partner
*[[Tapio Christiansen]], Managing Partner
*[[Johan Hallsenius]], Managing Partner
*[[Armon Hicks]], Managing Partner
*[[Karl Isaksson]], Managing Partner
*[[Arnfinn Jacobsen]], Managing Partner
*[[Walter Jennings]], Managing Partner
*[[Bengt Ludvigsson]], Managing Partner
*[[Sturle Lyberg]], Managing Partner
*[[Marco Antonio Sabino]], Managing Partner
*[[Markus Uvell]], Managing Partner
*[[Lisbeth Wirgowitsch]], Managing Partner

===Partners===
*[[Jan-Erik Ander]], Senior Partner
*[[Iris Walquiria Campos]], Partner
*[[Henning Christophersen]], Senior Partner
*[[Georg Danell]], Senior Partner
*[[Sandra Eccles]], Partner
*[[Anders Frostell]], Senior Partner
*[[Christian Groenning]], Partner
*[[Marco Antonio Guarita]], Partner
*[[Paula Hannaford]], Partner
*[[John Houston]], Senior partner based in Brussels. According to the ''Financial News'' he is described by one banking sector public relations professional as the best industry lobbyist in Brussels. Houston used to run his own eponymous consultancy and has worked for most major banks at some point. A former member of the cabinet of the European Commissioner responsible for financial services, he started his consultancy career in the late 1980s in the City of London before moving to Brussels in 1990.He was the founding chairman of the lobbying industry body the [[European Public Affairs Consultancies Association]] and sits on its management committee. <ref>[http://www.efinancialnews.com/story/2010-02-08/some-of-the-top-banking-industry-lobbyists Some of the top banking industry lobbyists], Financial News, 8 Feb 2010, accessed 15 March 2011.</ref>
*[[Andreas Jasper]], Partner
*[[Peder Jonsson]], Senior Partner
*[[Robyn Joseph]], Senior Advisor
*[[Kayo Kasahara]], Partner
*[[Teresa Lloret]], Partner
*[[Michael Morgan]], Partner
*[[Sture Palmgren]], Senior Partner
*[[Kaisa-Maria Soro- Pesonen]], Partner
*[[Chris Philipsborn]], Partner, Head of Energy UK
*[[Chris Pond]], Partner, Head of Public Affairs UK
*[[David Reed]], Partner
*[[Göran Riegnell]], Senior Partner
*[[Matti Saarinen]], Senior Partner
*[[John Short PR|John Short]], Partner
*[[Per-Arne Skogstad]], Partner
*[[Mikael Söderlund]], Partner
*[[Birgitta Stål]], Partner
*[[Petra von Rohr]], Deputy Managing Partner
*[[Lars Wahlström]], Partner
*[[Sergio Hernandez Weber]], Partner
*[[Pete Wilson]], Partner
*[[Sara Evedius Zirn]], Partner

*[[Joanna Moss]], Senior Advisor, London, with 20 years experience of financial communications, working in Spain, France and the UK. Previously worked for [[Goldman Sachs]], Spanish State Holding company Teneo/Infovest and Spanish bank [[BBVA]] (as Director of international institutional relations), her IPO experience includes Argentaria 1,2 and 3, Endesa, Telefonica Moviles, Belgacom, JC Decaux, Azeo, Corporacion Dermoestetica, Probitas Pharma (roadshow), Renta 4 (roadshow). <ref> [http://www.kreabgavinanderson.com/Default.aspx?tabid=246&language=en-US Senior Advisors], accessed 23 December 2011 </ref> Worked for KGA at least until 2012.<ref> [http://www.aeri.es/MadridInternationalConferenceIR/madrid-international-conference-ir-program-invitation.pdf IR: Riding the Wave II Madrid International Conference on Investor relations] ''AERI'', 19 January 2012, accessed 22 October 2014 </ref>

===Former people===
*[[Richard Constant]], President & CEO (based in London). Is not Non Executive Board Member at [[Living PlanIT]] SA, Senior Partner at [[Richard Constant Consulting]], Chairman of the Board at [[Bara Kali]] Limited and Vice Chairman Global at [[Reputation.com]] Inc.<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/richard-constant/4/89/95a Richard Constant] ''Linkedin'', accessed 22 October 2014 </ref>
*Lord [[Peter Truscott]], the ex Labour MEP and former Energy minister, listed in 2008/09 that he was a consultant to Gavin Anderson.<ref>[http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/politics/article3423486.ece ‘Ex-ministers cash in on days of power’], ''Sunday Times'', 24 February 2008.</ref> Truscott was suspended from the House of Lords in May 2009 after they were found guilty of offering to change the law in return for money.<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/politics/labour/5357273/Lord-Truscott-and-Lord-Taylor-of-Blackburn-suspended-from-the-House-of-Lords.html], Telegraph, 20 May 2009</ref>
*[[Kate Hill]], Partner, London. "Specialises in energy, industry and natural resources, having spent seven years with Royal Dutch [[Shell]]. She currently advises a wide range of traditional and clean energy clients on all aspects of communications and also has considerable experience of working with Russia-based companies in the energy and financial sectors.<ref>[http://www.kreabgavinanderson.com/Default.aspx?tabid=244 KGA website], accessed July 2009</ref> Joined [[Avincis]] as PR / Communications Director in November 2012.<ref> [http://www.avincisgroup.com/corporate-information/our-people/kate-hill.aspx Kate Hill] ''Avincis Group'', accessed 22 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Andrew Silverman]], Partner, London. Responsible for public policy and regulatory affairs. Prior to joining the company he worked at senior level in government and the private sector. His career included media roles within the UK government in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, Ministry of Defence, Department of Transport and the Home Office. He was Private Secretary to the Minister without Portfolio, [[Peter Mandelson]]<ref>[http://www.theherald.co.uk/business/news/display.var.1593138.0.silverman_quits_sfe_blaming_ill_health.php]</ref> between 1997 and 1998 then worked as a member of the Strategic Communication Unit at No. 10 Downing Street.<ref>[http://www.kreabgavinanderson.com/Default.aspx?tabid=244 KGA website], accessed July 2009</ref> Ex-[[Brunswick]].<ref>http://www.accaglobal.com/archive/news/general/2330722</ref> Is now director of public affairs at [[Lansons]].<ref> Alex Mattinson [http://www.prweek.com/article/1150748/lansons-hires-andrew-silverman-public-affairs-chief Lansons hires Andrew Silverman as public affairs chief] ''PR Week'', 20 September 2012, accessed 22 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Joost Mulder]], Associate Director. Was hired as Head of Public Affairs at [[Finance Watch]] in October 2011.<ref> [http://be.linkedin.com/pub/joost-mulder/5/b0/639/fr Joost Mulder] ''Linkedin'', accessed 22 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Ken Cronin]], head of the energy group. Former director of investor relations for [[British Energy]]<ref>Ken Cronin’s biography can be read [http://www.gavinanderson.com/people.php?team=management#biog09 here (pdf file)]</ref><ref>[http://www.brandrepublic.com/News/202007/www.prweek.co.uk ‘Gavin Anderson wins Novera task'], ''PR Week'', 13 February 2004.</ref> until he moved on to head the [[UKOOG]] from February 2013
*[[Angelo Cardani]], Senior Advisor, Brussels - Former Deputy Head of Cabinet for European Commissioner [[Mario Monti]], in charge of [[Internal Market, Financial Services, Taxation and Competition]]. Is now president of [[Autorità Garante delle Comunicazioni]], an Italian communications firm.<ref> [http://it.linkedin.com/pub/angelo-marcello-cardani/6/1a5/3bb Angelo Cardani] ''Linkedin'', accessed 22 October 2014 </ref>

==Clients==

===UK Registrar of consultant lobbyists 2015-16===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''KGA''' has lobbied government ministers, and the firms listings since 2015 are as follows:

====January - March 2015====
[[IG Groups]] | [[Mastercard]] | [[Mitsui]] | [[Scania]] | [[Statnett]]

====April - June 2015====
[[Ffrees]] | [[IG Group]] | [[Mastercard]] | [[Mitsui]] | [[Scania]] | [[Statnett]]

====July - September 2015====
[[IG Group]] | [[Mastercard]] | [[Mitsui]] | [[Scania]] | [[European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation]] | [[European Jewish Congress]]
====October - December 2015====
[[IG Group]] | [[Mastercard]] | [[Mitsui]] | [[Scania]] | [[European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation]] | [[European Jewish Congress]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aHvjAAE Kreab Gavin Anderson profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>

====January - March 2016====
[[IG Group]] | [[Mastercard]] | [[Mitsui]] | [[The European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation]] | [[The European Jewish Congress]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aHvjAAE Kreab Gavin Anderson profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>

====April - June 2016====
[[IG Group]] | [[Mastercard]] | [[Mitsui]] | [[The European Council on Tolerance and Reconciliation]] | [[The European Jewish Congress]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aHvjAAE 'Kreab Gavin Anderson profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

===Past UK nuclear clients===

Nuclear clients include [[AMEC]] and [[British Energy]] while it was still Government-owned.<ref>‘Two city shops out at British Energy’, PR Week, 25 October 2002, unavailable online</ref><ref>[http://www.brandrepublic.com/News/166319/ ‘AMEC appoints GA after its review of financial comms’], Brand Republic, 6 December 2002.</ref>

===EU clients 2011===
EU lobbying clients, as of December 2011:<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/transparencyregister/public/consultation/displaylobbyist.do?id=1078390517-54 EU Lobbying Register], accessed December 2011</ref> 
*Clients generating a turnover of 400000 € - 450000 €: [[Scania]] 
*Clients generating a turnover of 250000 € - 300000 €: [[Emerson]] 
*Clients generating a turnover of 200000 € - 250000 €: [[Mastercard]] | [[Arizona Chemical]] | [[Holcim]] 
*Clients generating a turnover of 150000 € - 200000 €: [[Managed Fund Association]] | [[GSI]] 
*Clients generating a turnover of 100000 € - 150000 €: [[Thomson Reuters]] | [[Prudential]] | [[In-Sink-Erator]] 
*Clients generating a turnover of 50000 € - 100000 €: [[Danske bank]] | [[Swedish Match]] | [[Schibstedt]] | [[Investor]] | [[Fidelity International]] | [[CME Group]] | [[State Street]] 
*Clients with turnover below 50000 €: [[Elliot Advisors]] | [[Skåne European Office]] | [[El-Giganten]] | [[ICI]] | [[Euroclear]] | [[UBS]] | [[Getco]] | [[ICE]] | [[Eucopro]] | [[Handelsbanken]] | [[Morgan Stanley]] | [[Western Union]] | [[Linde Healthcare]] | [[RSA Group]] | [[CPFM]] | [[Dong]] | [[Caridian BCT]] | [[Winton Capital]] | [[Confederation of Swedish Enterprises]] | [[Nobina]] | [[Granular]] | [[JP Morgan]] | [[Omgeo]] | [[Stena Metall]] | [[First Solar]] 

==Contacts==
London office: Scandinavian House, 2-6 Cannon Street, London EC4M 6XJ 
http://www.kreabgavinanderson.com/

==References==
<references/>

[[Category: Nuclear Spin]]
[[Category: Pro-nuclear companies]]
[[Category: Financial sector lobbying]]
[[Category: Fracking]]

JBP

2016-07-21T09:38:52Z

Richard Bew: /* Register of consultant lobbyists */

'''JBP''' are a public relations company with offices in London, Bristol and Coventry.

They were previously known as [[JBP PR & Parliamentary Affairs]].

==History==
*1984: Founded by [[Jennifer Bryant-Pearson]]
*1987: Moves to the White House in Oakfield Road, Bristol
*1995: Move to current Bristol office on Whiteladies Road, Bristol
*2005: [[John Cullum]], former Chief Executive of [[PHH Arval Europe]] LTD, is appointed Chairman
*2009: JBP opens an office in Smith Square, Westminster due to its growing parliamentary affairs operation
*2010: JBP becomes a partner of the [[Worldcom]] network of independent PR consultancies enabling the business to offer a truly international service
*2011: [[Steve Anderson Dixon]], a regional managing Director at [[Trinity Mirror]]’s regional newspapers, joins the board as a non-executive director
*2012: [[Jennifer Bryant-Pearson]] becomes Chief Executive, and current directors [[Chris Lawrance]] and [[Liam Herbert]] are appointed Managing Director Bristol and London respectively.
*2013: JBP opens an office in Coventry as part of its strategy to extend its geographical reach in the UK.
*2014: JBP celebrates 30 years in business.<ref> JBP [http://www.jbp.co.uk/our-story Our story], accessed 25 March 2015 </ref>

==People==
===Board===
*[[Jennifer Bryant-Pearson]], CEO
*[[John Cullum]], chairman
*[[Chris Lawrance]], managing director
*[[James Turgoose]], director of London
*[[Mihir Magudia]], director
*[[Steve Anderson-Dixon]], non-executive director
*[[Sheila Bryant]], finance director

===PRCA===
====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Liam Herbert]] | [[James Turgoose]] | [[James Hargrave]] | [[James Lancaster]] | [[Patrick McKenna]] | [[Mihir Magudia]] | [[Nicola Beech]] | [[Amy Thompson]] | [[Richard Brown]] | [[Tom Selway]] | [[Matthew Thompson]] | [[Alex Watson]] | [[Maddy Williams]] | [[Jack Showell]] | [[Andrew Deegan]] | [[Helena Frisby]] | [[Roz Platt]]<ref name="sept14"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/Consultancy%20Register%20Sept-Nov%202014.pdf Agency Register September to November 2014] ''PRCA'', accessed 25 March 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Liam Herbert]] | [[James Turgoose]] | [[James Hargrave]] | [[James Lancaster]] | [[Patrick McKenna]] | [[Mihir Magudia]] | [[Nicola Beech]] | [[Amy Thompson]] | [[Eleanor Matthews]] | [[Richard Brown]] | [[Tom Selway]] | [[Matthew Thompson]] | [[Alex Watson]] | [[Maddy Williams]] | [[Jack Showell]] | [[Andrew Deegan]] | [[Helena Frisby]]<ref name="June14"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PRCA%20Consultant%20register%20June-July-Auguar%202014.pdf Agency Register June to August 2014] ''PRCA'', accessed 25 March 2015 </ref>

====March 2014-May 2014====
[[Liam Herbert]] | [[James Turgoose]] | [[James Hargrave]] | [[James Lancaster]] | [[Patrick McKenna]] | [[Mihir Magudia]] | [[Nicola Beech]] | [[Amy Thompson]] | [[Eleanor Matthews]] | [[Richard Brown]] | [[Tom Selway]] | [[Matthew Thompson]] | [[Alex Watson]] | [[Maddy Williams]] | [[Jack Showell]]<ref name="Mar14"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/March%202014%20-%20May%202014%20Consultancy%20Register%20PDF.pdf Agency Register March to May 2014] ''PRCA'', accessed 25 March 2015 </ref>

====December 2013-February 2014====
[[Liam Herbert]] | [[James Turgoose]] | [[James Hargrave]] | [[James Lancaster]] | [[Nicola Beech]] | [[Richard Brown]] | [[Tom Selway]] | [[Matthew Thompson]] | [[Amy Thompson]] | [[Sinead Connor]] | [[Eleanor Matthews]] | [[Morgan Brobyn]] | [[Alex Walden]] | [[Maddy Williams]] | [[Jack Showell]]<ref name="dec13"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/C_%20PA%20Register%20DEC%20'13%20-%20FEB%20'14(4).pdf PRCA Public Affairs Register: Consultancies – December 2013 to February 2014] ''PRCA'', accessed 25 March 2015 </ref>

====September 2013-November 2013====
[[Liam Herbert]] | [[James Turgoose]] | [[James Hargrave]] | [[James Lancaster]] | [[Nicola Beech]] | [[Richard Brown]] | [[Tom Selway]] | [[Matthew Thompson]] | [[Amy Thompson]] | [[Sinead Connor]] | [[Eleanor Matthews]] | [[Morgan Brobyn]] | [[Alex Walden]] | [[Maddy Williams]] | [[Jack Showell]]<ref name="sep13"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/LATEST%20PRCA%20Public%20Affairs%20Register%20Consultancies%20November%202013.pdf PRCA Public Affairs Register: Consultancies – September to November 2013] ''PRCA'', accessed 25 March 2015 </ref>

====June 2013-August 2013====
[[Liam Herbert]] | [[James Turgoose]] | [[James Hargrave]] | [[Nicola Beech]] | [[Richard Brown]] | [[Tom Selway]] | [[Matthew Thompson]] | [[Amy Thompson]] | [[Sinead Connor]] | [[Aceil Haddad]] | [[Eleanor Matthews]]<ref name="Jun13"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/LATEST%20PRCA%20Public%20Affairs%20Register%20September%202013.pdf PRCA Public Affairs Register: Consultancies – June to August 2013] ''PRCA'', accessed 25 March 2015 </ref>

====March 2013-May 2013====
[[Liam Herbert]] | [[James Turgoose]] | [[James Hargrave]] | [[Chloe Davies]] | [[Kirsty Anderson]] | [[Nicola Beech]] | [[Richard Brown]] | [[Tom Selway]] | [[Matthew Thompson]] | [[Amy Thompson]] | [[Sinead Connor]] | [[Aceil Haddad]]<ref name="Mar13"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PRCA%20Public%20Affairs%20Register%20June%202013.pdf PRCA Public Affairs Register: Consultancies – March to May 2013] ''PRCA'', accessed 25 March 2015 </ref>

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom JBP has met with government ministers. Their listings since 2015 are as follows:
====January - March 2016====
[[Bristol Music Trust]] | [[Empower: Data 4 Health]] | [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000MLPvSAAX JBP Public Relations profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====April - June 2016====
[[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=0012400000MLPvSAAX 'JBP profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

===PRCA register===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Alder King]] | [[Bristol Music Trust]] | [[British Solar Renewables]] | [[Chester Consulting Ltd]] | [[Hammerson]] | [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[Knowaste]] | [[LEOcoin]] | [[Lucent]] | [[National Grid]] | [[Pegasus Life]] | [[Peter Brett Associates]] | [[Plymouth University]] | [[Quintain Estates]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets Ltd]] | [[St James Group]] | [[Taylor Wimpey]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]] | [[West of England Academic Health Science Network]] <ref>[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PublicAffairsRegister(2).pdf JBP client list, Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Alder King]] | [[Bridgehouse Capital]] | [[Bristol Music Trust]] | [[British Solar Renewables]] | [[Chester Consulting Ltd]] | [[Hesley Group]] | [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[Knowaste]] | [[LEOcoin]] |
[[Lucent]] | [[National Eye Research Centre]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[Pegasus Life]] | [[Plymouth University]] | [[Quintain Estates]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets Ltd]] | [[St James Group]] |
[[West of England Academic Health Science Network]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]] <ref>[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PublicAffairsRegister%20(1).pdf JBP client list, Sep-Nov15], ''PRCA'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Bridgehouse Capital]] | [[Bristol Music Trust]] | [[Chester Consulting Ltd]] | [[Hesley Group]] | [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[Knowaste]] | [[LEOcoin]] | [[National Eye Research Centre]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[Pegasus Life]] | [[Plymouth University]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets Ltd]] | [[West of England Academic Health Science Network]] | [[St James Group]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]] <ref>[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PublicAffairsRegister(1).pdf JBP client list, Jun-Aug15], ''PRCA'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Big White Wall]] | [[Bridgehouse Capital]] | [[Bristol Music Trust]] | [[Chester Consulting Ltd]] | [[Hesley Group]] | [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[LEOcoin]] | [[National Eye Research Centre]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets Ltd]] | [[St James Group]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]] | [[West of England Academic Health Science Network]] <ref>[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PublicAffairsRegister%20(5).pdf JBP client list, Mar-May15], ''PRCA'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Metric Property]] | [[Mercian Developments]] | [[Bridgehouse Capital]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[West of England Academic]] | [[Health Science Network]] | [[St James Group]] | [[National Eye Research Centre]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets Ltd]] | [[Chester Consulting Ltd]] | [[Hesley Group]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]] | [[Big White Wall]] | [[Bristol Music Trust]] | [[LEOcoin]] | [[Ultrasis]] | [[Institution of Mechanical Engineers]] | [[British Solar Renewables]] <ref>[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/Agency%20Register%20December%20-%20February%202015(5).pdf JBP client list, Dec14-Feb15], ''PRCA'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Robert Bosch]] (GB) | [[Land Securities]] | [[Metric Property]] | [[Mercian Developments]] | [[Bridgehouse Capital]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[National Eye Research Centre]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets]] Ltd | [[Chester Consulting]] Ltd | [[Hesley Group]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]] | [[Equiniti]] Ltd | [[Big White Wall]] | [[Taylor Wimpey]] | [[Bristol Music Trust]] | [[LEOcoin]] | [[Ultrasis]] | [[Institute of Mechanical Engineering]]<ref name="sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Robert Bosch]] (GB) | [[Land Securities]] | [[Metric Property]] | [[Mercian Developments]] | [[Robert Hitchins]] | [[Bridgehouse Capital]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[National Eye Research Centre]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets]] Ltd | [[Chester Consulting]] Ltd | [[Hesley Group]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]] | [[Equiniti]] Ltd | [[Big White Wall]] | [[Taylor Wimpey]] | [[Colston Hall]]<ref name="June14"/>

