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Chris Guvyer is the founder of Politics International and Quintus Public Affairs and a former political assistant.

Career

After graduating from university in 1984, Guvyer joined the Conservative Research Department, working there for 3 years before being appointed political assistant to the Rt Hon Peter Walker MP.

He moved on to work as head of public affairs at Burson Marsteller between 1987 and 1989 and in 1990 he founded Politics International Ltd, working there until 2000. He was then managing director and founder of Quintus Public Affairs Ltd in 2002, before agreeing to sell it to Luther Pendragon in 2009[1]. He is still on the board at Luther Pendragon.

In December 2010 he founded and is managing director of Pepper Shackleton Wellard Ltd, he is also director and board member at Stern PVT Ltd[2].

Education

  • Ma Modern History, St. Peter's College, University of Oxford 1981 – 1984 [3]

Notes

  1. David Singleton Luther Pendragon steps up lobbying activity PR Week, 10 December 2009, accessed 15 October 2014
  2. Chris Guvyer Zoominfo, accessed 15 October 2014
  3. Chris Guvyer Linkedin, accessed 15 October 2014