Ellwood and Atfield
Ellwood and Atfield is a head hunting firm for the lobbying industry and a participant in debates about lobbying transparency. It is opposed to binding regulation of lobbyists.
In November 2014 the public affairs headhunters decided to boost their ranks with five new hires in response to "significant buoyancy in the market". The firm has brought in former Conservative aide Carol Freeman as a consultant in its public affairs and policy team. Freeman previously worked as a senior parliamentary assistant to Tory MP Geoffrey Cox and has also been a parliamentary assistant to work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith. [1]
Since the summer of 2014, Ellwood and Atfield also brought in Helen Croll from Medecins sans Frontieres, Lucy Wright from The Princes’ Trust, Richard Collect from FD Solutions and Augustine Chipungu from Veventis. [1]
Contents
People
Consultants
Ben Atfield • Nicola Bates • Geraldine Davies • Gavin Ellwood • Tom Ewen • Harry Friend • Abid Hamid Ally Lock • Ella Milward • Catherine Purvis • Carolyn Ramm • Jules Shelley
Administrative & Financial Staff
Tanya Balaban • Libby Sheppard • David Terry • Annabelle Wheeler
Non-Executive Directors
Advisors
Duncan Sedgwick • Jonathan Sheppard • Valerie Stogdale • Lionel Zetter[2] Mark Field MP for Cities of London and Westminster is a paid board advisor. [3]
Affiliations
Hansard Society - 'corporate supporter' 2005/6, 2008[4][5] | Phil Parvin - sponsored the report written by Parvin for the Hansard Society | Spiked - Ben Atfield is a shareholder. |
Contact
- Website: http://www.ellwoodandatfield.com/
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Rod Muir Headhunters hire ex-IDS aide PublicAffairs News, 5 November 2014, accessed 5 December 2014
- ↑ Ellwood and Atfield Team, accessed 2 January 2011
- ↑ Register of Members Interests 20th February 2012 Mark Field UK Parliament Publications, accessed 6th March 2012
- ↑ Hansard Society Hansard Society Corporate Supporters Programme, Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 10 April 2008, Accessed 20 October 2010
- ↑ Hansard Society Corporate Supporters, Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 6 February 2007, Accessed 20 October 2010
