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Home , Andrew Tyrie, David McAllister, Didier Seeuws, Gina Miller, Hilary Benn, Ivan Rogers

INFLUENCERS ON Who is most influential on Brexit?

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Theresa MAY Chief Negotiator for the Prime Minister Federal Chancellor First Minister Commission Taskforce on Brexit President Negotiations UK Government German Government Scottish Government

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François HOLLANDE David DAVIS Jean-Claude JUNCKER

Secretary of State for Exiting the President Chancellor of the Exchequer President MEP & Lead rapporteur on Brexit

French Government UK Government UK Government European Commission

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Didier SEEUWS Enda KENNY Mark RUTTE Head of the General Secretariat of Chair, Committee on Exiting the Head of Cabinet of the President the Council Special Taskforce on Taoiseach European Union & Member of Prime Minister of the European Commission the UK Parliament, Labour Council of the EU Irish Government UK Parliament Dutch Government European Commission

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Keir STARMER Wolfgang SCHÄUBLE Frans TIMMERMANS

Secretary of State for Shadow Brexit Secretary US President-Elect Finance Minister First Vice-President Member of Parliament, Labour International Trade

UK Parliament US Goverment German Government UK Government European Commission

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Boris JOHNSON Uwe CORSEPIUS Paul DACRE

Joint Number 10 Special Adviser on Europe to MEP, Interim Leader of UKIP Chief-of-Staff, Editor Angela Merkel

UK Government European Parliament UK Government German Government

Institutions Institutions Media Stakeholders (Officials) (Politicians) euractory.eu/r/brexit50 Who is most influential on Brexit?

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Manfred WEBER Matteo RENZI David MCALLISTER Patience WHEATCROFT

MEP & EPP Group Leader Prime Minister MEP & Adviser to Angela Merkel Baroness Mayor

European Parliament Italian Government European Parliament , UK Parliament Government of Greater

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Mariano RAJOY Sir Carolyn FAIRBAIRN

Cabinet Secretary and Head of Prime Minister MEP & President Director General Executive Chairman the Civil Service

Spanish Government UK Government European Parliament Confederation of British Industry News Corporation

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Sabine WEYAND Oliver ROBBINS Marine LE PEN Ivan ROGERS Mark CARNEY

Deputy Chief Negotiator for the Permanent Secretary for the UK Permanent Representative to Commission Taskforce on Brexit Department of Exiting the EU, MEP & President of the Front Governor the EU Negotiations Civil Service National European Commission UK Government European Parliament UK Representation to the EU

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Frances O'GRADY Gianni PITTELLA Cecilia MALMSTRÖM Gina MILLER Charles GRANT MEP & President – Group of the for General Secretary Progressive Alliance of Socialists Founding Partner Director Trade and Democrats Trades Union Congress European Parliament European Commission SCM Private Centre for European Reform

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Andrew TYRIE Markus KERBER Shriti VADERA Stefan LÖFVEN Carlos GHOSN Chair, Treasury Select Committee, Baroness – Chair of Santander & Member of Parliament, Director General Leader of Financial Services EU Prime Minister CEO Conservative Taskforce BDI - The German Business UK Parliament Representation Swedish Government Renault-Nissan

Institutions Institutions Media Stakeholders (Officials) (Politicians) euractory.eu/r/brexit50 Breaking it down: Brexit50 ranking revealed As of 30 November 2016

Politicians & Officials dominate ranking, majority non-UK

Institutions (Politicians) 10 16 Institutions (Officials) 6 9

Media 1 1

Stakeholders 5 2 Institutions Institutions (Politicians) (Officials)

Media Stakeholders UK vs Non-UK

Germans lead continent on Brexit influence

United Kingdom 22 9 France 4 Italy 2 Belgium 2 Sweden 2 Netherlands 2 Spain 1 Ireland 1 Poland 1 Luxembourg 1 Other 3

Total 50

Women lead, but influencers predominantly men

The top 3 Brexit influencers are women

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