Rowland, Sallingbury Casey - Revision history

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 ==Greer remnants==
-:The dust from the virtual collapse of cash for questions lobbying firm Ian Greer Associates began to settle this week. Former [[Ian Greer Associates|IGA]] UK director [[Jonathan Hopkins]] and managing director of its Scottish operation SEIGA, [[Robbie MacDuff]] - who resigned together three weeks ago - have both got new jobs. Hopkins as head of public affairs at The Rowland Company and MacDuff as managing director of Westminster Strategy's new Scottish operation: [[Strategy in Scotland]]. Hopkins was IGA's newest board level recruit - he joined the firm from the [[National Union of Teachers]] just 11 months ago. At Rowland he becomes a board director and will head up an 11-strong public affairs team. He fills a gap left by the departure of [[David Hughes]], head of the agency's public affairs division [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]], and the imminent loss of RSC chairman and Conservative parliamentary candidate [[John Maples]].<ref>PR Week October 25, 1996 Agencies in scramble to scoop up IGA staff BYLINE: By STEVE BEVAN AND REBECCA DOWMAN</ref>
+:The dust from the virtual collapse of cash for questions lobbying firm Ian Greer Associates began to settle this week. Former [[Ian Greer Associates|IGA]] UK director [[Jonathan Hopkins]] and managing director of its Scottish operation [[SEIGA]], [[Robbie MacDuff]] - who resigned together three weeks ago - have both got new jobs. Hopkins as head of public affairs at The Rowland Company and MacDuff as managing director of Westminster Strategy's new Scottish operation: [[Strategy in Scotland]]. Hopkins was IGA's newest board level recruit - he joined the firm from the [[National Union of Teachers]] just 11 months ago. At Rowland he becomes a board director and will head up an 11-strong public affairs team. He fills a gap left by the departure of [[David Hughes]], head of the agency's public affairs division [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]], and the imminent loss of RSC chairman and Conservative parliamentary candidate [[John Maples]].<ref>PR Week October 25, 1996 Agencies in scramble to scoop up IGA staff BYLINE: By STEVE BEVAN AND REBECCA DOWMAN</ref>
 Casey retired in December 1992, according to ''Campaign'':

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 Casey retired in December 1992, according to ''Campaign'':
-:Former Treasury Minister [[John Maples]] has been appointed chairman of [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]], the public affairs division of the [[Rowland Company]]. He succeeds the founding chairman Michael Casey who retired in December.<ref>Campaign May 28, 1993 Moves: Movers</ref>
+:Former Treasury Minister [[John Maples]] has been appointed chairman of [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]], the public affairs division of the [[Rowland Company]]. He succeeds the founding chairman [[Michael Casey]] who retired in December.<ref>Campaign May 28, 1993 Moves: Movers</ref>
 ==People==

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 Casey retired in December 1992, according to ''Campaign'':
-:Former Treasury Minister [[John Maples]] has been appointed chairman of [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]], the public affairs division of the [[Rowland Company]]. He succeeds the founding chairman Michael Casey who retired in December.<erf>Campaign May 28, 1993 Moves: Movers</ref>
+:Former Treasury Minister [[John Maples]] has been appointed chairman of [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]], the public affairs division of the [[Rowland Company]]. He succeeds the founding chairman Michael Casey who retired in December.<ref>Campaign May 28, 1993 Moves: Movers</ref>
 ==People==
 *[[John Bercow]] MP | [[Michael Casey]] | [[Alison Clark]]  in 2003 was '[[News International]] director of corporate affairs... Previously, Clark worked in Westminster and in public affairs with the Saatchi company [[Rowland, Sallingbury Casey]]'<ref>PR Week, May 2, 2003 THE SWEETEST FEELING BYLINE: By Kate Nicholas SECTION: PRWEEK AWARDS, Pg. 12</ref> | [[Lorna Fitzsimons]] (former MP for Rochdale and zionist lobbyist) | [[Kedge Martin]] '1986: Political lobbyist, [[Sallingbury Casey]] (now [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]])'<ref>Third Sector, April 18, 2007, Brand on the run - Kedge Martin, Chief executive, WellChild BYLINE: John Plummer SECTION: NEWSMAKER; Pg. 11</ref> | [[John Maples]] former chairman and later (in 1997) and MP<ref>PR Week May 9, 1997 PR proves fast track to Parliament BYLINE: By STEVE BEVAN

