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| − | + | '''Georgia Berry''' is a former special adviser and policy unit lead on energy and climate change to prime minister [[Theresa May]], who left the government in June 2017 after less than one year in the job. | |
At Number 10, Berry's role was to advise the PM on plans to 'reform the energy market' and on managing the Hinkley Point nuclear project. | At Number 10, Berry's role was to advise the PM on plans to 'reform the energy market' and on managing the Hinkley Point nuclear project. | ||
==Revolving door== | ==Revolving door== | ||
| − | + | {{Template:Revolving Door badge}} In September 2017 Berry will join energy provider [[Ovo Group]] in a newly-created post of chief of staff to chief executive [[Stephen Fitzpatrick]]. | |
| − | In September 2017 Berry will join energy provider [[Ovo Group]] in a newly-created post of chief of staff to chief executive [[Stephen Fitzpatrick]]. | ||
According to ''Public Affairs News'': 'She is expected to assist with the firm’s lobbying around issues such as government plans for a possible extension of price caps on energy bills, which Berry partly orchestrated herself.' | According to ''Public Affairs News'': 'She is expected to assist with the firm’s lobbying around issues such as government plans for a possible extension of price caps on energy bills, which Berry partly orchestrated herself.' | ||
Revision as of 05:22, 23 August 2017
Georgia Berry is a former special adviser and policy unit lead on energy and climate change to prime minister Theresa May, who left the government in June 2017 after less than one year in the job.
At Number 10, Berry's role was to advise the PM on plans to 'reform the energy market' and on managing the Hinkley Point nuclear project.
Revolving door
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In September 2017 Berry will join energy provider Ovo Group in a newly-created post of chief of staff to chief executive Stephen Fitzpatrick.
According to Public Affairs News: 'She is expected to assist with the firm’s lobbying around issues such as government plans for a possible extension of price caps on energy bills, which Berry partly orchestrated herself.'
Berry is a former senior executive and head of corporate responsibility at Centrica.[1]
Political family
Diana Berry, Berry's mother, was formerly head of fundraising at Conservative Campaign Headquarters (CCHQ) between 2004 and 2008.
Notes
- ↑ Reports: Number 10 beefs up energy and infrastructure team, BusinessGreen, 5 September 2016, accessed 8 December 2016.
