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• Quest Corporate Intelligence & Risk Mitigation
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• Main Page
  ===Help us expose corporate capture, political spin and lies=== ...rder:1px solid #7ba06d; text-align:left; color:#fff; padding:0.2em 0.4em;">Corporate and Police Spying on Activists Portal</h2>
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• American Israel Public Affairs Committee
  ...an contribute than on how well they can represent. The board features many corporate lawyers, Wall Street investors, business executives, and heirs to family fo ...S was, in effect, paying for its political stability, military skills, and intelligence. And for the services rendered, the more than $2 billion that the US sent
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• Centre for the Study of Terrorism and Political Violence
  ...gy research centres with close links to government, intelligence agencies, corporate security companies and other terrorology centres such as the [[terrorexpert ...RAND-St Andrews nexus has close professional links with key political and corporate players in the 'war against terror'. An important example is [[Bruce Hoffma
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• New Labour nexus
  ...in the UK. It focuses especially on New Labour think tanks, but given the corporate capture of New Labour also includes information on the integration of 'New ...also material here on the subversion of the labour movement by the British intelligence services and by the CIA as well as the Atlanticist movement within the labo
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• Media House International Limited
  ....html EU REGULATION: A CHALLENGE FOR US BUSINESSES] Media House Commercial Intelligence Team. Accessed 29th January 2008</ref> lists them by name as being affected ...ligence Team. Accessed 29th January 2008</ref>, the Media House Commercial Intelligence Team write of how they are concerned at how 'Europe’s stringent environme
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• Erinys International
  ...<http://www.erinysinternational.com/CompanyOverview-ManagementProfiles.asp?Corporate> retrieved from the Internet Archive dated 6 April 2008 on 1 October 2009</ ...on-executive chairman was [[Sean Cleary]], a former South African military intelligence and diplomatic operative (in the 1960s and 1970s) who previously ran pro-Ap
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• AstraZeneca
  *[[European Council on Corporate Communications]] (Conference Board) [http://www.conference-board.org/pdf_fr ==CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) Ventures==
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• Aegis Defence Services
  ...ent/article/2007/06/30/AR2007063001075_pf.html In Iraq, a Private Realm Of Intelligence-Gathering], Washington Post, 1 July 2007.</ref> ...a telephone interview with [http://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=12829 Corporate Watch] in 2005.
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• Janusian Security Risk Management
  ...rror expert&#39;. Its Director, [[Crispin Black]], is a former government intelligence analyst. ...lence at the University of St Andrews, includes shared access to research, intelligence sources and databases, and the expertise of the Centre&#39;s staff, as well
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• Philip Angell
  '''Philip Angell''' is the former Director of Corporate Communications (1997-1999) for [[Monsanto]]. He famously said: ...er Secret Service officers which employed highly controversial methods of "intelligence collection":
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• British Nutrition Foundation
  It is claimed that Omega 3 improves intelligence especially in children. The market for such supplements is around £116 mil Corporate Members:
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• Bell Pottinger Public Affairs
  ...nd analysis, regulatory advice, campaign management, political monitoring, intelligence gathering and communications audits. BPPA is a member of the Public Relatio ...f its PR executives, [[Mark Linder]], was also responsible for Cuadrilla's corporate development. <ref> Tom Bawden, [http://www.independent.co.uk/environment/gr
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• Bilderberg
  ...>Richard J. Aldrich, The Hidden Hand: Britain, America and Cold War Secret Intelligence, Overlook Press, 2002, p.369.</ref> Bernhard contacted [[Walter Bedell Smith]], then head of the [[Central Intelligence Agency|CIA]], who asked [[Dwight Eisenhower|Eisenhower]] adviser [[Charles
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• Michael Fitzpatrick
  ...ociation), [[Roger Taylor]] (co-founder and research director, [[Dr Foster Intelligence]]), and [[Bríd Hehir]] (development manager [[Do Good Charity]]; former NH ...rick, Michael]][[Category:GM Lobby Groups|Fitzpatrick, Michael]][[Category:Corporate Science (GM)|Fitzpatrick, Michael]][[Category:Industry-Friendly Experts|Fit
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• Paul Wilkinson
  ...ated if the government had gone on with the policy of internment, thorough intelligence gathering and freedom for the army to shoot as it saw fit and on sight.<ref ...ilkinson founded the [[Research Foundation for the Study of Terrorism]], a corporate funded 'charity' which shared an office with the right-wing lobby group [[A
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• Council on Foreign Relations, extract from The Higher Circles
  ...er. Among the most prominent of the recent directors highly visible in the corporate elite are [[Frank Altschul]], [[Elliott V. Bell]], [[Thomas K. Finletter]] ...kers. Twenty-one percent were lawyers, almost half of whom (44%) were also corporate directors. Thus, a small majonty (51%) were directly involved in business e
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• Lexington Communications
  In 2003, Lexington was hired by the corporate front group the [[Agricultural Biotechnology Council]] (ABC). ABC's founder ...w.corporatewatch.org/?lid=2077 Lobby and PR groups go for nano honeypot]", Corporate Watch, Newsletter 26, October/November 2005</ref>
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• Geoff Mulgan
  ...9.</ref> the Prudential's (£750,000 Home Office-funded) adjunct to their 'Corporate Social Responsibility' initiatives. The board includes: Princess Anne, Lord ...1980-81, on the Select Committee/cover-up on Iran/Contra and Director for Intelligence at the NSC 1997-98. Demos also advertised an April meeting with [[George So
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• Fishburn Hedges
  '''Fishburn Hedges''' is a corporate communications company. It offers PR and lobbying services. It is owned by ...ions, sustainability consulting, employee engagement, brand consulting and corporate reporting".<ref> [http://www.holmesreport.com/news-info/14268/Fishburn-Hedg
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• Edelman
  ...officials “for the joint purpose of building relationships and gathering intelligence on current and future policy”. It added: “Targets are to be selected fr ...appointed-uk-md-corporate-financial-edelman Nick Barron appointed UK MD of corporate and financial at Edelman] ''PR Week'', 26 March 2015, accessed 27 March 201
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• Society of European Affairs Professionals
  ...ent all those individuals active in European affairs - trade associations; corporate representatives; consultants; lawyers; non-governmental organisations; regi ...De lespinay]] [[CLAN Public Affairs]] | [[Isabelle De vinck]] [[Political Intelligence]] | [[Geert Debevere]] [[Unilever]] | [[Miette Dechelle]] [[UEPG]] | [[Chri
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• Kroll WorldWide Associates Inc.
  ...reas of corporate risk mitigation including background screening, business intelligence, forensic accounting, electronic discovery, and data recovery, among others *[[Simon V. Freakley]], President, Corporate Advisory & Restructuring Group and head of Kroll Ltd.
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• Information Research Department
  ...rocities and Chinese intervention were combined with sophisticated signals intelligence that monitored Sukarno's every move. By the late-1960s the IRD was cut back by the Labour Government, and Intelligence writer Stephen Dorril states that it found additional work in Northern Irel
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• Diversified Agency Services
  ...op 25. DAS also includes [[Bernard Hodes Group]] and the premier business, corporate and financial advertising agency, [[Doremus]]. ...eting Communications, Brand Building, Positioning & Messaging, Competitive Intelligence, Public Affairs, Research, Digital, Sales Force/Employee/Channel
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• Burson-Marsteller
  ...y of working with the anti-environmental movement in the US and setting up corporate front groups such as the [[Business Council for Sustainable Development]], ...e.org/docs/lobbycracy/lobbyplanet.pdf Lobby Planet Guide The EU Quarter] ''Corporate Europe'', accessed 21st August 2007 </ref>
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• The Clandestine Caucus
  ...msay and was an early attempt to understand the significance of a nexus of intelligence connected groups which covertly influenced the political landscape of the p ...set up during the first World War and they mark the origins of the British corporate movement.(5) One of the leading figures of the group, Sir [[Dudley Docker]]
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• RAND Corporation
  ...ential US think-tank with extremely close links to the US military and the corporate sector. It emerged out of the alliance between big business and the state d The RAND Corporation grew out of the merging of the corporate and state sectors in the United States that occurred during the Second Worl
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• Bruce Hoffman
  ...94, the Director of Central Intelligence awarded Hoffman the United States Intelligence Community Seal Medallion; the highest level of commendation given to a non- ...for Middle East Public Policy. Hoffman’s last positions at RAND were as Corporate Chair in Counterterrorism and Counterinsurgency, Director of the Washington
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• Risk Management Solutions
  ...nt-facing organizations with responsibility for sales, client service, and corporate marketing activities. Since joining RMS in June 2000, Mr. Raia has been par *Dr. [[Gregory Treverton]] Senior policy analyst at RAND Terrorism, intelligence, and law enforcement
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• Association of Professional Political Consultants
  ...er, while the lobbying arm of Weber Shandwick is a member of the APPC, its corporate practice - which paid for Blunkett to speak - is not, and therefore the rul *[[Nick Lansman]] - [[Political Intelligence]]
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• Nuclear Industry Association
  ==Access to Government intelligence== ...evealed how the [[Office for Nuclear Development]] was "quietly exchanging intelligence on key policies" with nuclear companies and the NIA "in an effort to protec
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• Economic League
  ...ned during the 1980s with an economic recession that reduced the number of corporate members, and Government sympathetic to their political views. Attempts to r ...of the blacklisting calling number of former Economic League Employees and corporate supporters to give evidence.
