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He is a graduate in Law from Brunel University, London.<ref name="KesherBio">[http://www.ben-tovim.com/#!kesher-strategy-llp Kesher Strategy LLP], ben-tovim.com, accessed 14 October 2012.</ref> | He is a graduate in Law from Brunel University, London.<ref name="KesherBio">[http://www.ben-tovim.com/#!kesher-strategy-llp Kesher Strategy LLP], ben-tovim.com, accessed 14 October 2012.</ref> | ||
| − | Previously, together with associates across the European Union, China, India, Russia and USA, he advised boards of both multinational companies and not-for-profit organisations on their external operating strategy and public profile. Between 1993-2001, Hamilton was first CEO and then later Chairman of the [[EPPA Group]], the largest privately owned and managed pan-European government affairs company at that time. Hamilton was also Director of International Affairs of the [[Conservative Party]].<ref name="KesherBio">[http://www.ben-tovim.com/#!kesher-strategy-llp Kesher Strategy LLP], ben-tovim.com, accessed 14 October 2012.</ref> | + | Previously, together with associates across the European Union, China, India, Russia and USA, he advised boards of both multinational companies and not-for-profit organisations on their external operating strategy and public profile. Between 1993-2001, Hamilton was first CEO and then later Chairman of the [[EPPA|EPPA Group]], the largest privately owned and managed pan-European government affairs company at that time. Hamilton was also Director of International Affairs of the [[Conservative Party]].<ref name="KesherBio">[http://www.ben-tovim.com/#!kesher-strategy-llp Kesher Strategy LLP], ben-tovim.com, accessed 14 October 2012.</ref> |
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Scott Hamilton is a partner of lobbying firms, The Westminster Connection and Kesher Strategy.[1]
He is a graduate in Law from Brunel University, London.[1]
Previously, together with associates across the European Union, China, India, Russia and USA, he advised boards of both multinational companies and not-for-profit organisations on their external operating strategy and public profile. Between 1993-2001, Hamilton was first CEO and then later Chairman of the EPPA Group, the largest privately owned and managed pan-European government affairs company at that time. Hamilton was also Director of International Affairs of the Conservative Party.[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Kesher Strategy LLP, ben-tovim.com, accessed 14 October 2012.
