Talk:Robin Renwick

n the company names: try and find out the correct full name and then do redirects to it from the oteher likely characters. so Shell appears as Shell and shell Transport and Trading and royal dutch shell etc.

Bit of a complicated one!

Yip!

Have a look how I solved it on the Robin Rendwick page, wasn't sure about this one for instance: Vice Chairman, Investment Banking, JPMorgan Europe

this Weston character: http://www.spinprofiles.org/index.php/Ditchley_Foundation#The_Governors says that he used to be chair of BAe Systems and on the board of Spirent --David 21:15, 25 Jun 2006 (BST)

Interesting...

And what to think of this, also a Hakluyt guy:

Lord Peter Inge

He was a member of the Butler Inquiry team, chaired by Robin Butler, Baron Butler of Brockwell, that determined that the intelligence used to declare Iraq's possession of "Weapons of Mass Destruction" was flawed. When Inge was appointed to sit in judgment on whether our spies were wrong about Iraq or whether their messages were distorted, he was still a member of the Hakluyt Foundation, a supervisory board for Hakluyt, a firm which hires former MI6 agents to work for private companies like Shell and BP. Today, Lord Inge is also a consultant to BAE Systems, Vickers plc., Investcorp (a Middle Eastern bank), and OWR AG (a German firm making gas masks, protective suits, decontamination trailers and other specialist protection against nuclear, biological and chemical warfare). Since 2003, the year it was created, Lord Inge is the non-executive chairman of Aegis Defence Services, a London-based company which offers mercenaries and related services to governments at war. Aegis was awarded a $293 million contract by the Pentagon in May 2004 to act as the "coordination and management hub" for the fifty-plus private security companies in Iraq. They also contributed seventy-five teams of eight armed civilians each to assist and protect the Project Management Office of the United States and provided protection for the Oil-for-Food Program inquiry. The CEO of Aegis is Lt. Col. Tim Spicer, a former officer of the SAS and a former CEO of Sandline International.