Cara Walker - Revision history

Steven Harkins: Redirected page to Cara Usher-Smith

2012-05-26T00:16:16Z

Redirected page to Cara Usher-Smith

Steven Harkins at 12:27, 20 August 2010

2010-08-20T12:27:24Z

Steven Harkins: /* Affiliations */

2010-08-20T03:25:46Z

Affiliations

Steven Harkins at 11:11, 22 June 2010

2010-06-22T11:11:07Z

Steven Harkins at 11:10, 22 June 2010

2010-06-22T11:10:34Z

Steven Harkins: New page: Cara Walker is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the Centre for Social Justice. Her previous role was as the Head of Media and Communications at the Stockholm Network, befor...

2010-06-22T11:09:51Z

New page: Cara Walker is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the Centre for Social Justice. Her previous role was as the Head of Media and Communications at the Stockholm Network, befor...

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Cara Walker is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the [[Centre for Social Justice]]. Her previous role was as the Head of Media and Communications at the [[Stockholm Network]], before which she worked in consumer public relations in Sydney. After graduating from Bristol University in 2001, Cara was appointed as [[Iain Duncan Smith]]'s Constituency Secretary. From 2003 – 2005 Cara was Director of the [[Atlantic Bridge]] think tank which she left to work for [[Michael Howard]] during the 2005 general election, forming part of his campaign team which toured the UK. Cara then worked at the Parliamentary Resources Unit where her research primarily focused on foreign affairs, international development and defence. <ref>Cara Walker, [http://www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/default.asp?pageRef=49 People], Centre for Social Justice, Accessed 22-June-2010</ref>

==Affiliations==

[[Stockholm Network]]

==Notes==
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−	~~Cara Walker is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the~~ [[~~Centre for Social Justice]]. Her previous role was as the Head of Media and Communications at the [[Stockholm Network]] between 2005~~-~~2009, before which she worked in consumer public relations in Sydney. After graduating from Bristol University in 2001, Cara was appointed as [[Iain Duncan~~ Smith]]'s Constituency Secretary. From 2003 – 2005 Cara was Director of the [[Atlantic Bridge]] think tank which she left to work for [[Michael Howard]] during the 2005 general election, forming part of his campaign team which toured the UK. Cara then worked at the Parliamentary Resources Unit where her research primarily focused on foreign affairs, international development and defence. <ref>Cara Walker, [http://www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/default.asp?pageRef=49 People], ''Centre for Social Justice'', Accessed 22-June-2010</ref>	+	#redirect [[Cara Usher-Smith]]
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−	Cara Walker is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the [[Centre for Social Justice]]. Her previous role was as the Head of Media and Communications at the [[Stockholm Network]], before which she worked in consumer public relations in Sydney. After graduating from Bristol University in 2001, Cara was appointed as [[Iain Duncan Smith]]'s Constituency Secretary. From 2003 – 2005 Cara was Director of the [[Atlantic Bridge]] think tank which she left to work for [[Michael Howard]] during the 2005 general election, forming part of his campaign team which toured the UK. Cara then worked at the Parliamentary Resources Unit where her research primarily focused on foreign affairs, international development and defence. <ref>Cara Walker, [http://www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/default.asp?pageRef=49 People], ''Centre for Social Justice'', Accessed 22-June-2010</ref>	+	Cara Walker is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the [[Centre for Social Justice]]. Her previous role was as the Head of Media and Communications at the [[Stockholm Network]] between 2005-2009, before which she worked in consumer public relations in Sydney. After graduating from Bristol University in 2001, Cara was appointed as [[Iain Duncan Smith]]'s Constituency Secretary. From 2003 – 2005 Cara was Director of the [[Atlantic Bridge]] think tank which she left to work for [[Michael Howard]] during the 2005 general election, forming part of his campaign team which toured the UK. Cara then worked at the Parliamentary Resources Unit where her research primarily focused on foreign affairs, international development and defence. <ref>Cara Walker, [http://www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/default.asp?pageRef=49 People], ''Centre for Social Justice'', Accessed 22-June-2010</ref>

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−	Cara Walker is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the [[Centre for Social Justice]]. Her previous role was as the Head of Media and Communications at the [[Stockholm Network]], before which she worked in consumer public relations in Sydney. After graduating from Bristol University in 2001, Cara was appointed as [[Iain Duncan Smith]]'s Constituency Secretary. From 2003 – 2005 Cara was Director of the [[Atlantic Bridge]] think tank which she left to work for [[Michael Howard]] during the 2005 general election, forming part of his campaign team which toured the UK. Cara then worked at the Parliamentary Resources Unit where her research primarily focused on foreign affairs, international development and defence. <ref>Cara Walker, [http://www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/default.asp?pageRef=49 People], Centre for Social Justice, Accessed 22-June-2010</ref>	+	Cara Walker is the 'Fundraiser and Profile Manager' for the [[Centre for Social Justice]]. Her previous role was as the Head of Media and Communications at the [[Stockholm Network]], before which she worked in consumer public relations in Sydney. After graduating from Bristol University in 2001, Cara was appointed as [[Iain Duncan Smith]]'s Constituency Secretary. From 2003 – 2005 Cara was Director of the [[Atlantic Bridge]] think tank which she left to work for [[Michael Howard]] during the 2005 general election, forming part of his campaign team which toured the UK. Cara then worked at the Parliamentary Resources Unit where her research primarily focused on foreign affairs, international development and defence. <ref>Cara Walker, [http://www.centreforsocialjustice.org.uk/default.asp?pageRef=49 People], ''Centre for Social Justice'', Accessed 22-June-2010</ref>

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+[[Stockholm Network]] | [[Centre for Social Justice]] | [[Atlantic Bridge]] | [[Conservative Party]]
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