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| − | Tulchan Communications is a specialist Financial PR firm based in London which is involved in 'advising leading companies on their capital market communications and financial media relations.'[http://www.tulchangroup.com/index.html Source] | + | Tulchan Communications is a specialist Financial PR firm based in London which is involved in 'advising leading companies on their capital market communications and financial media relations.'<ref>[http://www.tulchangroup.com/index.html Source]</ref> [[Tulchan Communications]] was founded in 2000 in partnership with [[Taylor Rafferty]], the leading US international investor relations consultancy. |
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Revision as of 16:44, 15 November 2007
Tulchan Communications is a specialist Financial PR firm based in London which is involved in 'advising leading companies on their capital market communications and financial media relations.'[1] Tulchan Communications was founded in 2000 in partnership with Taylor Rafferty, the leading US international investor relations consultancy.
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Tulchan's people
Brian J. Rafferty, aged 47, is Managing Director and co-founder of Taylor Rafferty Associates (TRA), the world's largest independent financial communications firm specialising in assisting non-US companies with their ‘cross-border investor relations and capital markets communications’. TRA’s clients include over 60 blue chip non-US companies and represent some $650 billion in equity market value.
Prior to founding Tulchan, Andrew Grant was a partner at Brunswick Group and consultants Fishburn Hedges. Tulchan advise companies including British Airways, Marconi and Hanson on financial communications in the US market. [2]
Between 1996-7 Tulchan’s Andrew Honnor was the Special Advisor to the Secretary of State for Culture Media & Sport, and has written for the Centre for Policy Studies. Tulchan Communications had recent successes in bid work such as Morgan Stanley's takeover of Canary Wharf (see EI's Euart Glendinning).
- Miranda Acland
- Hilary Bowman
- Julie Foster
- Dominic Fry
- Celia Gordon Shute
- Andrew Grant
- Paul Harris
- Peter Hewer
- Andrew Honnor
- Rachel Jones
- Lucy Legh
- Sandra MacKinnon
- Ursula McDaid
- Stephen Malthouse
- Ruth Merryweather
- Lizzie Morgan
- Robert Morgan
- Tom Murray
- Tilly Metcalfe
- Basil Nicolaou
- Laura Pearson
- David Trenchard
- Susanna Voyle
- Wendy Watherston
- Natasha Webb