====March 2014-May 2014====
[[Empower: Access to Medicine]] | [[Robert Bosch]] (GB) | [[HS2]] Ltd | [[Land Securities]] | [[Metric Property]] | [[Mercian Developments]] | [[Robert Hitchins]] | [[Bridgehouse Capital]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets]] Ltd | [[Chester Consulting]] Ltd | [[Hesley Group]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]]<ref name="Mar14"/>

====December 2013-February 2014====
[[Empower: Access to Medicine]] | [[Robert Bosch]] (GB) | [[HS2]] Ltd | [[Land Securities]] | [[Metric Property]] | [[Mercian Developments]] | [[Robert Hitchins]] | [[Bridgehouse Capital]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets]] Ltd | [[Veolia Environmental Services]]<ref name="dec13"/>

====September 2013-November 2013====
[[Empower: Access to Medicine]] | [[Robert Bosch Healthcare]] | [[Robert Bosch]] (GB) | [[Lightfoot Solutions]] Ltd | [[HS2]] Ltd | [[Obilisk]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets]] Ltd | [[Veolia Environmental Services]]<ref name="sep13"/>

====June 2013-August 2013====
[[Empower: Access to Medicine]] | [[Robert Bosch Healthcare]] | [[Robert Bosch]] (GB) | [[Lightfoot Solutions]] Ltd | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets]] Ltd | [[Circadian Trust]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]]<ref name="Jun13"/>

====March 2013-May 2013====
[[Access to Medicine]] | [[Robert Bosch Healthcare]] | [[Robert Bosch]] (GB) | [[Gloucestershire County Cricket Club]] | [[Lightfoot Solutions]] | [[MBI International]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National Grid Property]] | [[Quintain Estates and Development]] | [[Sainsbury’s Supermarkets]] Ltd | [[Circadian Trust]] | [[Veolia Environmental Services]]<ref name="Mar13"/>

==Contact==
:'''Website:''' http://www.jbp.co.uk/
===London===
:'''Address:''' London
:34 Smith Square
:London
:SW1P 3HL

:'''Phone:''' 020 3267 0074

:'''Email:''' info@jbp.co.uk

===Coventry===
:'''Address:''' The Venture Centre
:Sir William Lyons Road
:Coventry
:CV4 7EZ

:'''Phone:''' 02476 323 109

:'''Email:''' info@jbp.co.uk

===Bristol===
:'''Address:''' The White House
:6 Whiteladies Rd
:Clifton
:Bristol
:BS8 1PD

:'''Phone:''' 0117 907 3400

:'''Email:''' info@jbp.co.uk

==Notes==

<references/>

[[Category:Lobbying|JBP]]

Invicta

2016-07-21T09:21:55Z

Richard Bew: /* Register of consultant lobbyists */

'''Invicta''' is a lobbying firm with offices in Glasgow and Newcastle.

It boasts: ' We make the seemingly improbable become possible. Success is our benchmark.'<ref>[https://www.linkedin.com/pub/mark-cummings/38/b15/a12 Mark Cummings], Linkedin profile, accessed August 2015</ref>

=='Unacceptable' practices==
In 2013 the ''Scotsman'' reported comments made by former lobbyist, [[Thomas Docherty]] MP regarding 'unacceptable' behaviour by Invicta's [[Mark Cummings]].

:'[Thomas Docherty] claimed to receive a text message containing sectarian abuse after he opposed a planned development by one of Cummings’ clients. He said: “I am not alone in receiving intimidatory behaviour from Mr Cummings, he is well-known for bullying and becoming aggressive, particularly towards women opponents of schemes.” Highlighting further examples of 'unacceptable' practises used by Mr Cummings, the MP also claimed the lobbyist would get an employee to pose as a journalist to sound out politicians about planning applications. He also suggested that Mr Cummings placed candidates to stand for election to community councils which then have to be consulted on planning issues. Mr Cummings “strongly denies” the claims.<ref>[http://www.scotsman.com/news/scotland/top-stories/invicta-pa-boss-mark-cummings-in-sectarian-claims-1-2775794 Invicta PA boss Mark Cummings in sectarian claims], ''Scotsman'', 5 February 2013</ref>

==Services==
Invicta says it provides the following services: 'purposeful political engagement, media engagement and community and stakeholder engagement.'

==People==
*[[Mark Cummings]], director / founder; former head of lobbying in Scotland for lobbying firm, [[PPS]].
*[[Mark Stephenson]], Head of Public Affairs - England; ex-Manager of Policy and Research at the North East Chamber of Commerce.
*[[Clarke Heron]], Campaigns and Media Executive
*[[David Foster]], Head of Marketing and Business Development
*[[Maria Corrieri]], Executive Assistant and Business Manager
*[[Jennifer McAlpine]], Head of Campaigns and Media

==Clients==
===Register of consultant lobbyists===
====April - June 2016====
[[Kilmac Energy]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=001240000072BmwAAE 'Invicta profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Seneca Energy]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=001240000072BmwAAE Invicta Public Affairs profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>

==Contacts==
:Website: http://www.invictapa.co.uk
:Glasgow: George House, 36 North Hanover Street, Glasgow, G1 2AD
:Newcastle: Milburn House, Newcastle, NE1 1LE

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Scottish lobbying firms]]

Interel

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Richard Bew: /* April - June 2016 */

See also '''[[Interel Consulting UK]]''' (formerly Politics International).

'''Interel''' was created in 1983 and describes itself<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about.html About] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> as 'a leading strategic communications and public affairs consultancy in continental Europe'. It goes on to add that the 'company is a full service consultancy managing assignments ranging from reputation management to financial communications, consumer PR and European Public Affairs'.

==Background==
Interel is a member of the [[Hasgrove Group]] of companies<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_facts.html Facts and Figures] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> alongside [[Amaze]], [[Connectpoint Group]], [[Odyssey]], [[Pavilion]] and The [[Chase]]<ref>Hasgrove [http://www.hasgrove.com/group-companies/ Group-Companies] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>.

==People==
In January 2008, Interel describe their Management as comprising<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_management.html About - Management] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>...

* [[Jean Leopold Schuybroek]] - Executive Chairman and Head of Public Realtions<ref>Interel, [http://www.interel.eu/EPUB/easnet.dll/ExecReq/Page?eas:template_im=01FA30&eas:dat_im=020C81 Management], accessed 10 Feb 2010</ref>. Schuybroek's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/jeanleopold.html Jean-Leopold] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he 'has been responsible for the crisis and issue management of some of the most complex and high profile incidents in Europe, ranging across a wide range of subjects including the environment, labour relations, legal and regulatory issues and health' (Details of these incidents or the organisations involved are not disclosed). Schuybroek is currently Chairman of The [[International Communications Consultancy Organisation]]’s Membership and Governance committee and as is a member of the ICCO's executive committee. He is a founding member of The [[European Public Affairs Consultants Association]] (EPACA). Schuybroek previously served as a special advisor to the [[United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization]] ([[UNESCO]]) in Trinidad and Tobago, as a Managing Director for [[Teleprint International]] (a Swiss telecommunications and information company), was President of The [[International Communications Consultancy Organisation]] (ICCO) and was President of the [[Belgian Public Relations Consultants Association]] (BPRCA) - also known as [[Belgisch Genootschap van Public Relations Adviseurs]]. Schuybroek also serves as Chair of the International Development Group for [[Public Relations Organisation International]]<ref> Public Relations Organisation International [http://www.proi.org/proi/management_board.htm Management Board] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>.

* [[Fredrik Lofthagen]] - Chief Executive. Lofthagen's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/fredrik.html Fredrik] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he joined Interel in 1996 as a public affairs consultant and became Director in 1997 (to develop the company’s EU Public Affairs practice). He became Partner and Managing Director in 1999 and Group Chief Executive in 2006. He is a Member of the Board of the [[Society of European Affairs Professionals]]. His previous involvements include employment with the [[Law Society of England and Wales]] and he has also served as a practicing lawyer with Belgian law firm [[De Bandt, van Hecke and Lagae]] (now part of [[Linklaters]]). He is the co-author of [[EU-Initiatives]] (a guide to all major EU legislative proposals) and lectures regularly on EU affairs and campaign management.

* [[Bob Lewis]] - Group Chief Operating Officer. Lewis's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/bob.html Bob] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he is a founder member of the [[European Corporate Responsibility Strategy Board]] and is a member of the [[Open University Governing Council]] (where he also chairs the Occupational Standards Board and sits on the Open University Business School Advisory Board). Lewis has also contributed to a range of other national and international advisory groups including the [[Africa Policy Advisory Group]] at the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] and the [[New Deal Advisory Group]] at the Treasury Office (both for the UK government). Lewis previously held the position of European Vice President & General Manager for [[Global Knowledge]], was Director of Organisational Effectiveness at [[Energis Communications]], was a member of the [[Cable Communications Association]] executive management team and served six years at [[Cisco Systems]] (where he built and directed the largest public/private education partnership across Europe, Middle East & Africa). Lewis also served [[McKinsey and Company]] 'as part of the European leadership team charged with establishing an integrated Public Sector vertical business organisation'. Lewis began his career in financial administration at [[Mercedes Benz (UK) Ltd]] in 1979.

* [[Emmanuel Goedseels]] - Managing Director, Belgian Practice. Goedseels biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/emmanuel.html Emmanuel] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he joined Interel in 1997 and supports clients in both Public Relations and Public Affairs. His clients include [[Citibank]], [[IKEA]], [[Beiersdorf]], [[Fnac]], [[InBev]], [[Thalys International Air Liquide]] and [[Shell]]. Goedseels previously spent several years as a journalist with [[France-Inter]] in Paris and for [[Le Soir newspaper]] group in Belgium.

* [[Tom Parker]] - Managing Director, European Public Affairs Practice. Parker's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/tom.html Tom] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he has been with Interel for nine years and took the position of Managing Director in 2006. Parker's previous involvements include 'two years with a leading international consultancy, specialising in health and environmental policy and a leading UK law firm' (names of organisations not disclosed). His biography also states that he 'is a regular lecturer on EU affairs, is on the editorial board of a number of leading publications reporting on developments at the EU level and is a member of the [[Society of European Affairs Professionals]] (SEAP)'.

* [[Jan Van Heuverswyn]] - Managing Director, Specialist Services. Van Heuverswyn's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/jan.html Jan] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he 'heads the “Specialist Services” division of Interel which includes the Interel Training Centre (ITC), the EU Representation & Associations Management division and the International PR activities. He also continues working as a consultant on Corporate assignments'. Van Heuverswyn started his career at [[Agoria]] (the Multisector Federation for the Technology Industry) and in 1983 was appointed to the cabinet of Minister G. Geens (Minister-President of the Government of Flanders) with responsibility for international relations and economic development. He also previously served as Director of Communication for [[Dexia Bank]] and [[Fortis]] (two major Belgian financial institutions).

* [[Baudouin Velge]] - Managing Director, Interel Public Relations & Public Affairs. Velge's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/velge.html Velge] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he is a Member of the Board of two BEL20 companies ([[Bekaert]] and [[Cofinimmo]]) and is Member of the Advisory Board of [[BT Benelux]]. Velge was preiously CEO of the Federation of Belgian Retailers ([[Fedis]]), a Member of the Board (& Manager of the Economic Department, 1996 to 2004) of the Federation of Enterprises in Belgium [[VBO-FEB]] and of the European Federation of Retailers [[Eurocommerce]]. He also previously served as Attache of the Department of Economic Studies of the [[National Bank of Belgium]] (1983), served [[Philips Electronics Group]] between 1987 to 1991 and served as General Manager of Cobac Services Belgium and Secretary of the Board of Directors Cobac S.A. (part of the [[Cobac Group]], now known as [[Euler-Hermes]]). He also previously served as Deputy Chairman of the Central Economic Council and Member of the Board of Directors of [[Ducroire/Delcredere]]. Velge has also served as Lecturer in Macroeconomics at the Universities of Pennsylvania, Leuven, St-Louis and EHSAL.

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Tilly Aviram]] | [[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Michael McLaughlin]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Jennifer Pattison]] | [[Ricardo Pedrosa]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]]<ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Interel Interel staff Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Tilly Aviram]] | [[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Harriet Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Steven Norris]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Harriet Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Alice Hodgson]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Nick Lester]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Steven Norris]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Craig Stanley-Adamson]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Interel Interel Consulting staff list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Interel''' has lobbied government ministers and the firms filings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[British Amusement Catering Trade Association]] (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG) | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Campaign for Fairer Gambling]] (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG) | [[Expedia]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Novomatic]] (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG)<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU 'Interel profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

====January - March 2016====
[[Arco]] | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[SABMiller]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU Interel Consulting profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Babcock Mission Critical]] | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Siemens]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU Interel Consulting profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Amey]] | [[Arco]] | [[Berwin, Leighton, Paisner]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Vinci]] | [[Wise]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Amey]] | [[Berwin, Leighton, Paisner]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Skanska UK]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Vinci]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Amey Group Services]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[Nissan Europe]] | [[Skanska UK]] | [[The British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Vinci]]

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[BACTA]] | [[Balppa]] | [[Berendsen]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Fixed Odds Betting Terminals All-Party Parliamentary Group]] | [[General Mills]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Logpoint]] | [[Magnox]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[OSA]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] "| [[SABMiller plc]] | [[Shaw Education Trust]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Women Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[Balppa]] | [[Berendsen]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Gilead]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[SABMiller]] plc | [[Shaw Education Trust]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Women Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] | [[Wise Employment]]<ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Abellio]] | [[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Ascent]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[Balppa]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[BTG Pactual]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[Refuge]] | [[SABMiller]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[TripAdvisor]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] | [[Wise Employment]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Interel Interel Consulting client list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Abellio]] | [[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Avincis]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Balppa]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[BTG Pactual]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Carlyle Group]] |
[[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[Iron Yard]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[Refuge]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[TripAdvisor]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Interel Consulting client list Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

==Partners==
In January 2008, Interel list partnerships with the following 'partner networks'<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_network.html Our Networks] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>...

* [[Public Relations Organisation International]] (PROI)
* [[Alliance of European Public Affairs Consultants]] (AEPAC)
* [[Global Financial Communications Network]] ([[GFC/Net]])
* [[AMC Institute]] ([[Association Management Company Institute]])
* [[Blank Rome]] LLP (Counselors at Law)

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Public relations firms]]
[[Category:Lobbying firms]]

Interel

2016-07-21T08:50:24Z

Richard Bew: /* April - June 2016 */

See also '''[[Interel Consulting UK]]''' (formerly Politics International).

'''Interel''' was created in 1983 and describes itself<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about.html About] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> as 'a leading strategic communications and public affairs consultancy in continental Europe'. It goes on to add that the 'company is a full service consultancy managing assignments ranging from reputation management to financial communications, consumer PR and European Public Affairs'.

==Background==
Interel is a member of the [[Hasgrove Group]] of companies<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_facts.html Facts and Figures] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> alongside [[Amaze]], [[Connectpoint Group]], [[Odyssey]], [[Pavilion]] and The [[Chase]]<ref>Hasgrove [http://www.hasgrove.com/group-companies/ Group-Companies] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>.

==People==
In January 2008, Interel describe their Management as comprising<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_management.html About - Management] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>...

* [[Jean Leopold Schuybroek]] - Executive Chairman and Head of Public Realtions<ref>Interel, [http://www.interel.eu/EPUB/easnet.dll/ExecReq/Page?eas:template_im=01FA30&eas:dat_im=020C81 Management], accessed 10 Feb 2010</ref>. Schuybroek's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/jeanleopold.html Jean-Leopold] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he 'has been responsible for the crisis and issue management of some of the most complex and high profile incidents in Europe, ranging across a wide range of subjects including the environment, labour relations, legal and regulatory issues and health' (Details of these incidents or the organisations involved are not disclosed). Schuybroek is currently Chairman of The [[International Communications Consultancy Organisation]]’s Membership and Governance committee and as is a member of the ICCO's executive committee. He is a founding member of The [[European Public Affairs Consultants Association]] (EPACA). Schuybroek previously served as a special advisor to the [[United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization]] ([[UNESCO]]) in Trinidad and Tobago, as a Managing Director for [[Teleprint International]] (a Swiss telecommunications and information company), was President of The [[International Communications Consultancy Organisation]] (ICCO) and was President of the [[Belgian Public Relations Consultants Association]] (BPRCA) - also known as [[Belgisch Genootschap van Public Relations Adviseurs]]. Schuybroek also serves as Chair of the International Development Group for [[Public Relations Organisation International]]<ref> Public Relations Organisation International [http://www.proi.org/proi/management_board.htm Management Board] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>.

* [[Fredrik Lofthagen]] - Chief Executive. Lofthagen's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/fredrik.html Fredrik] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he joined Interel in 1996 as a public affairs consultant and became Director in 1997 (to develop the company’s EU Public Affairs practice). He became Partner and Managing Director in 1999 and Group Chief Executive in 2006. He is a Member of the Board of the [[Society of European Affairs Professionals]]. His previous involvements include employment with the [[Law Society of England and Wales]] and he has also served as a practicing lawyer with Belgian law firm [[De Bandt, van Hecke and Lagae]] (now part of [[Linklaters]]). He is the co-author of [[EU-Initiatives]] (a guide to all major EU legislative proposals) and lectures regularly on EU affairs and campaign management.

* [[Bob Lewis]] - Group Chief Operating Officer. Lewis's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/bob.html Bob] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he is a founder member of the [[European Corporate Responsibility Strategy Board]] and is a member of the [[Open University Governing Council]] (where he also chairs the Occupational Standards Board and sits on the Open University Business School Advisory Board). Lewis has also contributed to a range of other national and international advisory groups including the [[Africa Policy Advisory Group]] at the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] and the [[New Deal Advisory Group]] at the Treasury Office (both for the UK government). Lewis previously held the position of European Vice President & General Manager for [[Global Knowledge]], was Director of Organisational Effectiveness at [[Energis Communications]], was a member of the [[Cable Communications Association]] executive management team and served six years at [[Cisco Systems]] (where he built and directed the largest public/private education partnership across Europe, Middle East & Africa). Lewis also served [[McKinsey and Company]] 'as part of the European leadership team charged with establishing an integrated Public Sector vertical business organisation'. Lewis began his career in financial administration at [[Mercedes Benz (UK) Ltd]] in 1979.

* [[Emmanuel Goedseels]] - Managing Director, Belgian Practice. Goedseels biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/emmanuel.html Emmanuel] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he joined Interel in 1997 and supports clients in both Public Relations and Public Affairs. His clients include [[Citibank]], [[IKEA]], [[Beiersdorf]], [[Fnac]], [[InBev]], [[Thalys International Air Liquide]] and [[Shell]]. Goedseels previously spent several years as a journalist with [[France-Inter]] in Paris and for [[Le Soir newspaper]] group in Belgium.

* [[Tom Parker]] - Managing Director, European Public Affairs Practice. Parker's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/tom.html Tom] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he has been with Interel for nine years and took the position of Managing Director in 2006. Parker's previous involvements include 'two years with a leading international consultancy, specialising in health and environmental policy and a leading UK law firm' (names of organisations not disclosed). His biography also states that he 'is a regular lecturer on EU affairs, is on the editorial board of a number of leading publications reporting on developments at the EU level and is a member of the [[Society of European Affairs Professionals]] (SEAP)'.

* [[Jan Van Heuverswyn]] - Managing Director, Specialist Services. Van Heuverswyn's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/jan.html Jan] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he 'heads the “Specialist Services” division of Interel which includes the Interel Training Centre (ITC), the EU Representation & Associations Management division and the International PR activities. He also continues working as a consultant on Corporate assignments'. Van Heuverswyn started his career at [[Agoria]] (the Multisector Federation for the Technology Industry) and in 1983 was appointed to the cabinet of Minister G. Geens (Minister-President of the Government of Flanders) with responsibility for international relations and economic development. He also previously served as Director of Communication for [[Dexia Bank]] and [[Fortis]] (two major Belgian financial institutions).

