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| − | John Slinger is a consultant at [[Quiller Consultants]] and | + | {{Template:Lobbying_Portal_badge}}{{Template: Revolving Door badge}} |
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| + | He has previously worked at [[Quiller Consultants]] and held many roles within the [[Labour Party]], where he is the Vice-Chair of Rugby Constituency [[Labour Party]].<ref> [http://www.rugbylabour.org/neighbourhood-team/john-slinger/ John Slinger] ''Rugby Labour'', accessed 28 November 2014 </ref> | ||
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
| − | Slinger started his career as an aide and researcher for Rt Hon [[Ann Clwyd]] MP between March 2003 and August 2006 and for [[Julia Drown]] MP | + | Slinger started his career as an aide and researcher for Rt Hon [[Ann Clwyd]] MP between March 2003 and August 2006 and for [[Julia Drown]] MP (January-July 2004). |
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| + | From August 2006 and August 2007, he was a political consultant at [[Connect Public Affairs]], then joined [[Quiller Consultants]] also as a consultant. | ||
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| + | Slinger is also a fellow at the [[Human Security Centre]] from February 2013.<ref name="MP"> [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/john-slinger/25/a51/117 John Slinger] ''Linkedin'', undated, accessed 7 October 2014 </ref> | ||
| − | + | In November 2014 he joined [[Hanover Communications]], run by former [[Conservative Party]] communication chief [[Charles Lewington]].<ref name="PAN"> Rod Muir [https://www.publicaffairsnews.com/articles/news/labour-activist-heads-hanover Labour activist heads to Hanover] ''Public Affairs News'', 28 November 2014, accessed 28 November 2014 </ref> | |
| − | + | He is also the co-founder and chair of [[Pragmatic Radicalism]], an organisation bringing together people from across the [[Labour Party]] and beyond in thinking up new policy ideas and stimulating debate. The organisation’s first pamphlet [http://www.newstatesman.com/blogs/the-staggers/2011/07/state-party-labour-rights| 'Pragmatic Radicalism: Ideas from Labour's New Generation'] was launched in the House of Commons in July 2011, with speeches by [[Ed Miliband]]’s senior aide [[Lord Wood]] and shadow minister [[Luciana Berger]].<ref name="PAN"/> | |
| − | ===Voluntary | + | ===Voluntary roles=== |
| − | *Social | + | *Social events officer, [[John Adams Society]] May 2012–December 2012<ref name="MP"/> |
| − | *Vice- | + | *Vice-chair of Board of Trustee Directors, [[Carer Support Service]] January 2013-present<ref name="MP"/> |
| − | *Press | + | *Press officer, Rugby Constituency [[Labour Party]] July 2014-present<ref name="MP"/> |
| − | *Founder | + | *Founder and director, [[Creatives for Refugees]] July 2013-present<ref name="MP"/> |
| − | *Chair & | + | *Chair & co-founder, [[Pragmatic Radicalism]] January 2011-present<ref name="MP"/> |
| − | *School | + | *School governor, September 2014-present<ref name="MP"/> |
==Education== | ==Education== | ||
| − | *BA, Philosophy and Politics, University of Durham 1993–1996 | + | *BA, Philosophy and Politics, University of Durham 1993–1996<ref name="MP"/> |
*MA, International Studies, University of Durham 2001–2002<ref name="MP"/> | *MA, International Studies, University of Durham 2001–2002<ref name="MP"/> | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
<references/> | <references/> | ||
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John Slinger is a consultant at Hanover Communications.
He has previously worked at Quiller Consultants and held many roles within the Labour Party, where he is the Vice-Chair of Rugby Constituency Labour Party.[1]
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Career
Slinger started his career as an aide and researcher for Rt Hon Ann Clwyd MP between March 2003 and August 2006 and for Julia Drown MP (January-July 2004).
From August 2006 and August 2007, he was a political consultant at Connect Public Affairs, then joined Quiller Consultants also as a consultant.
Slinger is also a fellow at the Human Security Centre from February 2013.[2]
In November 2014 he joined Hanover Communications, run by former Conservative Party communication chief Charles Lewington.[3]
He is also the co-founder and chair of Pragmatic Radicalism, an organisation bringing together people from across the Labour Party and beyond in thinking up new policy ideas and stimulating debate. The organisation’s first pamphlet 'Pragmatic Radicalism: Ideas from Labour's New Generation' was launched in the House of Commons in July 2011, with speeches by Ed Miliband’s senior aide Lord Wood and shadow minister Luciana Berger.[3]
Voluntary roles
- Social events officer, John Adams Society May 2012–December 2012[2]
- Vice-chair of Board of Trustee Directors, Carer Support Service January 2013-present[2]
- Press officer, Rugby Constituency Labour Party July 2014-present[2]
- Founder and director, Creatives for Refugees July 2013-present[2]
- Chair & co-founder, Pragmatic Radicalism January 2011-present[2]
- School governor, September 2014-present[2]
Education
- BA, Philosophy and Politics, University of Durham 1993–1996[2]
- MA, International Studies, University of Durham 2001–2002[2]
Notes
- ↑ John Slinger Rugby Labour, accessed 28 November 2014
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 2.8 John Slinger Linkedin, undated, accessed 7 October 2014
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Rod Muir Labour activist heads to Hanover Public Affairs News, 28 November 2014, accessed 28 November 2014