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• National Propaganda
  One of the first cross-corporate propaganda organisations in the UK, set up at a meeting in 4 Deans Yard, We ...nked to the National Propaganda/Economic League network. However Makgill's intelligence operation was fragmented, with agents working in "cells" which knew little
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• Citigate Global Intelligence and Security
  ...l Intelligence and Security was created when [[Incepta]] acquired [[Global Intelligence and Security]]. CGIS was shut down in the process of the reverse takeover o ...more ad agencies might dip their toes into the protection and competitive intelligence talent pool.
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• Priority profiles
  ...eds work, could be split into a couple of pages eg a Lobbying/influence or corporate crimes page like some of the others #[[European Corporate Governance Institute]] would benefit from some more text & references
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• General Electric
  ...to a question of their responsibility, they simply point to their existing Corporate Social Responsibility webpage or report, where they present their charitabl ==PR, lobbying and business intelligence firms==
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• Institute for the Study of Conflict, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...as revealed in the British press to have been an agent of British and U.S. intelligence, to have served secretly as a propaganda conduit for the South African poli ...on the document added, "Run with the knowledge and cooperation of British intelligence."{{ref|99}}
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• E.ON
  ===Given police intelligence on climate protesters=== ....guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/apr/20/police-intelligence-e-on-berr Secret police intelligence was given to E.ON before planned demo] ''The Guardian'', Comment is Free. 2
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• Center for Strategic and International Studies, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...ctor of the CIA, became a high official of the organization. A prestigious corporate board in the 1980s also helped CSIS increase its annual budget to more than ...<ref>These data are taken from the CSIS Annual Report for 1986.</ref> The corporate establishment and the military-industrial complex in particular clearly fin
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• Reform
  Its corporate partners as of October 2017 include: In May 2011 Reform listed the following as 'corporate members':
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• Neil Livingstone, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...sm or an attempt by two individuals with well-known connections to Israeli intelligence to grandstand for Israel at the expense of truth." The authors claimed. in ...as "handsome" fees for lectures and seminars provided for "kidnap-fearful corporate executives."(68) Livingstone, oddly enough, had to overcome a background of
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• Paul Wilkinson, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  Wilkinson's ties to the British state and corporate community are also close. He is chairman of the [[Research Foundation for t ...atergate, the C.I.A. had become dangerously run-down and inadequate as the intelligence arm of the leading Western power; but most people did not expect it to star
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• Yonah Alexander
  *War on Terrorism: The Role of Intelligence (Terrorism in the 21st Century) by Yonah Alexander and Donald J. Musch (Har *Terrorism and Corporate America by Yonah Alexander and James S. Denton (Paperback - Aug 1987)
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• Yonah Alexander, extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...n with Cline, Alexander has been in the risk analysis business for private corporate clients.<ref>Peter H, Stone, "High Times in the 'Political Risk' Business," ...May 1981 by a Turkish terrorist "trained and armed by the Bulgarian secret intelligence services" (p. 13);<ref>Their book was written in 1984, at a time when [[Cla
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• Christopher James
  ...s a former SAS and MI6 operative who co-founded the high-profile corporate intelligence agency [[Hakluyt]] with [[Christopher Wilkins]].<ref name="MP"> Stephen Rob ...ta/sis/mi6-sd36.shtml MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service], 29 July 2000, Stephen Dorril, The Free Press, New York, 2000, pp
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• Lansons Communications
  *[[Martin Koder]], account director. Former head of political intelligence unit at [[Citigate Public Affairs]] and CCHQ executive for the Norwich Nort *[[Simon Alderson]], public affairs account manager. Is now corporate communications UK at Swedish bank [[Handelsbanken]]<ref> [https://uk.linked
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• GPW
  '''GPW''' is a firm of corporate investigators. In April 2006 it appointed [[Andrew Fulton]], the former he ...lligence services. One firm, [[Hakluyt]], is staffed almost entirely by ex-intelligence staff.<ref>Liz Chong [http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,8209-212
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• Andrew Fulton
  ...ge:Fulton.jpg|150px|right|thumb|Andrew Fulton Spook, Business lobbyist and Corporate spy]] ...headed its Washington office. In April 2006 he was appointed chairman of corporate investigators [[GPW]]. In late 2006 he was employed by [[Armor Group]] to
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• Scottish North American Business Council
  ...h chapter of the [[British-American Business Council]]. It has interesting intelligence connections. The current Chairman is former MI6 man [[Andrew Fulton]], who *Mr [[Scott Nelson]] Partner Corporate Team [[McGrigor's]]
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• GlaxoSmithKline
  ..., date viewed: 25 October 2002)</ref>, knowingly producing toxic drugs<ref>Corporate Watch Magazine, Issue 10, Spring 2000</ref>, and by emitting more carcinoge ...to replace vitamins that were destroyed in the food drying process.”<ref>Corporate Watch Magazine, Issue 10, Spring 2000</ref>
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• Merck and Co. Inc.
  == Corporate social responsibility at Merck == ==Public Relations, Lobbying and Business Intelligence Firms==
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• Bayer
  ...troversial sectors for over 125 years Bayer has a distinguished history of corporate crimes ranging from the manufacture and sale of controversial drugs (Heroin ...ounced its intention to transfer its 4 business divisions into independent corporate units owned by Bayer AG as an ultimate holding company.
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• Pfizer
  Quoting from The Guardian in 2001, Corporate Watch report that: ...n bring their wealth to bear directly on the levers of western power.<ref> Corporate Watch [http://www.corporatewatch.org/?lid=327 Pfizer Inc Overview] Accessed
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• David Cameron
  *[[Susie Squire]], now head of corporate communications and PR at Woolworths in South Africa. ...ns given to Cameron. Ashcroft is also reportedly involved with [[Bearwood Corporate Services]]: a subsidiary of a subsidiary of a loss-making company that is a
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• Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office
  ...ia' hype of the late 1990s in concert with the [[Foreign Policy Centre]]'s corporate funders. On 1 April 1998, the Blair government created [[Panel 2000]], whi ...'s key overseas interests and objectives.<ref>[http://www.visitbritain.com/corporate/stakeholders/public_diplomacy/pdsb.aspx]</ref>
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• MPs for Hire:Agents of Influence: MPs and Lobbying Companies
  ...t as a conduit between commercial and consumer outfits and the government. Corporate executives are often mystified and stage-struck by Westminster and Whitehal ...h was keen on this approach was David McDonough and Associates. Billed as 'corporate affairs consultants', the firm retained a Tory MP, Martin Stevens, as a pai
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• Citigate Public Affairs PRCA Yearbook 2004
  ...rs expertise in political and parliamentary relations, including political intelligence gathering, profile building, opinion forming and strategic advice, in respe *[[Citigate Corporate Branding]]
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• Middle East Association
  '''The Middle East Association (MEA)''' is a corporate lobby group promoting British business interests in the Middle East and Nor ...Support Services' include organising 'trade missions', providing business intelligence on the region, cultural advice, networking and 'matchmaking'.<ref>MEA Websi
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• Hakluyt
  ...hn-Rose-joins-intelligence-specialist-Hakluyt.html Sir [[John Rose]] joins intelligence specialist Hakluyt] ''Daily Telegraph'', 10:05PM GMT 25 Feb 2012</ref> Hold ...rcial routes". The company tries to distinguish itself from other business intelligence consultants, spinmasters and clipping services. "We do not take anything of
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• Barrie Gane
  ...e Gane]] (Barrie CharlesGane, CMG OBE) is a former deputy head of [[Secret Intelligence Service|MI6]], and was tipped to succeed Sir [[Colin McColl]]. ...ionalisation in 1993, and open up his knowledge and network for privatised intelligence companies.
