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FTI Consulting is a global business advisory firm. In 2006 it took over Financial Dynamics (also known as FD) a leading financial and corporate PR and lobbying firm with offices in Europe, the US, Asia, the Middle East and South Africa. FTI now offers lobbying services under its name.
Contents
Declaring clients and lobbyists
FTI declared their clients and lobbyists for the first time in APPC's '1st December 2014 - 28th February 2015' register.[1]
Revolving door
In October 2010 former Foreign Office minister Lord Mark Malloch Brown joined FTI Consulting as chairman for global affairs. Four months before that FTI had hired Vicky Pryce – formerly a senior civil servant at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) – as a senior managing director in its economic consulting team, advising companies on issues including public policy.
In December 2014 former Labour health minister Patricia Hewitt joined FTI in London as a senior adviser, working under Alex Deane.
People
Corporate Leadership
- Steven Gunby, president and CEO
- David Johnson, chief financial officer
- Eric Miller, executive vice president, general counsel and chief risk officer
- Paul Linton, chief strategy and transformation officer
- Holly Paul, chief human resources officer
- Adam S. Bendell, chief innovation officer
- Dominic Di Napoli, vice chairman
- Jeffrey S. Amling, senior managing director, business development and marketing
- Catherine Freeman, senior vice president, controller and chief accounting officer
- Joanne Catanese, associate general counsel and secretary
- Ronald Reno, vice president and corporate treasurer
- Dennis J. Shaughnessy, retired executive chairman of the board
- Jack B. Dunn IV, retired president and chief executive officer
Business Leadership
- Kenneth J. Barker, global practice leader health solutions
- Robert J. Duffy, global segment co-leader corporate finance
- Neal A. Hochberg, global segment leader forensic & litigation consulting
- Frank L. Holder, chairman, Latin America
- John Klick, global segment leader economic consulting
- Kevin Lavin, global segment co-leader corporate finance
- Edward Reilly, global chief executive officer strategic communications
- Seth A. Rierson, global segment leader technology
- Rod Sutton, chairman, Asia Pacific
- Carlyn R. Taylor, senior managing director, TMT Leader & FTI industry lead[2]
London
- Alex Deane, managing director of public affairs
- Geoffrey Pelham-Lane, global president of FTI Strategic Communications, based in London
- Andrew Walton, senior managing director of FTI Strategic Communications, based in London. Is global head of financial services for the practice. Previously at Morgan Stanley in New York where he was vice-president of corporate communications for global investment banking business, and before that held a similar role in London for the European business. [3]
- Kerstin Duhme, managing director FTI Consulting
- Tim Battrick, director, economic and financial consulting
- Benjamin Johnson, senior consultant
- Crosby MacDonald, director
- Ravi Kanabar, consultant
- Alex Davie, director, economic and financial consulting
- Lau Nilausen, director
- Reemal Madlani, senior consultant
- Matthew Burder, senior consultant
- Timothy Gardiner, senior consultant
- Tigran Ter-Martirosyan, senior consultant
- Matthias Cazier-Darmois, senior consultant
- Adrian Smith, director
- Tim Warren, director, economic and financial consulting
- Bruno Campana, director
- David Ellis, senior managing director
- Leor Franks, marketing director
- Manoj Bahl, director
- Michael Arch, senior consultant - construction solutions
- Tim Haynes, senior managing director
- Ivan Jerram, director
- Andrew Durant, Senior Managing Director
- Stephanie Cuthbert, director
- Gareth Phillips, director
- Frederica Parton, senior analyst
- John Wiseman, director - forensic and litigation consulting
- J. Nicholas Hourigan, managing director-data analytics
- Alexandra Knatchbull, director
- Iain Whittingham, senior director
- Michael Jelen, senior director
- Sarah Hammond, director
- Boaz Moselle, managing director
- Patricia Hewitt, former UK Labour minister, appointed senior adviser in December 2014[4]
- Philippa Roe, senior adviser[4]
- Liam O'Keefe, senior director[4]
- Alex Holroyd, director [4]
- Laura Sainsbury[4]
- John Gusman[4]
US
- Edward J. Reilly, global chief executive officer and is global CEO of FTI Strategic Communications, based in New York
Brussels team
2011
- Hans Hack, Brussels head of the financial services team
- Julia Harrison, senior managing director in the FTI Strategic Communications practice, based in Brussels. Was previously CEO Europe of an international consultancy. Sits on the European Public Affairs Consultancies Association management committee, the Commission’s European Network of Women in Decision-Making and is also non-executive director of SustainAbility [5]
APPC register
December 2014-February 2015
Stephanie Blott | Francesca Boothby | Sue Brown | Shannon Brushe | Caroline Cutler | Alex Deane | Sean Galvin | John Gusman | Patricia Hewitt | Alexander Holroyd | Andrew Johnson | Phil Kennedy | Liam O'Keefe | Lucy Oliver | Philippa Roe | Laura Sainsbury | Amy Yiannitsarou[1]
Clients
December 2014-February 2015
Atlantis Resources | British Virgin Islands | Dolphin Square Foundation | Exelon Corporation | Exxon Mobil Corporation | Fontem Ventures | IMS Health | Klesch Group | KPMG | LaSalle Investment Management | MasterCard | Noble Energy | Palantir | Reed Midem - MIPIM UK | Scottish Development International | Shale Gas Europe | Smith & Nephew | Thames Enterprise Park | The Bishopsgate Goods Yard Regeneration Company Ltd | The Change Account | The Federalist Society | Trans Adriatic Pipeline | Vopak Terminals UK[1]
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- Independent Petroleum Association of America (IPAA)
- Energy in Depth - a key pro-industry front group 'promoting unfettered hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) to the US public [6]
- Shale Gas Europe
Affiliations
Contact
- Address: 322 High Holborn London, WC1V 7PB United Kingdom and
- Holborn Gate 26 Southampton Buildings London, WC2A 1PB United Kingdom
- Website: http://www.fticonsulting.co.uk/index.aspx
- http://www.fticonsulting.co.uk/services/strategic-communications/public-affairs.aspx (Public Affairs)
Resources
- Jon Gingerich, Front groups wage PR warfare in ‘fracking’ debate], O'Dwyers, Environmental Communications & Public Affairs, Special Issue, February 2012, acc 5 June 2014
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Register 1st December 2014 - 28th February 2015 APPC, accessed 9 March 2015
- ↑ Leadership Fti Consulting, undated, accessed 10 October 2014
- ↑ Andrew Walton, acc 14 December 2010
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 John Harrington Former health secretary Patricia Hewitt among six new recruits at FTI Consulting PR Week, 9 December 2014, accessed 9 December 2014
- ↑ Julia Harrison, acc 14 December 2011
- ↑ Desmogblog
