Stephen Jolly - Revision history

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Melissa Jones at 03:46, 26 March 2018

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Melissa Jones: MOD business appointments disclosures

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MOD business appointments disclosures

Melissa Jones at 23:52, 20 March 2018

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Melissa Jones: /* Psyops role */

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Psyops role

Melissa Jones at 06:07, 16 August 2017

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Melissa Jones at 06:04, 16 August 2017

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Melissa Jones at 06:01, 16 August 2017

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James Gallagher at 20:53, 10 March 2015

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James Gallagher at 19:04, 10 March 2015

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 [[Category:British Propaganda|Jolly, Stephen]]
 [[Category:Propaganda|Jolly, Stephen]]
 [[Category:UK Ministry of Defence|Jolly, Stephen]]

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 Before working for the MoD Jolly was  [[Cambridge University]]'s director of external affairs and communications and held an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]].  At Clare College, he served on the College Development and Art Committees.
-Jolly left the Defence Academy to join [[M&C Saatchi]] as a director in July 2016 according to MOD business appointments disclosures. He is subject to a 2-year lobbying ban,
+Jolly left the Defence Academy in June 2016 to join [[M&C Saatchi]] as a director the following month according to MOD business appointments disclosures. He is subject to a 2-year lobbying ban.
 ==Education background==

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	Before working for the MoD Jolly was [[Cambridge University]]'s director of external affairs and communications and held an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]]. At Clare College, he served on the College Development and Art Committees.		Before working for the MoD Jolly was [[Cambridge University]]'s director of external affairs and communications and held an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]]. At Clare College, he served on the College Development and Art Committees.
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		+	Jolly left the Defence Academy to join [[M&C Saatchi]] as a director in July 2016 according to MOD business appointments disclosures. He is subject to a 2-year lobbying ban,

	==Education background==		==Education background==

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 ==Affiliations==
 Visiting Fellow in Psychological Warfare, [[International Centre for Security Analysis]](ICSA) [[King's College London]] 1999-2001<ref>[[Stephen Jolly]], Visiting Fellow in Psychological Warfare, ICSA [http://web.archive.org/web/20010108170000/http://www.kcl.ac.uk/orgs/icsa/Old/jolly-stag.html Wearing the Stag's Head Badge: British Combat Propaganda Since 1945] ''Falling Leaf: The Journal of the Psywar Society'' 172 (March 2001).</ref><ref name="Clare"/>
 ==Psyops role==
 According to Jolly he 'trained as a special operations reservist/officer cadet with [[15 (UK) Information Support Group]], the UK military's tri-service psychological operations unit. As a result, between 1999-2001, he held a Visiting Fellowship in Psychological Warfare at the [[International Centre for Security Analysis]], [[King's College London]]. It was in this capacity that he was commissioned by the [[International Public Relations Association]] to write the 2000 Mardin Essay on Psychological Warfare and Public Relations.'<ref>Stephen Jolly [http://web.archive.org/web/20021012033056/www.stephenjolly.co.uk/site/professional.htm Leader in the Profession], Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 12 October 2002 on 6 January 2011</ref>
-A recent biographical notes states the Jolly 'was formerly an instructor on the Military Information Support Operations Course at the UK's Defence Intelligence & Security School, [[Chicksands]] (1997-2001).'<ref>Clare college, [http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/associates/jollys.html Stephen Jolly], accessed 6 January 2011</ref>
+A recent biographical notes that Jolly 'was formerly an instructor on the Military Information Support Operations Course at the UK's Defence Intelligence & Security School, [[Chicksands]] (1997-2001).'<ref>Clare college, [http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/associates/jollys.html Stephen Jolly], accessed 6 January 2011</ref>
 ==Publications and press attention==
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 [[Category:Propaganda|Jolly, Stephen]]
 [[Category:PR|Jolly, Stephen]]
-[[Category:Ministry of Defence|Jolly, Stephen]]
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 Visiting Fellow in Psychological Warfare, [[International Centre for Security Analysis]](ICSA) [[King's College London]] 1999-2001<ref>[[Stephen Jolly]], Visiting Fellow in Psychological Warfare, ICSA [http://web.archive.org/web/20010108170000/http://www.kcl.ac.uk/orgs/icsa/Old/jolly-stag.html Wearing the Stag's Head Badge: British Combat Propaganda Since 1945] ''Falling Leaf: The Journal of the Psywar Society'' 172 (March 2001).</ref><ref name="Clare"/>
 ==Psyops role==
-According to Jolly he 'trained as a special operations reservist/officer cadet with [[15 (UK) Information Support Group]], the UK military's tri-service psychological operations unit. As a result, between 1999-2001, he held a Visiting Fellowship in Psychological Warfare at the [[International Centre for Security Analysis]], [[King's College London]]. It was in this capacity that he was commissioned by the International Public Relations Association to write the 2000 Mardin Essay on Psychological Warfare and Public Relations.'<ref>Stephen Jolly [http://web.archive.org/web/20021012033056/www.stephenjolly.co.uk/site/professional.htm Leader in the Profession], Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 12 October 2002 on 6 January 2011</ref>
+According to Jolly he 'trained as a special operations reservist/officer cadet with [[15 (UK) Information Support Group]], the UK military's tri-service psychological operations unit. As a result, between 1999-2001, he held a Visiting Fellowship in Psychological Warfare at the [[International Centre for Security Analysis]], [[King's College London]]. It was in this capacity that he was commissioned by the [[International Public Relations Association]] to write the 2000 Mardin Essay on Psychological Warfare and Public Relations.'<ref>Stephen Jolly [http://web.archive.org/web/20021012033056/www.stephenjolly.co.uk/site/professional.htm Leader in the Profession], Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 12 October 2002 on 6 January 2011</ref>
 A recent biographical notes states the Jolly 'was formerly an instructor on the Military Information Support Operations Course at the UK's Defence Intelligence & Security School, [[Chicksands]] (1997-2001).'<ref>Clare college, [http://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/research/associates/jollys.html Stephen Jolly], accessed 6 January 2011</ref>