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• Cicero Consulting
  ...UK Private Members Bills or EU own initiative reports, preparing political intelligence reports or acting as an early warning monitor. Cicero undertakes these and ...hires-Cicero-political-intelligence/ Blackstone hires Cicero for political intelligence], PR Week</ref><ref> Linkedin [https://uk.linkedin.com/pub/iain-anderson/9/
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• Douglas Smith
  .../cmparty/050902/memi189.htm]</ref> He was formerly director of [[Political Intelligence Ltd]] ...eb/20010819063650/www.political-intelligence.com/pi.team.02.html Political Intelligence website]
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• Jeffrey Gedmin
  ...to former American President Ronald Reagan and has served in the [[Central Intelligence Agency]] (CIA). <ref>Peter Metzger, [http://www.ctnet.com/CTNet/Consultants ...the Broadcasting Board of Governors] accessed 20 May 2009</ref>. RFE/RL's corporate board of directors is an unelected group of nine appointees to the BBG and
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• James Woolsey
  '''R. James Woolsey, Jr.''', a former director of the U.S. [[Central Intelligence Agency]], is Vice President at [[Booz Allen & Hamilton]] for Global Strateg Besides serving as Director of Central Intelligence, Woolsey has served in the U.S. government as Ambassador to the Negotiation
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• Cedar Revolution
  ...ce of Special Plans]] that created the false evidence and "mushroom cloud" intelligence used to justify attacks on Iraq. This 2004 rehearsal demonstration was answ ...ies and the London-based [[Saatchi & Saatchi]]. [[Michael Nakfour]] of the corporate events management company, [[Independence 05 - Civil Society]], helped mana
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• Social Network Analysis
  ...ulesamerica/powe/corporate_community.html Interlocking Directorates in the Corporate Community] ''Who Rules America?'' August</ref>)]]According to the orgnet.co ===Corporate Interlocks===
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• David Veness
  ...nised and international crime, the fraud squad, the Flying Squad, criminal intelligence and force firearms.<ref name="mr-security">‘[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/u ...ical support issues at the operational level. The range of issues includes intelligence, planning, training and exercises, technology, command and control coordina
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• Atlantic Council of the United States
  ...al Representative Office]] | [[Central Intelligence Agency, Directorate of Intelligence]] | [[U.S. Department of the Air Force]] | [[Delegation of the European Com ===2007 Corporate Program Members===
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• Manfred Schlickenrieder
  ...activists groups. Both BP and Shell admit hiring [[Hakluyt]] as a private intelligence firm <ref> Maurice Chittendon and Nicholas Rufford "[http://www.commondream
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• Montrose Associates
  ...rporate social responsibility, the company opens its doors at a time when "corporate decisions need to be sharp", "to raise a good performance to an excellent o ...rman, [[Better Regulation Task Force]] and member of [[Hampel Committee on Corporate Governance]]. Also former member of [[UK Round Table on Sustainable Develop
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• Club of Three
  ...f [[Montrose Associates]], which provides strategic analysis and advice to corporate and government clients. He has been closely involved with the Club of Three ...ive Chairman of London-based Montrose Associates, which provides strategic intelligence and advice to international corporations and governmental agencies. He was
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• Emergency Response & Research Institute Inc.
  ...ve studies and abilities in Anti-Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) gathering and analysis, and Crisis Management skills. This expertis *[[Liz Staten]], Corporate Secretary/Treasurer
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• Alex Trotman
  ...[[Hakluyt Foundation]], which provides intelligence on foreign markets for corporate clients, and led a review of conditions for small businesses at the behest
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• Peter Inge
  ...tler Inquiry]] team, chaired by [[Robin Butler]], that determined that the intelligence used to declare Iraq's possession of "Weapons of Mass Destruction" was flaw ...n the arms industry, notably with [[BAe Systems]] and as an adviser to the corporate spying firm [[Hakluyt]]. He is a former board chairman of mercenary firm [[
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• United Jewish Israel Appeal
  ...ney and they should recognise it as such'.<ref>Corbyn, Z. (2008), Research intelligence - Promised land proffers cash, ''Times Higher Education Supplement'', 31-Ju *Corporate Resources Director [[Alison Rosen]] ACA
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• Otto Reich
  ...acy for Latin America and the Caribbean]]. The OPD declassified [[Central Intelligence Agency]] information and disseminated it to influence public opinion and sp == Ambassadorship and Corporate Career ==
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• Derek Draper
  ...nment".<ref>Greg Palast, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy: The Truth About Corporate Cons, Globalization and High-Finance Fraudsters, Plume, 2003</ref> *[[Editorial Intelligence]]
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• Frank E. Ovaitt, Jr.
  ...l meetings are sponsored by the Directorate of Intelligence of the Central Intelligence Agency, [[German Marshall Fund]], [[Open Society Institute]], the [[Stanley ...sler's public relations in Latin America, lived and worked as a freelance corporate communications consultant in Beijing, China. There she was retained by [[Ru
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• Freedom House
  ...01(c)(3)]] of the IRS code.[http://www.freedomhouse.org/aboutfh/index.htm] Corporate researcher Holly Sklar described it as a "conservative research, publishing ...er positions in the U.S. government agencies of Treasury and the [[Central Intelligence Agency]]'.</td></tr>
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• Shebab
  ...ce of Special Plans]] that created the false evidence and "mushroom cloud" intelligence used to justify attacks on Iraq... ...ies and the London-based [[Saatchi & Saatchi]]. [[Michael Nakfour]] of the corporate events management company, [[Independence 05 - Civil Society]], helped mana
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• Stratfor
  ...6 in the United States. [[George Friedman]] is founder, chairman and Chief Intelligence Officer of the company. ...Zealand Police]] was one example given.<ref>[http://www.stratfor.com/corp/Corporate.neo?s=ABO]</ref>
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• Merchant Bridge and Co. Ltd
  ''Tim Holder'': 17 years experience in corporate and project finance and has been involved in a number of significant deals ...Linlithgow, submitted documents to officials in the House of Commons, a US intelligence report and an internal British Aircraft Corporation memo, which he claimed
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• Community Security Trust
  ...y. As victims of their harassment, we have seen neither sophistication nor intelligence displayed by the officers of the CST and its forerunner, the Community Secu ...the names of its trustees. However, it is known to be managed by a single corporate trustee called the [[Support Trustee Ltd]] – a private company limited by
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• Aquafed
  ...locations of the two AquaFed offices reflect two key features of this new corporate lobby group, launched in October 2005. Firstly, AquaFed’s efforts "to pro According to [http://www.corporateeurope.org/water/aquafed.html Corporate Europe Observatory]:
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• Peter Holmes
  ...he was only 52 when appointed - Holmes looked thoroughly in command in his corporate suite at the top of the Shell tower, relaxed and immaculate. But he still s ...of the [[Hakluyt|Hakluyt Foundation]], a discreet new outfit that provided intelligence for big corporations.<ref name="Sampson"/>
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• DeAnne Julius
  ...with the World Bank in Washington. In 1970-71 she worked for the Central Intelligence Agency, saying under questioning before the Treasury Select Committee, in t ==Corporate economist==
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• Unilever: Influence / Lobbying
  ...ea of ‘reputation risk’. Corporate managers increasingly talk about ‘corporate reputation management’ –that is the big game everyone is now playing. I ...shaping it to the preferences of European corporations. Unlike most other corporate lobby group in Brussels, the ERT has never bothered to lobby on detailed le
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• Niall FitzGerald
  ...er 30 years with [[Unilever]]. He has been Chairman of the London business intelligence bureau [[Hakluyt]] & Co since November 2008. <ref> CMi, [http://www.cmi.eu. ...blems such as widespread poverty. He is also at the forefront in preaching corporate social responsibility.
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• Raytheon
  ...in 1991 that Patriots were first used in combat, without much success (see Corporate Crimes). In February 1991 George Bush travelled to Raytheon’s Andover pla ...ss strategist, runs the Intelligence Solutions business area in Raytheon's Intelligence and Security division. Former MOD man.
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• Raytheon: Influence/Lobbying
  ...the $1.4 billion SIVAM surveillance system for the Amazon rainforest (see Corporate Crimes section). When the contract was awarded to Raytheon it announced tha
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• BAe Systems
  ...avionics and engineering. Its subsidiaries are also involved in providing intelligence, personnel and logistics support to the US and British military. *[[BAe Systems: Corporate Crimes]]
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• Transport Forum All Party Parliamentary Group
  £500 per annum is paid by each of the following corporate sponsors: 20 May 2003: Dinner paid for by the corporate sponsors listed above (registered May 2003).
