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Public Affairs Register – 1 June 2010 to 31 August 2010 Public Affairs Register – 1 June 2010 to 31 August 2010 Bell Pottinger Public Affairs Offices practising public affairs: 5th Floor, Holborn Gate, 26 Southampton Buildings, London, WC2A 1QB Tel: 020 7861 2400 Fax: 020 7861 2401 Email: [email protected] 4th floor, Square de Meeus 38-40, 1000, Brussels, Belgium Staff performing public affairs consultancy services: Peter Bingle Tim Collins Liam McCloy Neil Stockley Paul Montague-Smith Emma Waterfall Joe Phelan Chris Parr Kevin Doran Ursula Servis Matthew Lister Stephen Lotinga Sarah Lane Liz Lynch Iain Wood David Petrie Simon Pugh Chris Martin Helen Silver George Parkinson Bryan Johnston Dalya Wittenberg Jodie Cohen Steve Summers Mena Martin Joseph Connor Names of clients for whom UK public affairs consultancy services have been provided: 118 118 Alexandra Palace All England Lawn Tennis Club Alstom Power Aspers Association for Consultancy and Engineering Association of Licensed Multiple Retailers BAE Systems BACTA Bank of Ireland Barclaycard BFL Birmingham City University BT MPP Canary Wharf Carlyle Group Channel Five Citibank NA Constellation Core Cities CSC Eclipse Hotels Emirates English Heritage – Stonehenge Equitable Members Action Group Fluor GEMS Government of Bahrain Government of Sri Lanka Greenwich Council GSG Holdings Imperial Tobacco Inmarsat Jacobs Kellogg’s Ladbrokes Law Society LEO Pharma London Clubs Macro Investments MBDA (Matra BAE Dynamics Aliena) Mercedes-Benz Metrix Minerva Mitchells & Butlers Motor Sports Association National Education Network National Express National Grid National Grid Property NICEIC/Ascertiva Oaktree Oil and Gas UK Park Group Penna Permira Places for People Port of Dover Price Waterhouse Coopers Princes Securities Provident Financial Quatreus Ltd Red Bull Rio Tinto Rolls Royce RWE npower Stannah TAG Farnborough Airport Vireol Visteon Voreda – Woodlands Zurich Assurance B2L Public Affairs Offices practising public affairs: 1 Warwick Row, London, SW1E 5ER Tel: 020 7592 1208/020 7592 1200 Fax: 020 7592 1201 Email: [email protected] Staff performing public affairs consultancy services: Darren Caplan Sara Downey Names of clients for whom UK public affairs consultancy services have been provided: Business Software Alliance UK (Adobe, Altium, Apple, Asseco Poland SA, Attachmate, Autodata Limited, Autodesk, AVEVA, Bentley Systems, CNC, Corel, Dassault Systèmes SolidWorks Corporation, DBA Lab SpA, Embarcadero, Famatech, FrontRange Solutions, Mamut, Map License, Microsoft, Monotype Imaging, NedGraphics, Progress Software, O&O Software, Scalable Software, Siemens, Symantec, Tekla and The MathWorks) Biossence Business Software Alliance EMEA Corporate IT Forum CSR Solutions GS1 UK Nuance Sharp Solar Unisys (security) Burson-Marsteller Offices practising public affairs: 24 – 28 Bloomsbury Way, London, WC1A 2PX Tel: 020 7300 6228 Fax: 020 7404 1146 Email: [email protected] Staff performing public affairs consultancy services: Matt Carter Gavin Grant George Hutchinson Rhoda Macdonald Andrew Mackay Hugo Legh Andrew Cregan Maria Allen Tamara Jackson Ele Collington Sarah Danby Charles Dewhirst Taraneh Farzaneh David Godfrey Steve Morgan Jonathon Zokay Names of clients for whom UK public affairs consultancy services have been provided: Accuray Alix partners Amey Bromine Science & Environmental Forum Boston Scientific Celanese AG Coventry Building Society Danone The Fire-fighters Charity Hebridean Range Task Force Heineken I-COMP (www.i-comp.org) Johnson & Johnson Lloyds Banking Group Neste Oil Nutricia Ltd Oxford Immunotec Pilkington Public Fundraising Regulatory Association Revolymer Staffordshire Fire Brigade United Insurance Brokers Champollion Communications Ltd Offices practising public affairs: 33 Cavendish Square, London, W1G 0PW Tel: 0207 149 3700 Fax: 020 7182 4100 Email: [email protected] Staff performing public affairs consultancy services: Simon Buckby Becky Hewitt Kim Catcheside Sam Hardy Laura Brodie Frida Williams Annie Bruzzone Jo Tilley-Riley Andy Legon Sho Konno Anastasia Batiuk Nick Colwill Sam Cannicott Hannah Bowyer Freddie Williams Navprit Rai Names of clients for whom UK public affairs consultancy services have been provided: Russia Foundation Pocket Barrow Cadbury Trust T2A Alliance Pupil Parent Partnership International Consortium of British Pensioners City Bridge Trust Scope E-Learning FRIDE Chechnya Peace Forum Waging Peace Make Justice Work Student Loan Company Young Offenders Academy YWCA Crime Reduction Initiatives Foundation of Art & Creative Technology Capital For Enterprise Jubilee Action Girlguiding UK Children’s Mutual Why Me Foundation Training Company Esmee Fairbairn Foundation Kings College Education for All College Group Offices practising