* [[Baudouin Velge]] - Managing Director, Interel Public Relations & Public Affairs. Velge's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/velge.html Velge] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he is a Member of the Board of two BEL20 companies ([[Bekaert]] and [[Cofinimmo]]) and is Member of the Advisory Board of [[BT Benelux]]. Velge was preiously CEO of the Federation of Belgian Retailers ([[Fedis]]), a Member of the Board (& Manager of the Economic Department, 1996 to 2004) of the Federation of Enterprises in Belgium [[VBO-FEB]] and of the European Federation of Retailers [[Eurocommerce]]. He also previously served as Attache of the Department of Economic Studies of the [[National Bank of Belgium]] (1983), served [[Philips Electronics Group]] between 1987 to 1991 and served as General Manager of Cobac Services Belgium and Secretary of the Board of Directors Cobac S.A. (part of the [[Cobac Group]], now known as [[Euler-Hermes]]). He also previously served as Deputy Chairman of the Central Economic Council and Member of the Board of Directors of [[Ducroire/Delcredere]]. Velge has also served as Lecturer in Macroeconomics at the Universities of Pennsylvania, Leuven, St-Louis and EHSAL.

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Tilly Aviram]] | [[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Michael McLaughlin]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Jennifer Pattison]] | [[Ricardo Pedrosa]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]]<ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Interel Interel staff Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Tilly Aviram]] | [[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Harriet Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Steven Norris]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Harriet Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Alice Hodgson]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Nick Lester]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Steven Norris]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Craig Stanley-Adamson]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Interel Interel Consulting staff list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Interel''' has lobbied government ministers and the firms filings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[British Amusement Catering Trade Association]] (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG) | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Campaign for Fairer Gambling (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG)]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Novomatic (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG)]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU 'Interel profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>

====January - March 2016====
[[Arco]] | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[SABMiller]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU Interel Consulting profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Babcock Mission Critical]] | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Siemens]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU Interel Consulting profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Amey]] | [[Arco]] | [[Berwin, Leighton, Paisner]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Vinci]] | [[Wise]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Amey]] | [[Berwin, Leighton, Paisner]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Skanska UK]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Vinci]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Amey Group Services]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[Nissan Europe]] | [[Skanska UK]] | [[The British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Vinci]]

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[BACTA]] | [[Balppa]] | [[Berendsen]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Fixed Odds Betting Terminals All-Party Parliamentary Group]] | [[General Mills]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Logpoint]] | [[Magnox]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[OSA]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] "| [[SABMiller plc]] | [[Shaw Education Trust]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Women Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[Balppa]] | [[Berendsen]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Gilead]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[SABMiller]] plc | [[Shaw Education Trust]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Women Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] | [[Wise Employment]]<ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Abellio]] | [[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Ascent]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[Balppa]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[BTG Pactual]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[Refuge]] | [[SABMiller]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[TripAdvisor]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] | [[Wise Employment]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Interel Interel Consulting client list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Abellio]] | [[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Avincis]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Balppa]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[BTG Pactual]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Carlyle Group]] |
[[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[Iron Yard]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[Refuge]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[TripAdvisor]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Interel Consulting client list Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

==Partners==
In January 2008, Interel list partnerships with the following 'partner networks'<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_network.html Our Networks] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>...

* [[Public Relations Organisation International]] (PROI)
* [[Alliance of European Public Affairs Consultants]] (AEPAC)
* [[Global Financial Communications Network]] ([[GFC/Net]])
* [[AMC Institute]] ([[Association Management Company Institute]])
* [[Blank Rome]] LLP (Counselors at Law)

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Public relations firms]]
[[Category:Lobbying firms]]

Interel

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Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

See also '''[[Interel Consulting UK]]''' (formerly Politics International).

'''Interel''' was created in 1983 and describes itself<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about.html About] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> as 'a leading strategic communications and public affairs consultancy in continental Europe'. It goes on to add that the 'company is a full service consultancy managing assignments ranging from reputation management to financial communications, consumer PR and European Public Affairs'.

==Background==
Interel is a member of the [[Hasgrove Group]] of companies<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_facts.html Facts and Figures] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> alongside [[Amaze]], [[Connectpoint Group]], [[Odyssey]], [[Pavilion]] and The [[Chase]]<ref>Hasgrove [http://www.hasgrove.com/group-companies/ Group-Companies] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>.

==People==
In January 2008, Interel describe their Management as comprising<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_management.html About - Management] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>...

* [[Jean Leopold Schuybroek]] - Executive Chairman and Head of Public Realtions<ref>Interel, [http://www.interel.eu/EPUB/easnet.dll/ExecReq/Page?eas:template_im=01FA30&eas:dat_im=020C81 Management], accessed 10 Feb 2010</ref>. Schuybroek's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/jeanleopold.html Jean-Leopold] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he 'has been responsible for the crisis and issue management of some of the most complex and high profile incidents in Europe, ranging across a wide range of subjects including the environment, labour relations, legal and regulatory issues and health' (Details of these incidents or the organisations involved are not disclosed). Schuybroek is currently Chairman of The [[International Communications Consultancy Organisation]]’s Membership and Governance committee and as is a member of the ICCO's executive committee. He is a founding member of The [[European Public Affairs Consultants Association]] (EPACA). Schuybroek previously served as a special advisor to the [[United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization]] ([[UNESCO]]) in Trinidad and Tobago, as a Managing Director for [[Teleprint International]] (a Swiss telecommunications and information company), was President of The [[International Communications Consultancy Organisation]] (ICCO) and was President of the [[Belgian Public Relations Consultants Association]] (BPRCA) - also known as [[Belgisch Genootschap van Public Relations Adviseurs]]. Schuybroek also serves as Chair of the International Development Group for [[Public Relations Organisation International]]<ref> Public Relations Organisation International [http://www.proi.org/proi/management_board.htm Management Board] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>.

* [[Fredrik Lofthagen]] - Chief Executive. Lofthagen's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/fredrik.html Fredrik] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he joined Interel in 1996 as a public affairs consultant and became Director in 1997 (to develop the company’s EU Public Affairs practice). He became Partner and Managing Director in 1999 and Group Chief Executive in 2006. He is a Member of the Board of the [[Society of European Affairs Professionals]]. His previous involvements include employment with the [[Law Society of England and Wales]] and he has also served as a practicing lawyer with Belgian law firm [[De Bandt, van Hecke and Lagae]] (now part of [[Linklaters]]). He is the co-author of [[EU-Initiatives]] (a guide to all major EU legislative proposals) and lectures regularly on EU affairs and campaign management.

* [[Bob Lewis]] - Group Chief Operating Officer. Lewis's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/bob.html Bob] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he is a founder member of the [[European Corporate Responsibility Strategy Board]] and is a member of the [[Open University Governing Council]] (where he also chairs the Occupational Standards Board and sits on the Open University Business School Advisory Board). Lewis has also contributed to a range of other national and international advisory groups including the [[Africa Policy Advisory Group]] at the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]] and the [[New Deal Advisory Group]] at the Treasury Office (both for the UK government). Lewis previously held the position of European Vice President & General Manager for [[Global Knowledge]], was Director of Organisational Effectiveness at [[Energis Communications]], was a member of the [[Cable Communications Association]] executive management team and served six years at [[Cisco Systems]] (where he built and directed the largest public/private education partnership across Europe, Middle East & Africa). Lewis also served [[McKinsey and Company]] 'as part of the European leadership team charged with establishing an integrated Public Sector vertical business organisation'. Lewis began his career in financial administration at [[Mercedes Benz (UK) Ltd]] in 1979.

* [[Emmanuel Goedseels]] - Managing Director, Belgian Practice. Goedseels biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/emmanuel.html Emmanuel] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he joined Interel in 1997 and supports clients in both Public Relations and Public Affairs. His clients include [[Citibank]], [[IKEA]], [[Beiersdorf]], [[Fnac]], [[InBev]], [[Thalys International Air Liquide]] and [[Shell]]. Goedseels previously spent several years as a journalist with [[France-Inter]] in Paris and for [[Le Soir newspaper]] group in Belgium.

* [[Tom Parker]] - Managing Director, European Public Affairs Practice. Parker's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/tom.html Tom] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he has been with Interel for nine years and took the position of Managing Director in 2006. Parker's previous involvements include 'two years with a leading international consultancy, specialising in health and environmental policy and a leading UK law firm' (names of organisations not disclosed). His biography also states that he 'is a regular lecturer on EU affairs, is on the editorial board of a number of leading publications reporting on developments at the EU level and is a member of the [[Society of European Affairs Professionals]] (SEAP)'.

* [[Jan Van Heuverswyn]] - Managing Director, Specialist Services. Van Heuverswyn's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/jan.html Jan] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he 'heads the “Specialist Services” division of Interel which includes the Interel Training Centre (ITC), the EU Representation & Associations Management division and the International PR activities. He also continues working as a consultant on Corporate assignments'. Van Heuverswyn started his career at [[Agoria]] (the Multisector Federation for the Technology Industry) and in 1983 was appointed to the cabinet of Minister G. Geens (Minister-President of the Government of Flanders) with responsibility for international relations and economic development. He also previously served as Director of Communication for [[Dexia Bank]] and [[Fortis]] (two major Belgian financial institutions).

* [[Baudouin Velge]] - Managing Director, Interel Public Relations & Public Affairs. Velge's biography<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/velge.html Velge] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref> describes how he is a Member of the Board of two BEL20 companies ([[Bekaert]] and [[Cofinimmo]]) and is Member of the Advisory Board of [[BT Benelux]]. Velge was preiously CEO of the Federation of Belgian Retailers ([[Fedis]]), a Member of the Board (& Manager of the Economic Department, 1996 to 2004) of the Federation of Enterprises in Belgium [[VBO-FEB]] and of the European Federation of Retailers [[Eurocommerce]]. He also previously served as Attache of the Department of Economic Studies of the [[National Bank of Belgium]] (1983), served [[Philips Electronics Group]] between 1987 to 1991 and served as General Manager of Cobac Services Belgium and Secretary of the Board of Directors Cobac S.A. (part of the [[Cobac Group]], now known as [[Euler-Hermes]]). He also previously served as Deputy Chairman of the Central Economic Council and Member of the Board of Directors of [[Ducroire/Delcredere]]. Velge has also served as Lecturer in Macroeconomics at the Universities of Pennsylvania, Leuven, St-Louis and EHSAL.

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Tilly Aviram]] | [[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Michael McLaughlin]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Jennifer Pattison]] | [[Ricardo Pedrosa]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]]<ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Interel Interel staff Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Tilly Aviram]] | [[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Harriet Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Steven Norris]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Michael Blakeney]] | [[Stephen Bramall]] | [[Hannah Carmichael]] | [[David Child]] | [[Stephen Edwards]] | [[Harriet Edwards]] | [[Amanda Gdula]] | [[Alice Hodgson]] | [[Anna Jobling]] | [[Toby Kay]] | [[Nick Lester]] | [[Bob Lewis]] | [[Mary McCue]] | [[George McGregor]] | [[Katherine Morgan]] | [[Alexander Mulchrone]] | [[Steven Norris]] | [[Adrian Parkinson]] | [[Kenneth Pritchard]] | [[Craig Stanley-Adamson]] | [[Brian Wadsworth]] | [[Oli Waghorn]] | [[Lee Whitehill]] | [[Becca Wright]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Interel Interel Consulting staff list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Interel''' has lobbied government ministers and the firms filings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[British Amusement Catering Trade Association]] (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG) | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Campaign for Fairer Gambling (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG)]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Novomatic (working in support of the Fixed odds betting terminals APPG) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU 'Interel profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Arco]] | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[SABMiller]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU Interel Consulting profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Babcock Mission Critical]] | [[British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Siemens]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006aZvHAAU Interel Consulting profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Amey]] | [[Arco]] | [[Berwin, Leighton, Paisner]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Vinci]] | [[Wise]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Amey]] | [[Berwin, Leighton, Paisner]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[LM Consultants]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Skanska UK]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Vinci]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Amey Group Services]] | [[Eurovia Group]] | [[Nissan Europe]] | [[Skanska UK]] | [[The British Association of Leisure Parks, Piers and Attractions]] | [[Vinci]]

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[BACTA]] | [[Balppa]] | [[Berendsen]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Fixed Odds Betting Terminals All-Party Parliamentary Group]] | [[General Mills]] | [[Hippodrome Casino]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Logpoint]] | [[Magnox]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[OSA]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] "| [[SABMiller plc]] | [[Shaw Education Trust]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Women Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[Balppa]] | [[Berendsen]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[Gilead]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[SABMiller]] plc | [[Shaw Education Trust]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Women Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] | [[Wise Employment]]<ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Abellio]] | [[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Ascent]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Babcock Mission Critical Services]] | [[Balppa]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[BTG Pactual]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Confederation of Passenger Transport]] | [[Consortium of East Coast Mainline Authorities]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Rail Delivery Group]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[Refuge]] | [[SABMiller]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[TripAdvisor]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] | [[Wise Employment]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Interel Interel Consulting client list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Abellio]] | [[Academy for Eating Disorders]] | [[Airtanker]] | [[Arco]] | [[Avincis]] | [[Babcock]] | [[Balppa]] | [[British Art Market Foundation]] | [[BTG Pactual]] | [[Canadian Standards Association]] | [[Carlyle Group]] |
[[Challenger]] | [[Community]] | [[Expedia]] | [[Federation of Wholesale Distributors]] | [[HomeAway]] | [[IEEE]] | [[Intel Security]] | [[Iron Yard]] | [[ISACA]] | [[ISSA]] | [[LMM Associates]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[Nissan]] | [[Oikos Storage]] | [[Paragon]] | [[Project Management Institute]] | [[Qatar Airways]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[Red Bull]] | [[Refuge]] | [[Shaw Trust]] | [[Siemens Rail]] | [[Society of Tribologists & Lubrication Engineers]] | [[St John Ambulance]] | [[Storage Networking Industry Association]] | [[The Road Ahead Group]] | [[TripAdvisor]] | [[Veritec Solutions]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Interel Consulting client list Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

==Partners==
In January 2008, Interel list partnerships with the following 'partner networks'<ref> Interel [http://www.interel.be/about_network.html Our Networks] Accessed 15th January 2008</ref>...

* [[Public Relations Organisation International]] (PROI)
* [[Alliance of European Public Affairs Consultants]] (AEPAC)
* [[Global Financial Communications Network]] ([[GFC/Net]])
* [[AMC Institute]] ([[Association Management Company Institute]])
* [[Blank Rome]] LLP (Counselors at Law)

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:Public relations firms]]
[[Category:Lobbying firms]]

Instinctif Partners

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Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}
'''Instinctif Partners''' was formed in February 2014 to bring the [[College Group]] of companies together.

It is headed by lobbyists [[Richard Nichols]] (CEO) and [[Tim Fallon]].<ref>Alec Mattinson, [http://www.prweek.com/article/1229560/college-group-rebrands-instinctif-partners College Group rebrands to Instinctif Partners], ''PR Week'', 3 February 2014, acc October 2014</ref>

The agency employs 400 people in 20 offices across 12 countries, with specialisms spanning capital markets, corporate affairs, public policy, engagement, life sciences, content and creative, strategic insight and research.

[[File:Instinctif.JPG|right|thumb|280px|Instinctif London offices, 65 Gresham Street]]

==College Group==
[[College Group]] grew out of international financial PR specialist '''College Hill''', launched in 1990 by [[Alex Sandberg]]. College Hill claimed to offer the services "needed to build and protect clients' reputations with their major stakeholders": Media relations, capital markets communications, government and regulator relations, internal communications, strategic research, brand positioning, design and online communications.<ref>[http://www.collegehill.com/about.php College Hill website], accessed Feb 2009</ref>

In 2006 College Group was created, opening offices in Hong Kong, India and South Africa and Europe. In 2011 the group was sold to private equity investor [[Vitruvian Partners]]. <ref> Alec Mattinson, prweek.com, [http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/login/1097776/ College Group sold to private equity investor Vitruvian Partners], pr.week.co.uk, 10 October 2011] </ref> The agency subsequently bought Russia and CIS investor relations specialist [[Shared Value]], UK financial PR business [[Merlin Financial Communications]], German-based [[Haubrok Investor Relations]] and the Middle Eastern business of the former [[M Communications]].<ref>Alec Mattinson, [http://www.prweek.com/article/1229560/college-group-rebrands-instinctif-partners College Group rebrands to Instinctif Partners], ''PR Week'', 3 February 2014, acc October 2014</ref>

College Hill on lobbying, :
''"By advising clients of political and regulatory changes that will impact their business and when, with whom and how to engage on policy issues, College Public Policy consultants help their clients' bottom lines to grow and prosper."''<ref>[http://www.collegehill.com/expertise.php?sec=1&ter=4 College Hill website], accessed Feb 2009</ref>

==People==
===Lobbyists===
*[[Warwick Smith]], College Hill's lead lobbyist, head of its Public Policy division. Prior to joining College Hill, he was chairman and chief executive officer of [[Citigate]] Public Affairs. Before joining the public affairs industry, Smith was in government service for 16 years as a policy adviser, ministerial aide, and international negotiator. He was chairman of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]] in the UK and is a past member of the Policy Committee of the [[London Chamber of Commerce and Industry]].
*[[Alex Sandberg]], Chairman and founder. Board member of the [[Public Relations Consultants Association]] ([[PRCA]]).
*[[Robbie MacDuff]]
*[[James Nason]]. He joined College Hill after being Deputy Managing Director of [[Citigate]]'s public affairs practice. Prior to entering the public affairs industry he worked for the [[Conservative Research Department]].
*[[Chris Lowe]]. He set up [[Precise Public Affairs]] with [[Robbie MacDuff]] in 2002 after being Head of Public Affairs at [[PricewaterhouseCoopers]].
*[[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]], Managing Partner. He has provided local government and community engagement counsel to many of the UK's leading house-builders and property development companies, together with utility companies, trade bodies, leading brand supermarkets and agencies such as [[Transport for London]] and the Homes and Communities Agency.