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• PR Newswire
  ...vents available to new audiences via multimedia distributions, while media intelligence and Internet monitoring services provided PR Newswire clients with a better Today, PR Newswire continues to provide distribution of news and other corporate information to a variety of domestic and international media points, in mul
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• Pauline Neville-Jones
  ...as Chairman of [[QinetiQ]] Group PLC (2002-05), chair of the British Joint Intelligence Committee (1993-94),International Governor, BBC (1998-2004); HM Diplomatic ...enjoyed a high media profile in the UK, usually commenting on military and intelligence issues despite various highly profitable directorships in the defence indus
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• English Speaking Union
  * Work in close and innovative partnership with its corporate members and sponsors ...d Dearlove|Sir Richard Dearlove]] ([[Kent School]]) - Director of [[Secret Intelligence Service|MI6]]
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• Institute for Business Ethics
  ...er corporate officials. It receives its funding through subscriptions from corporate and individual subscribers: In 2009, it lists over 100 companies as subscri ...also serves as a Principal of [[N&G Europe]] (since 1999), was Director of Corporate Development at [[Thorn]] plc, [[Unigate]] plc and [[Varity Corporation]] &
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• Matthew Devost
  ...expert involved in several private security companies merging military and corporate personnel. He is also a media commentator on terrorism and has appeared on ...lege and a Master of Arts Degree from the University of Vermont.<ref>Total Intelligence Solutions, [http://www.totalintel.com/dsp_aboutus_personnel.php Personnel],
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• SAIC
  ...lizes in complex engineering and technology programs for U.S. military and intelligence agencies. SAIC was founded in 1969 and has grown rapidly in recent years. I ...s more than 9,000 active government contracts and counts the Army, Central Intelligence Agency and National Security Administration among its biggest customers. Ab
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• ScottishPower
  * [[Dominic Fry]] Former Corporate Affairs Director Different from corporate espionage between two private firms, cases of corporate espionage against the public have been uncovered. Arguably the very industr
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• Reginald Hall
  ...as director of Naval intelligence in 1914-18, a leading actor in corporate/intelligence intrigue, a Tory MP, a key activist in the [[British Commonwealth Union]] a ...Great War). Page had been particularly impressed by Hall's abilities as an Intelligence chief, and described him as:
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• Nation Branding
  ...transferring most of the "real" functions of its operations only a core of corporate managers remained. The "value", i.e., the stock value, of the company rema ...to corporate contractors. In 2007, it was revealed that most (80%) of the intelligence gathering operations were also conducted by corporations. Similarly, most
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• Ministry of Defence
  ...dIntelligenceSolutionsIntegratedProjectTeamcsisIpt.htm Command Support and Intelligence Solutions Integrated Project Team (CSIS IPT)], accessed 28 November 2009</r ====Intelligence related and Special Forces====
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• Mark Huband
  ...of [[Livingstone & Company]] in 2008 which provides high-quality business intelligence and country research, with a primary focus on Africa and the Middle East.'< ...nce and lobbying, No. 527, July 7, 2006 [http://www.IntelligenceOnline.com Intelligence Online]</ref>
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• Michael Anthony Ashcroft
  ...stment Market]]: [[Wraith]], [[Mavinwood]], [[Carlisle]], [[OneSource]], [[Corporate Services Group]], Watford, [[London Town]], [[Digital Marketing]], [[Global ...for the remaining shares in the company. Ashcroft attempted a takeover of Corporate Services Group in 1999.
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• Research Foundation for the Study of Terrorism
  ...ve popular with policy makers for their potential for state repression and corporate welfare. In the aftermath of the Lockerbie bombing the Foundation called fo * The [[Duke of St Albans]] OBE Former Colonel in Intelligence
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• Written in Flames
  ...et published in 1987 which listed the names, jobs and addresses of British Corporate directors. ...Research Foundation for the Study of Terrorism]] of encouraging attacks on corporate leaders.
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• Andre Pienaar
  Corporate intelligence, Intelligence Online, 19 May 2011.</ref> ...C Group]] in December 2002.<ref>Angola Oil & Gas Conference, Africa Energy Intelligence, 24 September 2002.</ref>
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• Centre for Defence and International Security Studies
  ...pottins.blogspot.com/2005_10_01_randompottins_archive.html Trespass on the Corporate Campus] RandomPottins blog, 15 October 2005.</ref></p></blockquote>
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• Global Public Affairs Institute
  The Global Public Affairs Institute was a corporate funded organisation which appears to have been closed down at the end of 20 ...stitute has conducted a series of intensive, highly acclaimed seminars for corporate public affairs and communications executives focusing on key international
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• Simon Mann
  ...tually becoming a troop commander in G Squadron of 22 SAS, specialising in intelligence and counter-terrorism. He served a three-year tour in Northern Ireland, as ...ratewatch.org.uk/?lid=2268 SIMON MANN: A VERY ENGLISH' CORPORATE KILLER]', Corporate Watch, Newsletter 22
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• Strategic Communication Laboratories
  ...nd, to a lesser degree, in Afghanistan.<ref>British Psyops for Pentagon, ''Intelligence Online'', 20 April 2007</ref> </blockquote> Congressional filings indicate ...n Provisional Authority (CPA) in Baghdad.'<ref>British Psyops for Pentagon Intelligence Online, April 20, 2007</ref>
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• Nigel Oakes
  ...our, whether in employees or customers, is the dominant deciding factor in corporate achievement.'' At the launch he demonstrated a range of smells, including a ...ices, so that visitors, when treading on them, will be met with a cloud of corporate fragrance.''You could fill a car showroom with the smell of new leather,''
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• German-British Forum
  ...involved with the spy firm [[Hakluyt]], set up by former members of the UK intelligence agency [[MI6]]. McLay also helped to set up the similar [[Club of Three]] w ...to note are with the New Labour oriented [[Foreign Policy Centre]] and the intelligence connected [[Centre for European Reform]].
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• Dupont: Corporate crimes
  ...ng its 200 years of existence, DuPont has committed a staggering amount of corporate crimes (far too many to mention here). The following section contains just ...icism for endangering the health of both its employees (see also [[Dupont: Corporate crimes#Working Conditions|Working Conditions]], above) and the public.
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• Group 4 Falck: Influence / Lobbying
  ...r. The privatisation of education will have far reaching consequences. See Corporate Crimes for further information. ...f MI6, joined Group 4 in June 1993. This was the most senior member of the intelligence service to have joined the private security sector. A Group 4 spokesperson
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 5: Fellow Travellers of Fascism
  ...of Italian fascism. At the heart of this gospel was the concept of the '''Corporate State'''. ...has been able to adopt the policies advocated by pre-war supporters of the Corporate State while at the same time proclaiming to be its deadliest enemy.
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 6: The Economic League goes to War
  ...ich illustrate the degree to which the [[Economic League]] and the British Intelligence services were cooperating. ...just two days, it was long enough to severely rattle the Admiralty. Naval Intelligence was convinced that the "mutiny" was the work of "communist agitators" and t
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 9: Spies at Work
  ...ut gaining anything in return - from the right in industry, the press, the intelligence community or those in the Labour Party who had egged him on. It was the maj ...There were historical connections, the League was a free source of useful intelligence that would have been valuable to MI5 and at the same time it was an eminent
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 10: 'The Need for a Change of Direction'
  ...[[Labour Research Department|Labour Research]] recorded a 63% increase in corporate donations to the Party, although this increase was not experienced by the R ...the leaflet distribution because of its disastrous effect on the League's intelligence gathering capabilities:
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• Spies at Work, Chapter 11: The Fall
  In the face of growing hostility to the League from the media, many corporate subscribers took up the chance to hide donations to the League. ...r the [[Economic League]]. Although there was no gap in the market for its intelligence gathering or political propaganda, the League could have stumbled along had
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• Procter & Gamble
  ...tant key to P&G’s success. As one critic put it: "Within a paternalistic corporate culture, P&G pioneered in brand management, in consumer surveys for marketi ...ng 17,000 workers over the next three years and reorganising the company's corporate structure from four geographic business units to seven global business unit
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• Procter & Gamble: Corporate Crimes
  ...any, 1999)<ref>Richter, Judith (2001) ‘Holding Corporations Accountable, Corporate Conduct, International Codes, and Citizen Action’, Zed Books, London and ...een voted the best marketer of the 20th century," an associate director of corporate communications at P&G says, referring to a ranking published by Advertising
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• J Sainsbury Plc
  ...paying producers low prices, and destroying small businesses, among other corporate crimes. ==PR, Lobbying and Business Intelligence firms==
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• Halliburton: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...Audit, the Compensation, the Management Oversight, and the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committees. Described as a career diplomat, Eagleburger joined t ...01, Hunt was appointed by president George Bush to the President's Foreign Intelligence Board.38 Hunt currently serves as a member of the board of trustees of the
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• Halliburton: Influence / Lobbying
  .... With prime access to elite government and corporate circles, its various corporate members gain handsomely from international trade agreements, from [[IMF]] o ...s/what_is_the_gats/PowerPlayCancunMiami.pdf 'Power play at Cancun & Miami: Corporate Pushers at the WTO & FTAA ministerials'] viewed: 22.07.03</ref>. It was one
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• Open Europe
  [[Charlotte Black]] - Director of corporate affairs, [[Brewin Dolphin Securities]] ...and promote free-market pseudo-solutions to virtually every problem.'<ref>Corporate Europe Observatory, "Covert industry funding fuels the expansion of radical
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• Conrad Jameson Associates Limited
  :Corporate Author: (Prepared for) Cheshire County Council (by) Conrad Jameson Associa Preliminary research report (mimeo), Conrad Jameson Associates; Economist Intelligence Unit (1966). The National Newspaper Industry: A Survey, EIU , London.[http:
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• DLA Piper
  Brexit services that it offers clients include: providing intelligence on the process; representing client interests in the EU and UK; and 'creati DLA says it 'will ensure that [a client's] sector, industry, and corporate priorities are recognised and included in the Brexit process and the result
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• Jonathan Neil Mendelsohn
  *[[Stern Advisory Group]] (corporate intelligence services), interim non-executive chairman,
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• TIME Inc
  ...Time journalist explains how the editorial strategy serves the interest of corporate America New Internationalist, Issue 115, 1982</ref> ...elligence Oversight Board advises the President on the legality of foreign intelligence activities. They were the first to exonerate Bush over the falsification o
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• The USC Center on Public Diplomacy advisory board
  ...king of Newton (1993) and co-author of Beyond Spin: The Power of Strategic Corporate Journalism (1999). Board of Trustees of the [[Western Policy Center]] 2001- ...etary of Defense for International Security Affairs, Chair of the National Intelligence Council, and Assistant Secretary of State for Security Assistance, Science
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• Green Alliance
  ...reports that both Shell and BP had hired ex-MI6 staff and a former German intelligence agent to infiltrate Greenpeace{{ref|3}} and that Tesco had asked MI5 to inv ==A powerful corporate lobby==
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• Maurice Fraser (Special adviser and lobbyist)
  ...Industrialists, International Crisis Group, KPMG Europe and the Economist Intelligence Unit, who give their views on how the world should be shaped. ...raphy I received that day, she 'initiated the agency’s first coordinated corporate branding and advertising strategy') and for Vice President Dick Cheney."
