The Athena Trust - Revision history

Melissa Jones at 06:23, 20 March 2018

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Claire Robinson at 12:30, 27 April 2010

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Roy Revie at 12:00, 27 April 2010

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Roy Revie at 11:06, 27 April 2010

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Roy Revie at 19:11, 26 April 2010

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Roy Revie at 18:33, 26 April 2010

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David at 16:46, 26 April 2010

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Roy Revie at 15:29, 26 April 2010

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Roy Revie at 15:22, 26 April 2010

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Roy Revie: New page: '''The Athena Trust''' claims to be a "global leader in market research, assessment and strategic consultation for governments, private companies and humanitarian endeavours". It also clai...

2010-04-26T15:22:11Z

New page: '''The Athena Trust''' claims to be a "global leader in market research, assessment and strategic consultation for governments, private companies and humanitarian endeavours". It also clai...

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'''The Athena Trust''' claims to be a "global leader in market research, assessment and strategic consultation for governments, private companies and humanitarian endeavours". It also claims to benefit "from its global network and range of experts in developing innovative, timely and useable solutions" to a variety of marketing problems.<ref>"[http://theathenatrust.com/ Home]", The Athena Trust, accessed April 26 2010</ref> The Trust's website claims that it was founded in 1998 by "Anthony Aldebourgh and the reknowned Paul Laker" and that it has worked in over 50 countries "providing high-impact, tailored and measurably succesful market-research consultancy" <ref>"[http://theathenatrust.com/History.html History], The Athena Trust, accessed 26 April 2010</ref>. Despite these claims of "global leader" status however, there is a dearth of information about the Trust in the public domain, strongly suggesting that it is misrepresenting itself online.

[[Image:Paul laker screengrab.jpg|150px|thumb|right|"Paul Laker" Profile]]
[[Image:Anthony screengrab.jpg|150px|thumb|right|"Anthony Aldebourgh" Profile]]
[[Image:Ashburner screengrab.jpg|150px|thumb|right|"Alexander Ashburner" Profile]]
[[Image:Shepherd screengrab.jpg|150px|thumb|right|"Andrew Shepherd" Profile]]
This suggestion is further supported by the fact that the Chairman, the "reknowned" Paul Laker, who is described as "an expert in sociology and pyschosocial research [whose expertines were] further honed during his tenure as a visiting Professor in Europe" (see right) seems to be an invention - such a person is not to be found either online or in any articles in the press (including the academic press) of the last 20 years. The situation is the same for CEO Anthony Aldebourgh, who the site claims has enjoyed a "40 year career in research, marketting, public deplomacy and academia" and "risen to senior positions within several large companies".

Evidence of other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is actually [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Directory, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is actually Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company.
Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm Henley & Partners <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands.

==Contact==
[http://www.theathenatrust.com Athena Trust Website] - Recently many pages have been removed from the site but remain available in Google's cache, or in screen grabbed images to the right