====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Vicente Biancardi Da Camara]] | [[Nick Bohane]] | [[Chris Brown]] (freelancer) | [[Melanie Chiswell]] (freelancer) | [[Alex Coleman]] | [[Gareth Cross]] (freelancer) | [[Arwyn Davies]] | [[Katharina Derschewsky]] | [[Amy Dicks]] | [[Kelly Edwards]] | [[Sarah Fetherston-Dilke]] | [[Grazia Gomis]] | [[Emma Heesom]] (freelancer) | [[John Howarth]] (freelancer) | [[Verona Hulse]] | [[Peter Lineen]] | [[Robbie MacDuff]] (freelancer) | [[Amy Mansfield]] | [[Caroline Mavuti]] | [[Lizzie McCann]] | [[Ross Melton]] | [[James Nason]] | [[Cyra Parkes]] (freelancer) | [[Robert Russell-Pavier]] | [[Warwick Smith]] | [[David Stephenson]] | [[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]] | [[Matthew Sutton]] | [[Ania Swirski]] | [[James Worron]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Instinctif%20Partners,%20Public%20Policy%20Practice Instinctif Partners Public Policy Practice staff Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Nick Bohane]] | [[Chris Brown]] (freelancer) | [[Melanie Chiswell]] (freelancer) | [[Alex Coleman]] | [[Katharina Derschewsky]] | [[Amy Dicks]] | [[Kelly Edwards]] | [[Sarah Fetherston-Dilke]] | [[Gracia Gomis]] | [[Emma Heesom]] (freelancer) | [[Verona Hulse]] | [[Peter Lineen]] | [[Chris Lowe]] | [[Robbie MacDuff]] (freelancer) | [[Amy Mansfield]] | [[Lizzie McCann]] | [[Ross Melton]] | [[James Nason]] | [[Cyra Parkes]] (freelancer) | [[Simon Powell]] (freelancer) | [[Robert Russell-Pavier]] | [[Warwick Smith]] | [[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]] | [[Matthew Sutton]] | [[Ania Swirski]] | [[James Worron]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Instinctif%20Partners,%20Public%20Policy%20Practice Instinctif Public Policy staff, Register Dec15-Feb16], ''APPC'', accessed 12 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Nick Bohane]] | [[Chris Brown]] (freelancer)| [[Melanie Chiswell]] (freelancer) | [[Alex Coleman]] | [[Katharina Derschewsky]] | [[Amy Dicks]] | [[Kelly Edwards]] | [[Sarah Fetherston-Dilke]] | [[Gracia Gomis]] | [[Emma Heesom]] (freelancer) | [[Verona Hulse]] | [[Peter Lineen]] | [[Chris Lowe]] | [[Robbie MacDuff]] (freelancer) | [[Amy Mansfield]] | [[Lizzie McCann]] | [[Seb McCarthy]] | [[Ross Melton]] | [[James Nason]] | [[Cyra Parkes]] (freelancer) | [[Simon Powell]] (freelancer)| [[Robert Russell-Pavier]] | [[Warwick Smith]] | [[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]] | [[Matthew Sutton]] | [[Ania Swirski]] | [[James Worron]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Instinctif%20Partners,%20Public%20Policy%20Practice Instinctif Partners staff list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Nick Bohane]] | [[Chris Brown]] (freelancer) | [[Melanie Chiswell]] (freelancer) | [[Alex Coleman]] | [[Katharina Derschewsky]] | [[Amy Dicks]] | [[Kelly Edwards]] | [[Sarah Fetherston-Dilke]] | [[Emma Heesom]] | [[Harry Hudson]] | [[Verona Hulse]] | [[Peter Lineen]] | [[Chris Lowe]] | [[Robbie MacDuff]] (freelancer) | [[Amy Mansfield]] | [[Elizabeth McCann]] | [[Seb McCarthy]] | [[James Nason]] | [[Cyra Parkes]] (freelancer) | [[Simon Powell]] (freelancer) | [[Robert Russell-Pavier]] | [[Warwick Smith]] | [[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]] | [[Matthew Sutton]] | [[Ania Swirski]] | [[James Worron]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Instinctif Partners staff list Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Nick Bohane]] | [[Chris Brown]] (freelancer) | [[Melanie Chiswell]] (freelancer) | [[Alex Coleman]] | [[Katharina Derschewsky]] | [[Amy Dicks]] | [[Kelly Edwards]] | [[Sarah Fetherston-Dilke]] | [[Emma Heesom]] | [[Harry Hudson]] | [[Verona Hulse]] | [[Dinaz Islam]] (freelancer) | [[Peter Lineen]] | [[Chris Lowe]] | [[Robbie MacDuff]] | [[Elizabeth McCann]] | [[Ross Melton]] (freelancer) | [[James Nason]] | [[Farah Pasha]] | [[Simon Powell]] (freelancer) | [[Robert Russell-Pavier]] | [[Warwick Smith]] | [[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]] | [[Matthew Sutton]] | [[Ania Swirski]] | [[Nicola Woollon]] | [[James Worron]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Instinctif Partners client list Mar-May15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Anisa Ahmed]] (Intern) | [[Nick Bohane]] | [[Chris Brown]] (freelancer) | [[Melanie Chiswell]] (Freelancer) | [[Rebecca Colthorpe]] (Freelancer) | [[Katharina Derschewsky]] | [[Amy Dicks]] (freelancer) | [[Kelly Edwards]] | [[Sarah Fetherston-Dilke]] | [[Harry Hudson]] | [[Verona Hulse]] | [[Peter Lineen]] | [[Chris Lowe]] | [[Robbie MacDuff]] | [[Elizabeth McCann]] | [[James Nason]] | [[Cyra Parkes]] (freelancer) | [[Farah Pasha]] | [[Simon Powell]] (freelancer) | [[Cornelius Riethdorf]] (intern) | [[Robert Russell-Pavier]] | [[Warwick Smith]] | [[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]] | [[Matthew Sutton]] | [[Ania Swirski]] | [[Emma Webster]] | [[James Worron]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Instinctif Partners staff list Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Anisa Ahmed]] (Intern) | [[Ian Biddulph]] (freelancer) | [[Nick Bohane]] | [[Chris Brown (PR)| Chris Brown]] (freelancer) | [[Katharina Derschewsky]] | [[Amy Dicks]] (intern) | [[Kelly Edwards]] | [[Sarah Fetherston-Dilke]] | [[Iain Frenkiel]] (Intern) | [[Emma Heesom]] (freelancer) | [[John Howarth]] (freelancer) | [[Harry Hudson]] | [[Verona Hulse]] | [[Siobhan Lavelle]] (freelancer) | [[Peter Lineen]] | [[Chris Lowe]] | [[Robbie MacDuff]] | [[Lizzie McCann]] | [[Louise McCann]] (freelancer) | [[James Nason]] | [[Cyra Parkes]] (freelancer) | [[Farah Pasha]] | [[Simon Powell]] (freelancer) | [[Ravi Ruia]] (Intern) | [[Robert Russell-Pavier]] | [[Warwick Smith]] | [[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]] | [[Matthew Sutton]] | [[Ania Swirski]] | [[Emma Webster]] | [[James Worron]]<ref name="sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Instinctif%20Partners,%20Public%20Policy%20Practice Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 20 January 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Hannah Basta]] (intern) | [[Nick Bohane]] | [[Chris Brown (PR)| Chris Brown]] (freelancer) | [[Katharina Derschewsky]] | [[Amy Dicks]] (intern) | [[Kelly Edwards]] | [[Paul Gaffney]] | [[Harry Hudson]] | [[Verona Hulse]] (intern) | [[Nadine Kawash]] (Intern) | [[Peter Lineen]] | [[Chris Lowe]] | [[Robbie MacDuff]] | [[Lizzie McCann]] | [[James Nason]] | [[Farah Pasha]] | [[Robert Russell-Pavier]] | [[Warwick Smith]] | [[Richard Sutcliffe-Smith]] | [[Matthew Sutton]] | [[Ania Swirski]] | [[Emma Webster]] | [[James Worron]]<ref name="June"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Instinctif%20Partners,%20Public%20Policy%20PracticeRegister 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 16 October 2014 </ref>

===Former Lobbyists===
*[[Alex Sandberg]], Chairman and founder. Board member of the [[Public Relations Consultants Association]] ([[PRCA]]). Now consultant at [[Averdant]] Limited
*[[Anne Schneider]], head of practice, financial services sector. She advises, carries out in-depth research and implements lobbying campaigns for various clients in the financial services industry including cross-border financial groups as well as the European network of the [[World Council of Credit Unions]]. Prior to engaging in public affairs, Anne worked in PR and communications in various European countries.<ref>College Public Policy[http://www.collegepublicpolicy.com/whoweare.php Who we are], accessed October 2010</ref>

==Lobbying clients==
* [[Financial Services Authority]] (FSA). Sandberg coordinated much of the financial PR industry's response to scrutiny by the [[Financial Services Authority]] in 2008. The FSA was concerned about the FSA lack of control that non-regulated bodies - PR companies, for example - had over sensitive information on public takeovers. The FSA's [[Ruth Gevers]] said: 'Our review noted there were areas of weakness in terms of confidentiality. This is not about us regulating the PR industry, it is about making a difference.' The financial PR industry has committed itself to self-regulation under a new set of 'principles of good practice'.<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/article/821545/city-firms-self-regulate/ City Firms to Self-regulate] ''PR Week'', 19 June 2008</ref>.

===Health sector===
*[[General Healthcare Group]]. In August 2009, [[BMI Healthcare]], which is owned by General Healthcare Group, commissioned a [[ComRes]] poll of 150 MPs "to help better understand what MPs thought about the future of healthcare in the UK." It revealed: "Conservatives and younger MPs are more sympathetic to the role private sector companies can play in the NHS than their older, non-Tory counterparts. Given that we can expect a relatively high turnover of MPs at the next General Election – perhaps more than a third of the House – we should expect that the direction of travel for the House is towards more support for private sector involvement in the health service.”<ref>ComRes, [http://www.comres.co.uk/page188461617.aspx Survey of MPs for BMI Hospitals], August 2009</ref>

Other College Public Policy Group health sector clients in 2010 included:
*[[NHS Supply Chain]], a supply chain services company which in 2010 managed the procurement and delivery of over 620,000 products for more than 1000 trusts and healthcare organisations. It is operated by [[DHL]] for the NHS Business Services Authority.<ref>APPC register June to August 2010</ref>

===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Instinctif''' has lobbied government ministers, and their filings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Autogas Limited]] | [[Cemex UK Materials Limited]] | [[Coventry City of Culture Trust]] | [[NCC Group Plc]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=001240000072EtpAAE 'Instinctif Partners profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Autogas]] Limited | [[SNCF]] | [[Zeal Network SE]] (and its subsidiary MyLotto24 Limited) <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=001240000072EtpAAE Instinctif Partners profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Autogas]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[GLI Finance]] | [[Nanoco Group]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=001240000072EtpAAE Instinctif Partners profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Autogas]] | [[Cemex UK Materials Limited]] | [[Nanoco Group]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Autogas]]
====January - March 2015====
[[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Slater & Gordon]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]]

===APPC Register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[A2 Dominion]] | [[Abingworth]] | [[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment (UK)]] | [[Ashton Investments Fund Limited]] | [[Autogas Ltd]] | [[Automoney]] | [[Bellway Homes]] | [[British Biosimilars Association]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[BYD Europe B.V.]] | [[CDG Leisure]] | [[CEMEX]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Co-Op]] | [[Cordage Estates Ltd]] | [[Cordant]] | [[Coventry City of Culture Bid]] | [[Electrical Contractor's Association]] | [[European Portable Battery Association]] | [[Faradion]] | [[GLI Finance Ltd]] | [[Hawthorn Leisure Ltd]] | [[Healix Properties]] | [[Hull City of Culture]] | [[Industri Kapital]] | [[JS Bloor]] | [[Life Property]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Lorimer & Co]] | [[Market Operator Services Limited]] | [[Medical Defence Union]] | [[Medway Council]] | [[Millngate]] | [[Muse Developments]] | [[NCC Group plc]] | [[Network Rail Property]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[Old Oak and Royal Park Development Corporation]] | [[Peagsus Life Ltd]] | [[Philip Morris UK]] | [[Quantum Care]] | [[Rigby Group]] | [[Severn Bridge Crossing Ltd]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[Specsavers]] | [[Spen Hill Developments]] | [[Trilogy Developments]] | [[TTM Healthcare]] | [[UK Power Networks]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]] | [[Western Power Distribution]] | [[WHSmith]] | [[World First UK Ltd]] | [[Zeal Network SA]] <Ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[A2 Dominion]] | [[Abingworth Developments]] | [[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment]] (UK) | [[Ashton Investments Fund]] Limited| [[Ashville Properties]] | [[Autogas]] Ltd | [[Automoney]] | [[Aviva Investors]] | [[Bellway Homes]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[CDG Leisure]] | [[CEMEX]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Co-Op]] | [[Cordant]] | [[Electrical Contractors' Association]] | [[European Portable Battery Association]] | [[Faradion]] | [[Fizzy Enterprises]] | [[GLI Finance]] Ltd | [[Healix Properties]] | I[[ndustri Kapital]] | [[JS Bloor]] | [[Life Property]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Lorimer & Co]] | [[Medical Defence Union]] | [[Medway Council]] | [[Moody's]] | [[Muse Developments]] | [[NCC Group]] plc | [[Network Rail Property]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[Old Oak and Park Royal Development Corporation]] | [[Pegasus Life]] Ltd | [[Quantum Care]] | [[Rigby Group]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[Specsavers]] | [[Spen Hill Developments]] | [[Trilogy Developments]] | [[TTM Healthcare]] | [[UK Power Networks]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]] | [[Western Power Distribution]] | [[WHSmith]] | [[Zeal Network SA]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[A2 Dominion]] | [[Abingworth Developments]] | [[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment]] (UK) | [[Ashton Investments Fund Limited]] | [[Ashville Properties]] | [[Autogas]] | [[Automoney]] | [[Aviva Investors]] | [[Bellway Homes]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[CEMEX]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Co-Op]] | [[Cordant]] | [[Electrical Contractors' Association]] | [[European Portable Battery Association]] | [[Faradion]] | [[GLI Finance]] | [[Healix Properties]] | [[Industri Kapital]] | [[JS Bloor]] | [[Life Property]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Lorimer & Co]] | [[Medical Defence Union]] | [[Muse Developments]] | [[NCC Group]] | [[Network Rail Property]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[Pegasus Life]] | [[Quantum Care]] | [[Reset]] | [[Rotterdam Properties]] | [[Slater & Gordon]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[Specsavers]] | [[Spen Hill Developments]] | [[Trilogy Developments]] | [[TTM Healthcare]] | [[UK Power Networks]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]] | [[Western Power Distribution]] | [[WHSmith]] | [[Zeal Network SA]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Instinctif%20Partners,%20Public%20Policy%20Practice Instinctif Partners client list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[A2 Dominion]] | [[Abingworth Developments]] | [[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment]] (UK) | [[Ashton Investments Fund Limited]] | [[Ashville Properties]] | [[Autogas]] | [[Automoney]] | [[Aviva Investors]] | [[Bellway Homes]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[Cemex]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Co-Op]] | [[Cordant]] | [[Electrical Contractors' Association]] | [[European Portable Battery Association]] | [[Faradion]] | [[GLI Finance]] | [[Healix Properties]] | [[Industri Kapital]] | [[JS Bloor]] | [[Life Property]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Lorimer & Co]] | [[Millngate]] | [[Ministry of Defence]] | [[Muse Developments]] | [[NCC Group]] |
[[Network Rail Property]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[Pegasus Life]] | [[Reset]] | [[Rotterdam Properties]] | [[Slater & Gordon]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[Specsavers]] | [[Thames Valley Berkshire LEP]] | [[Trilogy Developments]] | [[TTM Healthcare]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]] | [[Western Power Distribution]] | [[Zeal Network SA]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Instinctif Partners client list Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 24 February 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[A2 Dominion]] | [[Abingworth Developments]] | [[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment (UK)]] | [[Ashton Investments Fund Limited]] | [[Ashville Properties]] | [[Autogas Ltd]] | [[Automoney Balfour]] | [[Beatty Construction]] | [[Bellway]] (Thames Valley) | [[Bellway North London]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[Cemex]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Circle Housing Group]] | [[Co-Op]] | [[Cordant]] | [[Electrical Contractors' Association]] | [[European Portable Battery Association]] | [[Faradion]] | [[Gleeson Strategic Land]] | [[GLI Finance]] | [[Healix Properties]] | [[Health CICs]] | [[HouseMark]] | [[Industri Kapital]] | [[JS Bloor]] | [[Life Property]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Low & Bonar]] | [[Millngate Swaffham]] | [[Ministry of Defence]] | [[Moody's]] | [[Muse Developments]] | [[NCC Group]] | [[Network Rail Property]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[Pegasus Life]] | [[Rotterdam Properties]] | [[Slater & Gordon]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[Specsavers]] | [[Thames Valley Berkshire LEP]] | [[Trilogy Developments]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]] | [[Wave Dragon]] | [[Western Power Distribution]] | [[Wokingham Borough Council]] | [[Zeal Network SA]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Instinctif Partners client list Mar-May15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Abingworth]] | [[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment]] (UK) | [[Ashton Investments Fund]] | [[Ashville Properties]] | [[Autogas]] | [[Automoney]] | [[AXA Real Estate]] | [[Barratt]] | [[Bellway (Thames Valley)]] | [[Bellway North London]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[Cemex]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Christs Hospital Foundation]] | [[Circle Housing Group]] | [[Co-Op]] | [[Cordant]] | [[EGA]] | [[Electrical Contractors' Association]] | [[European Portable Battery Association]] | [[Gleeson Strategic Land]] | [[GLI Finance]] | [[Health CICs]] | [[Herts CC] | [[Industri Kapital]] | [[JS Bloor]] | [[Life Property]] | [[Lightsource]]| [[Medway Council & Kent County Council]] | [[Millngate Swaffham]] | [[Ministry of Defence]] | [[Moody's]] | [[Muse Developments]] | [[NCC Group]] | [[Network Rail]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[NJOY]] | [[PDSA]] | [[Pegasus Life]] | [[Peter Brett Associates]] | [[Slater & Gordon]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[Specsavers]] | [[Thames Valley Berkshire LEP]] | [[Trilogy Developments]] | [[Volac]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]] | [[Wave Dragon]] | [[Western Power Distribution]] | [[Wokingham Borough Council]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Instinctif Partners client list Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Abingworth]] | [[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment]] (UK) | [[Ashville Properties]] | [[Assured Guaranty]] | [[Autogas]] Ltd | [[Automoney]] | [[AXA Real Estate]] | [[Barratt]] | [[Bellway]] (Thames Valley) | [[Bellway North London]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[Carlsberg]] | [[Cemex]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Circle Housing Group]] | [[Cordant]] | [[Coventry and Warwickshire]] LEP | [[Electrical Contractors' Association]] | [[European Portable Battery Association]] | [[GB Group]] | [[Gleeson Strategic Land]] | [[GLI Finance]] Ltd | [[Health CICs]] | [[IK Investment Partners]] | [[JS Bloor]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Low and Bonar]] | [[Medway Council & Kent County Council]] | [[Millngate Swaffham]] Ltd | [[Ministry of Defence]] | [[Moody's]] | [[Muse Developments]] | [[Network Rail]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[NJOY]] | [[North Asset Management]] LLP | [[Northern Gas Networks]] Ltd | [[Novartis Vaccines]] | [[Pegasus Life]] Ltd | [[Quantum Care]] Ltd | [[Reset]] | [[Rigby Group]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[Specsavers]] | [[STV]] | [[Tesco]] | [[Thames Valley Berkshire]] LEP | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]] | [[Western Power Distribution]] | [[Willmot Dixon]] | [[Wokingham Borough Council]]<ref name="sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[A2 Dominion]] | [[Abingworth]] | [[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment]] (UK) | [[Assured Guaranty]] | [[Autogas]] | [[Automoney]] | [[AXA Real Estate]] | [[Barratt]] | [[Bellway]] (Thames Valley) | [[Bellway North London]] | [[Bridgewood]] Plc | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[Carlsberg]] | [[Cemex]] | [[Certsure]] | [[Christ's Hospital Foundation]] | [[Circle Housing Group]] | [[Cogent Land]] LLP | [[Cordant]] | [[Electrical Contractors' Association]] | [[European Portable Battery Association]] | [[GB Group]] | [[Gleeson Strategic Land]] | [[GLI Finance]] Ltd | [[Health CICs]] | [[Herts County Council]] | [[IK Investment Partners]] | [[JS Bloor]] | [[Lend Lease]] | [[Lightsource]] | [[Lorimer & Co]] | [[Medway Council & Kent County Council]] | [[Millngate Swaffham]] Ltd | [[Ministry of Defence]] | [[Moody's]] | [[Muse Developments]] | [[Network Rail]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[NJOY]] | [[North Asset Management]] LLP | [[Northern Gas Networks]] Ltd | [[Novartis Vaccines]] | [[Pegasus Life]] Ltd | [[Quantum Care]] Ltd | [[Redrow]] | [[Reset]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[Specsavers]] | [[STV]] | [[Tesco]] | [[Thames Valley Berkshire LEP]] | [[Trilogy Developments]] | [[University Hospital South Manchester]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]] | [[Western Power Distribution]] | [[Willmot Dixon]] | [[Wokingham Borough Council]] <ref name="June"/>

====College Public Policy Group 2011====
College Public Policy Group lobbying clients listed in 2011:<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/en/register/current-register.cfm/college-public-policy APPC register, 1 September 2011 to 30 November 2011]</ref>[[Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment]] (Europe) | [[Automoney]] | [[BACB]] | [[British Battery Manufacturers Association]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[Business Stream]] | [[Cemex]] | [[Circle]] | [[Cordant Group]] | [[DHL Express]] | [[EdVenture Partners]] | [[Electrical Contractors' Association]] | [[FSA]] | [[G15 Housing Associations]] | [[Gamesa]] | [[General Healthcare Group]] | [[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[IK Investment Partners]] | [[Lloyds Banking Group]] | [[NHS Supply Chain]] | [[Octapharma]] | [[People's Health Trust]] | [[Ranbaxy]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Solar Securities]] | [[Southern Housing Group]] | [[STV]] | [[The Health Lottery]] | [[Water Industry Commission for Scotland]]

Lobbying clients listed in 2008:<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/index.cfm/pcms/site.ourclients.register_home APPC register, to November 2008], accessed Feb 2009</ref> [[Altala Group]] | [[Babcock & Brown]] | [[British Battery Manufacturers Association]] | [[British Generic Manufacturers Association]] | [[Financial Services Authority]] | [[Industri Kapital]] | [[Mail boxes Etc]] | [[Moody’s Investor Services]] | [[SNCF]] | [[Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners]] ([[STEP]]) | [[Trafficmaster]]

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Incisive Health

2016-07-21T08:27:22Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

{{Template:Health badge}}{{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}'''Incisive Health''' are a health policy and communications company, based in London and founded in 2013.

They have strong links with lobbyists [[MHP Communications]], with the three founding partners all former members of the MHP healthcare team and many other staff once of MHP.