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-[[Stephen Jolly]] was UK [[Ministry of Defence]] (MoD) director of communications from December 2012 until June 2015. He left this role to take a research assignment at the [[Defence Academy]] on behalf of the MoD.
+[[Stephen Jolly]] was UK [[Ministry of Defence]] (MoD) director of communications from December 2012 until June 2015. He left this role to take a research assignment as a senior research fellow in Military Information Operations at the [[Defence Academy]] on behalf of the MoD.
-Before working for the MoD Jolly was  [[Cambridge University]]'s director of external affairs and communications and held an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]].  At Clare College, he serves on the College Development and Art Committees.
+Before working for the MoD Jolly was  [[Cambridge University]]'s director of external affairs and communications and held an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]].  At Clare College, he served on the College Development and Art Committees.
 ==Education background==

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-[[Stephen Jolly]] was the UK [[Ministry of Defence]] director of communications from December 2012 until June 2015. Before that he was  [[Cambridge University]]'s director of external affairs and communications and held an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]].  At Clare College, he serves on the College Development and Art Committees.
+[[Stephen Jolly]] was UK [[Ministry of Defence]] (MoD) director of communications from December 2012 until June 2015. He left this role to take a research assignment at the [[Defence Academy]] on behalf of the MoD.
 ==Education background==
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 <blockquote style="background-color:ivory;border:1pt solid Darkgoldenrod;padding:1%;font-size:10pt">He began his career at a major US advertising agency where he worked on high-profile accounts such as [[Proctor & Gamble]], [[Kellogg]] and [[Nestle]] before switching to PR in the mid-1980s.
-His early years in the industry were spent as a political lobbyist and as a Research Assistant in the [[House of Lords]]. He went from there to hold senior international positions with [[Coopers & Lybrand]], [[HSBC Holdings]], and Japanese investment bank [[Nomura]] International. At Nomura, he worked with [[Guy Hands]]' [[Principal Finance]] team (now [[Terra Firma Capital]]) to publicise US$15 billion of acquisitions over a period of less than four years. It was in this capacity that he was described as "one of the leading lights in the UK industry" (''PR Week'', 1999).
+His early years in the industry were spent as a political lobbyist and as a research assistant in the [[House of Lords]]. He went from there to hold senior international positions with [[Coopers & Lybrand]], [[HSBC Holdings]], and Japanese investment bank [[Nomura]] International. At Nomura, he worked with [[Guy Hands]]' [[Principal Finance]] team (now [[Terra Firma Capital]]) to publicise US$15 billion of acquisitions over a period of less than four years. It was in this capacity that he was described as "one of the leading lights in the UK industry" (''PR Week'', 1999).
 Since the beginning of 2000, Stephen has acted as an independent corporate adviser providing specialist communications counsel to senior management.

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	[[Stephen Jolly]] is [[Cambridge University]]'s Director of External Affairs & Communications. He also holds an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]]. At Clare College, he serves on the College Development and Art Committees.		[[Stephen Jolly]] is [[Cambridge University]]'s Director of External Affairs & Communications. He also holds an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]]. At Clare College, he serves on the College Development and Art Committees.

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	[[Stephen Jolly]] is [[Cambridge University]]'s Director of External Affairs & Communications. He also holds an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]]. At Clare College, he serves on the College Development and Art Committees.		[[Stephen Jolly]] is [[Cambridge University]]'s Director of External Affairs & Communications. He also holds an academic appointment at the [[Judge Business School]]. At Clare College, he serves on the College Development and Art Committees.