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According to his biography on Media House's website Irvine trained on regional newspapers in Scotland and England before going on to hold senior editorial and management positions in Mirror Group and News International including that of Editor and CEO. | According to his biography on Media House's website Irvine trained on regional newspapers in Scotland and England before going on to hold senior editorial and management positions in Mirror Group and News International including that of Editor and CEO. | ||
| − | :Irvine has carved out a niche in Crisis Management and in that role deals almost exclusively with Chairmen, Presidents and CEOs both in Europe and the US. He was also a member of the Working Party examining public perception of the | + | :Irvine has carved out a niche in Crisis Management and in that role deals almost exclusively with Chairmen, Presidents and CEOs both in Europe and the US. He was also a member of the Working Party examining public perception of the Scottish Parliament. <ref name="Jack"> [http://www.mediahouse.co.uk/jack.htm Our people: Jack Irvine], Media House website, acc 11 October 2011 </ref> |
==Tactical Response== | ==Tactical Response== | ||
| − | :Irvine specialises in international litigation and is a founding partner of [[Tactical Response]], a confidential consultancy that advises boards on sensitive matters such as extortion, terrorism, fraud and abduction. They are operational on a global scale. | + | :Irvine specialises in international litigation and is a founding partner of [[Tactical Response]], a confidential consultancy that advises boards on sensitive matters such as extortion, terrorism, fraud and abduction. They are operational on a global scale.<ref name="Jack"/> |
==Affiliations== | ==Affiliations== | ||
| − | * member of The Saint Andrew's Society of the State of New York | + | * member of The [[Saint Andrew's Society of the State of New York]] |
* advises The [[American Scottish Foundation]] based on Madison Avenue | * advises The [[American Scottish Foundation]] based on Madison Avenue | ||
* former board member of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (3 years) | * former board member of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (3 years) | ||
* board member of the [[Scottish North American Business Council]] (3 years) | * board member of the [[Scottish North American Business Council]] (3 years) | ||
* former member of the Working Party examining public perception of the [[Scottish Parliament]] | * former member of the Working Party examining public perception of the [[Scottish Parliament]] | ||
| + | <ref name="Jack"/> | ||
* [[Cayman Finance]] | * [[Cayman Finance]] | ||
Revision as of 10:39, 11 October 2011
Jack Irvine is a former journalist and editor who is Executive Chairman of PR firm Media House International. He founded the firm in 1991.
Career
According to his biography on Media House's website Irvine trained on regional newspapers in Scotland and England before going on to hold senior editorial and management positions in Mirror Group and News International including that of Editor and CEO.
- Irvine has carved out a niche in Crisis Management and in that role deals almost exclusively with Chairmen, Presidents and CEOs both in Europe and the US. He was also a member of the Working Party examining public perception of the Scottish Parliament. [1]
Tactical Response
- Irvine specialises in international litigation and is a founding partner of Tactical Response, a confidential consultancy that advises boards on sensitive matters such as extortion, terrorism, fraud and abduction. They are operational on a global scale.[1]
Affiliations
- member of The Saint Andrew's Society of the State of New York
- advises The American Scottish Foundation based on Madison Avenue
- former board member of the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (3 years)
- board member of the Scottish North American Business Council (3 years)
- former member of the Working Party examining public perception of the Scottish Parliament