==Activities==
According to their website Incisive offer services in:
:Campaigning | Clinical advocacy | Market access communications | Digital engagement | Media relations | Public affairs | Stakeholder engagement & mobilisation | Issues & crisis management | Policy analysis | Policy development & strategy | Reputation management | Risk analysis | Internal communications | Training | International policy marketing communications<ref> Incisive Health [http://www.incisivehealth.com/services Activities], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>

==People==
*[[Mike Birtwistle]], founding partner. Former member of lobbyists [[MHP Communications]] healthcare team.
*[[Bill Morgan]], founding partner. Former policy special adviser to [[Andrew Lansley]] at the UK [[Department of Health]] and member of lobbyists [[MHP Communications]] healthcare team.
*[[Sarah Winstone]], founding partner. Former member of lobbyists [[MHP Communications]] healthcare team.
*[[Alexandra Earnshaw]], account manager. Former account executive at [[Campbell Gentry]] and [[Hill and Knowlton]].<ref> Linkedin [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/alexandra-earnshaw/25/7a5/a5a Alexandra Earnshaw], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>
*[[Caroline Gordon]], account director. Former parliamentary advisor to [[Yvette Cooper]] MP and account director at lobbyists [[Connect Communications]].<ref> Linkedin [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/caroline-gordon/17/bb6/2b4/en Caroline Gordon], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>
*[[Toby Hannam]], account executive. Former government life sciences advisor to [[George Freeman]] MP.
*[[Nadia Hill]], account director. Formerly of [[Insight Consulting Group]] and [[MHP Communications]] health department.<ref> Linkedin [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/nadia-hill/44/ba9/186/en Nadia Hill], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>
*[[Beth Hooper]], account manager. Former senior parliamentary researcher at [[Policy Research Unit]] Limited in the House of Commons, where she had the responsibility of briefing [[Conservative]] MPs and peers on health policy issues in Parliament.<ref> Linkedin [https://www.linkedin.com/pub/beth-hooper/a3/880/4a6/en Beth Hooper], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>
*[[Christiane Kellner]], consultant.
*[[Greg Manuel]], account executive. Had previously worked for a [[Labour]] MP.
*[[Jan Maly]], health policy consultant. Former account manager at [[Insight Consulting Group]].<ref> Linkedin [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/jan-maly/34/b08/a00/en Jan Maly], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>
*[[Ed McIntosh]], account manager. Formerly in the government affairs department of [[Sanofi]], where he attended meeting with MPs and briefed on policy documents.<ref> Linkedin [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/ed-mcintosh/46/22a/b7a/en Ed McIntosh], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>
*[[Ben Nunn]], account director. Former research in the House of Commons and account manager of [[MHP Communications]].<ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/ben-nunn/49/361/896 Ben Nunn], accessed 25 July 2015.</ref>
*[[Valeria Orezzi]], account executive. Former campaign assistant to [[Tom Brake]] MP and account executive at [[Portcullis Public Affairs]].<ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/valeria-orezzi/70/79b/453 Valeria Orezzi], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>
*[[Yanieke Becker]], executive assistant.
*[[Sue Stowers]], office and operations manager.<ref> Incisive Health [http://www.incisivehealth.com/people People], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Amna Ahmad]] | [[Alice Bevan]] | [[Mike Birtwistle]] | [[Susannah Cleary]] | [[Lexi Cotoulas]] | [[Anna De]] | [[Richard Douglas]] | [[Alexandra Earnshaw]] | [[Caroline Gordon]] | [[Susie Hackett]] | [[Toby Hannam]] | [[Nadia Hill]] | [[Beth Hooper]] | [[Aalia Kazi]] | [[Christiane Kellner]] | [[Jan Maly]] | [[Greg Manuel]] | [[Edmund McIntosh]] | [[Bill Morgan]] | [[Valeria Orezzi]] | [[Chris Warren]] | [[Sarah Winstone]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Incisive%20Health Incisive Health staff Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Amna Ahmad]] | [[Mike Birtwistle]] | [[Susannah Cleary]] | [[Lexi Cotoulas]] | [[Anna DeRichard Douglas]] | [[Alexandra Earnshaw]] | [[Caroline Gordon]] | [[Toby Hannam]] | [[Nadia Hill]] | [[Beth Hooper]] | [[Aalia Kazi]] | [[Christiane Kellner]] | [[Jan Maly]] | [[Greg Manuel]] | [[Edmund McIntosh]] | [[Bill Morgan]] | [[Valeria Orezzi]] | [[Chris Warren]] | [[Sarah Winstone]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Incisive Health Incisive Health staff, Register 1st December 2015-28th February 2016], ''APPC'', accessed 11 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Amna Ahmad]] | [[Mike Birtwistle]] | [[Susannah Cleary]] | [[Alexandra Earnshaw]] | [[Caroline Gordon]] | [[Toby Hannam]] | [[Nadia Hill]] | [[Beth Hooper]] | [[Aalia Kazi]] | [[Christiane Kellner]] | [[Jan Maly]] | [[Greg Manuel]] | [[Edmund McIntosh]] | [[Bill Morgan]] | [[Ben Nun]] | [[Valeria Orezzi]] | [[Chris Warren]] | [[Sarah Winstone]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Incisive%20Health Incisive Health APPG staff list Register Feb 16], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>
====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Mike Birtwistle]] | [[Alexandra Earnshaw]] | [[Caroline Gordon]] | [[Toby Hannam]] | [[Nadia Hill]] | [[Beth Hooper]] | [[Aalia Kazi]] | [[Christiane Kellner]] | [[Jan Maly]] | [[Greg Manuel]] | [[Edmund McIntosh]] | [[Bill Morgan]] | [[Ben Nunn]] | [[Valeria Orezzi]] | [[Nikita Vaghjiani]] | [[Sarah Winstone]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Incisive Health client list Jun-Aug15] ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>
====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Andrew Bell]] | [[Mike Birtwistle]] | [[Alexandra Earnshaw]] | [[Caroline Gordon]] | [[Toby Hannam]] | [[Nadia Hill]] | [[Stephen Hoffman]] | [[Beth Hooper]] | [[Christiane Kellner]] | [[Kelly Maguire]] | [[Jan Maly]] [[Greg Manuel]] | [[Edmund McIntosh]] | [[Bill Morgan]] | [[Ben Nunn]] | [[Valeria Orezzi]] | [[Sarah Winstone]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Incisive Health client list Mar-May15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

==Clients==
===Website===
====Circa 2015====
[[Alzheimer's Society]] | [[Bayer]] | [[NHS England]] | [[Cancer Research UK]] | [[Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Health]] | [[Asthma UK]] | [[Sanofi]] | [[Roche]] | [[LEO Pharma]] | [[Beating Bowel Cancer]] | [[Norgine]] | [[Pharma Mar]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Macmillan Cancer Support]] | [[Rarer Cancers Foundation]] | [[General Medical Council]] | [[Cerner]] | [[Positively UK]] | [[Results with Lucy]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[BIVDA]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[abbvie]] | [[Crohn's & Colitis UK]] | [[British Liver Trust]] | [[The Proprietary Association of Great Britain]] | [[MSD]] | [[23andMe]] | [[Diabetes UK]] | [[End of Life Care Campaign]] | [[Gilead]] | [[Reed Elsevier]] | [[Global Lung Cancer Coalition]] | [[Alexion]] | [[AddAction]]<ref> Incisive Health [http://www.incisivehealth.com/clients Clients], accessed 25 June 2015.</ref>

===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
Incisive Health registered in March 2015, and their listings from 2015 onward are listed below:
====April - June 2016====
[[Foundation for Liver Research]] | [[Proprietary Association of Great Britain (PAGB)]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zm31AAA 'Incisive Health profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[AbbVie]] | [[Bayer]] | [[Foundation for Liver Research]] | [[Sanofi]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zm31AAA Incisive Health profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[23andMe]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[Addaction]] | [[Bayer]] | [[BIVDA]] | [[Sanofi]]
<ref> Register of Consultant Lobbyists [https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zm31AAA Incisive Health], accessed 8 February 2016.</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[AbbVie]] | [[Bayer]] | [[Foundation for Liver Research]] | [[Macmillan Cancer Support]] | [[Rarer Cancers Foundation]]
====April - June 2015====
[[23andMe]] | [[Alexion]] | [[Bayer]] | [[Macmillan Cancer Support]] | [[Motor Neurone Disease Association]] | [[Sanofi]]
====January 2015-March 2015====
[[23andMe]] | [[Alexion]] | [[Cancer Research UK]] | [[Macmillan Cancer Support]] | [[Rarer Cancers Foundation]] | [[Sanofi]]

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[23andMe]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[Addaction]] | [[Alexion]] | [[Allocate Software Ltd]] | [[Arthritis Research UK]] | [[Association of Medical Research Charities]] | [[Baxalta]] | [[Bayer]] | [[Beating Bowel Cancer]] | [[BIVDA]] | [[British Heart Foundation]] | [[British Society for Immunology]] | [[Celgene]] | [[End of Life Care Campaign]] | [[Foundation for Liver Research]] | [[General Medical Council]] | [[Gilead]] | [[Global Lung Cancer Coalition]] | [[Haemophilia Society]] | [[Hill Dickinson]] | [[LEO Pharma]] | [[Leonard Cheshire Disability]] | [[Macmillan Cancer Support]] | [[Merck Sharpe & Dohme]] | [[National Autism Project]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[Norgine]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Pharmaceutical Oncology Initiative (POI)]] | [[Proprietary Association of Great Britain]] | [[Rarer Cancers Foundation]] | [[Results with Lucy]] | [[Roche]] | [[Sanofi]] | [[Vertex]] | [[Virgin Care Limited]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[23andMe]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[Addaction]] | [[Alexion]] | [[Arthritis Research UK]] | [[Baxalta]] | [[Bayer]] | [[Beating Bowel Cancer]] | [[BIVDA]] | [[British Society for Immunology]] | [[Celgene]] | [[End of Life Care Campaign]] | [[Foundation for Liver Research]] | [[General Medical Council]] | [[Gilead]] | [[Global Lung Cancer Coalition]] | [[Haemophilia Society]] | [[Hill Dickinson]] | [[LEO Pharma]] | [[Leonard Cheshire Disability]] | [[Macmillan Cancer Support]] | [[Merck Sharpe & Dohme]] | [[NHS Clinical Commissioners]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[Norgine]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Proprietary Association of Great Britain]] | [[Rarer Cancers Foundation]] | [[Results with Lucy]] | [[Roche]] | [[Sanofi]] | [[Vertex]] | [[Virgin Care Limited]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[23andMe]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[Addaction]] | [[Alexion]] | [[Bayer Healthcare]] | [[Beating Bowel Cancer]] | [[BIVDA]] | [[BSI]] | [[Cancer Research UK]] | [[Celgene]] | [[End of Life Care Campaign]] | [[Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health]] | [[Foundation for Liver Research]] | [[General Medical Council]] | [[Gilead]] | [[Global Lung Cancer Coalition]] | [[Haemophilia Society]] | [[LEO Pharma]] | [[Leonard Cheshire Disability]] [[Macmillan Cancer Support]] | [[MSD (Merck Sharpe & Dohme)]] | [[NHS Clinical Commissioners]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[Norgine]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[PharmaMar]] | [[Rarer Cancers Foundation]] | [[Roche]] | [[Sanofi]] | [[Virgin Care Limited]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Incisive%20Health Incisive Health APPG client list Register Feb 16], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>
====June 2015-August 2015====
[[23andMe]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[Addaction]] | [[Alexion]] | [[Alzheimer's Society]] | [[Bayer Healthcare]] | [[Beating Bowel Cancer]] | [[BIVDA]] | [[Cancer Research UK]] | [[Celgene]] | [[Crohns and Colitis UK]] | [[UK End of Life Care Campaign]] | [[Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health]] | [[General Medical Council]] | [[Gilead]] | [[Global Lung Cancer Coalition]] | [[MSD (Merck Sharpe & Dohme)]] | [[MND Association]] | [[NHS Clinical Commissioners]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[Norgine]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[PharmaMar]] | [[Rarer Cancers Foundation]] | [[Roche]] | [[Sanofi]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Incisive Health client list Jun-Aug15] ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>
====March 2015-May 2015====
[[23andMe]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[Addaction]] | [[Alexion]] | [[Alzheimer's Society]] | [[Asthma UK]] | [[Bayer Healthcare]] | [[Beating Bowel Cancer]] | [[BIVDA]] | [[Cancer Research UK]] | [[Celgene]] | [[Crohns and Colitis UK]] [[End of Life Care Campaign]] | [[Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Health]] | [[General Medical Council]] | [[Gilead]] | [[Global Lung Cancer Coalition]] | [[LEO Pharma]] | [[Macmillan Cancer Support]] | [[MSD (Merck Sharpe & Dohme)]] | [[NHS Clinical Commissioners]] | [[NHS Partners Network]] | [[Norgine]] | [[Novartis]] | [[PAGB]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[PharmaMar]] | [[Rarer Cancers Foundation]] |
[[Results with Lucy]] | [[Roche]] | [[Sanofi]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Incisive Health client list Mar-May15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

==Contact==
:'''Address:''' Incisive Health, 48 Charlotte Street, London, W1T 2NS

:'''Telephone:''' 020 3701 0425

:'''Email:''' info@incisivehealth.com

:'''Website:''' http://www.incisivehealth.com/

:'''Twitter:''' @incisivehealth

==Notes==
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[[Category:Healthcare Industry]]
[[Category:Lobbying]]

Insight Public Affairs

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According to the UK Register of All-Party Groups, the PR and lobbying firm [[Insight Public Affairs]] is employed by pharmaceutical firms [[Sanofi-Aventis]], [[Bayer Schering Pharma]] and [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] to provide administrative assistance (organising meetings, sending invitations).<ref>[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/register/memi542.htm Register of All-Party Groups], UK Parliament website, accessed 20 Nov 2009</ref>

Insight Public Affairs also works with the National Literacy Trust (NLT) and the Chartered Institute of Librarians and Information Professionals (CILIP).<ref>[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/register/memi381.htm Register of All-Party Groups], UK Parliament website, accessed 20 Nov 2009</ref>

An article in The Times (London) of 25 September 2009 notes:
:Insight Public Affairs, which is still dominated by former Labour staff members and has not yet recruited a Tory candidate, has issued a flattering guide to likely stars of the 2010 intake of MPs, with advice on how to lobby them. "So many new MPs," wrote an account executive, Mark Wheeler, "so many lobby interests, so little time."<ref>Tom Baldwin and Alice Fishburn, "Movers and shakers who are working to become your MP; Tom Baldwin and Alice Fishburn on a blurring of the fine line between business and politics", The Times, Sept 25 2009</ref>

In February 2015 Insight rebranded itself as [[Insight Consulting Group]] in order to reflect its change in focus. MD [[John Lehal]] said 'its work has included more than government affairs for a long time and that it reached "beyond Westminster and Whitehall"'.<ref> Ian Griggs [http://www.prweek.com/article/1332116/insight-public-affairs-rebrands-insight-consulting-group Insight Public Affairs rebrands as Insight Consulting Group] ''PR Week'', 3 February 2015, accessed 6 May 2015.</ref>

==Views on lobbying transparency==
Following extensive evidence gathering in 2008, the House of Commons Public Administration Select Committee published their report and recommendations on Lobbying in early January 2009. The Committee's report recommended the mandatory register of lobbyists.

In a January 2009 interview about lobbying of members of the House of Lords on BBC Radio 5 Live, Insight's accounts director [[Chris West]] seemed to agree with the Committee. He emphasised the importance of "being really open", adding, "All we're looking for is transparency in lobbying."<ref>Chris West, interviewed on BBC Radio 5 Live, Jan 2009, archived at [http://www.insightpa.com/news.html#inline-sample By Us], IPA website, accessed 20 Nov 2009</ref>

But in a contradiction of this view, Insight's [[James Tyrrell]] criticised the Committee's recommendation that all communications between lobbyists and policy makers should be reported. He said:
:The recommendation for all agencies to publish their client list is to be welcomed. But the principal weakness of the report is the proposal - under compulsory regulation - to report all communication between the policymaker and the lobbyist. There remains an inherent difficulty in defining a lobbyist - a fact that risks undermining the committee’s objectives. If we include every group or individual and require them to register every meeting with an MP or civil servant, it will at best be burdensome and at worst a mechanism for disenfranchisement for those least able to meet exacting standards. The public affairs industry needs to uphold exceptional ethics - but discouraging political engagement is not the way to do it.<ref>James Tyrrell, quoted in [http://www.insightpa.com/InsightPA_newslettermarch.pdf Inside: News from Insight's Political and Media Consultants], March 2009</ref>

==All-Party Parliamentary Groups==
Insight works with:
*the [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]]<ref>[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/160203/atrial-fibrillation.htm Atrial Fibrillation APPG Register Feb 16], ''www.parliament.uk'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>
* the [[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Libraries, Literacy and Information Management]]<ref>[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/register/memi381.htm Register of All-Party Groups], UK Parliament website, accessed 20 Nov 2009</ref>
*the [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]]<ref>[http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm/cmallparty/register/memi542.htm Register of All-Party Groups], UK Parliament website, accessed 20 Nov 2009</ref>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents clients on behalf of whom '''ICG''' have lobbied government ministers. Their 2015/2016 filings are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Heart Valve Voice]] | [[Voyage Care]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000007h6K8AAI 'Insight Public Affairs profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 21 July 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[Melanoma UK]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000007h6K8AAI Insight Public Affairs profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[Hospira]] | [[Janssen]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Bristol-Myers Squibb]]
====January - March 2015====
[[All-Party Parliamentary Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]]

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Alcon]] | [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]] | [[Alstom]] | [[Anti-Coagulation Europe]] | [[ARIAD]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Bluebird Care]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[Camden Town Unlimited]] | [[Chartered Institute of Marketing]] | [[Coloplast]] | [[Elephant Family]] | [[Finders International]] | [[Fortune]] | [[Heart Valve Voice]] | [[Learning Disability Voices]] | [[Local Government Association]] | [[Look Ahead Care and Support Melanoma UK]] | [[National Literacy Trust]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Paddy Power Betfair]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[PWC]] | [[Sanofi]] | [[Teva UK]] | [[Thrombosis UK]] | [[Voyage Care]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=ICG%20(Insight%20Consulting%20Group) Insight Consulting Group staff, Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Alcon]] | [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Coagulation Europe ARIAD]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Betfair]] | [[Biomerieux]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[British Parking Association]] | [[Camden Town Unlimited]] | [[Chartered Institute of Marketing]] | [[Coca-Cola]] | [[Coloplast]] | [[Elephant Family]] | [[Heart Valve Voice]] | [[Hospira]] | [[Janssen]] [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Local Government Association]] | [[Look Ahead Care and Support Melanoma UK]] | [[National Literacy Trust]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[PWC]] | [[Teva UK]] | [[Thrombosis UK]] | [[Voyage Care]]<ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=ICG (Insight Consulting Group) Insight Consulting Group Register 1st December 2015-28th February 2016], ''APPC'', accessed 11 April 2016</ref>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Alcon]] | [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]] | [[Alstom]] | [[Anti-Coagulation Europe]] | [[ARIAD]] | [[Arrhythmia Alliance]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Betfair]] | [[Biomerieux]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[British Parking Association]] | [[Camden Town Unlimited]] | [[Chartered Institute of Marketing]] | [[Coca-Cola]] | [[Coloplast]] | [[Elephant Family]] | [[Heart Valve Voice]] | [[Hospira]] | [[Janssen]] | [[John Lewis Partnership]] | [[Local Government Association]] | [[Look Ahead Care and Support Melanoma UK]] | [[National Literacy Trust]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Teva UK]] | [[Thrombosis UK]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=ICG%20(Insight%20Consulting%20Group ICG Consulting client list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Alcon]] | [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]] | [[Alstom]] | [[Anti-Coagulation Europe]] | [[ARIAD]] | [[Arrhythmia Alliance]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Betfair]] | [[Biomerieux]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[British Parking Association]] | [[Camden Town Unlimited]] | [[Chartered Institute of Marketing]] | [[Coloplast]] | [[Elephant Family]] | [[General Dental Council]] | [[Hospira]] | [[Janssen]] | [[Look Ahead Care and Support]] | [[Melanoma UK]] | [[National Literacy Trust]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Teva UK]] | [[Thrombosis UK]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Insight PA client list Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Alcon]] | [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]] | [[Anti-Coagulation Europe]] | [[ARIAD]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Betfair]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[British Parking Association]] | [[Camden Town Unlimited]] | [[Coloplast]] | [[Design Council]] | [[Elephant Family]] | [[General Dental Council]] | [[Hospira]] | [[Janssen]] | [[Lifeblood: The Thrombosis Charity]] | [[Look Ahead Care and Support]] | [[Melanoma UK]] | [[National Literacy Trust]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Outdoor Media Centre]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Proprietary Association of Great Britain]] | [[Public Fundraising Regulatory Association]] | [[Sport England]] | [[Teva UK]] | [[UK Cards Association]] | [[UK Clinical Pharmacy Association]]<ref name="May15"> APPC [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=ICG%20(Insight%20Consulting%20Group) Register for 1st March 2015 - 31st May 2015], accessed 15 June 2015.</ref>