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 :The dust from the virtual collapse of cash for questions lobbying firm Ian Greer Associates began to settle this week. Former [[Ian Greer Associates|IGA]] UK director [[Jonathan Hopkins]] and managing director of its Scottish operation SEIGA, [[Robbie MacDuff]] - who resigned together three weeks ago - have both got new jobs. Hopkins as head of public affairs at The Rowland Company and MacDuff as managing director of Westminster Strategy's new Scottish operation: [[Strategy in Scotland]]. Hopkins was IGA's newest board level recruit - he joined the firm from the [[National Union of Teachers]] just 11 months ago. At Rowland he becomes a board director and will head up an 11-strong public affairs team. He fills a gap left by the departure of [[David Hughes]], head of the agency's public affairs division [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]], and the imminent loss of RSC chairman and Conservative parliamentary candidate [[John Maples]].<ref>PR Week October 25, 1996 Agencies in scramble to scoop up IGA staff BYLINE: By STEVE BEVAN AND REBECCA DOWMAN</ref>
 ==People==
-*[[John Bercow]] MP | [[Michael Casey]] | [[Lorna Fitzsimons]] (former MP for Rochdale and zionist lobbyist) | [[Kedge Martin]] '1986: Political lobbyist, [[Sallingbury Casey]] (now [[Rowland Sallingbury
+*[[John Bercow]] MP | [[Michael Casey]] | [[Alison Clark]]  in 2003 was '[[News International]] director of corporate affairs... Previously, Clark worked in Westminster and in public affairs with the Saatchi company [[Rowland, Sallingbury Casey]]'<ref>PR Week, May 2, 2003 THE SWEETEST FEELING BYLINE: By Kate Nicholas SECTION: PRWEEK AWARDS, Pg. 12</ref> | [[Lorna Fitzsimons]] (former MP for Rochdale and zionist lobbyist) | [[Kedge Martin]] '1986: Political lobbyist, [[Sallingbury Casey]] (now [[Rowland Sallingbury Casey]])'<ref>Third Sector, April 18, 2007, Brand on the run - Kedge Martin, Chief executive, WellChild BYLINE: John Plummer SECTION: NEWSMAKER; Pg. 11</ref> | [[John Maples]] former chairman and later (in 1997) and MP<ref>PR Week May 9, 1997 PR proves fast track to Parliament BYLINE: By STEVE BEVAN
 </ref> | [[Stephen Twigg]] later an MP

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 ==People==
-*[[John Bercow]] MP
+*[[John Bercow]] MP | [[Michael Casey]] | [[Lorna Fitzsimons]] (former MP for Rochdale and zionist lobbyist) | [[Kedge Martin]] '1986: Political lobbyist, [[Sallingbury Casey]] (now [[Rowland Sallingbury
-*[[Michael Casey]]
+Casey]])'<ref>Third Sector, April 18, 2007, Brand on the run - Kedge Martin, Chief executive, WellChild BYLINE: John Plummer SECTION: NEWSMAKER; Pg. 11</ref> | [[John Maples]] former chairman and later (in 1997) and MP<ref>PR Week May 9, 1997 PR proves fast track to Parliament BYLINE: By STEVE BEVAN
-*[[Lorna Fitzsimons]] (former MP for Rochdale and zionist lobbyist)
+</ref> | [[Stephen Twigg]] later an MP
 ==Notes==
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