Difference between revisions of "Peter Botting"
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*59/72 parliamentary clients (2010) exceeded the 6% Conservative national swing <ref> [http://peterbotting.co.uk/clients-case-studies/political-clients-political-campaigns-political-campaigning/ Winning Elections and Selections], Peter Botting website, accessed 29 January 2015 </ref> | *59/72 parliamentary clients (2010) exceeded the 6% Conservative national swing <ref> [http://peterbotting.co.uk/clients-case-studies/political-clients-political-campaigns-political-campaigning/ Winning Elections and Selections], Peter Botting website, accessed 29 January 2015 </ref> | ||
| + | ==Affiliations== | ||
| + | *[[Grassroots Diplomat]] - appointed chairman in July 2014 | ||
==Social media== | ==Social media== | ||
Revision as of 03:43, 29 January 2015
Peter Botting is a lobbyist and political consultant. He also describes himself as a 'professional coach' and 'training consultant'.
Tim Montgomerie has described him as 'the genius political consultant Peter Botting'.
Activities
'Achievements'
'Over 24 000 hours comms experience - working with SME and PLC businesses as well as politics. Key comms strategist to NO2AV including bringing the Labour Party into the campaign. [1]
- worked with the then Sri Lankan Prime Minister on UN General Assembly "peace" speech
- bringing the Labour Party onto the NO2AV campaign
- 34 new MPs in British Parliament in 2010
- over 100 of the 306 current Conservative MPs have been through my training
- conception and organisation of the Human Trafficking Annual Media Awards
- helping to secure the biggest swing in the country 14% – Cannock Chase - turning a 9127 Labour majority into a 3195 Conservative majority.
- 59/72 parliamentary clients (2010) exceeded the 6% Conservative national swing [2]
Affiliations
- Grassroots Diplomat - appointed chairman in July 2014
Social media
Twitter: @peterbotting
Notes
- ↑ Influencing Westminster and Whitehall Speakers, GovKnow conference, 15 October 2013
- ↑ Winning Elections and Selections, Peter Botting website, accessed 29 January 2015