====December-February 2015====
[[Alcon]] | [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] ([[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] employs ICG to act as the groups secretariat. A proportion of AFA income includes an unrestricted grant to provide secretariat and administrative services to the group from [[Bayer]], [[Boehringer Ingelheim]] and
[[Pfizer-BMS Alliance]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]] (supported by [[Bayer]], [[Boehringer Ingelheim]], [[Leo Pharma]] and [[Pfizer-BMS Alliance]] | [[Anti-Coagulation Europe]] | [[ARIAD]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Betfair]] | [[Bluebird Care]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[British Parking Association]] | [[Camden Town Unlimited]] | [[Design Council]] | [[Elephant Family]] | [[General Dental Council]] | [[Hospira]] | [[Janssen]] | [[Lifeblood: The Thrombosis Charity]] | [[Look Ahead Care and Support]] | [[Melanoma UK]] | [[National Literacy Trust]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Outdoor Media Centre]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Proprietary Association of Great Britain]] | [[Public Fundraising Regulatory Association]] | [[Teva UK]] | [[The Institution of Engineering and Technology]] | [[UCB Pharma]] | [[UK Clinical Pharmacy Association]]<ref name="Feb15"> APPC [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Register for 1st December 2014 - 28th February 2015], accessed 15 June 2015.</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Alcon]] | [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]] | [[Anti-Coagulation Europe]] | [[ARIAD]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Betfair]] | [[Bluebird Care]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[British Parking Association]] | [[Camden Town Unlimited]] | [[General Dental Council]] | [[Janssen]] | [[Lifeblood: The Thrombosis Charity]] | [[Look Ahead Care and Support Melanoma UK]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Outdoor Media Centre]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Public Fundraising Regulatory Association]] | [[PwC]] UK | [[Sandoz]] | [[Teva]] UK Ltd | [[The Institution of Engineering and Technology]] | [[UCB Pharma]] Ltd | UK [[Clinical Pharmacy Association]]<ref name="sept14"> APPC [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Insight%20Public%20Affairs Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014], accessed 20 January 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Alcon]] | [[All-Party Group on Atrial Fibrillation]] | [[All-Party Parliamentary Thrombosis Group]] | [[Anti-Coagulation Europe]] | [[Atrial Fibrillation Association]] | [[Betfair]] | [[Bluebird Care]] | [[Bristol-Myers Squibb]] | [[British Parking Association]] | [[Camden Town Unlimited]] | [[General Dental Council]] | [[Janssen]] | [[Lifeblood: The Thrombosis Charity]] | [[Melanoma UK]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Outdoor Media Centre]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Public Fundraising Regulatory Association]] | [[PwC UK]] | [[Sandoz]] | [[Teva]] UK Ltd | [[UCB Pharma]] Ltd | [[UK Clinical Pharmacy Association]]<ref name="MP"> APPC [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Insight%20Public%20Affairs Register 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014], accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

====November 2009====
[[Bayer]] Healthcare/[[Bayer Schering Pharma]] | [[Celgene]] | [[Circle Anglia]] | [[CDFA]] - [[Community Development Finance Institutions]] | [[CRFP]] - [[Council For The Registration Of Forensic Practitioners]] | [[Foundations]] | [[Genzyme]] | [[Harrahs]] | [[ITM]] | [[Lifeblood]] - the thrombosis charity | [[Local Government Information Unit]] | [[Lloyds Pharmacy]] | [[National Autistic Society]] | [[National Literacy Trust]] | [[N.O.W.]] | [[National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society]] | [[Payplan]] | [[Pulmonary Hypertension Association]] | [[Rentokil]] Initial | [[Sanofi-Aventis]] | [[Skills for Care]] | [[St Mungo's]] | [[Total Politics]] | [[Wallace & Gromit's Children's Foundation]]<ref>[http://www.insightpa.com/clients.html Clients], IPA website, accessed 20 Nov 2009</ref>

==People==
As at January 2015:<ref> [http://insightpublicaffairs.com/about/our-team/ Our team] ''Insight Public Affairs'', accessed 20 January 2015 </ref>
*[[John Lehal]] - managing director
*[[James Tyrrell]] - deputy managing director
*[[Jim Rothwell]] - associate director
*[[Neil Gadhok]] - associate director
*[[Sarah Jones]] - associate director
*[[Daniel Cambers]] - associate director
*[[Ed McRandal]] - account director
*[[John Higginson]] - head of corporate communications<ref> Rod Muir [https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/insight-swoops-higginson Insight swoops for Higginson] ''Public Affairs News'', 4 May 2015, accessed 6 May 2015.</ref>

===Former people===
*[[Louise Phillips]] - head of media (November 2013-December 2014). Has worked as a media assistant during [[Brian Paddick]]'s Mayoral Campaign in 2008, has worked for the [[Liberal Democrats]] as a senior election broadcast officer during the 2010 General Election and a senior press officer from 2008 to 2010, a consultant at [[Open Road]] is currently global media relations manager at [[Unilever]].<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/louisekphillips Louise Phillips] ''Linkedin'', accessed 20 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Victoria Parker]] - former account executive/manager 2012-2014. Former parliamentary researcher to [[David Amess]] MP from 2007 to 2010. Is currently a senior account manager at [[MHP Communications]].<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/victoria-parker/21/a73/865 Victoria Parker] ''Linkedin'', accessed 20 January 2015 </ref>

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Alfie Brierley]] | [[Daniel Cambers]] | [[Josh Collier]] | [[Joe Cormack]] | [[Harriet Deane]] | [[Emily Fisher]] | [[Rob Fuller]] | [[Neil Gadhok]] | [[Rebecca Godfrey]] | [[Alistair Gordon]] | [[Elizabeth Gutfreund-Walmsley]] | [[John Higginson]] | [[Sarah Jones]] | [[Richard Kelly]] | [[Laura Kennedy]] | [[James le Grice]] | [[John Lehal]] | [[Ed McRandal]] | [[James Rothwell]] | [[Neal Suchak]] | [[Greg Sutherland]] | [[Katie Thurston-Smith]] | [[Robert Toomey]] (intern) | [[Lewis van Diggele]] | [[Helen Walsh]] | [[Ben Wheatley]] | [[Dominic Woodcock]] (intern) <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Tom Barrett]] (intern)| [[Daniel Cambers]] | [[Josh Collier]] | [[Joe Cormack]] | [[Harriet Deane]] | [[Rob Fuller]] | [[Neil Gadhok]] | [[Rebecca Godfrey]] | [[Alistair Gordon]] | [[Elizabeth Gutfreund-Walmsley]] | [[John Higginson]] | [[Sarah Jones]] | [[Richard Kelly]] | [[Laura Kennedy]] | [[James le Grice]] | [[John Lehal]] | [[Ed McRandal]] | [[Caitlin Murray]] (intern)| [[James Rothwell]] | [[Neal Suchak]] | [[Greg Sutherland]] | [[Katie Thurston-Smith]] | [[James Tyrrell]] | [[Lewis van Diggele]] | [[Helen Walsh]] | [[Ben Wheatley]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Tom Barrett]] (intern) | [[Daniel Cambers]] | [[Josh Collier]] | [[Joe Cormack]] | [[Harriet Deane]] | [[Rob Fuller]] | [[Neil Gadhok]] | [[Rebecca Godfrey]] | [[Alistair Gordon]] | [[Elizabeth Gutfreund-Walmsley]] | [[John Higginson]] | [[Sarah Jones]] | [[Richard Kelly]] | [[Laura Kennedy]] | [[James le Grice]] | [[John Lehal]] | [[Ed McRandal]] | [[Caitlin Murray]] (intern) | [[Alex Pegler]] | [[James Rothwell]] | [[Laurence Sleator]] (intern) | [[Neal Suchak]] | [[Greg Sutherland]] | [[Katie Thurston-Smith]] | [[James Tyrrell]] | [[Lewis van Diggele]] | [[Helen Walsh]] | [[Ben Wheatley]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=ICG%20(Insight%20Consulting%20Group ICG Consulting staff list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Miski Abdi]] (intern) | [[Edward Baggaley]] (intern) | [[Daniel Cambers]] | [[Josh Collier]] (intern) | [[Joe Cormack]] | [[Rob Fuller]] | [[Neil Gadhok]] | [[Rebecca Godfrey]] | [[Alistair Gordon]] | [[Elizabeth Gutfreund-Walmsley]] | [[John Higginson]] | [[Sarah Jones]] | [[Richard Kelly]] | [[Laura Kennedy]] | [[James le Grice]] | [[John Lehal]] | [[Ciara Martin]] (intern) | [[Ed McRandal]] | [[Alex Pegler]] | [[James Rothwell]] | [[Laurence Sleator]] (intern) | [[Neal Suchak]] | [[Greg Sutherland]] | [[Katie Thurston-Smith]] | [[James Tyrrell]] | [[Lewis van Diggele]] | [[Helen Walsh]] | [[Ben Wheatley]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Insight PA staff list Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Miski Abdi]] | [[Edward Baggaley]] | [[Daniel Cambers]] | [[Ed Croall]] | [[Rob Fuller]] | [[Neil Gadhok]] | [[Rebecca Godfrey]] | [[Elizabeth Gutfreund-Walmsley]] | [[John Higginson]] | [[Sarah Jones]] | [[Richard Kelly]] | [[Laura Kennedy]] | [[James le Grice]] | [[John Lehal]] | [[Ed McRandal]] | [[Victoria Parker]] | [[Alex Pegler]] | [[Louise Phillips]] | [[James Rothwell]] | [[Vibha Sharma]] | [[Isabel Stoker]] | [[Greg Sutherland]] | [[Katie Thurston]] | [[James Tyrrell]] | [[Lewis van Diggele]] | [[Helen Walsh]] | [[Ben Wheatley]]<ref name="May15"/>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Daniel Cambers]] | [[Ed Croall]] | [[Rob Fuller]] | [[Neil Gadhok]] | [[Rebecca Godfrey]] | [[Elizabeth Gutfreund-Walmsley]] | [[Sarah Jones]] | [[Richard Kelly]] | [[Laura Kennedy]] | [[James le Grice]] | [[James le Grice]] | [[John Lehal]] | [[Ed McRandal]] | [[Victoria Parker]] | [[Alex Pegler]] | [[Louise Phillips]] | [[Leo Rees]] | [[James Rothwell]] | [[Vibha Sharma]] | [[Isabel Stoker]] | [[Greg Sutherland]] | [[Katie Thurston]] | [[James Tyrrell]] | [[Lewis van Diggele]] | [[Helen Walsh]] | [[Ben Wheatley]]<ref name="Feb15"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Sophie Brammer]] (intern) | [[Daniel Cambers]] | [[Jonathan Duell]] (intern) | [[Rob Fuller]] | [[Neil Gadhok]] | [[Rebecca Godfrey]] | [[Elizabeth Gutfreund-Walmsley]] | [[Sarah Jones]] | [[Richard Kelly]] | [[Laura Kennedy]] | [[James Le Grice]] | [[John Lehal]] | [[Ed McRandal]] | [[Laura Newby]] | [[Victoria Parker]] | [[Louise Phillips]] | [[James Rothwell]] | [[Vibha Sharma]] | [[Katie Thurston]] | [[James Tyrrell]] | [[Lewis van Diggele]] | [[Ben Wheatley]]<ref name="sept14"/>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[William Black]] | [[Daniel Cambers]] | [[Fred Cotterill]] | [[Rob Fuller]] | [[Neil Gadhok]] | [[Elizabeth Gutfreund-Walmsley]] | [[Sarah Jones]] | [[Richard Kelly]] | [[Laura Kennedy]] | [[James Le Grice]] | [[John Lehal]] | [[Ed McRandal]] | [[Laura Newby]] | [[Victoria Parker]] | [[Louise Phillips]] | [[James Rothwell]] | [[Vibha Sharma]] | [[Katie Thurston]] | [[James Tyrrell]] | [[Lewis van Diggele]] | [[Ben Wheatley]]<ref name="MP"/>

==Resources==
[[Insight Public Affairs, APPC Register Entry for 1 June 2009 to 31 August 2009]]

==Notes==
<references/>
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Hume Brophy

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Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

'''Hume Brophy''' is a PR and lobbying firm with offices in London, Dublin, Brussels and Singapore. [[Image:Hume Brophy.jpg|300px|right|thumb|Hume Brophy, London Office: 1 Fetter Lane, London EC4A 1BR (round the corner from [[Alternative Investment Management Association]])]].
==Lobbying for big tobacco==
[[British American Tobacco]] was previously one of the firm's major clients, along with shopkeepers' trade body, The [[National Federation of Retail Newsagents]], which has fought a high-profile campaign in the fight against a tobacco display ban in UK shops.

In February 2011 the ''Guardian'' revealed that Hume Brophy had emailed UK MPs claiming a tobacco display ban would have a "devastating effect on the small business sector in your constituency". <ref name="accused"> Jamie Doward and Alex Ascherson [http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/feb/26/tobacco-firms-campaign-cigarettes-display Tobacco firms accused of funding campaign to keep cigarettes on display], guardian.co.uk, Saturday 26 February 2011, accessed 9 June 2011 </ref>

:More than 80 MPs backed the federation's campaign – and smaller shops were exempted from the ban on behind-the-counter displays for 18 months, which was a significant victory.

:BAT confirmed that Hume Brophy had attended meetings between BAT and the federation in which the campaign was discussed. However, BAT denied it used "underhand tactics" or that the federation was a front for the company.<ref> Jaime Doward,[http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2011/may/28/british-american-tobacco-funding-ban-campaign British American Tobacco admits funding campaign against display ban], guardian.co.uk, Saturday 28 May 2011, accessed 9 June 2011</ref>

However a former federation president, [[Colin Finch]] told the Guardian:
"The federation is a puppet of the tobacco industry." He accused tobacco companies of using "retailers to legitimise their campaign" and said tobacco money flowed into the federation "discreetly" via sponsorship of trade events, annual conferences, seminars, meetings and dinners.<ref name="accused"/>

==People==
===Directors===
*[[John Hume (lobbyist)|John Hume]], founding partner
*[[Eoin Brophy]], founding partner
*[[Michael Brophy]], chairman. Previously was a Chief Executive within the international media group, [[Independent News and Media]] plc, leading the company’s publishing, digital and printing operations across Northern Ireland.
*[[Conall McDevitt]], chief executive. Resigned as member of the Northern Ireland legislative assembly (SDLP) because he had failed to declare payments received from his former employer [[Weber Shandwick]] in 2010
*[[Maria Cryan]], managing director, Dublin
*[[Robert Condon]], managing director, London
*[[Mary Clark]], managing director, international healthcare
*[[Simon Elliott]], managing director, international corporate communications practice
*Dr [[Kevin Bradley]], managing director, environment, natural resources and energy

====Revolving door====
*Former UK minister of state for employment [[Esther McVey]] was appointed senior consultant at '''Hume Brophy''' in November 2015. <ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/mcvey-esther-minister-of-state-for-employment-department-for-work-and-pensions-acoba-recommendation/summary-of-business-appointments-applications-esther-mcvey ACOBA business appointments, Esther McVey], ''Gov.uk'', accessed 16 February 2016</ref>
*[[George Lyon]], senior consultant to the agri-food practice from January 2015.<ref> [http://www.publicaffairsnetworking.com/news/george-lyon-joins-hume-brophy-as-senior-consultant George Lyon joins Hume Brophy as Senior Consultant] ''Public Affairs Networking'', 12 January 2015, accessed 14 January 2015 </ref> Former member of [[Scottish Parliament]] and [[European Parliament]] for the [[Liberal Democrats]].
*[[Anne McIntosh]], senior consultant from June 2015.<ref> David Singleton [https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/hume-brophy-hires-ex-tory-mp-anne-mcintosh Hume Brophy hires ex-Tory MP Anne McIntosh] ''Public Affairs News'', 17 June 2015, accessed 1 July 2015.</ref> Former [[Conservative]] MP
*[[John Hume]]
*[[Conall Devitt]]

====Previous partners====
*[[Karl Brophy]], Partner <ref>Hume Brophy [http://www.humebrophy.com/who/partners/ Partners], accessed 13 January 2009</ref>
*[[Conor Foley]], Partner EU. Now advisor on government and regulatory affairs at [[Norton Rose Fulbright]]<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/conor-foley/7/b78/912 Conor Foley] ''Linkedin'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Steve McCool]], Partner and Head of UK business. Now an associate director of corporate communications & investor relations at [[Macquarie Group]]<ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/in/stevemccool Steve McCool] ''Linkedin'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Una McGirr]], Managing Director Asia. Now executive director at The [[Farmleigh Fellowship]]<ref> [http://sg.linkedin.com/in/unamcgirr Una McGirr] ''Linkedin'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>
*[[Paul Jordan]], associate partner and deputy MD of HB's Brussels practice, appointed April 2013, was previously at the [[MCI Group]], where he was a client director working primarily across the healthcare sector, managing "a number of high-profile trade and professional associations in healthcare and other industries". Jordan previously spent several years in the [[European Commission]] and with [[Deloitte]]’s Brussels operation. <ref> PRweek reporters, [http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/1178324/ Hume Brophy hires Paul Jordan as deputy MD in Brussels], prweek.com, Monday, 15 April 2013, 9:56am </ref> Now owner & consultant at [[Blue Motion Consulting SPRL/BVBA]]<ref> [http://be.linkedin.com/pub/paul-k-jordan/2/1b6/836 Paul K. Jordan] ''Linkedin'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

===APPC UK===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Ryan Denston]] | [[Andrew Dougall]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Sam Julius]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Charlotte Lang]] | [[Chris Martin]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Ross Morrison]] | [[Joshua Rendall]] | [[Roudie Shafie]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Hume%20Brophy Hume Brophy staff, Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Ryan Denston]] | [[Andrew Dougall]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[Alexandra Grant]] | [[Craig Harrow]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Charlotte Lang]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Joshua Rendall]] | [[Roudie Shafie]] | [[Roisin Thomas O'Moore]]<ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2015-November 2015====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Ryan Denston]] | [[Andrew Dougall]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[Craig Harrow]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Charlotte Lang]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Joshua Rendall]] | [[Roudie Shafie]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Hume%20Brophy Hume Brophy Staff List Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 19 February 2016</ref>

====June 2015-August 2015====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Gittings]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Stephanie Reeves]] | [[Joshua Rendall]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Hume Brophy Staff list Jun-Aug15], ''www.parliament.uk'', accessed 19 February 2016</ref>

====March 2015-May 2015====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Simon Elliott]] | [[Caroline Escott]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Gittings]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Stephanie Reeves]] | [[Joshua Rendall]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Hume Brophy Staff list Mar-May15], ''www.parliament.uk'', accessed 19 February 2016</ref>

====December 2014-February 2015====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Simon Elliott]] | [[Caroline Escott]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Gittings]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Stephanie Reeves]] | [[Joshua Rendall]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf Hume Brophy Staff list Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 19 February 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Chloe Choquin]] | [[Robert Condon]] | [[Simon Elliott]] | [[Simon Elliott]] | [[Caroline Escott]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Gittings]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Camille Oster]] | [[Stephanie Reeves]] | [[Joshua Rendall]]<ref name="sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Hume%20Brophy Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 20 January 2015 </ref>

====June 2014-August 2014====
[[Chloe Choquin]] | [[Robert Condon]] | [[Caroline Escott]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Gittings]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Camille Oster]] | [[Stephanie Reeves]] | [[Joshua Rendall]]<ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Hume%20Brophy Register 1st June 2014 - 31st August 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

====March 2014-May 2014====
[[Chloe Choquin]] | [[Robert Condon]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Gittings]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Camille Oster]] | [[Stephanie Reeves]]<ref name="MQ"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-14-REGISTER-1.9.14.pdf Register for 1st March 2014 - 31st May 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 2014 </ref>

====December 2013-February 2014====
[[Chloe Choquin]] | [[Robert Condon]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Graham Kendall]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Conall McDevitt]] | [[Camille Oster]] | [[Stephanie Reeves]] | [[Gary Titley]]<ref name="MR"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-14-REG-7.3.1411.pdf Register for 1st December 2013 - 28th February 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 2014 </ref>

====September 2013-November 2013====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Conor Foley]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Harvey]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Stephanie Reeves]]<ref name="MS"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/13-NOV-REGISTER-26.2.1411.pdf Register for 1st September 2013 - 30th November 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 24 October 2014 </ref>

====June 2013-August 2013====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Conor Foley]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Harvey]] | [[Adam Honeysett-Watts]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Anna McCaul]]<ref name="MT"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Register-August-2014-FINAL11.pdf Register for 1st June 2013 - 31st August 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 24 October 2014 </ref>

====March 2013-May 2013====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Conor Foley]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Harvey]] | [[Adam Honeysett-Watts]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Anna McCaul]]<ref name="MU"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/13-MAY-REGISTER-FINAL-FINAL11.pdf Register for 1st March 2013 - 31st May 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 24 October 2014 </ref>

