Difference between revisions of "Devin Scobie"
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# Former Edinburgh City Councillor and Parliamentary candidate | # Former Edinburgh City Councillor and Parliamentary candidate | ||
# Agent for Mike Pringle MSP (Lib Dem gain on 1 May) | # Agent for Mike Pringle MSP (Lib Dem gain on 1 May) | ||
| − | # Clients include: Premier Prisons, Arriva Trains, Pfizer, Tesco, Alcan, Vodafone, 3{{ref|1}} | + | # Clients include: [[Premier Prisons]], [[Arriva Trains]], [[Pfizer]], [[Tesco]], [[Alcan]], [[Vodafone]], [[3]]{{ref|1}} |
In a Power Point presentation in December 2003, Scobie describes an alleged alternative view of him as : | In a Power Point presentation in December 2003, Scobie describes an alleged alternative view of him as : | ||
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::* Pretends we don’t exist | ::* Pretends we don’t exist | ||
::* And makes lots of money from poor, down-trodden clients...{{ref|2}} | ::* And makes lots of money from poor, down-trodden clients...{{ref|2}} | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
#{{note|1}} [http://www.sfeu.ac.uk/documents/3300/ Presentation to the Scottish Further Education Unit]The Scottish FE Conference, 12 December 2003. | #{{note|1}} [http://www.sfeu.ac.uk/documents/3300/ Presentation to the Scottish Further Education Unit]The Scottish FE Conference, 12 December 2003. | ||
#{{note|2}} Ibid. | #{{note|2}} Ibid. | ||
Revision as of 10:53, 28 January 2007
Devin Scobie is a lobbyist who worked for GPC International in Edinburgh and then for Caledonian Consulting. In January 2007 it was announced that he had been appointed as the interim executive director of the Scottish Parliament Business Exchange.
Career
- Joined GPC in July 1999
- Former journalist and PR consultant (ten years)
- Former Edinburgh City Councillor and Parliamentary candidate
- Agent for Mike Pringle MSP (Lib Dem gain on 1 May)
- Clients include: Premier Prisons, Arriva Trains, Pfizer, Tesco, Alcan, Vodafone, 3[1]
In a Power Point presentation in December 2003, Scobie describes an alleged alternative view of him as :
- An evil lobbyist who…
- Lunches for Scotland
- Tries to persuade, cajole and otherwise influence
- Stays in the shadows
- Lives in the Scottish Parliament
- Preys on unsuspecting MSPs
- Pretends we don’t exist
- And makes lots of money from poor, down-trodden clients...[2]
Notes
- ^ Presentation to the Scottish Further Education UnitThe Scottish FE Conference, 12 December 2003.
- ^ Ibid.
