Tetra Strategy
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Tetra Strategy is a lobbying firm based in London, set up in October 2007 by James O'Keefe, a former Labour Party staffer and Bell Pottinger director, and Lee Petar, one of the founding directors of BICOM (Britain Israel Communications Centre). [1]
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Background
Tetra Strategy is a member of the Association of Professional Political Consultants (APPC). Listed on its website as affiliates and network partners are PHA Media, Longwood Associates and MAS Consulting España.
The firm states it is:
- based on a set of guiding principles; the importance of achieving order, even where chaos appears to be all around and that well thought-out strategies and careful organisation can resolve many problems which may seem at first insurmountable. [2]
People
- James O’Keefe Founding Partner
- Lee Petar Founding Partner
- Rt Hon Sir Richard Needham Non-executive Chairman
- Heidi Moore Account Director
- Ruwan Kodikara Account Director
- Julie Kirkbride Consultant (former Conservative MP)
- Catherine Nicholls Senior Account Manager
- Charli Collins Senior Account Executive
- Henry Reid Account Executive
- Jamie Lyons - Director and Head of Media - former deputy political editor at News of the World [1]
Clients[3]
AMEC | Executive Office of the Government of Dubai | Hospedia | Mikhail Khordorkovsky | Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) | Elbit | Tamares Capital | Dwr Cymru Welsh Water | London Brokerage Limited | SAP | Axeon | Toyota Motor Europe | Genting UK | Banks Developments | British School of Motoring | Redstone
Contact, Resources, Notes
Contact
Address: 158 Buckingham Palace Road
London SW1W 9TR
Website: http://www.tetra-strategy.co.uk/
Resources
Notes
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 David Singleton, Tetra Strategy hires News of the World's Jamie Lyons as head of media prweek.com, 06 October 2011,
- ↑ Tetra Strategy joins APPC APPC website, acc 24 October 2011
- ↑ APPC,"APPC Register Entry for 1 March 2010 to 31 May 2010", acccessed 27.08.10