====December 2012-February 2013====
[[Robert Condon]] | [[Conor Foley]] | [[Andrew Gates]] | [[James Harvey]] | [[Adam Honeysett-Watts]] | [[John Hume]] | [[Anna McCaul]] | [[Steve McCool]]<ref name="MV"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/latest-register_1Dec2012_28Feb2013.pdf Register for 1st December 2012 - 28th February 2013] ''APPC'', accessed 24 October 2014 </ref>

===Senior team as of April 2013===
[[Umar Ahmed]] | [[Edel Bach]] |[[Kees Jan Boonen]] |[[Robert Condon]]| [[Neil Davidson]] | [[Patrick Donaohoe]] | [[David Henry Doyle]] | [[Carl Gibney]] [[Philippe Hamon]] [[James Harvey]] | [[Adam Honeysett-Watts]] | [[Lorna Jennings]] | [[Paul Jordan]] | [[Anna-Maria Karjalainen]] |[[Julie Lassaigne]] | [[Gerry Lumsden]] | [[Mark Lynch]] | [[Belinda Marks]] | [[Eva McKeown-Menseau]] | [[Jo Ann McNulty]] | [[Chris Mehigan]] | [[Herman Neukermans]] | [[Gary Palmer]] | [[Simon Pettinger]] | [[Simren Priestley]] | [[Kelly Rawlinson]] | | [[Anna Sedzik]] | [[Trevor Smith]] | [[Gary Titley]] | [[Karen White]] | [[Kelly Zwartouw]] <ref> Hume Brophy website, acc 17 April 2013 </ref>

===Senior team as of October 2011===
[[Umar Ahmed]] | [[Robert Condon]] | [[Maria Cryan]] [[Philippe Hamon]] [[James Harvey]] |
[[Adam Honeysett-Watts]] | [[Lorna Jennings]] | [[Matthew Kopetski]] | [[Gerry Lumsden]] | [[Belinda Marks]] | [[Claire Marnham]] | [[Chris Mehigan]] | [[Herman Neukermans]] | [[Matthew Orman]] | [[Simon Pettinger]] | [[Kelly Rawlinson]] | [[Dualta Redmond]] | [[Kevin Sammon]] | [[Anna Sedzik]] | [[Trevor Smith]] | [[Gary Titley]] | [[Karen White]] |

===Former staff===
*[[Matthew Kopetski]] - Legal adviser on Hume Brophy's senior team from November 2009-December 2011, now a commercial specialist at the US State Department's US Mission to the European Union since July 2012<ref> [http://be.linkedin.com/pub/matthew-kopetski/8/761/2a5 Matthew Kopetski], LinkedIn full version profile, accessed 15 March 2013 </ref>
*[[Matthew Orman]] - former Hume account director (April 2010 - October 2011), subsequently senior public affairs manager at [[Nestle]], (Oct 2011- Aug 2012) now Associate director at [[Fleishman Hillard]]. Also previously worked for [[Interel]] from [[2002-2008]] <ref> [http://www.linkedin.com/pub/dir/Matthew/Orman Matthew Orman], LinkedIn, acc 26 April 2013 </ref>
*[[Claire Marnham]]
*[[Dualta Redmond]] - now public relations adviser at the BBC
*[[Kevin Sammon]] - was account director at Hume from January 2008- August 2102; Head of Public Relations at IDA Ireland since August 2012 and Board Member at [[London Irish Business Society]] since May 2011
*[[Adam Honeysett-Watts]] - was account director until August 2013 when he joined [[Burson-Marsteller]], part of [[Young & Rubicam]] Group – a subsidiary of [[WPP]] (NASDAQ: WPPGY). Involved with [[City Future]], launched by Sir [[John Major]], which aims to link the City and the [[Conservative Party]].

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents clients on behalf of whom '''Hume Brophy''' have lobbied government ministers, and the firms filings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Element Power]] | [[General Electric]] | [[Mazars]] | [[NATS]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoECAAY 'Hume Brophy profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 20 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Element Power]] | [[GE]] | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[NATS]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoECAAY Hume Brophy profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Adobe]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association]] | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Nutricia: Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Tate & Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000005zoECAAY Hume Brophy profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2016</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Nutricia: Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Tate & Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[World Duty Free]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Nutricia: Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[World Duty Free]]
====January - March 2015====
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[AGA Rangemaster]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association]] | [[British Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Children with Cancer UK]] | [[Glanbia Cheese]] [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Nutricia, Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Tate & Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-industries]] | [[World Duty Free]]

===APPC lobbying register===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Aga Rangemaster Group]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA)]] | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Dell]] | [[Element Power]] | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[GE]] | [[Glanbia Cheese UK Ltd]] | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Mazars]] | [[Natixis Global Asset Management]] | [[NATS]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[St Giles Trust]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[World Duty Free]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Aga Rangemaster Group]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association]](AIMA) | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Element Power]] | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[GE]] | [[Glanbia Cheese UK]]Ltd | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Natixis Global Asset Management]] | [[NATS]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[World Duty Free]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

===September 2015-November 2015===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Aga Rangemaster Group]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association]] (AIMA) | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Children with Cancer UK]] | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese UK Ltd]] | [[Greenwire Ltd]] | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Natixis Global Asset Management]] | [[NATS]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-Industries plc]] | [[World Duty Free]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Hume%20Brophy Hume Brophy client list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 16 February 2016</ref>

===June 2015-August 2015===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Aga Rangemaster Group]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA)]] | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Children with Cancer UK]] | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese UK Ltd]] | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]]
[[QVC]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-Industries plc]] | [[World Duty Free]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/APPC-Register-August-2015.pdf Hume Brophy client list, Register Jun-Aug15], ''APPC.org", accessed 16 February 2016</ref>

===March 2015-May 2015===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Aga Rangemaster Group]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA)]] | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]]
| [[Children with Cancer UK]] | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese UK Ltd]] | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-Industries plc]] | [[World Duty Free]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-2015-REGISTER-FINAL.pdf Hume Brophy client list Register Mar-May15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 16 February 2016</ref>

===December 2014-February 2015===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Aga Rangemaster Group]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA)]] | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Children with Cancer UK]] | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese UK Ltd]] | M[[artindale Pharma]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Crowdfunding Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-Industries plc]] | [[World Duty Free]] <ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/FEB-2015-REGISTER-27.5.15-final.pdf APPC Register Hume Brophy Dec14-Feb15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 16 February 2016</ref>

===September 2014-November 2014===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Aga Rangemaster Group]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association]] (AIMA) | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Children with Cancer]] UK | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese]] UK Ltd | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Southern Water]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-Industries]] plc | [[World Duty Free]]<ref name="sept14"/>

===June 2014-August 2014===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Alternative Investment Management Association]] (AIMA) | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Children with Cancer]] UK | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese]] UK Ltd | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Nikko Asset Management]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-Industries]] plc | [[World Duty Free]]<ref name="MP"/>

===March 2014-May 2014===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[Children with Cancer]] UK | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese]] UK Ltd | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[MetLife]] | [[Nikko Asset Management]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-Industries]] plc | [[World Duty Free]]<ref name="MQ"/>

===December 2013-February 2014===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[British and Irish Chamber of Commerce]] | [[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] | [[European Ocean Energy Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese]] UK Ltd | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[MetLife]] | [[Nikko Asset Management]] | [[Northern Ireland Communications Forum]] | [[Nutricia Advanced Medical Nutrition]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Renewable Energy Association]] | [[Tate and Lyle Sugars]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol Bio-Industries]] plc | [[World Duty Free]]<ref name="MR"/>

===September 2013-November 2013===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[British and Irish Chambers of Commerce]] | [[European Ocean Energy Association]] | [[Glanbia Cheese]] UK Ltd | [[Martindale Pharma]] | [[Ovarian Cancer Action]] | [[QVC]] | [[Renewable Energy Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol BioIndustries]] | [[World Duty Free]]<ref name="MS"/>

===June 2013-August 2013===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[British and Irish Chambers of Commerce]] | [[Consilium Technologies]] | [[European Ocean Energy Association]] | [[QVC]] | [[Renewable Energy Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol BioIndustries]] | [[World Duty Free]]<ref name="MT"/>

===March 2013-May 2013===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[British and Irish Chambers of Commerce]] | [[Consilium Technologies]] | [[European Ocean Energy Association]] | [[QVC]] | [[Renewable Energy Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[Vireol BioIndustries]] | [[World Duty Free]]<ref name="MU"/>

===December 2012-February 2013===
[[Adobe Systems]] | [[Consilium Technologies]] | [[European Ocean Energy Association]] | [[Independent News & Media]] plc | [[QVC]] | [[Renewable Energy Association]] | [[UK Travel Retail Forum]] | [[UN Women UK]] | [[Vireol BioIndustries]] | [[World Duty Free]]<ref name="MV"/>

===December 2011===
Clients generating a turnover of 200000 € - 250000 €: [[ European Travel Retail Council]]
Clients generating a turnover of 150000 € - 200000 €: [[LCH.Clearnet Group]]
Clients generating a turnover of 100000 € - 150000 €: [[Alternative Investment Management Association]] | [[Aon]] | [[Chatham Financial]] | [[Deloitte]] | [[Trafigura]]
Clients generating a turnover of 50000 € - 100000 €: [[ Burger King]] | [[Dublin Airport Authority]] | [[Meat & Livestock Australia]] | [[Monsanto]] | [[Smiths Detection Group]] | [[Wholesale Market Brokers' Association]]
Clients with turnover below 50000 €: [[BNY Mellon]] | [[CME Group]] | [[FX Alliance]] (FXall) | [[International Rugby Board]] | [[London Energy Brokers' Association]] | [[Special Olympics Europe/Eurasia]] | [[Symphony Environmental Technologies]]<ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/transparencyregister/public/consultation/displaylobbyist.do?id=3843982938-44 EU Transparency register], accessed 12 December 2011</ref>

Hume Brophy previously did not publish a client list but says it worked for:<ref>[http://www.humebrophy.com/what/clients/ Hume Brophy website] accessed Jan 08</ref> Investment banks, Stockbroking firms, Investment management houses, Hedge fund management companies, Funds of hedge funds, Fund administration, Law firms, Accountancy/Audit firms, Insurance brokerages, Mortgage providers, Airports, Industry Associations, Technology groups, Defense and security agencies.

Previous clients included:
*[[British American Tobacco]]<ref name="accused"/>
*[[National Federation of Retail Newsagents]]<ref name="accused"/>
*[[Alternative Investment Management Association]]<ref>[http://www.prweek.com/uk/search/article/850722/City---Corporate-Hedge-funds-must-improve-look/ Hedge funds 'must improve look', PR week] October 2008</ref>
*[[European Fund and Asset Management Association]] (EFAMA)<ref name="clients"> Hume Brophy, [http://www.humebrophy.com/our-clients/our-clients-in-the-news/ Our Clients in the news], company website, accessed 9 June 2011</ref>
*[[Grant Thornton]]<ref name="clients"/>
*[[Otkritie]]<ref name="clients"/>
*[[Clear Path Analysis]]<ref name="clients"/>
*[[Dillon Eustace]]<ref name="clients"/>
*[[First State Investments]] <ref> [http://twitter.com/#!/humebrophy First State Investments (client) celebrates 10 years in the UK and Europe. For more information contact belinda.marks@humebrophy.com], Twitter, accessed 11 October 2011 </ref>
*[[Scipion]]<ref> [http://twitter.com/#!/humebrophy Chris Jenkins hired as Scipion (client) steps up global investment drive for faultless CTF fund. Email james.harvey@humebrophy.com], Twitter, accessed 11 October 2011 </ref>
*[[Quanthouse]]
*[[Equilend]] - <ref> Twitter [http://twitter.com/#!/humebrophy EquiLend (client) sees 16% growth in securities transactions as it hits 10-year milestone http://bit.ly/pSf0r7 Email equilend@humebrophy.com]accessed 11 October 2011 </ref>
*[[Bondlend]]
*[[Insparo Asset Management]]
*[[Veritas Asset Management]] - "Hume Brophy have taken the time to understand our business, culture and the individual personalities involved in our firm. This depth of understanding has allowed them to efficiently manage our interaction with the press and maximize coverage via a professionally executed campaign. The team at Hume Brophy stand out from their competitors. The senior individuals are involved in the relationship on a day-to-day basis and they have become an integral part of our team.” ''Richard Meyrick, Director, Head of Sales and Marketing''

===Public Affairs clients and their accolades ===
*[[Nikko Asset Management]] - “Hume Brophy presented us with a thorough and proactive plan to position the company as the world’s leading Japanese & Asian fund management company and they have been highly successful in raising our profile with journalists from across the investment spectrum.” ''[[Charles Beazley]], Nikko AM President (Europe)'' <ref> [http://www.humebrophy.com/government-relations/direct-advocacy-lobbying-support/ Direct Advocacy and Lobbying Support], acc 11 October 2011 </ref> Also 'Interest Group & Association Management'.
*[[Qinetiq]] - Counsel in regulatory affairs to QinetiQ Airport Technologies. “Given their substantial expertise with the aviation sector, Hume Brophy was the perfect partner for QAT. Hume Brophy designed a comprehensive contact programme with senior airport executives across four continents that provided QAT with a platform to market its automatic FOD detection system. Their assistance in lobbying for regulatory changes at both national and EU level has been first-class.” ''[[Phil McLachlan]], Managing Director'' <ref> [http://www.humebrophy.com/government-relations/regulatory-affairs-counsel/ Regulatory Affairs Counsel], acc 11 October 2011 </ref>
*[[European Travel Retail Council]] (ETRC). EU Advocacy and Issues Management: “Hume Brophy is a firm that delivers. Their highly-experienced team, understands the intricacies of the decision-making process and knows exactly where you need to be to influence decisions in your favour. In recent years, Hume Brophy’s professional advice and essential guidance has ensured that the European duty-free retail industry has successfully defended its interests against a range of regulatory threats at EU and member-state level.” ''[[Keith Spinks]], Secretary General, ETRC'' <ref> [http://www.humebrophy.com/government-relations/eu-advocacy-issues-management/ EU Advocacy and Issues Management], acc 11 October 2011 </ref>

==Contact==
Hume Brophy London Office
1 Fetter Lane
London EC4A 1BR

Hume Brophy Dublin Office
12 Herbert St
Dublin 2
Ireland

Hume Brophy Brussels Office
30 Rue de Spa
1000 Brussels
Belgium

Website:http://www.humebrophy.com
Twitter:@HumeBrophy

==References==
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Grayling

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Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

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'''Grayling''' is a global PR and lobbying group owned by [[Huntsworth]] and established in 1981. Other companies in the [[Huntsworth]] Group include: [[Citigate]], [[Quiller]], [[Hudson Sandler]], [[Hunstworth Health]] and [[Red]].

Grayling has over 50 offices in more than 30 countries. It is headquartered in London and has 9 US offices.

==History==
*Grayling was founded in London in 1981.
*Its public affairs capabilities started with the formation of [[Westminster Strategy]] in 1986 and were gradually expanded to Brussels, Edinburgh and Cardiff.
*Acquired by [[Lopex]] in 1988
*[[RS Live]] became part of Grayling in 1995 with specialist expertise in event management.
*[[Lopex]] sold to [[Havas]] in 1999
*In April 2004, [[Huntsworth plc]] acquired a 70% stake in Grayling, while the 30% minority shareholding is held by Grayling's senior managers.<ref>[http://www.grayling.co.uk/modules/home_what.cfm website Grayling website]</ref>
*In March 2008 Grayling merged with sister firm Global Consulting Group, both subsidiaries of Huntsworth Plc, to form [[Grayling Global]], focused on public affairs, public relations, investor relations and event management.<ref> Huntsworth website [http://www.hfgcg.com/ Home page], accessed 18 November 2008 .</ref>
*In 2011, parent company, Huntsworth merged two of its companies, Grayling and Dutko, one of Washington's top-earning lobbying firms having bought it in 2009. It became known as [[Dutko Grayling]], but is now known just as Grayling.

==Client work==
===Poisoned farmed Scottish Salmon===
:[[Grayling]]'s work for [[Scottish Quality Salmon]] was to support their policy communications work with elected members and officials in Edinburgh, London and Brussels. "Our only role was to support SQS to ensure that policymakers were informed of the scientific facts on the issue." ([[John McGill]], Grayling, headd of APPC Scotland)

In January 2004 the ''Sunday Herald'' reported:
:The US study that sparked the toxic salmon scare has been strongly defended by leading scientists following allegations from the fish farming industry that it was biased and flawed.

:"It is based on sound science and the results are undeniable," said George Lucier, former director of the US Department of Health's national toxicological programme and author of more than 200 studies on toxic chemicals. He has been backed by at least three other independent US experts.

:The study, by scientists from four US universities and published 10 days ago in the US journal Science, analysed the levels of cancer-causing PCBs, dioxins and pesticides in 700 salmon from around the world. It found that farmed salmon were much more contaminated than wild salmon.

:Despite the criticisms that followed, the conclusion has not been seriously challenged. But the subsequent findings - that eating farmed Atlantic salmon "may pose health risks that detract from the beneficial effects of fish consumption" - has provoked bitter argument.

:The counterattack has been led by the salmon farming industry, which was forewarned of the study last October. It has alleged the research was biased because it was funded by a trust founded on US oil money.

:The role played by the $ 3.8 billion [[Pew Charitable Trust]], which funds research into global pollution, was spelled out in the study, and highlighted by Science magazine, the journal of the [[American Association for the Advancement of Science]], the world's largest general federation of scientists. Any suggestion that Pew interfered has been denied by all involved.

:Nevertheless, the Scottish salmon farming industry maintains it has been the victim of a global conspiracy. "This was a deliberately engineered food scare orchestrated to attack the salmon farming industry in Scotland," said Brian Simpson, chief executive of [[Scottish Quality Salmon]] (SQS).

:Science's editor-in-chief [[Donald Kennedy]] dismissed the allegations. He said that the authors were all respected members of academic institutions. "Pew funded the study but left the authors free to publish their results without review," he told the Sunday Herald, adding that Science's peer-review process"is among the most rigorous in the scientific community".

:The levels of contamination reported by the study have been accepted by both the [[Food Standards Agency]] (FSA) and [[Scottish Quality Salmon]] (SQS) in the UK.

:"The levels of dioxins and PCBs found in this study are in line with those that have previously been found by the FSA," stated the FSA on January 8.

:The salmon industry was first alerted to the Science study by a talk given to an aquaculture conference in Vancouver, Canada, on October 27 last year. [[Charles Santerre]], of Purdue University in Indiana, said: "Expect this bombshell to be spun in an unfavourable manner, so I think the industry needs to be prepared for it."

:Although Santerre was widely quoted as a leading critic of the Science study last week, it was not always made clear that he is a paid consultant of industry group, [[Salmon of the Americas]].<ref>Rob Edwards [http://www.sundayherald.com/39358 Scientists back toxic salmon study], Sunday Herald, 18 January 2004.</ref>

==People==
===Senior people===
*[[Sarah Scholefield]], MD of UK & Republic of Ireland
*[[Richard Jukes]], chair of UK & Republic of Ireland
*[[Sam Williams]], COO
*[[Jan Simunek]], CEO, Continental Europe
*[[Peter Harris]], CEO, USA
*[[Loretta Ahmed]] CEO, Middle East, Turkey & Africa
*[[Chris Tang]], CEO, Huntsworth Asia Pacific
*[[Victor Benady]], global creative director at Grayling.

