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• American Enterprise Institute
  It has the CEOs of both pharmaceutical giant [[Merck]] and of The [[Dow Chemical Company]], as well as the Vice Pr ...of both BIO, the biotechnology industry trade association, and PhRMA, the pharmaceutical industry trade association .
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• Alastair Kent
  ...] ([[RDUK]]), which appears to have been entirely funded by pharmaceutical companies since its inception, as well as being a member of the advisory committee fo ...rection may have been related to funds received to GIG from pharmaceutical companies such as [[SmithKline Beecham]], which included the hiring of professional c
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• Science Media Centre
  ...1</td></tr><tr><td>[[Marshall Davies]]</td><td>Ex-President of the [[Royal Pharmaceutical Society]]</td><td align="center">2012</td><td align="center">2012</td></tr> ...ments Report for: Science Media Centre, created 23/11/2012], obtained from Companies House 23 Nov 2012</ref>
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• Diversified Agency Services
  ...public relations and specialty communications. DAS includes more than 160 companies, which operate through a combination of networks and regional organizations ...ng, field marketing, non-profit marketing and entertainment marketing. The companies include three of the top 10 promotional marketing agencies and worldwide le
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• Grayling
  ...and lobbying group owned by [[Huntsworth]] and established in 1981. Other companies in the [[Huntsworth]] Group include: [[Citigate]], [[Quiller]], [[Hudson Sa *In 2011, parent company, Huntsworth merged two of its companies, Grayling and Dutko, one of Washington's top-earning lobbying firms having
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• Fleishman-Hillard
  '''Fleishman-Hillard''' is one of the biggest PR companies in the world. Its parent company is the [[Omnicom]] group Inc, which is a ...ices, Kevin specialises in advising senior executives of leading blue-chip companies, as well as senior politicians on their communications strategies."<ref>[ht
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• Areva
  ...est of the French government, equity interests in companies in the energy, pharmaceutical and telecommunications sectors. It's website is [http://www.erap.fr/US/erap ...ies. <ref> [http://www.areva.com/EN/group-727/partner-to-the-world-s-power-companies-with-offices-around-the-globe.html Areva website:Balanced International Imp
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• Nestlé
  ...breast cancer charities - Nestlé is easily one of the world's most hated companies.<ref> Financial Times, 27th July 2001, http://news.ft.com/ft/gx.cgi/ftc?pag *[[Francisco Castner]]Executive Vice President Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products, Liaison with L'Oreal, Human Resources, Corporate Aff
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• Fraser Institute
  The Fraser Institute has sought and received funding from several tobacco companies, including Rothmans, British American Tobacco and Philip Morris, according ...Protocol, fiscal studies, economic freedom, managing risk and regulation, pharmaceutical and health care studies, CANSTATS, and democratic reform," it states in its
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• International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations
  The '''International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and Associations''' (IFPMA) describes itself as a "non-profit ...ps lobbying to establish 'public-private partnerships' between the private pharmaceutical industry and public health initiatives. [http://www.haiweb.org/campaign/PPI
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• Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America
  ...MA) is a lobby group representing the interests of numerous pharmaceutical companies including some of the largest in the world such as [[GlaxoSmithKline]], [[P *To lobby for a "free market" in pharmaceutical products without price controls.
