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| − | Prior to his | + | Prior to his Downing Street press role, Kemp worked as a media adviser for the Liberal Democrats. Kemp joined the party as Print Media Manager in June 2006.<ref>Alex Benady, "Media 3: Inside marketing & PR: Profile/ Political communications: Is there a spin doctor in the house?: Fancy shaping the public perception of the next PM? Although competition is stiff, the political communications sector is booming", ''The Guardian'', 18.09.06</ref> He previously spent several years as a journalist for the [[Basildon Echo]], where he worked alongside former Conservative Director of Communications [[Andy Coulson]].<ref>Sam Coates, "100 things you may not know about the first 100 days; Sam Coates goes behind the scenes of the coalition", ''The Times'', 18.08.10</ref> |
==Contact, Resources, Notes== | ==Contact, Resources, Notes== | ||
Revision as of 03:22, 9 September 2014
Sean Kemp is a Senior Consultant at lobbying agency Open Road. [1]
He was previously Deputy Head of Press for the coalition at 10 Downing Street and Print Media Manager, Deputy Head of Media and Head of Media for the Liberal Democrats.
Background
Prior to his Downing Street press role, Kemp worked as a media adviser for the Liberal Democrats. Kemp joined the party as Print Media Manager in June 2006.[2] He previously spent several years as a journalist for the Basildon Echo, where he worked alongside former Conservative Director of Communications Andy Coulson.[3]
Contact, Resources, Notes
Notes
- ↑ [1] accessed 8 Sept 2014
- ↑ Alex Benady, "Media 3: Inside marketing & PR: Profile/ Political communications: Is there a spin doctor in the house?: Fancy shaping the public perception of the next PM? Although competition is stiff, the political communications sector is booming", The Guardian, 18.09.06
- ↑ Sam Coates, "100 things you may not know about the first 100 days; Sam Coates goes behind the scenes of the coalition", The Times, 18.08.10
