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==People==
 
==People==
  
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*[[Russ Lidstone]], CEO
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*[[Steve Marinker]], managing director, London
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*[[Brian Beech]], managing director, Manchester/Edinburgh
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*[[Nigel Hughes]], board director, Manchester/Edinburgh
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*[[Anthony Edwards]], strategy director
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*[[Claire Thowill]], head of social media
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*[[Jess Tarpey]], head of new business
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*[[Paola Nicolaides]], associate director, London
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*[[Louise Stone]], head of healthcare, London
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*[[Ella Mason]], head of corporate, London
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*[[Jonathan Welsh]], associate director, Manchester/Edinburgh
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*[[Claire Boyd]], associate director, Manchester/Edinburgh<ref> Biss Lancaster website [http://www.bisslancaster.com/profiles.htm Who We Are, Profiles] Accessed 15 October 2014</ref>
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===Former People===
 
*[[Graham Lancaster]] Chairman
 
*[[Graham Lancaster]] Chairman
 
*[[Andrew Robinson]] Director, Corporate & B2B
 
*[[Andrew Robinson]] Director, Corporate & B2B
 
*[[Holly Ward]] Managing Director, London  
 
*[[Holly Ward]] Managing Director, London  
*[[Brian Beech]] Managing Director, Manchester & Edinburgh
 
 
*[[Jo Grierson]] Director, Brands Division
 
*[[Jo Grierson]] Director, Brands Division
*[[Melissa Hinds]] Director, Manchester and Edinburgh <ref> Biss Lancaster website [http://www.bisslancaster.com/profiles.htm Who We Are, Profiles] Accessed 25/02/10</ref>
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*[[Melissa Hinds]] Director, Manchester and Edinburgh
 
 
  
 
==Spinning for arms companies==
 
==Spinning for arms companies==

Revision as of 16:28, 15 October 2014

Biss Lancaster was a PR agency named after founders Adele Biss and Graham Lancaster. It is now known as Euro RSCG Biss Lancaster and is owned by Havas. They have worked with defense and aerospace and government public relations.

Clients

According to their website as of March 2010, their clients include:

People

Former People

Spinning for arms companies

One of the case studies provided on the company website details a project with BAE Systems with the aim of getting more positive media stories about the arms manufacturer worldwide. They report the result as:

Coverage of over 35 topics from apprenticeships, acoustic sensors and flapless air vehicles to support for engineering in schools. Reached more than 44 million people in the UK with AVE in excess of £2.5m. [3]

The firm also work for weapons manufacturer United Technologies and the British Army.

Corporate Social Responsibility and Clean Development Mechanism

Biss Lancaster have also represented Standard Chartered to promote their financing of their 'renewable' and 'clean energy' projects in Asia, Africa and the Middle East under the Clean Development Mechanism. According to their website 'the projects will have a total value up to £5bn over a five-year period from 2008-12.' [4]

Government spin

According to their website section 'Shaping Policy' as of 2010:

Our extensive experience of government, parliament and political communications, through Euro RSCG Apex Communications, means we can offer top-level public affairs advice and support.
'We offer a wide range of related services including:
• government relations
• communications and media strategies
• crisis/issues management
• stakeholder relations
• parliamentary affairs
• political monitoring' [5]

Capturing the Climate Change Debate

The major UN campaign Time for Climate Justice is sponsored by Havas, owners of Biss Lancaster. [6] [7]


Affiliations

Subsidiaries

Publications

Contact details, Resources, Notes

Contact

  • Address:
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External Resources

Notes

  1. Biss Lancaster website Clients Accessed 25/02/10
  2. Biss Lancaster website Who We Are, Profiles Accessed 15 October 2014
  3. Biss Lancaster website Case Studies, BAE Accessed 25/02/10
  4. Biss Lancaster website News Accessed 25/02/10
  5. Biss Lancaster website Public Affairs Accessed 25/02/10
  6. Havas website Agencies Accessed 25/02/10
  7. Time for Climate Justice website Partners Accessed 25/02/10