''Address''
:Suite 142
:405 Kings Road,
:SW10 0BB
:Chelsea
:London

:''Telephone no'': +44 (0) 845 057 3945

==Notes==
<references/>

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-'''The Athena Trust''' claims to be a "global leader in market research, assessment and strategic consultation for governments, private companies and humanitarian endeavours". It also claims to benefit "from its global network and range of experts in developing innovative, timely and useable solutions" to a variety of marketing problems.<ref>"[http://theathenatrust.com/ Home]", The Athena Trust, accessed April 26 2010</ref> The Trust's website claims that it was founded in 1998 by "[[Anthony Aldebourgh]] and the reknowned [[Paul Laker]]" and that it has worked in over 50 countries "providing high-impact, tailored and measurably succesful market-research consultancy" <ref>"[http://theathenatrust.com/History.html History], The Athena Trust, accessed 26 April 2010</ref>. Despite these claims of "global leader" status however, there is a dearth of information about the Trust in the public domain.
+'''The Athena Trust''' claims to be a "global leader in market research, assessment and strategic consultation for governments, private companies and humanitarian endeavours". It also claims to benefit "from its global network and range of experts in developing innovative, timely and useable solutions" to a variety of marketing problems.<ref>"[http://theathenatrust.com/ Home]", The Athena Trust, accessed April 26 2010</ref> The Trust's website claims that it was founded in 1998 by "[[Anthony Aldebourgh]] and the renowned [[Paul Laker]]" and that it has worked in over 50 countries "providing high-impact, tailored and measurably successful market-research consultancy" <ref>"[http://theathenatrust.com/History.html History], The Athena Trust, accessed 26 April 2010</ref>. Despite these claims of "global leader" status however, there is a dearth of information about the Trust in the public domain.
 [[Image:Paul laker screengrab.jpg|150px|thumb|right|"[[Paul Laker]]" Profile]]
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 Furthermore, the Chairman, the "reknowned" Paul Laker, who is described as "an expert in sociology and pyschosocial research [whose expertines were] further honed during his tenure as a visiting Professor in Europe" (see right) seems not to be renowned enough to feature either online or in any articles in the press (including the academic press)<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - ""Paul Laker" yugoslavia", "Laker Yugoslavia" and "Laker Psychoanthropology" :'''Nexis''' - "Paul Laker" and "Laker, Paul" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Laker P OR Laker Paul"</ref>. The situation is the same for CEO Anthony Aldebourgh, who the site claims has enjoyed a "40 year career in research, marketting, public deplomacy and academia" and "risen to senior positions within several large companies".<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh", ""Aldebourgh" market research" :'''Nexis''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh" and "Aldebourgh, Anthony" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Aldebourgh A OR Aldebourgh Anthony"</ref>
-Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadinesa, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the [[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson.<ref>Behavioural Dynamics Institute [[Media:Ritcheson_BDI_screengrab.JPG| Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's profile]] from cached version of the page on 09/12/2009</ref>
+Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the [[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson.<ref>Behavioural Dynamics Institute [[Media:Ritcheson_BDI_screengrab.JPG| Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's profile]] from cached version of the page on 09/12/2009</ref>
 ==Contact==
-[http://www.theathenatrust.com Athena Trust Website] - Between 01 March 2010 and 26th April 2010 many pages were removed from the site but remain available in Google's cache, and can be seen in screen grabbed images to the right.
+[http://www.theathenatrust.com Athena Trust Website] - Between 01 March 2010 and 26th April 2010 many pages were removed from the site but remain available in Google's cache, and can be seen in screen-grabbed images to the right.
 '''Address'''
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 ==Notes==
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 Furthermore, the Chairman, the "reknowned" Paul Laker, who is described as "an expert in sociology and pyschosocial research [whose expertines were] further honed during his tenure as a visiting Professor in Europe" (see right) seems not to be renowned enough to feature either online or in any articles in the press (including the academic press)<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - ""Paul Laker" yugoslavia", "Laker Yugoslavia" and "Laker Psychoanthropology" :'''Nexis''' - "Paul Laker" and "Laker, Paul" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Laker P OR Laker Paul"</ref>. The situation is the same for CEO Anthony Aldebourgh, who the site claims has enjoyed a "40 year career in research, marketting, public deplomacy and academia" and "risen to senior positions within several large companies".<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh", ""Aldebourgh" market research" :'''Nexis''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh" and "Aldebourgh, Anthony" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Aldebourgh A OR Aldebourgh Anthony"</ref>
-Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadinesa, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the [[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson<ref>Behavioural Dynamics Institute [[Media:Ritcheson_BDI_screengrab.JPG| Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's profile]] from cached version of the page on 09/12/2009</ref>
+Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadinesa, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the [[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson.<ref>Behavioural Dynamics Institute [[Media:Ritcheson_BDI_screengrab.JPG| Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's profile]] from cached version of the page on 09/12/2009</ref>
 ==Contact==