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• Richard Dearlove
  ...on to justify it. After retiring from MI6 Dearlove has become involved in corporate security and the ‘terrorism industry’, as well as signing up to the neo ===Secret Intelligence Service===
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• Niall Fitzgerald
  Fitzgerald also served on the board of business intelligence agency [[Hakluyt & Company]] as chairman between 2008 and 2013. <ref> [http ==Corporate connections==
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• Edward Mathias
  ...he Carlyle Group]]. He is a member of the Advisory Boards of the corporate intelligence company [[Diligence]] and the [[Chief Executive Leadership Institute]] at Y ...lyle has sponsored more than $5 billion of mergers, acquisitions and other corporate investments and also has acquired real estate assets with a total book repl
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• Georgette Mosbacher
  ...distribution. She is also a member of the Advisory Boards of the corporate intelligence company [[Diligence]]. Mosbacher has served for the last ten years as the R
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• Rockwell Schnabel
  ...ital]] in Los Angeles and a member of the Advisory Boards of the corporate intelligence company [[Diligence]]. [[Edward Mathias]] who is a "special limited partner
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• Kurt Lauk
  ...he founded in 2000. He is a member of the advisory board of the corporate intelligence firm [[Diligence]] and is also a member of the [[European Parliament]] and
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• Kissinger Associates
  ...mber of major corporate clients have been identified (see list below).<ref>Corporate clients identified - see Walter Isaacson, ''Kissinger: A Biography'', New Y The secrecy of their corporate client list has caused problems where Kissinger or a member of his staff we
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• David M. Abshire
  ...nd Defense Departments, the [[U.S. Information Agency]], and the [[Central Intelligence Agency]]. He has also served on the Advisory Board of the [[Naval War Colle In the corporate world, from 1987-1996, he has served on the Board of [[Procter and Gamble]]
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• Solvay
  :The Solvay Group looks back on a rich heritage of “corporate citizenship” dating back to its very founder, Ernest Solvay. Pursuing thi ===PR, Lobbying and Business Intelligence firms===
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• Barbour Griffith and Rogers International
  ...e shaping of public policy issues that dominate the American political and corporate agenda. We serve as advocates in federal government relations, a vital link *In October 2002, Haley Barbour headed up a team "on corporate governance issues" for Citigroup, with assistance with Jennifer Larkin, Dan
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• City of London Corporation
  ...be the ''City of London'' (or the ''City of London Corporation'' where the corporate body needed to be distinguished from the geographical area). This may reduc ...City practitioners and trade associations) which meets regularly 'to share intelligence on emerging issues at EU-level and to consider the most appropriate form of
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• Windsor Leadership Trust
  ...t the end of the Cold War. He served for seven years on the UK’s [[Joint Intelligence Committee]] and as Director GCHQ (1996-1997) and as Permanent Secretary of ...ioner of [[English Heritage]]. In November 2003 he became a member of the Corporate Development Board of the National Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to C
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• Goldman Sachs Group
  ...orst EU Lobbying Awards 2010 are organised by Friends of the Earth Europe, Corporate Europe Observatory, LobbyControl and SpinWatch. See www.worstlobby.eu/2010/ ...U.S. President’s Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board and Chairman of the Intelligence Oversight Board in January 2006. He was Assistant to the President [[George
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• Potomac Institute for Policy Studies
  ...ignature Intelligence System, Defense Intelligence Agency; Vice President, Corporate Development, Analytic Services Incorporated; Vice President and Chief Techn ...d Forces Communications and Electronics Association, the National Military Intelligence Association, the American Society of Military Comptrollers, the Air Force A
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• Sanofi-Aventis Group
  ...erner Meier]] - Senior Vice President, Pharmaceutical Operations Germany & Corporate Human Resources. * [[Philippe Peyre]] - Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs.
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• Boots
  *[[Tim Rycroft]] Corporate Affairs Director, 1997-2000 *[[Scottish Business in the Community]] [[Jane Wood]], Head of Corporate Affairs Scotland
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• Bristol-Myers Squibb
  ...purposes. As part of the settlement, Bristol-Myers Squibb entered into a Corporate Integrity Agreement with the Office of Inspector General of the Department ...w.bms.com/aboutbms/corporate_governance/executive_bios/data/cornelius.html Corporate Governance - Cornelius] Accessed 16th December 2007</ref> His biography rep
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• Boaz Ganor
  ...e is also involved in a number of other organisations with strong links to intelligence agencies, the military and private security companies in Britain and the Un ...nd a member of the editorial board of ''Matara'', The Israeli Magazine for Intelligence, Weapons, Military and Security.’
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• Eli Lilly and Company
  ...tional accounting standards, business globalization, auditor independence, corporate governance, gender equality in the workplace, tort and securities law refor * [[Alex M Azar]] II - Senior Vice President, Corporate Affairs and Communications
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• David Capitanchik
  ...e=2 Aberdeen Skills and Enterprise Training], (accessed 4 June 2008)</ref> Corporate records also reveal that Capitanchik joined an obscure PR company between M ...the US. It was out of this ferment that the CIA and the British domestic intelligence agencies engaged in covert attempts to undermine the peace movement in part
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• Risk Advisory Group
  ...ion with Schroders. Prior to Salomon he was responsible for S.G. Warburg's corporate finance and equity capital markets businesses in North America. ...3 and August 2006. He began his military career with a commission into the Intelligence Corps in 1963, transferring to the Parachute Regiment in 1970. From 1984 on
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• Northern Ireland Portal
  ...murdered in 1989 by loyalists acting in collusion with elements of British intelligence. ...tar-research.org.uk/ Red Star Research] and [http://www.corporatewatch.org Corporate Watch], but put into effect by a wide variety of volunteers and independent
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• Michael Swetnam
  ...of Republican Party positions. Mr. Swetnam has also served in a number of corporate positions including assistant Vice President at [[Pacific Sierra Research, ...ience Board]] (DSB) task force on Counting Terrorism and the task force on Intelligence support to the war on terrorism.
