Helen Johnson - Revision history

Josh Leeson at 17:26, 30 October 2014

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David at 16:18, 23 October 2009

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David at 20:51, 18 November 2007

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David at 20:49, 18 November 2007

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Helen Johnson runs [[Helen Johnson Public Affairs]], which states that she:

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	Helen Johnson is the managing director of [[Helen Johnson Public Affairs]] and a non executive director at [[Connect Public Affairs]] and a former chair of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]].		Helen Johnson is the managing director of [[Helen Johnson Public Affairs]] and a non executive director at [[Connect Public Affairs]] and a former chair of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]].

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-Helen Johnson runs [[Helen Johnson Public Affairs]], which states that she is:
+Helen Johnson is the managing director of [[Helen Johnson Public Affairs]] and a non executive director at [[Connect Public Affairs]] and a former chair of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]].
-:A qualified lawyer with an MBA from Cranfield School of Management, Helen Johnson has sixteen years’ practical experience of healthcare policy and regulatory issues, commercial law and political relations, ten years of which were spent working in the pharmaceutical industry.
+==Background==
-:After graduating with a first class honours degree in law from the University of Kent at Canterbury in 1988, Helen qualified as a solicitor in October 1991, specialising in employment law and commercial litigation. In 1992, Helen joined the legal department of [[Roche Products Limited]], the UK affiliate of the international pharmaceutical and healthcare organisation, [[Hoffmann-La Roche]]. At that time, Helen was one of two in-house lawyers providing comprehensive legal, commercial, regulatory and licensing advice to all Roche operating businesses in the UK and Ireland.
+In April 2002, she left Roche to operate as a public affairs and policy consultant in her own right, setting up [[HJCL]]. She is currently working with a number of commercial and voluntary sector clients on a range of healthcare policy and political projects ranging from obesity, arthritis, cancer and Multiple Sclerosis, to the commissioning of specialised healthcare services, NHS commissioning and [[NICE]] technology appraisals. She has over seven years’ experience of European public affairs, advising in particular on pharmaceutical licensing, regulatory affairs, patient advocacy, parallel trade and product reimbursement and has been involved in several pan-European medicinal product, healthcare and pharmaceutical initiatives, including the establishment and launch of a new pan-European trade body for regulatory affairs professionals (TOPRA), running advocacy workshops at a European patient group conference and lobbying for obesity to move higher up the EU agenda.
-:In 2000, Helen was appointed to the new post of Head of Public Affairs and was given sole management responsibility for devising, developing and implementing [[Roche]]’s first government relations strategy and tactical action plan, interacting with politicians, special advisers, government departments (Department of Health; Department of Trade and Industry), NHS audiences, patient representative and advocacy organisations, professional bodies and industry associations.
+She is also a former chair of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]] between May 2010 and May 2012 and has been an occasional contributor to Pharmaceutical Marketing's Communiqué Journal PMLive.com on topical communications and public affairs issues.<ref>[http://www.helenjohnsonconsulting.com/?id=1 Who We are], accessed 17 November 2007</ref><ref> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/helen-johnson/9/889/533 Helen Johnson] ''Linkedin'', accessed 30 October 2014 </ref>
-:In April 2002, Helen left Roche to operate as a public affairs and policy consultant in her own right, setting up HJCL. She is currently working with a number of commercial and voluntary sector clients on a range of healthcare policy and political projects ranging from obesity, arthritis, cancer and Multiple Sclerosis, to the commissioning of specialised healthcare services, NHS commissioning and [[NICE]] technology appraisals.
+In 2014 Johnson was appointed a non-executive director of [[Connect Public Affairs]].<ref> [http://connectpa.co.uk/our-people/helen-johnson/ Our people: Helen Johnson] ''Connect pa'', accessed 30 October 2014 </ref>
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	:Helen currently sits on the Management Committee of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]] and has been an occasional contributor to Pharmaceutical Marketing's Communiqué Journal PMLive.com on topical communications and public affairs issues.<ref>[http://www.helenjohnsonconsulting.com/?id=1 Who We are], accessed 17 November 2007</ref>		:Helen currently sits on the Management Committee of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants]] and has been an occasional contributor to Pharmaceutical Marketing's Communiqué Journal PMLive.com on topical communications and public affairs issues.<ref>[http://www.helenjohnsonconsulting.com/?id=1 Who We are], accessed 17 November 2007</ref>
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