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• Anthony Cleaver
  {{Template:NuclearSpin}}'''Sir Anthony Cleaver''' was Chairman of the [[Nuclear Decommissioning Authority]] from 2004 to 2007.<ref>Debretts, [htt ...ny was named General Manager in 1983, Chief Executive in 1986 and Chairman and Chief Executive in 1990. Sir Anthony retired from [[IBM]] in 1994.
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• Johnson & Johnson
  ...l level in 1919. It encompasses a family of 250 companies in 57 countries, and employs 120,500 people worldwide. Johnson & Johnson's sales in 2006 totalle ...n 1893. Other major launches were BAND-AID Brand Adhesive Bandages in 1921 and TYLENOL from McNeil-PPC, Inc. in 1960.
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• Eli Lilly and Company
  ...maceutical company.<ref>http://www.lilly.co.uk/Nitro/index.jsp (Eli Lilly and Co. Homepage)</ref>. ...ignificant pharmaceutical developments. In 1928 Lilly scientists developed the first effective treatment for pernicious anaemia, for which they share a No
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• Wyeth
  ...elf as 'a global leader in pharmaceuticals, consumer health care products, and animal health care products'<ref> Wyeth [http://www.wyeth.com/aboutwyeth Ab The UK division of Wyeth is referred to as [[Wyeth UK]].
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• British Information Services
  ...There were also offices of the BIS in Chicago, San Francisco, Los Angeles and in Ottawa ([[British Information Services (Ottawa)]]) ...om/sections/index_nt1.asp?i=41101&L1=41003&L2=41101&D=3 British Embassy in the USA]</ref>
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• Herbert London
  ...[London Center for Policy Research]] and was the longstanding president of the neoconservative [[Hudson Institute]] from 1997 until 2011. ...tes than any third party candidate in the state's history. In 1994 he was the Republican Party candidate for New York State Comptroller only losing by a
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• Kenneth Chrystie
  [[Image:Kenneth_Chrystie.jpg|thumb|right|Kenneth Chrystie: Chair of [[Culture and Sport Glasgow (Trading) CIC]] ]] ==Law at McLure Naismith and Beyond==
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• Alain Enthoven
  ...tion of 'market-like' structures within the public sector, particularly in the UK. ...res in the recent BBC TV series [[The Trap (television documentary series)|The Trap]].
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• Charles Leadbetter
  Charles Leadbeater describes himself as an "authority on innovation and creativity"<ref>[http://www.charlesleadbeater.net/about-me/about-me.aspx] a Senior Research Associate at the [[think tank]] [[Demos]]
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• Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities
  ...f> [http://www.communities.gov.uk/profiles/corporate/ericpickles#biography The Rt Hon Eric Pickles MP] </ref> ...] used to be employed with this department, but has since got a new job in the Treasury.
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• Richard Simmons
  Richard Simmons, CBE is chairman of the [[BDP Media Group Limited]], a group of "specialist, integrated communicati The Westminster Forum website has this to say about Simmons:
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• Allergan
  ...ers, retinoid technology, psoriasis, acne, photo-damage, metabolic disease and cancer.<ref>http://www.allergan.co.uk/careers/culture.htm (Allergan Careers ...ndard/Article/detail/354138</ref>. Allergan operates in over 100 countries and has approximately 7,000 employees worldwide. Allergan markets several lead
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• Public Diplomacy Department
  ...999/2000 as a successor to the [[Information Department]] of the [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]]. ===Managing the Middle East===
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• Cass Sunstein
  ....parliament.uk/pa/ld201012/ldselect/ldsctech/179/17908.htm#n125 CHAPTER 5: THE GOVERNMENT APPROACH TO CHANGING BEHAVIOUR] accessed 21st September 2011 </r ==Education and Career==
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• Trevor Chinn
  ...he<i>Guardian</i> announced the 72nd birthday of '''Trevor Chinn'''<ref><i>The Guardian</i>. 'Birthdays'. 24th July 2007.</ref>. ...<ref>Krieger, C. (2008) 'Sir Trevor’s big plans to transform London'. <i>The Jewish Chronicle</i>. 4th July 2008</ref>.
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• Department of War Studies, King's College London
  ...London]] is part of a wider grouping at King's which is also linked in to the [[UK Defence Academy]]. ...and Development, the UN and International Security, Comparative Civil Wars and Cold War History
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• International Commission on the Balkans
  ...on to what is termed the 'transatlantic community.' Part of this included the ICB: ...a and Montenegro, Macedonia, Albania, Croatia, and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and will issue a report in Spring 2005.<ref>http://www.gmfus.org/template/page.
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• British-North American Committee
  ...earch Association]] in London, the [[Atlantic Council]] in Washington, and the [[C.D. Howe Institute in Toronto]]. ...of [http://www.leadermagazine.org/home.vc Leader Magazine], published by: The World Leadership Forum,
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• Boris Johnson
  '''Boris Johnson''' is a Conservative MP and was UK Foreign Secretary from July 2016 to July 2018. <ref>[http://www.bbc. ...avid-camerons-2015-cabinet-meet-5672632 David Cameron's 2015 cabinet: Meet the ministers appointed in all Conservative post-election reshuffle] ''Mirror''
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• Hanover Communications
  ...a UK-based PR and lobbying firm founded in 1998 by [[Charles Lewington]]. The firm was known as [[Media Strategy]] until 2007. It lobbies for a large num ...as ‘Who should you be engaging with during new negotiations with the EU and what should you be saying?’
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