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Revision as of 17:17, 25 February 2009
Tulchan Communications is a specialist European financial communications firm based in London. It says its role "is to work with our clients to assist them to build and maintain their reputation in the capital markets and financial media".[1]
History
Tulchan Communications was founded in 2000 by Andrew Grant in partnership with Taylor Rafferty, a leading US international investor relations consultancy.
Clients
Tulchan lists the following clients in 2009:[2]
ITV | Land Securities | M&C Saatchi | Marks & Spencer | Moneysupermarket.com | Northern Foods | Quintain | Shareholder Executive | Severn Trent | Tote | UBS | United Utilities | Whitbread | Woolworths Group
Private Equity and Investment:
Candover | Lansdowne | Montagu | Permira | RAB Capital | Blackstone
It has also worked for:
NYSE | Drax
People
- Andrew Grant, founder. Grant was a partner at Brunswick Group and consultants Fishburn Hedges. Grant managed the media aftermath at Railtrack following the Paddington rail crash, and has advised companies including British Airways, Marconi and Hanson. He is a friend of Stuart Rose, chairman of Marks & Spencer.[3]
- Brian J. Rafferty, board member. Rafferty was 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.
- Andrew Honnor. Honnor worked at Conservative Central Office during the 1992 election just before his finals. After graduating, he worked at Burson-Marsteller and Brunswick before becoming a special adviser to then culture secretary Virginia Bottomley. After the last election he returned to Brunswick and moved to New York to head the BA team, before joining Tulchan. He has written for the Centre for Policy Studies.[4]
- 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
Notes
- ↑ Tulchan Group website
- ↑ Tulchan website, accessed Feb 2009
- ↑ Tulchan Group Tulchan website
- ↑ FACES OF 2001, Pr Week, 26 Jan 2001
