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Revision as of 15:46, 15 December 2008
Business4Life is a company founded by the Advertising Association. The company was formed on the August 29 2008. According to its website it is 'a coalition of companies representing the food and drink, retail, media, advertising, fitness and health industries, which are partnering with Government to support its Change4Life movement.' [1]
People
Baroness Peta Buscombe is Chair of the steering group of companies.
Buscombe was previously chief executive of the Advertising Association but has recently left to become the chair of the Press Complaints Committee. [2]
Change4Life
Change4Life is a new health initiative which, according to the Department of Health website, aims to
- improve children’s diets and levels of activity so reducing the threat to their future health and happiness. Our goal is to help every family in England eat well, move more and live longer.[3]
The Change4Life section of the Department of Health's website contains more details on the initiative however, the vast majority of this detail appears to involve the use of the Change4Life logo and marketing and branding issues. There does not appear to be any substance as to what the initiative actually is or how it differs from previous and current Department of Health anti-obesity measures. [4]
The bulk of the funding for the Change4Life initiative appears to be coming from the advertising industry who are reputed to be injecting £200 million into the project in various forms.[5] The Government has pledged £30 million towards the initiative although this is part of the £372 million pledged by the Department earlier this year to tackle obesity. [6]
Coalition Members
- AMV BBDO
- AOL UK
- Britvic
- BskyB
- Cadbury
- CBI
- Channel 4
- Coca-Cola
- Discovery Networks UK
- Fitness Industry Association
- five
- Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB)
- ITV
- Kellogg’s
- Kids Industries
- Kraft
- Limelight sports
- Mars
- Munro and Forster
- National Schools Partnership
- Nestlé
- OMD
- Outdoor Advertising Association
- PepsiCo
- PruHealth
- RadioCentre
- Ryvita/Associated British Foods
- Tesco
- Turner Entertainment Network
- Unilever
- Viacom
- Virgin Media Television
- World Group Media[7]
Contact Details
BUSINESS 4 LIFE LIMITED
- Unit 1, Milebush Rd
- Southsea
- Hampshire
- PO4 8NF
- Company No. 06684234
Notes
- ↑ Business4Life home page, Accessed December 4 2008
- ↑ Singh, Sonoo, Marketing Week, ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION;Life after Buscombe, [1] November 27 2008, Accessed December 15 2008
- ↑ Department of Health Change4Life, Accessed December 4 2008
- ↑ Department of Health Change4Life,Accessed December 4 2008
- ↑ Whitehall pages Change4Life, Accessed December 2008
- ↑ Department of Health Healthy Weight,Healthy lives A Cross Government strategy for England,Accessed December 4 2008
- ↑ Business4Life Coalition Members,Accessed December 4 2008