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 Furthermore, the Chairman, the "reknowned" Paul Laker, who is described as "an expert in sociology and pyschosocial research [whose expertines were] further honed during his tenure as a visiting Professor in Europe" (see right) seems not to be renowned enough to feature either online or in any articles in the press (including the academic press)<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - ""Paul Laker" yugoslavia", "Laker Yugoslavia" and "Laker Psychoanthropology" :'''Nexis''' - "Paul Laker" and "Laker, Paul" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Laker P OR Laker Paul"</ref>. The situation is the same for CEO Anthony Aldebourgh, who the site claims has enjoyed a "40 year career in research, marketting, public deplomacy and academia" and "risen to senior positions within several large companies".<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh", ""Aldebourgh" market research" :'''Nexis''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh" and "Aldebourgh, Anthony" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Aldebourgh A OR Aldebourgh Anthony"</ref>
-Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadinesa, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the [[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson<ref>OpenSIGLE [[Media:Andrew_Shepherd_Ritcheson.JPG| Note of the details of "Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's PhD Thesis]] screen grab taken April 26 2010</ref>
+Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadinesa, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the [[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson<ref>Behavioural Dynamics Institute [[Media:Ritcheson_BDI_screengrab.JPG| Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's profile]] from cached version of the page on 09/12/2009</ref>
 ==Contact==

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 Furthermore, the Chairman, the "reknowned" Paul Laker, who is described as "an expert in sociology and pyschosocial research [whose expertines were] further honed during his tenure as a visiting Professor in Europe" (see right) seems not to be renowned enough to feature either online or in any articles in the press (including the academic press)<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - ""Paul Laker" yugoslavia", "Laker Yugoslavia" and "Laker Psychoanthropology" :'''Nexis''' - "Paul Laker" and "Laker, Paul" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Laker P OR Laker Paul"</ref>. The situation is the same for CEO Anthony Aldebourgh, who the site claims has enjoyed a "40 year career in research, marketting, public deplomacy and academia" and "risen to senior positions within several large companies".<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh", ""Aldebourgh" market research" :'''Nexis''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh" and "Aldebourgh, Anthony" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Aldebourgh A OR Aldebourgh Anthony"</ref>
-Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadinesa, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "[[Alexander Ashburner]]" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr [[Andrew Shepherd]]" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the[[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson<ref>OpenSIGLE [[Media:Andrew_Shepherd_Ritcheson.JPG| Note of the details of "Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's PhD Thesis]] screen grab taken April 26 2010</ref>
+Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadinesa, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the [[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson<ref>OpenSIGLE [[Media:Andrew_Shepherd_Ritcheson.JPG| Note of the details of "Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's PhD Thesis]] screen grab taken April 26 2010</ref>
 ==Contact==

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 Furthermore, the Chairman, the "reknowned" Paul Laker, who is described as "an expert in sociology and pyschosocial research [whose expertines were] further honed during his tenure as a visiting Professor in Europe" (see right) seems not to be renowned enough to feature either online or in any articles in the press (including the academic press)<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - ""Paul Laker" yugoslavia", "Laker Yugoslavia" and "Laker Psychoanthropology" :'''Nexis''' - "Paul Laker" and "Laker, Paul" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Laker P OR Laker Paul"</ref>. The situation is the same for CEO Anthony Aldebourgh, who the site claims has enjoyed a "40 year career in research, marketting, public deplomacy and academia" and "risen to senior positions within several large companies".<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh", ""Aldebourgh" market research" :'''Nexis''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh" and "Aldebourgh, Anthony" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Aldebourgh A OR Aldebourgh Anthony"</ref>
-Evidence of other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "[[Alexander Ashburner]]" is actually [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr [[Andrew Shepherd]]" is actually Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company.
+Allegations, made by the Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadinesa, about other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "[[Alexander Ashburner]]" is said to be [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr [[Andrew Shepherd]]" is said to be Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company. Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm [[Henley & Partners]] <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands. Gonsalves references pictures on the websites of the Athena Trust, the[[Behavioural Dynamics Institute]] and [[SCL Elections]] to argue that Ashburner and Nix, and Shepherd and Ritcheson are the same person - however these pictures have since been removed from the Athena Trust website. His argument is still supported however, by the fact that the mens' full names are Alexander James Ashburner Nix<ref>Strategic Communication Laboratories [[Media:SCL 363a made up to 20 July 2006.pdf|Annual Returns made up to 20 July 2006]]</ref> and Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson<ref>OpenSIGLE [[Media:Andrew_Shepherd_Ritcheson.JPG| Note of the details of "Andrew Shepherd Ritcheson's PhD Thesis]] screen grab taken April 26 2010</ref>
 ==Contact==