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• Whitehall and Industry Group
  ...Bob Coxon OBE, Senior Advisor, [[Carlyle Group]] | Patrick Kerr, Director, Corporate Communications, [[Reed Elsevier]] Group plc | Mark Sanders, Chief Executive ...t]] | [[Remploy]] | [[Revenue and Customs Prosecutions Office]] | [[Secret Intelligence Service]] | [[Security Service]] | [[Serious Fraud Office]] | [[Serious Org
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• Vince Cannistraro
  ...packet.pdf National Security Implications of Disclosing the Identity of an Intelligence Operative], Senate Democratic Policy Committee Hearing, October 24 2003 (La
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• Diabetes UK
  Although there is no disclosure of the corporate sponsorship in the annual financial reports and the website of Diabetes UK, ==Corporate Partners==
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• Terrorexpertise:Experts from Major World Publications
  :ABIX - Australasian Business Intelligence :Corporate Financing Week
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• Abbott Laboratories
  ...atories [http://www.abbottinvestor.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=94004&p=irol-irhome Corporate Profile] Accessed 5th February 2008</ref>. * [[Richard W Ashley]] - Executive Vice President, Corporate Development
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• Wyeth
  ..., Wyeth list their Board of Directors as comprising<ref> Wyeth [http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=78193&p=irol-govboard Board of Directors] Accessed 6 ...Chairman in 2003. Essner is also Chairman of the [[Children's Health Fund Corporate Council]], a member of the [[Business Roundtable]] and [[Business Council]]
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• Richard A. Clarke
  ...RICHARD A. CLARKE - Chairman] (access 8 May 2008)</ref> the second-ranking intelligence officer in the State Department. According to the ''New York Times'', he wa ...arbor Consulting]] where he advises clients on a range of issues including Corporate security risk management, Information security technology, Dealing with the
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• Will Geddes
  ...ity Services, Specialist & Corporate Training Programmes, Investigations & Intelligence Services, Hi-Tech Security & Protective Equipment. <ref>[http://www.icpgrou
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• Prague Security Studies Institute
  ...htm CONSORTIUM FOR THE STUDY OF INTELLIGENCE], Consortium for the Study of Intelligence, Accessed 11-June-2009</ref>. [[Michael Novak]] is a member of the board of ...| [[Project for the New American Century]] | [[Consortium for the Study of Intelligence]] | [[Social Affairs Unit]] | [[Prague Security Studies Institute Washingto
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• Terrorexpertise:Methodology
  *Whitehall Dialogue: Counter-Terrorism: Its Impact on the Craft of Intelligence, Royal United Services Institute, 29 September 2006 *MI5 Director General's Speech on Intelligence, Counter-Terrorism and Trust, Council on Foreign Relations, 5 November 2007
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• Security Service
  ...[Security Service]], better known as [[MI5]], is the main British domestic intelligence service. (See also: [http://www.powerbase.info/index.php/Category:MI5 Categ *[[Director and Co-ordinator of Intelligence (Northern Ireland)]]
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• Government Communications Headquarters
  [[Government Communications Headquarters]] (GCHQ) is a British signals intelligence (sigint) agency. ...>Richard J. Aldrich, ''GCHQ: The Uncensored Story of Britain's Most Secret Intelligence Agency'', HarperPress, 2010, p.xvii.</ref>
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• Arnold and Porter
  ...ment Agency]], [[White House Counsel’s Office]], [[Advisory Committee on Corporate Disclosure]] of the SEC and the UK [[Department of Trade and Industry]].
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• Podesta Group
  * Corporate Responsibility Initiatives ...ittee Chairman Obey and was a key advisor to Speaker Pelosi on defense and intelligence matters. Morrison also served as budget analyst with the Office of Manageme
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• Wheat Government Relations
  * <b>Corporate Responsibility</b> ...cluding arranging facility tours for legislators and staff, and organizing corporate Fly-ins or Legislative Days in Washington'.
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• C2i International
  ...tal-activists-protest-energy-companies Green groups targeted polluters as corporate agents hid in their ranks]''The Guardian'', 14/02/11, accessed 14/02/11</re ...dd]] is a former employee of [[C2i International]], a private security and intelligence gathering firm best known for their employment of [[Toby Kendall]] / [[Ken
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• Executive Outcomes corporate network
  ...ww.iss.co.za/PUBS/Books/PeaceProfitPlunder/Chap5.pdf Executive Outcomes- A Corporate Conquest], by Khareen Pech, Chapter Five, Jakkie Cilliers and Peggy Mason ( *3 OPM Support systems (crime & intelligence)
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• RISC Management
  '''RISC Management''' was a private security and intelligence company controlled by former Metropolitan Police officer [[Keith Hunter]], In 2007, the Met’s Intelligence Development Group (IDG) – a covert arm of the anti-corruption squad - lau
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• Keith Hunter
  On leaving the police Hunter started a series of business ventures as an intelligence consultant. What little is known of his role in this shadowy world depends On leaving the police, Hunter's first business venture was an intelligence company, [[Mayfayre|Mayfayre Associates]] set up with an ex-colleague [[Ale
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• Lou Palumbo (CIA Agent)
  ::Palumbo served 22 years in the [[Central Intelligence Agency]] specializing in the protection of overseas CIA personnel. He origi ...of [[GEOS Alliance]].<ref>[http://www.geosalliance.com/bioloup.html GEOSS Corporate - Louis F. Palumbo], accessed 20 April 2008.</ref>
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• Clive Fairweather
  :My main memory of the men under my command is of enormous pride for all the corporate good they tried to bring to the people they had been sent to protect. Never ...eep deprivation and stress positions to put pressure on suspects for quick intelligence gains - almost certainly not ordered by senior commanders - there may be a
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• Terrorexpertise:Major World Newspapers - Affiliations Analysis
  ...t" bgcolor="goldenrod" align="left">Column B: Employee of Private Security/Intelligence firm</th></tr> ...size:9pt" bgcolor="goldenrod" align="left">Column D: Member of military or intelligence services</th></tr>
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• Neal Pollard
  ...he is associated with the [[Terrorism Research Center]] and the network of corporate security firms connected to it. ...providing legal and substantive expertise on issues of counter-terrorism, intelligence, and critical infrastructure protection. In 1996, he co-founded the [[Terro
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• Terrorexpertise:UK Television List Analysis
  ...t" bgcolor="goldenrod" align="left">Column B: Employee of Private Security/Intelligence firm</th></tr> ...size:9pt" bgcolor="goldenrod" align="left">Column D: Member of military or intelligence services</th></tr>
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• Terrorexpertise:RAND Corporation
  ...ons, possible terrorist use of weapons of mass destruction, constraints on intelligence gathering in a free society, and the threat of attacks on nuclear installat ...nter for Terrorism Risk Management Policy]] which it runs jointly with the corporate security company [[Risk Management Solutions]] (RMS).<ref>RAND Corporation
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• Cabinet Office
  They are the corporate headquarters for government, in partnership with HM Treasury, and take the ...l Contingencies Secretariat]] | [[Joint Intelligence Committee]] | [[Joint Intelligence Organisation]] | [[Strategic Horizons Unit]]<ref>Francis Maude to Tessa Jow
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• Institute for the Study of Conflict
  ...he wrote to [[Peter Wilkinson|Sir Peter Wilkinson]] (later Coordinator of Intelligence and Security in the British Cabinet Office) and asked his help in transform ...ad "learned from responsible officials that ISC is also the creature of an intelligence service, British this time." <ref>Bernard Nossiter, ''International Herald
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• Terrorexpertise:Georgetown University
  ...agan's accession to office, most of the CSIS Cold Warriors returned to the intelligence agencies, or principal roles within the government. ...largely by US government contacts with close associations with a number of corporate security companies. The Terrorism Research Center was founded in 1996 by [[
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• Alex Carlile
  ...rrorism and Political Violence]] - a research centre with close links with corporate security and arms companies - and its main figure, the terrorologist [[Paul ...ernational Terrorism and Intelligence 2006.pdf|International Terrorism and Intelligence 2006 (PDF)]]</ref>
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• 7-Seas Global Intelligence
  7-Seas Global Intelligence was a short lived firm set up to pool the activities of a number of online ...de "round-the-clock" threat analysis and "real time terrorist information, intelligence and strategic analysis to law enforcement and military agencies both within
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• Dominic Whiteman
  ...es.co.uk, [http://www.financialservices.co.uk/corporate/meet-the-team.html Corporate > Meet the Team] [Accessed 19 November 2009]</ref> ==Political researcher and intelligence advisor==
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• International Commission on the Balkans
  A Corporate Europe Observatory (CEO), December 2006 report into the funding of European :A former military intelligence officer, Jackson also worked in the commercial defense industry. In fact, w
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• British Broadcasting Corporation
  ...Telegraph]]''. A ‘who’s who’ report compiled for Barack Obama by US intelligence in early 2009 listed Peston amongst the UK’s most influential commentator ...oldenrod;padding:1%;font-size:10pt">The BBC began in 1922, just before the corporate press began in America. Its founder was [[John Reith|Lord John Reith]], who
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• 21st Century Trust