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• Bayer: Products and Projects
  ...mercialisation of GM crops in the UK and Europe, and are just one of a few companies selling GM crops in the US, Canada and elsewhere in the world. ...s Basic and Fine Chemicals, Speciality Products, as well as the subsidiary companies [[Haarmann & Reimer]], [[H.C. Starck]] and since the fiscal year 2000 [[Wol
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• Portland PR
  ...8 November 2012. </ref> Advocacy group Bahrain Watch called the bidding PR companies not to play a role in the Bahraini government's attempt to whitewash its im ...Rail]] | [[Nexen]] | [[Novartis]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Post Office]] | [[Royal Pharmaceutical Society]] | [[Scotland in Union]] | [[Snap]] | [[Southern Grove]] | [[Stone
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• Stockholm Network
  ...ding to her profile on the [[Galen Institute]] website. Windels worked for pharmaceutical giant [[Pfizer]] for 22 years during which time she 'helped create new thin :American pharmaceutical company Pfizer, which has a philosophy of supporting young people with new
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• John Elkington
  Since 1987 we have worked for more than 150 clients including companies, governments and NGOs worldwide. Visit our case study library to read about Abbott Laboratories Pharmaceutical US
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• SustainAbility
  ...y consultancy: offering advice to some of the world’s most controversial companies that have huge ecological social and cultural impact. ...SustAinability’s oldest clients. It has also worked with other biotech companies such as Aventis, Cargill Dow, DuPont, Monsanto, Novartis and Unilever. Elki
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• Unilever: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...herlands) and Unilever PLC (UK), the parent companies. Since 1930, the two companies have operated as one, linked by a series of agreements. They trade separate ...n] Accessed 25th February 2008</ref> ([[Eli Lilly and Company]] - the U.S, Pharmaceutical company which introduced Prozac <ref> Eli Lilly [http://www.lilly.com/about
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• Hill and Knowlton: Corporate Crimes
  ...com/mother_jones/MJ98/silverstein.html, date viewed 3-5-2002</ref> banning companies that trade with a number of repressive regimes from government contracts. ...rom the [[National Foreign Trade Council]] (NFTC), a coalition of US-based companies, which has taken the state of Massachusetts to court over the law.
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• Global Public Affairs Institute
  ...tions functions for which public affairs staff is responsible. The member companies include [[AT&T]], [[Boeing]], [[Citicorp]], [[Exxon]] Corporation, [[Genera ...identify and analyze the methods and structure through which multinational companies are managing their public affairs response to the globalizing trends in the
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• Bayer: Influence / Lobbying
  Since Bayer has tentacles in the pharmaceutical, biotech, chemical, and polymer sectors, the company participates in an inn ...group. The Paris-based ICC was founded in 1919 and has thousands of member companies in over 130 countries. Although the organisation calls itself the 'World Bu
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• Pfizer: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...ody’s Corporation and John Wiley & Sons. He is currently chairman of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA). Additionally, he is a member Among his civic and professional activities, Steere is chairman-elect of the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association (PhRMA) and a director of the New York Botanical
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• Advanta
  ...mercialised in Europe, it is likely that Advanta Seeds would be one of the companies at the forefront of marketing GM to farmers. Advanta Seeds is currently hea ...view] ''Corporate Watch'', accessed 7 April 2015 </ref> The combination of companies makes Advanta one of the five largest seed organisations in world. <ref> [h
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• Advanta: Corporate Crimes
  ...inkages between companies complicate the picture further. Biotech and seed companies make cross-licensing agreements to be able to supply a full technology 'pac ...ast we know what we're up against. But we cannot guarantee zero risk. Seed companies cannot guarantee GMO pollen is not flying around in the air' [55].
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• Monsanto: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...ia/Upjohn]] and [[[Monsanto]]). In the UK Monsanto are represented by four companies, Monsanto UK Limited, Monsanto PLC, Monsanto UK Services Company and Monsan ...1989-1992). Director of Lockheed Martin Corporation and Marsh and McLennan Companies Inc.
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• Nestle: Who, Where, How Much?
  ...d Pilkington plc and is Vice President of the Society of British Aerospace Companies. He is a member of the European Round Table, and sits on the Mayor of Shang Francisco Castañer: Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products, Liaison with L'Oréal, Human Resources, Corporate Af
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• Isaac Kaye
  ...history of involvement in drug companies. In South Africa in the 1970s his companies were [[CE Electro-Medical]] and [[Continental Ethicals]]<ref>Gillard, M. (2 ...riginal source:FRANCIS WHEEN, WHEEN'S WORLD: DOBBO'S MEDICINE MAN: FRANK'S PHARMACEUTICAL FRIENDS The Guardian April 26, 2000</ref>). See [[Isaac Kaye business activ
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• Sanofi-Aventis Group
  ...active ingredients and the manufacture, packaging and distribution of its pharmaceutical products and vaccines'. <ref>[http://en.sanofi-aventis.com/Images/sanofi_ra ...lations to gain access to medicines' are 'unfavourable factors' facing the pharmaceutical industry. In the opening statements of their Annual Report, the Chairman an
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• Bristol-Myers Squibb
  :'responsible for all of Bristol-Myers Squibb’s pharmaceutical operations worldwide, as well as Technical Operations and Global Marketing. ...nt in December 2005. He has responsibility for all of the company’s non- pharmaceutical businesses, including Mead Johnson Nutritionals, ConvaTec and Bristol-Myers
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• Public Affairs Council
  [[American Council of Engineering Companies]] [[Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.]]