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 [[Image:Ashburner screengrab.jpg|150px|thumb|right|"[[Alexander Ashburner]]" Profile]]
 [[Image:Shepherd screengrab.jpg|150px|thumb|right|"[[Andrew Shepherd]]" Profile]]
-Furthermore, the Chairman, the "reknowned" Paul Laker, who is described as "an expert in sociology and pyschosocial research [whose expertines were] further honed during his tenure as a visiting Professor in Europe" (see right) seems not to be renowned enough to feature either online or in any articles in the press (including the academic press) of the last 20 years. The situation is the same for CEO Anthony Aldebourgh, who the site claims has enjoyed a "40 year career in research, marketting, public deplomacy and academia" and "risen to senior positions within several large companies".
+Furthermore, the Chairman, the "reknowned" Paul Laker, who is described as "an expert in sociology and pyschosocial research [whose expertines were] further honed during his tenure as a visiting Professor in Europe" (see right) seems not to be renowned enough to feature either online or in any articles in the press (including the academic press)<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - ""Paul Laker" yugoslavia", "Laker Yugoslavia" and "Laker Psychoanthropology" :'''Nexis''' - "Paul Laker" and "Laker, Paul" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Laker P OR Laker Paul"</ref>. The situation is the same for CEO Anthony Aldebourgh, who the site claims has enjoyed a "40 year career in research, marketting, public deplomacy and academia" and "risen to senior positions within several large companies".<ref>Searches performed between 3pm and 5pm on 26/04/2010 were as follows: :'''Google''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh", ""Aldebourgh" market research" :'''Nexis''' - "Anthony Aldebourgh" and "Aldebourgh, Anthony" (for all english language media):'''Social Science Citation Idex''' "Aldebourgh A OR Aldebourgh Anthony"</ref>
 Evidence of other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "[[Alexander Ashburner]]" is actually [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Director, listed as "Dr [[Andrew Shepherd]]" is actually Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company.
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 ==Contact==
-[http://www.theathenatrust.com Athena Trust Website] - Recently many pages have been removed from the site but remain available in Google's cache, or in screen grabbed images to the right
+[http://www.theathenatrust.com Athena Trust Website] - Between 01 March 2010 and 26th April 2010 many pages were removed from the site but remain available in Google's cache, and can be seen in screen grabbed images to the right.
 '''Address'''

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 Evidence of other employees of the company suggest that the CEO and Chairman may be operating under different aliases. Director of Strategy, listed on the site as "Alexander Ashburner" is actually [[Alexander Nix]]; and Research Directory, listed as "Dr Andrew Shepherd" is actually Dr [[Andrew Ritcheson]]. Both men hold or have previously held high profile positions within the [[Strategic Communication Laboratories]] group, which is a British private propaganda and psychological operations company.
-Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm Henley & Partners <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands.
+Revelations of the multiple identies of these individuals came in a press conference by Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of St Vincent and the Grenadines <ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ZdxNoXLjtM  Nov. 16, 2009 (Part 3) -- PM Gonsalves' Press Conference]", Youtube, accessed April 26, 2010</ref> who accused the men of being involved (through the Athena Trust and [[SCL Elections]]) in the "Vote No" campaign for a referendum on constitutional change, which he claimed was being financed by "international residence and citizenship planning" firm Henley & Partners <ref>"[http://www.henleyglobal.com/ Henley & Partners]", Henley & Partners Website, accessed April 26 2010</ref> - who he claims had a vested interest in constitutional change due to the impact on citizenship laws on the islands.
 ==Contact==

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 [http://www.theathenatrust.com Athena Trust Website] - Recently many pages have been removed from the site but remain available in Google's cache, or in screen grabbed images to the right
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+'''Address'''
 :Suite 142
 :405 Kings Road,
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-:''Telephone no'': +44 (0) 845 057 3945
+'''Telephone no''': +44 (0) 845 057 3945
 ==Notes==
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