public affairs: College Group, The Registry, Royal Mint Court, London, EC3N 4QN Tel: 020 7457 2065 Fax: 020 7866 7900 Email: Warwick.smith@collegepublicpolicy Tel: 020 7866 7871 Fax: 020 7866 7900 Email: [email protected] Staff performing public affairs consultancy services: Katharina Derschewsky Jeremy Lilley (intern) Chris Lowe Robbie MacDuff James Nason Verity O’Keefe (intern) Robert Russell-Pavier Warwick Smith Rebecca Starr Ania Swirski Sophia Wilson Names of clients for whom UK public affairs consultancy services have been provided: Alliance for Beverage Cartons & the Environment (Europe) Automoney British Battery Manufacturers Association (www.bbma.co.uk) British Generic Manufacturers Association (www.britishgenerics.co.uk) Caledonia Investments Cemex Cordant Group DHL Express DHL Public Sector East London Bus Group Electrical Contractors’ Association G15 Housing Associations Comprising Affinity Sutton Amicus Horizon Catalyst Housing Group Circle Anglia A2Dominion Housing Group East Thames Family Mosaic Genesis Housing Group Hyde HA Ltd London & Quadrant HT Metropolitan Housing Partnership Network Housing Group Notting Hill Housing Trust Peabody and Southern Housing Group General Healthcare Group Hilton Worldwide HouseMark IK Investment Partners Lloyds Banking Group London South Bank University Moody’s Investor Services NHS Supply Chain Ranbaxy Regional Brewers including Greene King Adnams Caledonian Marstons Wells & Young’s Fullers Severn Trent SNCF Southern Housing Group STV Water Industry Commission for Scotland The Communication Group plc Offices practising public affairs: 19 Buckingham Gate, London, SW1E 6LB Tel: 020 7630 1411 Fax: 020 7233 5889 Email: [email protected] Staff performing public affairs consultancy services: Mallika Basu Richard Evans Linda Griffin Lucy Grimble James Hughes Emma Johnson Owen Larter Lizzie Linton Tom Nutt Charlotte Pusey Becky Roberts Maureen Sutherland-Smith Sarah Kostense-Winterton Names of clients for whom UK public affairs consultancy services have been provided: Azure Properties BHP Billiton Coinstar Corinthia Hotels De Beers Group Development Securities plc Invest Thames Gateway Kajima Kinetic Partners Lloyds Development Capital Korn/Ferry Whitehead Mann Liverpool City Council Malta Tourism Authority Malta Enterprise PartyGaming plc Pi Capital Rio Tinto Royal Bank of Canada Capital Markets South Street Swiss Embassy London Tuxedo Money Solutions Connect Communications Offices practising public affairs: Third floor Millbank Tower, Millbank, London, SW1P 4QP Tel: 020 7222 3533 Fax: 020 7222 2627 Email: [email protected] / [email protected] Staff performing public affairs consultancy services: Michael Appleton Tom Beby Laura Blake Matt Bryant Andy Carr Hannah Corbett Tom Denney Hannah Ferriter Andrew Gairdner (non exec) Fiona Gardner Caroline Gordon James Hawkins Ivan Henderson (Associate Consultant) Lucy Holbrook Jennifer Keen Sarah King Gill Morris Andrew Pakes Andrew Smith Adam Thomas Tim Windle Emily Wallace Ben Wright Names of clients for whom UK public affairs consultancy services have been provided: All Party Water Group (Funded by: CC Water, Unison, Anglian Water, Wessex Water, SBWWI, Southern Water, WWF, Water UK, EAGA, Yorkshire Water) ARC Arun District Council Association of Police Authorities Home Builders Federation International HIV/AIDS Alliance (Event) Local Government Information Unit Local Government Yorkshire & Humber Luton Borough Council Places for People Peabody Prologis Passenger Transport Executive Group Rail in the North (Funded by GMPTEM, SYPTE, WYPTE, Merseytravel, pteg and Network rail) Barratt Kent Bellway Essex Bellway HPI Bericote Properties British Association of Occupational Therapists BT (event) Consumer council for water ContinYou CDS Co-operatives Changemakers Civil service pensioners’ alliance Derbyshire Police Authority EAGA (Joint event with places for people) EAL East Midlands Authority Financial Services Authority Fair pint? Campaign (Funded by Freedom for pubs, Karl Harrison an individual donation) GLA Greater Manchester Passenger Transport Executive MacoPharma Managers in Partnership (event) Migration Alliance and Migration Parliamentary Group (events supported by subscription) Moating House (event) National Association of Local Councils NFOP National Right for Fuel Campaign National Housing Federation NHF Parkside 2010 (funded by prologis) RAPP (former WWAV) Riverside Santander Society of Chiropodists & Podiatrists Swindon Council Sheffield City Region Thames Gateway Alliance (funded by TGLP, TGSEP, TGKP, Renaissance Southend, LTGDC, TTGDC) Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corporation Ticketmaster UNISON Visit Britain Yorkshire Water Edelman Offices practising public affairs: Southside, 105
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