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• Immoral Maize: Extract from Don't Worry, It's Safe to Eat by Andrew Rowell
  ...ny PR company, saying that he is ‘pro-the technology not necessarily the companies’. There were other tell-tell signs to be found, too. For people who had b ...‘Nature Publishing Group actively integrates its interests with those of companies invested in agricultural and other biotechnology, such as Novartis, AstraZe
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• World Trade Organisation
  ...advisory committees, on which many representatives of corporations serve. Companies also use a variety of indirect tactics, which are equally, if not more, ins ...der threat], The Guardian, 23rd March 2005 </ref> Further to this, India's pharmaceutical industry was responsible for providing treatment for almost half of the 700
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• Institute of Economic Affairs
  ...IEA states it is 'entirely funded by voluntary donations from individuals, companies and foundations ...it does no contract work, accepts no money from governme ...lout_for_pharmaceutical_industry/ Free-market network demands bail-out for pharmaceutical industry], Telegraph, January 19th, 2009, accessed 20 May 2010</ref>
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• International Chamber of Commerce
  ...ountries. Members of the ICC 'include many of the world's most influential companies and represent every major industrial and service sector'<ref>International ...n]] | [[Nuclear Energy Institute]] | [[Procter & Gamble]] | [[Pfizer]] | [[Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America]] (PhRMA) | [[PricewaterhouseCoopers]
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• Excerpta Medica
  ...was owned by [[Elsevier]] until October 2010 when it became a division of pharmaceutical consultancy [[Adelphi Worldwide]].<ref> [http://www.excerptamedica.com/?pag ...'had done nothing wrong', reported the Chronicle. 'She said pharmaceutical companies often hire ghost writers to produce scientific literature targeted to vario
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• Patrick Basham
  ...'any of the snus manufacturers' is also unclear as 'all the major tobacco companies (including [[Japan Tobacco International]], [[Imperial Tobacco| Imperial]], .../www.iea.org.uk/sites/default/files/publications/files/upldbook517pdf.pdf 'Canada's ruinous tobacco display ban: economic and public health lessons'] (pdf), IE
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• John Luik
  ...& [[John Luik]], 'Prescription for conflict: why the alliance between the pharmaceutical industry and the anti-tobacco movement is not in the best interests of smok Luik has advised American and Canadian tobacco companies on passive smoking. He has also written numerous articles on the over-exagg
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• Lobbying regulation - chronology 2010-2019
  ...'Politicians for Hire' which reveals how 'politicians are offering to help companies and lobby the government for salaries of up to £5,000 a day'.<ref>[http:// ...ce companies bidding for multi-million pound contracts, private healthcare companies influencing NHS decisions, or supermarkets fighting new labeling rules.<ref
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• Lobbying regulation - chronology 2000-2009
  ...tical lobbyists. These are firms that take individual fees from individual companies in return for lobbying advice and establishing political contacts. ...l the more worrying that "in-house lobbyists", typically working for large companies and organisations, would be exempt from these requirements.
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• Global Education Leaders’ Partnership
  ...es include: education system leaders, including politicians and officials, companies invested in education technology, edtech investors, think tanks and lobby g ...ore accurately described as third party lobbyists funded by pharmaceutical companies to promote the uptake of their drugs.
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• Gary R. and Abigail L. (aliases)
  ...ed residence with his wife until the present day (March 2016) according to Companies House documents for a business they have jointly owned since its incorporat ...e Vincent, one 'James Adams' who posed as an employee of Novartis when the pharmaceutical giant was in negotiations with Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty.<ref name="mg
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• Lobbying regulation - chronology 2020-2029
  ...2010 with the company specialising in helping private tech and healthcare companies influence law-makers. PB Consulting is currently engaged in lobbying three Many shale companies had amassed large debts that allowed them to rapidly spend and expand produ
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