  ...f Entrepreneur: BusinessWeek described Elkington in 2004 as "a dean of the corporate-responsibility movement for three decades." He is a [[World Economic Forum ...States Department of State, [[Melvin Goodman]] Former member of [[Central Intelligence Agency]], now at National War College and Sir Michael Weir (Director, 21st
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• William Webster
  ...and the advisory board of the CPR Institute for Dispute Resolution and the corporate consultancy [[Diligence]]. He is a trustee of Washington University in St. ...the board, Webster has clear conflicts of interest, since he serves on the corporate board of Anheuser-Busch, which negotiates contracts with the Teamsters. As
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• Robert Peston
  ...usiness Editor. A ‘who’s who’ report compiled for Barack Obama by US intelligence in early 2009 listed Peston amongst the UK’s most influential commentator ...orted to be close to [[Simon Greenberg]], News International's director of corporate affairs. <ref>Michael Seamark, '[http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-20
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• Hanover Communications
  Its services include ‘timely intelligence’ and ‘senior strategic counsel’ on matters such as ‘Who should you ...rimary spokesperson at [[The Football League]], board director and head of corporate communications and issues management at [[Fleishman-Hillard]] and head of t
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• Terrorexpertise:University of St. Andrews
  ...hat time head of the [[Research Foundation for the Study of Terrorism]], a corporate funded 'charity' which shared an office with the right-wing lobby group [[A ...rror goes on the agenda', ''The Times'', 3 June 1991</ref> The Comparative Intelligence Systems course was headed by [[Myles Robertson]], a Kremlinologist who plan
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• Spooks Portal
  ...e to networks of power, lobbying and deceptive PR. This portal focuses on intelligence agencies and their activities.''' ...activities of the world's spies into four areas: intelligence collection, intelligence analysis, counterintelligence and covert action. The latter covers a wide r
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• Israel Lobby Portal
  =====Israeli government and intelligence connections===== ...tar-research.org.uk/ Red Star Research] and [http://www.corporatewatch.org Corporate Watch], but put into effect by a wide variety of volunteers and independent
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• International Terrorism and Intelligence 2002
  '''International Terrorism and Intelligence 2002''' was a conference hosted by the [[Centre for the Study of Terrorism ...00 Drinks reception with canapés <ref>[[Media:International Terrorism and Intelligence 2002.pdf|Copy]] of programme taken from URL: <http://iti2004.broadshow.com/
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• The Washington Conference on Port Security, Maritime Intelligence and Counter-Proliferation
  ...nd Political Violence]], [[Sandia National Laboratories]], [[Lloyds Marine Intelligence Unit]], [[Lloyd's List]], [[Informa Group]], and the [[American Association Numerous US state officials and corporate executives spoke at the conference, as did as the top [[CSTPV]] affiliated
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• International Water Association
  With over 400 corporate members this like-mindedness is defined by a fervent support of the privati ..., [[Energie AG Wasser Gmbh]], [[European Investment Bank]], [[Global Water Intelligence]], the [[OPEC]] Fund for International Development ([[OFID]]), [[Samsung En
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• Max Taylor
  ...e oversees the E-Learning course in terrorism which was developed with the corporate event and publications "powerhouse" [[Informa Group]]. He is also an associ ...ure Developments of Terrorism'' (with J. Horgan: 2000).<ref>Dryad Maritime Intelligence [http://www.dryadmaritime.com/about%20us.php About Us], accessed 4 March 20
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• Terrorexpertise:Institute for the Study of Conflict
  Although it covered all manner of protest and resistance to corporate and state power, ‘terrorism’ was a particular preoccupation of the Inst ...ng cell of half a dozen security and intelligence experts” to strengthen intelligence links between European states. <ref>David Leigh, ‘Euro-moves to combat gr
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• The Security Industry extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...ce services. As the demands of corporate business have evolved, the police/intelligence apparatus and the private security business have adjusted to meet them. For ...he [[American Security Council]] (ASC) came into existence as an antilabor intelligence and propaganda agency, acquiring the files of the anti-Semite and labor spy
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• The Government Sector extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ..., and they are encouraged and supported by both government and the private corporate system. ...a result, in some states, SDF programs have been funded using private and corporate donations. Combined with the fact that SDFs are not subject to military reg
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• Peter Janke
  ...f Conflict]]. A South African national, he was close to the Apartheid era intelligence services and later worked at [[Control Risks Ltd]] and at its subsidiary [[ ...in Mozambique supplied him by [[P. J. De Wit]], the head of South African intelligence, a source unacknowledged in the report. ISC also passed along to South Afri
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• National Public Order Intelligence Unit
  The '''National Public Order Intelligence Unit''', a national policing unit, is one of the three "domestic extremism ...iaises with Special Branch teams within police forces in bringing together intelligence that helps to protect the public from domestic extremism and other national
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• National Extremism Tactical Coordination Unit
  ...actical Co-ordination Unit]] (NETCU) is one of a number of national police intelligence units set up under the aegis of the [[Association of Chief Police Officers] ...[[Home Office]], [[National Crime Squad]] and the [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]] (NPOIU), as well as with local police forces. It is one of a number
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• Association of Chief Police Officers
  ...ntal-activists-protest-energy-companies Green groups targeted polluters as corporate agents hid in their ranks] ''The Guardian'', 14/02/11, accessed 14/02/11</r *[[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]]
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• Jason Bishop (alias)
  ...2018 (accessed 10 July 2018). </ref> He appears, like his National Public Intelligence Order Unit (NPIOU) successor, [[Mark Kennedy]] (aka 'Mark Stone') to have g ...fer17Aug2018">E-mail, Jennifer, 17 August 2018.</ref> [[Martin Hogbin]], a corporate spy who infiltrated The Campaign Against The Arms Trade, also attended the
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• Shell and COP 15
  '''However''', by far largest corporate lobby group, was the [[International Emissions Trading Association]] (IETA) ..., accessed April 2009</ref>. Shell includes the report by the [[Economist Intelligence Unit]] called “Countdown to Copenhagen” which reports on the state of g
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• UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy
  :Others (12 companies) 2.99 <ref> E.ON 2006 Corporate Social Responsibility Report - Environment ...nd the Renewables Obligation. "[http://www.eon-uk.com/about/2903.aspx E.ON Corporate Responsibility page]" Accessed 11/04/09</ref>
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• World Alliance for Decentralised Energy
  1. To provide its Members and supporters with value added market intelligence, information and business opportunities ===Corporate Affiliates===
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• EDF Energy
  ...DF was one of three nuclear companies present at a [[National Public Order Intelligence Unit]] (NPOIU) meeting on 'activism and nuclear new build' held Whitehall i *obtain an agreed understanding of the available intelligence on the risk to the new build programme from environmental activism
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• Caroline Cox
  ...cademic Committee of the Jerusalem Summit has overlapping members with the Intelligence Summit, see: [http://www.jerusalemsummit.org/eng/board.php Jerusalem Summit Cox was a member of the study group behind a report published in 1977 by the intelligence connected [[Institute for the Study of Conflict]] alleging a Marxist penetr
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• Westminster lobbying map
  ...edia (Public Affairs)]] | [[Policy Exchange]] | [[Politeia]] | [[Political Intelligence]] | [[Political Lobbying & Media Relations]] | [[Portcullis Public Affairs]
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• Adrian Radford
  {{Corporate_Spy_sidebar|Name= Adrian Radford|Alias=Ian Farmer|Series=Corporate Spies|Image=Radford_zoom.jpg |DatesDeployed=1994-2007|Targets=Equality Alli ...Prior to his time as an activist, he is believed to have served with army intelligence until the early 1990s. In the late 2000s, he set up his two security firms,
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• Office for Nuclear Development
  .../about-us/who-we-are/2721-decc-corporate-organogram.pdf&minwidth=true DECC corporate organogram], DECC, undated, accessed 12 October 2012</ref> ==Sharing intelligence with the industry==
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• Standard Life: History in relation to the British Empire
  ...to a considerable increase in the proportion of new investment devoted to corporate securities, including ordinary shares. Meanwhile new insurance investment p
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• Diligence
  ...former members of the U.K. and U.S. intelligence services. It advises on corporate investments in foreign markets, as well as protecting corporations from leg ...ponsible and to provide early warning of the agitators' intentions. Former intelligence officers on the Diligence staff started to develop a network of sources wit
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• Risk and Security Management Forum
  ...rtnerships comprising international corporations, government, policing and intelligence agencies." <ref>'[http://web.archive.org/web/20050309024720/http://www.akja ...ction — both physically and electronically and the impact of e-crimes on corporate brands, including market value.
