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• Media Zoo
  ...ochemical giant [[Ineos]]. Media Zoo’s UK media relations and reputation management brief for this Swiss-based company includes communicating with trade organi ...essential support to INEOS communications. Each year we seem to raise the profile of the company further, and it is clear we would not have had the success w
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• Tim Kelsey
  ...tps://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-kelsey-49bb0541/?ppe=1 Tim Kelsey], Linkedin profile, accessed June 2017</ref> And from 2010 to 2012 Kelsey was a senior expert at management consultancy [[McKinsey & Company]].
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• Gordon Mills
  ....1">Gordon Mills, [https://www.linkedin.com/pub/dr-gordon-mills/89/776/89a Profile], LinkedIn.com, 2014 (since modified to remove most details but archived [h ...; head of training unit for sexual assault, race hate, dangerous offenders management, fraud and financial training. Also negotiated and provided overseas traini
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• Richard Walton
  ...nd set of hearings. The Team was formed of several officers who went on to high ranking positions - [[Matt Baggott]] (left July 1998), [[Sara Thornton]], [ ...view with Walton shows that as the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry proceeded, the reputation of the Metropolitan Police was a key concern and that a well-positioned und
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• N81: Profile from the Ellison Report
  ...g a case against them to counter what amounted to a campaign to damage his reputation. Ellison concluded that if the presence of undercover officers in the Lawre ...me, undercover officers usually telephoned in twice a day and met with SDS management twice a week; all aspects of deployment were discussed with 'handlers' who
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• N81: Meeting with the Lawrence Review Team
  In addition to our first [[N81: Profile from the Ellison Report| N81 profile based on Ellison]], this page summarises the detailed findings of the Revie ''N.B. The profile of N81 is a work in progress. If you have material we may have missed pleas
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• Lawrence Review Team
  ...g the murder of Stephen Lawrence. All the officers involved would go on to high rank in the police over the following fifteen years. ''N.B. This profile is a work in progress. If you have material we may have missed please [mail
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• Charlotte Street Partners
  '''Holyrood exposed: a guide to lobbying in Scotland''' flags the firm's 'high-level schmoozing' of politicians, including dinners arranged with SNP leade *[[Rachel Osborne]], head of marketing and business management. Has worked as an executive assistant in the drinks, travel and media indus
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• Rogue Agents - 1964-1970 - Mobilisation
  ...re and SIFAR informant. A veteran in fascist circles, Giannettini also had high-level transatlantic connections: in 1961, he had been invited to give a pre ...a biography of Franco in Spain. An interview with the Caudillo won Crozier high level access within the Falangist government and particularly with [[Manuel
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• Rogue Agents - 1977-1980 - Election Fever
  ...isit Britain because the Czech intelligence service had British friends in high places (300)*. ...lthough as Crozier notes: "our initial estimate of financial needs was too high: not for the requirements, but for the realistic limits of generosity on th
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• Rogue Agents - 1981-1991 - Forward to Victory
  salvage his reputation after the savaging inflicted by de Marenches and Péan by high quality of political intelligence provided by Stauffenberg's network, not j
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• Bob Lambert and the Muslim Community
  ...untry's senior Asian officer.” See: Ian Blair, ''Policing Controversy'', Profile Books, 2009, p28.</ref> In support of this he claims that prominent senior ...aqq Baker, chair 1994-2009)<ref name="ASL1237">[http://www.theguardian.com/profile/abdul-haqq-baker ‘Abdul Haqq Baker’], ''The Guardian'', 2013 (accessed
  149 KB (20,110 words) - 22:20, 23 April 2021
• Rod Richardson: London targets
  ...tandard'', 24 July 1997 (accessed 20 July 2016).</ref> The year 2000 saw a high point of activity with multiple protests occurring in London and elsewhere, ...resence at MayDay demonstrations and international mobilisations. The high profile was helped by the distinctive white overalls they wore and the willingness
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• John Graham (alias)
  Update (May 2018): ''This profile updates an earlier version where it was believed that John Graham had focus ...October 1968, some 3000 students occupied the LSE following an attempt by management to close the university ahead of the 27 October anti-Vietnam War demonstrat
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• Rob Harrison (alias)
  ...groups he targeted, including organising some of them. He certainly had a reputation as a good DJ within campaigning circles and played at private house parties ...was still quite small but was starting to grow, and was also attracting a high level of police surveillance.<ref name="c.p.12May2019"/> It held mostly wee
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• Judith Flacks-Leigh
  :•Leading on public affairs and key areas of reputation management. :•Devising communications plans for change management and leading on their implementation.
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