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| − | Citigate Dewe Rogerson calls itself “the leading international consultancy specialising exclusively in financial and corporate communications.<ref>[http://www.citigatedr.co.uk/aboutus.html CDG website]</ref> It was part of the [[Incepta]] Group before it was taken over by the [[Huntsworth]] Group. Seen as the “pinstriped” end of the Group, | + | Citigate Dewe Rogerson calls itself “the leading international consultancy specialising exclusively in financial and corporate communications.<ref>[http://www.citigatedr.co.uk/aboutus.html CDG website]</ref> It was part of the [[Incepta]] Group before it was taken over by the [[Huntsworth]] Group. Seen as the “pinstriped” end of the Group, it is one of the best known investor relations agencies in the UK. |
In the summer of 2007 [[Citigate Public Affairs]], its lobbying arm merged with lobbying firm [[Grayling]], part of the Huntsworth Group. CDR says it "established a specialist public policy division to help its clients understand and negotiate the political, parliamentary and regulatory issues which routinely affect their business and reputation. The division works with clients to minimise immediate and longer term threats to their organisational or business success and the maximisation of their shareholder value.<ref>[http://www.citigatedewerogerson.com/services-en.html CDR website]</ref> | In the summer of 2007 [[Citigate Public Affairs]], its lobbying arm merged with lobbying firm [[Grayling]], part of the Huntsworth Group. CDR says it "established a specialist public policy division to help its clients understand and negotiate the political, parliamentary and regulatory issues which routinely affect their business and reputation. The division works with clients to minimise immediate and longer term threats to their organisational or business success and the maximisation of their shareholder value.<ref>[http://www.citigatedewerogerson.com/services-en.html CDR website]</ref> | ||
Revision as of 18:23, 17 January 2009
Citigate Dewe Rogerson calls itself “the leading international consultancy specialising exclusively in financial and corporate communications.[1] It was part of the Incepta Group before it was taken over by the Huntsworth Group. Seen as the “pinstriped” end of the Group, it is one of the best known investor relations agencies in the UK.
In the summer of 2007 Citigate Public Affairs, its lobbying arm merged with lobbying firm Grayling, part of the Huntsworth Group. CDR says it "established a specialist public policy division to help its clients understand and negotiate the political, parliamentary and regulatory issues which routinely affect their business and reputation. The division works with clients to minimise immediate and longer term threats to their organisational or business success and the maximisation of their shareholder value.[2]
Contents
People
- Jonathan Clare, CEO. One of the original founders of Citigate in 1988. Recent work has included Investec’s dual listing in London, Morrison’s bid for Safeway, and Russian-oligarch Roman Abramovich’s acquisition of Chelsea Village.[3]
- Anthony Carlisle, Executive Director. Has been with Dewe Rogerson since 1970. One of the best known PR men in the city. A key figure in the government privatizations of BT, British Gas, BP, British Steel and the water and electricity companies in the eighties and early nineties.[4] Tony Carlisle has been described by the Evening Standard as “the dark master at Citigate Dewe Rogerson, and a man who has made more money from the privatised utilities sector than most. Carlisle was involved in 90% of the privatizations of the eighties and nineties. He was quoted by the Guardian as saying: “One of the key accusations of privatisations is that it works for the bosses and the shareholders, but ... pity about the poor consumer.”[5]
- Simon Nayyar, Managing Director Public Policy. Formerly a research assistant to a Conservative MP, and Conservative Party candidate hopeful.
- Roddy Dewe
- Patrick Donovan Managing Director
- Mick Halloran [6]
Former staff
- Rosie Catherwood now with Cantos
Clients
CDR is a member of the UK BioIndustry Association that seeks to promote biotechnology in the UK.[7] Like many PR companies, CDR has a dedicated section on biotech and pharma. It also works for global bio-nanotech company pSivida Limited, and biotech company Genzyme.[8] In 2008, CDR signalled it would be expanding pharma and biotech work.[9]
- Vigilant Technology[10].
- Itis Holdings - Citigate Dewe Rogerson is listed as a contact for Itis Holdings in 2005[11]
Contact, References and Resources
Contact
3 London Wall Buildings, London Wall, London, EC2M 5SY www.citigatedewerogerson.com
Resources
References
- ↑ CDG website
- ↑ CDR website
- ↑ CDG wesbite, Clare profile
- ↑ Michael Harrison, “City Spin Doctors Sell Out For Pounds 27m”, The Independent, September 23, 1998
- ↑ The Evening Standard, “CitySpy”, February 20, 2007, p28
- ↑ He was an aide to Presott, but in December 2007 it was announced he would "move to public affairs in a senior role at Citigate Dewe Rogerson", Ex-Prescott aide heads to Citigate, PR Week, 14 December 2007, p. 9.
- ↑ Bioindustry.org
- ↑ PR Week, “Gene Therapy Company Searches For Agency,” January 11, 2008, p10
- ↑ PR Week, “Citigate Signs Consultant To Expand Pharma,” January 25, 2008, p10
- ↑ Vigilant Technology. 'Vigilant Technology wins new contracts worth US$1.8 million' Accessed 31st July 2008
- ↑ Company News Feed formerly Regulatory News Service 'ITIS Holdings PLC - AGM Statement'. 14th September 2005