===Lobbyists===
*[[Jonathan Curtis]], head of public affairs
*[[Ross Laird]],<ref name="MP"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/MAY-14-REGISTER-1.9.14.pdf APPC Register for 1st March 2014 - 31st May 2014], accessed September 2014 </ref> Director of Grayling Political Strategy, Scotland, based in Edinburgh.
*[[Steven Palmer]], US state and local government affairs practice leader. Palmer was the founder and president of the [[Dayton Group]], has worked at pharmaceutical companies [[TAP Pharmaceuticals]], [[SupplyScape]], [[Bayer]] and [[PhRMA]], was the director of public affairs at [[Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce]] and a budget associate and legislative assistant in the US House of Representatives in the early 1990s. He joined Grayling in 2009 as Denver office managing director.<ref> Laura Nichols [http://www.prweek.com/article/1325927/graylings-palmer-lead-government-affairs-practice Grayling's Palmer to lead government affairs practice] ''PR Week'', 10 December 2014, accessed 18 December 2014 </ref>

===Listed UK lobbyists===
====March 2016-May 2016====
[[Alan Boyd-Hall]] | [[Angie Bray]] | [[Rikki Butler]] | [[Luke Cheadle]] | [[Freddie Coleridge]] | [[Jonathan Curtis]] | [[Bobbie Davies]] | [[Catherine Griffith-Williams]] | [[Madeleine Hall]] | [[Richard Jukes]] | [[Suzanna Kerr]] | [[Ross Laird]] | [[Craig Ling]] | [[Iona Macbeth]] | [[James McCollum]] | [[Christine McKenna]] | [[Huw Owen]] | [[Alexander Phillips]] | [[Matthew Revett]] | [[Tim Saunders]] | [[Pippa Smith]] | [[Thomas Symondson]] | [[Katie Thrift]] | [[Tim Watkin]] | [[Samantha Wiltshire]] <ref name="Mar16">[http://www.appc.org.uk/register/profile/?company=Grayling Grayling staff, Mar-May16], ''APPC'', accessed 16 June 2016</ref>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Luke Boddice]] | [[Alan Boyd-Hall]] | [[Leah Bryant]] | [[Rikki Butler]] | [[Luke Cheadle]] | [[Jonathan Curtis]] | [[Bobbie Davies]] | [[Kathryn Eastwood]] | [[Robert Ford (PR)| Robert Ford]] | [[James Ford]] | [[Matthew Francis]] | [[Robert Girvan]] | [[Alistair Gordon]] | [[Jay Harman]] | [[Rebecca Holmes]] | [[Samantha Jay]] | [[Richard Jukes]] | [[Ross Laird]] | [[Patrick Leavey]] | [[Rebecca Leech]] | [[Craig Ling]] | [[James McCollum]] | [[Joe Moor]] | [[Caroline Narboni]] | [[Matthew Revett]] | [[Tim Saunders]] | [[Mohanvir Singh Saran]] | [[Pippa Smith]] | [[Peter Stilwell]] | [[Jack Storry]] | [[Thomas Symondson]] | [[Katie Thrift]] | [[Tim Watkin]]<ref name="sept14"> [http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Grayling Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014] ''APPC'', accessed 20 January 2015 </ref>

===Former employees===
*[[Richard J. Wolff]], formerly Vice Chairman of [[Grayling Global]], now Senior Advisor to [[Kreab Gavin Anderson]] and [[Prosek Partners]].
*[[Alison Clarke]], former Group Development Director of [[Huntsworth]], stepped down in June 2015.
*[[David Atterbury Thomas]], Grayling's former CFO.<ref> Global Consulting Group [http://www.hfgcg.com/ Global Consulting is now Grayling Global!], 13 March 2008, accessed 18 November 2008.</ref>
*[[Michael Burrell]], former chairman of GPS, now with lobbying and PR firm [[Edelman]].
*[[Jo Moore]], formerly of [[Westminster Strategy]]
*[[Bill Hamilton]], head of comms and stakeholder relations, [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] since 2005, leads the Cumbria comms team
*[[Nigel Kennedy]], former group chief executive. Until the 1980s he spent seven years in the oil industry primarily in marketing and public relations, working for [[Mobil]] in London and subsequently with [[Total Oil]] in London and then in Paris. Is now chairman of [[Commucan]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/nigel-kennedy/12/46b/750 Nigel Kennedy] ''Linkedin'', accessed 20 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Alison Clarke]], former CEO, UK & Republic of Ireland. Chairman of the [[Public Relations Consultants Association]], former business development director at [[Huntsworth PLC]] and president of [[Chartered Institute of Public Relations]].<ref> Matt Cartmell [http://www.prweek.com/article/1058147/grayling-appoints-alison-clarke-uk-ceo-loretta-tobin-takes-career-break Grayling appoints Alison Clarke UK CEO as Loretta Tobin takes career break] ''PR Week'', 3 March 2011, accessed 19 October 2014 </ref><ref> Sara Luker [http://www.prweek.com/article/1106137/grayling-uk-ceo-alison-clarke-become-prca-chairman Grayling UK CEO Alison Clarke to become PRCA chairman] ''PR Week'', 25 November 2011, accessed 19 October 2014 </ref>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The registrar of consultant lobbyists documents those clients on behalf of whom '''Grayling''' has met with government ministers, and the firm's listings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[National Casino Forum]] | [[Wireless Infrastructure Group]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006byHIAAY 'Grayling Communications profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 20 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Wireless Infrastructure Group]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006byHIAAY Grayling Communications profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October 2015-December 2015====
[[Fujitsu]] | [[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[National Casino Forum]] | [[People's Postcode Lottery]]
====July 2015-September 2015====
No listing
====April 2015-June 2015====
[[Earthport]] | [[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[Historic Houses Association]] | [[Wireless Infrastructure Group]]
====January 2015-March 2015====
[[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[Historic Houses Association]] | [[People's Postcode Lottery]] | [[University of Southampton]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006byHIAAY Grayling Communications profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

===Gatwick Airport===
On the 18 December 2014 it was confirmed the agency had been appointed to communicate Gatwick's multi-billion transformation programme. The account will be headed up Grayling’s international and network managing director, [[Susan Hutchinson]].<ref> Isabelle Aron [http://www.prweek.com/article/1326938/grayling-wins-pitch-gatwick-airport-pr-brief Grayling wins pitch for Gatwick Airport PR brief] ''PR Week'', 18 December 2014, accessed 18 December 2014 </ref>

===APPC lobbying register===
====As at 1st March 2016 - 31st May 2016====
[[ABB]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[Angel Trains]] | [[Arthritis Research UK]] | [[Automatic Vending Association]] | [[Battersea Cats & Dogs Home]] | [[Bield Housing Association]] | [[Blind Veterans UK]] | [[Bookmakers Afternoon Greyhound Service (BAGS)]] | [[British Hospitality Association]] | [[BT Scotland]] | [[BT Wales]] | [[Calor]] | [[Carillion]] | [[Colleges Scotland]] | [[Construction Workers Compensation Scheme]] | [[DSMEDF Energy]] | [[Fields in Trust]] | [[Fujitsu Services]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Hager Environmental & Atmospheric Technologies (HEAT)]] | [[Hanover (Scotland) Housing Association]] | [[Heriot-Watt University]] | [[Highways England]] | [[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[Historic Houses Association]] | [[HORIBA MIRAIET]] | [[Inch Cape Offshore Ltd]] | [[J Sainsbury plc]] | [[Landscape Institute]] | [[Lloyds Banking Group]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[LXB Retail Properties]] | [[National Association of Cider Makers]] | [[National Casino Forum]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National House Building Council]] | [[Network Rail]] | [[NHS Herts Valleys Clinical Commissioning Group]] | [[Patrizia]] | [[Peoples Postcode Lottery]] | [[Riverside Housing Association]] | [[Scottish Rugby Union]] | [[Scottish Tourism Alliance]] | [[Sir Robert McAlpine]] | [[Southampton Solent University]] | [[Stornoway Wind Farm]] | [[Taylor Wimpey]] | [[Trust Housing Association]] | [[UKAS]] | [[Wallace Land]] | [[Wireless Infrastructure Group]] <ref name="Mar16"/>

====As at 1st December 2015 - 28th February 2016====
[[ABB]] | [[AbbVie]] | [[Alzheimer's Society]](Wales) | [[Angel Trains]] | [[Arthritis Research UK]] | [[Automatic Vending Association]] | [[Battersea Cats & Dogs Home]] | [[Bield Housing Association]] | [[Blind Veterans UK]] | [[Bookmakers Afternoon Greyhound Service]](BAGS) [[British Hospitality Association]] | [[BT Scotland]] | [[BT Wales]] | [[Calor]] | [[Carillion]] | [[Carlton James Construction]] | [[Colleges Scotland]] | [[Construction Workers Compensation Scheme]] | [[Earthport]] | [[EDF Energy]] | [[Fields in Trust]] | [[Fujitsu Services]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Hanover]](Scotland)| [[Housing Association]] | [[Heriot-Watt University]] | [[Highland and Lowland Reserve Forces and Cadets Associations]] | [[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[Historic Houses Association]] | [[HORIBA MIRAIET]] | [[Inch Cape Offshore]]Ltd | [[J Sainsbury]] plc [[Lloyds Banking Group]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[LXB Retail Properties]] | [[National Association of Cider Makers]] | [[National Casino Forum]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National House Building Council]] | [[Network Rail]] | [[NHS Herts Valleys Clinical Commissioning Group]] | [[Patrizia]] | [[Peoples Postcode Lottery]] | [[Riverside Housing Association]] | [[Scottish Rugby Union]] | [[Scottish Tourism Alliance]] | [[Sir Robert McAlpine]] | [[Southampton Solent University]] | [[Stornoway Wind Farm]] | [[Taylor Wimpey]] | [[Trust Housing Association]] | [[UKAS]] | [[Wallace Land]] | [[Wireless Infrastructure Group]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Grayling Grayling staff, Register 1st December 2015-28th February 2016], ''APPC'', accessed 11 April 2016</ref>

====As of 1st September 2015 - 31st November 2015====
[[AAYAABB]] | [[Alzheimer's Society]] | [[Angel Trains]] | [[Arthritis Research UK]] | [[Automatic Vending Association]] | [[Battersea Cats & Dogs Home]] | [[Bield Housing Association]] | [[Blind Veterans UK]] | [[BT Scotland]] | [[BT Wales]] | [[Calor]] | [[Carillion]] | [[Carlton]] | [[James Construction]] | [[Colleges Scotland]] | [[Construction Workers Compensation Scheme]] | [[Earthport]] | [[Fields in Trust]] | [[Fujitsu Services]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Guide Dogs]] | [[Hanover Housing Association]](Scotland) | [[Heart Valve Voice]] | [[Heriot-Watt University]] | [[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[Historic Houses Association]] | [[IET]] | [[Inch Cape Offshore]] | [[J Sainsbury]] | [[Lloyds Banking Group]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[LXB Retail Properties]] | [[National Association of Cider Makers]] | [[National Casino Forum]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National House Building Council]] | [[Network Rail]] | [[NHS Herts Valleys Clinical Commissioning Group]] | [[Patrizia]] | [[Peoples Postcode Lottery]] | [[Riverside Housing Association]] | [[Scottish Rugby Union]] | [[Sir Robert McAlpine]] | [[Southampton Solent University]] | [[States of Guernsey]] | [[Stornoway Wind Farm]] | [[Taylor Wimpey]] | [[Trust Housing Association]] | [[UKAS]] | [[Wallace Land]] | [[West Midlands Reserve Forces and Cadets Association]] | [[Wireless Infrastructure Group]]<ref>[http://www.appc.org.uk/members/register/register-profile/?company=Grayling Grayling client list Sep-Nov15], ''APPC.org'', accessed 23 February 2016</ref>

====As of 1st June 2015 - 31st August 2015====
[[ABB]] | [[Allies and Morrison]] | [[Angel Trains]] | [[Automatic Vending Association]] | [[Battersea Cats & Dogs Home]] | [[Bield Housing Association]] | [[Blind Veterans UK]] | [[BT Scotland]] | [[BT Wales]] | [[Calor]] | [[Carillion]] | [[Colleges Scotland]] | [[Construction Workers Compensation Scheme]] | [[Cummins Turbo Technologies]] | [[Earthport]] | [[Edinburgh College]] | [[Fujitsu Services]] | [[Grant Thornton]] | [[Hanover (Scotland) Housing Association]] | [[Heart Valve Voice]] | [[Heriot-Watt University]] | [[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[Historic Houses Association]] | [[IET]] | [[Sainsbury]] | [[Janssen UK]] | [[LLoyds Banking Group]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[London School of Business and Finance]] | [[LXB Retail Properties]] | [[National Association of Cider Makers]] | [[National Casino Forum]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National House Building Council]] | [[Network Rail]] | [[NHS Herts Valleys Clinical Commissioning Group]] | [[Patrizia]] | [[Peoples Postcode Lottery]] | [[Riverside Housing Association]] | [[Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Trust]] | [[Ryder Cup Europe]] | [[SCA]] | [[Scottish Rugby Union]] | [[Sir Robert McAlpine]] | [[States of Guernsey]] | [[Stornoway Wind Farm]] | [[Taylor Wimpey]] | [[Trust Housing Association]] | [[UKAS]] | [[Wallace Land]] | [[West Midlands Reserve Forces and Cadets Association]] | [[Wireless Infrastructure Group]] | [[WPD]].

====As of March 2014-May 2014====
[[ABB]] | [[Anchor]] | [[Angel Trains]] | [[Bield Housing Association]] | [[British Library]] | [[BT Scotland]] | [[BT Wales]] | [[Calor]] | [[Careers Wales]] | [[Carillion]] | [[CITB-ConstructionSkills]] | [[Construction Workers Compensation Scheme]] | [[Cyfle Building Skills Forestry]] | [[Commission Scotland]] | [[Fujitsu Services]] | [[GE Healthcare]] | [[Hanover (Scotland) Housing Association]] | [[Heriot-Watt University]] | [[Hilton Worldwide]] | [[Historic Houses Association]] | [[IET]] | [[International Chair on Cardiometabolic Risk]] | [[J Sainsbury]] plc | [[LLoyds Banking Group]] | [[Lockheed Martin]] | [[London Clubs International]] | [[National Grid]] | [[National House Building Council]] | [[Network Rail]] | [[Patrizia]] | [[Peoples Postcode Lottery]] | [[PNE Wind]] | [[Reed Smith]] | [[Riverside Housing Association]] | [[Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Trust]] | [[Ryder Cup Europe]] | [[Scottish Rugby Union]] | Sir [[Robert McAlpine]]<ref name="May"/>

*[[Allianz Worldwide Care]] <ref name="Allianz"> Matt Cartmell, [http://www.prweek.com/uk/news/1075339/Allianz-Worldwide-Care-appoints-Grayling-pan-European-brief Allianz Worldwide Care Appoints Grayling For Pan-European Brief], PRWeek, 15 June 2011, accessed same day </ref>
*[[Allianz Insurance]] (the UK division of [[Allianz Group]])<ref name="Allianz"/>

==Contacts==
:Website:
:London Address: Portland House, Bressenden Place, London, SW1E 5BH
:Edinburgh: 107 George St, Edinburgh, EH2 3ES

==Resources==
*[[Grayling Political Strategy, UK Clients and Staff 1.12.03 to 31.05.04]]
*[[Grayling UK Clients, PRCA Yearbook 2004]]

==References==
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Bell Pottinger Good Relations

2016-07-20T16:32:09Z

Richard Bew: /* Registrar of consultant lobbyists */

[[File:Bell Pottinger.JPG|Right|thumb|300px|Bell Pottinger London offices, 330 High Holborn]]
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'''Bell Pottinger Good Relations''' is a subsidiary of [[Chime Communications]].

==People==
*[[Richard Moss]], managing director
*[[Annie Fossey]], chairman
*[[Mark Schmid]], client services director
*[[Robert Anderson]], director, digital, social media and innovation
*[[Kelly Blaney]], director, health and wellbeing
*[[Neil Bayley]], director, corporate
*[[Zoe Ensor]], director, regional
*[[Oliver Dove]], executive creative director<ref> [http://goodrelations.co.uk/#people People] ''Good Relations'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>

===PRCA Register===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[James Hawkins]] | [[James Ralph]] | [[Jessica Schon]] | [[Neil Bayley]] | [[Philip Brady]] | [[Richard Moss]] | [[Ruth Barker]] | [[Zoe Holder]] <ref name="Dec15"/>

====September 2014-November 2014====
[[Ruth Barker]] | [[Neil Bayley]] | [[Jackie Brock-Doyle]] | [[James Hawkins]] | [[James Goodwill]] | [[Simon Jones]]<ref name="sept14"> [http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/Consultancy%20Register%20Sept-Nov%202014%20pdf(1).pdf Agency Register September to November 2014] ''PRCA'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>

===Former staff===
*[[David Hill]], director. Former Labour Party Director of Communications from 1991-97, joined Good Relations shortly after the 1997 election. Hill returned to the Labour Party HQ at Millbank on loan from Good Relations, as a senior Press Spokesman for the 2001 election campaign. Between 1985 and 1993 Good Relations was headed by [[Peter Bradley]], who became a Labour MP in the 1997 elections. Is now a a non-executive director at [[Champollion]]<ref> David Singleton [https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/agency-post-blair%E2%80%99s-media-man Agency post for Blair’s media man] ''Public Affairs News'', 4 December 2014, accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Burhan Al-Gailani]], account director (2008-2012). Is now an account director at [[Brands2Life]] and vice chair of [[PRCA]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/burhanalgailani Burhan Al-Gailani] ''Linkedin'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Darren Young]], director, corporate affairs and healthcare (2005-2013). Is now practice director, corporate and public affairs at [[Ketchum]] <ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/darren-young/10/538/b32 Darren Young] ''Linkedin'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Giles Bancroft]], account director (2010-2013). Former press officer for the [[Conservative Party]]. Is now a special adviser to the the [[Department of Transport]]<ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/giles-bancroft/2a/741/406 Giles Bancroft] ''Linkedin'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>
*[[Laura Tattam]]
*[[Vienn Chan]], account executive (2009-2012). Is now press officer at the [[Chartered Institute of Management Accountants]] <ref> [https://uk.linkedin.com/in/viennchan Vienn Chan] ''Linkedin'', accessed 27 January 2015 </ref>

==Clients==
===Registrar of consultant lobbyists===
The register of consultant lobbyists documents the clients on behalf of whom '''Good Relations''' has lobbied government ministers, and the firms filings since 2015 are as follows:
====April - June 2016====
[[Berkeley Group]] | [[Lontra Ltd]] | [[Southeastern]] | [[St Edward]] | [[Subway International B.V]] | [[The Bel Groupe]] | [[The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)]] | [[Weetabix]] | [[World Horse Welfare]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006a4zkAAA 'Bell Pottinger Good Relations profile 2016'], ''Register of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 20 July 2016</ref>
====January - March 2016====
[[Berkeley Group]] | [[Lontra Ltd]] | [[Southeastern]] | [[St Edward]] | [[Subway International B.V]] | [[The Bel Groupe]] | [[The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA)]] | [[Weetabix]] | [[World Horse Welfare]] <ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006a4zkAAA Bell Pottinger Good Relations profile 2016], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 3 May 2016</ref>
====October - December 2015====
[[Berkeley Group]] | [[Lontra]] | [[Southeastern]] | [[St Edward]] | [[Subway B.V]] | [[The Bel Groupe]] | [[The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants]] | [[Weetabix]] | [[World Horse Welfare]]<ref>[https://registerofconsultantlobbyists.force.com/CLR_Public_Profile?id=00124000006a4zkAAA Bell Pottinger Good Relations profile 2015], ''Registrar of consultant lobbyists'', accessed 8 February 2015</ref>
====July - September 2015====
[[Berkely Group]] | [[Lontra]] Ltd | [[Southeastern]] | [[St Edward]] | [[Subway BV]] | [[The Bel Groupe]] | [[The Chartered Institute of Management Accountants]] | [[World Horse Welfare]]
====April - June 2015====
[[Bel Group]] | [[Berkeley Group]] | [[Chartered Institute of Management Accountants]] | [[Lontra]] | [[Southeastern]] | [[St Edward]] | [[Subway BV]]
====January - March 2015====
[[B&Q]] | [[Lontra]] | [[Subway]]

===PRCA lobbying register===
====December 2015-February 2016====
[[Bel Group]] | [[CIMA]] | [[CMI]] | [[Lontra Redrow]] | [[Southeastern]] | [[St Edwards]] | [[Subway]] | [[Weetabix]] | [[World Horse Welfare]] <ref name="Dec15">[http://www.prca.org.uk/assets/files/PublicAffairsRegister(2).pdf Good Relations client list, Dec15-Feb16], ''PRCA'', accessed 4 May 2016</ref>

===APPC lobbying register===
===September 2014-November 2014===
[[Internet Matters]] | [[Lontra]] | [[Subway]] WSG | [[Weetabix]]<ref name="sept14"/>
===November 2011===
[[Airbus]] | [[Astrium]] | [[Cassidian]] | [[EADS]] | [[Eurocopter]] | [[QinetiQ]] | [[TalkTalk]]<ref>PRCA register, to Nov 2011</ref>

Good Relations clients include(d):
[[Corus]] | [[Monsanto]], the GM food company | [[Nestle]] | [[Nirex]] | [[Tesco]]

=== Nuclear Spinners===
{{Template:NuclearSpin}}From 2003-05, Good Relations was paid £375,000 by [[Nirex]] (the government-controlled agency that oversaw storage of radioactive waste) to provide "professional consultancy and support in the area of media relations and corporate communications".<ref>D. Wild (2005) Freedom of Information Request, Letter to Jean McSorley, Senior Advisor to Greenpeace UK, 15 July</ref>

==Contact==
Good Relations,
Holborn Gate,
26 Southampton Buildings,
London WC2A.
Website: http://www.goodrelations.co.uk

==Resources==
*[[Good Relations, PRCA Yearbook 2004]]
==Notes==
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[[Category:Food lobbyists and PR consultants]]

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