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• Foundation for Defense of Democracies
  The departures prompted FDD to hastily reorganize its corporate structure, giving birth to a new organization, [Defense of Democracies]... ...e institutions. Many FDD Undergraduate Fellows have gone on to work in the intelligence and defense communities. <ref>FDD Website, [http://www.defenddemocracy.org/
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• Sandra Macleod
  ...le/contributing-editors.php "Advisors and Contributing Editors"] Editorial Intelligence. Accessed 9th october 2007</ref> She is chief executive of [[Echo Research ...inents, Sandra has contributed to books on professional accountability and corporate social responsibility. Sandra is the first international Trustee of the [[I
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• Daniel Finkelstein
  ...ntributing editor to the PR firm [[Editorial Intelligence]].<ref>Editorial Intelligence [http://www.editorialintelligence.com/advisors.htm Advisors and Contributin ...ed in the [[Social Democratic Party]]. Like several others in [[Editorial Intelligence]], Finkelstein was an acolyte of [[David Owen]] when he led the [[Social De
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• James Burnham
  ...iew''.<ref> CIA (2007)[https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/kent-csi/docs/v38i5a10p.htm Cultural cold war: Origins of the Congress for ....<ref>Stephen Dorril, MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service, Touchstone, 2002, p.588.</ref> However, the Agency terminated Burn
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• David Burrill
  ...the appointment of Deputy Director Intelligence Corps, and Chief of Staff Intelligence and Security Centre of the UK Armed Forces, he joined [[British American To ...been appointed as the Deputy Colonel Commandant of the British Army’s [[Intelligence Corps]]; an honorary appointment with responsibilities for welfare and ‘e
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• Colin Byrne
  ...ink of himself as ‘a hippy in a suit’ but his client list has included corporate giants like [[Shell]], [[Walmart]], [[Coca-Cola]] and [[Nestlé]]. ...sought broader PR horizons and joined Prince Charles’ international CSR [corporate social responsibility] NGO, [[The Prince of Wales Business Leaders Forum]],
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• Editorial Intelligence
  ...“So why does a faintly unpleasant odour rise from the pages of Editorial Intelligence...” Editorial Intelligence was a new venture launched in 2005 by one of New Labour's favourite PR peop
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• Kirsty Lang
  ...f as ‘Europe's leading full-service speaker bureau and talent agency for corporate and industry events’<ref>[http://www.jla.co.uk/ "Welcome to JLA"] JLA web
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• Julian Henry
  ...contributing_editors.php "Advisors and Contributing Editors"] <i>Editorial Intelligence</i> (accessed 7 October 2007)</ref> ...ei/contributing_editors.php "Advisers and Contributing Editors"] Editorial Intelligence.com. Accessed 7th october 2007</ref> and is Head of Communication for [[Sim
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• British Expertise
  ...e''' - formerly the [[British Consultants and Construction Bureau]] - is a corporate lobby group representing the interests of British business overseas. Its f ...siness training service, as well as providing networking opportunities and corporate lobbying for its members. The organisastion says its role is ‘to help me
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• Charles Geoffrey Stewart-Smith
  ...is one of four shareholders in the PR meets journalism venture [[Editorial Intelligence]]. He is one of three sons of the former [[Conservative]] MP and anti-commu ...management team. In 2007 he joined the controversial PR firm [[Editorial Intelligence]] as a non-executive chairman.<ref>Caitlin Fitzsimmons, [http://www.spinwat
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• Ian Wright (Corporate PR)
  ...ng and maintaining the [[Diageo]] image and maintaining relationships with corporate stakeholders. ...tp://www.editorialintelligence.com/pdf/ei_second_issue_final.pdf Editorial Intelligence], Spring 2006, p2.</ref> Wright is active within the [[Liberal Democrats]]
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• Charlie Burgess
  * Left the Independent for PR industry by joining Edtorial Intelligence. ...hp?d=070131 "Corporate Biography – Editorial Intelligence"] <i>Editorial Intelligence</i> Accessed 6th October 2007</ref> Leaving the ''Independent'' Burgess sai
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• Dominic Fry
  ...xchange]] and [[Editorial Intelligence]]. He has had a long involvement in corporate PR, moving from one large corporation to the next. .... Fry replaced [[Sue Clark]], who left the company to become director of corporate affairs at [[Railtrack]]. Fry was sacked from [[Scottish Power]] in late 20
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• Emma Gilpin
  ...f Public Affairs for [[Fortune Europe]]. She is an adviser to [[Editorial Intelligence]]. Gilpin quit TIME to join MTV in 2005. In 2006 she joined [[Lloyds TSB]] ...cgi?sfArticleId=4187 [[AccountAbility]] Rating ® Secures Fortune Tie-Up]Corporate Social Responsibility Press Release
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• Euart Glendinning
  ...i> 3rd October 2007</ref>. Prior to this Glendinning was involved with the Corporate Communications Europe division for [[Morgan Stanley]]<ref>[http://www.morga ==Corporate Philanthropy==
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• Institute for Public Relations
  ...available and useful to all practitioners, educators, researchers and the corporate/institutional clients they serve.<ref>IFPR [http://www.instituteforpr.com/t ...ine, law, accounting, teaching or art always best served at the behest of "corporate/institutional" clients? What is the science beneath the art of PR? Does i
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• The Experts extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...heir ranks right-wing journalists and policy analysts, former military and intelligence officers, ultraconservative academics, counterinsurgency specialists, FBI i ...een written under the direction or with the cooperation of various Western intelligence agencies.<ref> See below our account of Moss and the citations given there.
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• Center for Strategic and International Studies
  ...the CIA in 1980s many of the CSIS fellow migrated back to the CIA or other intelligence agencies. ...l [[Penelope Hartland-Thunberg]]; [[William Hyland]], a former director of intelligence at the State Department; and [[Edward Luttwak]], a consultant to Senator [[
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• Patrick Mercer
  ...of the FRU. I have had plenty to do with them in the past, as with all the intelligence agencies in Northern Ireland, but I never served in the unit.'"<ref name="F ...''(Registered 7 June 2007)''</ref> which was principally involved in Iraqi corporate protection.
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• British American Project
  ...on, to give it its original, and now quietly forgotten, title, is an elite corporate/political talking and networking organisation. Its aims are to ensure that ...would seek charitable status in the UK, allowing tax relief for the major corporate sponsors of the network. Then [[Julia Hobsbawm]] claimed charity status was
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• Centre for European Reform
  ...included EU/US trade negotiations, EU chemical policy, transport, defence, corporate governance, emissions legislation and food biotechnology. ==Intelligence connections==
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• Control Risks Group
  ...[A1 Insurance Agency]].<ref>Jonathan Bloch and Patrick Fitzgerald, British Intelligence and Covert Action, Brandon, 1983, p.208.</ref> ...he Study of Conflict]].<ref>Jonathan Bloch and Patrick Fitzgerald, British Intelligence and Covert Action, Brandon, 1983, pp.208-209.</ref>
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• The Private Sector, Institutes, Think Tanks and Lobbying Organisations extract from The "Terrorism" Industry
  ...itic: The New Conservative Labyrinth (New York: Hill & Wang, 1984). On the corporate fears and hostilities that generated the offensive, see Leonard Silk and Da ...arly 1980s. <ref>This was revealed in testimony by the former South Korean intelligence director, Chang S. Tong, in November 1988. The Washington-based North Ameri
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• Ralf Dahrendorf
  ...is old home town."<ref> (Interview (16/1/96) with [[Lord Annan]] (Military Intelligence 1940-44, GSO1, Political Division of British Control Commission 1945-46 [ht *[[Ann Rossiter]]: a Director of [[Fishburn Hedges]], the corporate communications consultancy, and [[Lexington Communications]]
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• Gavin McNicoll
  ...delivery of SCL’s target audience analysis and influence work.'<ref>Eden Intelligence [http://iti2004.broadshow.com/about.htm Who Are We], accessed 1 May 2009</r He is the founder of [[Eden Intelligence]], a specialist provider of small scale, high impact conferences on counte
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• William Goodhart
  ...ml Financial Times] to continue with it would damage “UK/Saudi security, intelligence and diplomatic co-operation.” ...ficer, Global Conflict Solutions; Dr Roger Hood QVRM TD, Defence Adviser & Corporate Strategist, FUJITSU Defence & Security; Professor Sir Michael Howard; Steen
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• Michael Hershman
  ...ons in Europe during the late 1960's as a Special Agent with U.S. Military Intelligence, specializing in counter-terrorism. After leaving the military, he moved to ...dvisor, has unparalleled experience with today’s foreign governments and corporate leaders and, together with Stonebridge President [[Anthony S. Harrington]],
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• British Saudi Society
  ...tional, a public affairs company, which advises government, diplomatic and corporate clients on a wide range of communications disciplines including lobbying, m ...the Radfan campaign in the Aden Protectorate. He joined the staff as GSO2 Intelligence to Commander British Forces Gulf in 1970-71. Finally he was seconded to The
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• ImagineNations
  It is a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) organisation. ...research, image and crisis management, brand & executive positioning, and corporate reputation. Fleischmann has worked with [[BP]], Verizon, and Dominion, [[Mi
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• Layalina Productions
  ...y or Allah-ordained war against non-Muslims.</ref>to as opposed to Western intelligence agencies: ...capital sourcing company, and an affiliate of [[APCO Worldwide]], a global corporate public affairs and communication firm.<ref>"[http://www.layalina.tv/meet/#C
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