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CLEAR, PRCA Yearbook 2004

CLEAR
===Contact===
*Lesley Sargeant
===Address===
:77 Shaftesbury Avenue
:London W1D 5DU
:Telephone 020 7432 2500
:Fax: 02074322501
:Email: Iesley@clearco.co.uk 
:Website: www.clearco.co.uk 
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
: 1991
===Employees===
: 8
==Range of Services==
CLEAR is a communication consultancy and training agency with a strong track record in the public sector, especially in health and social care. It has particular expertise in strategic development, and in managing issues, change and media crises. CLEAR also provides a range of tailor-made training courses in communication skills for both public and private sector clients in the UK and Europe Ã¢â‚¬â€? as well as video production and public consultation. Its clients include NHS trusts and health authorities, professional bodies and trade unions, educational bodies, local government, research and academic bodies, charities and campaigning organisations plus companies from the following industries: finance, insurance, IT and telecommunications.
===Fee Income===
: �800,001 - 850,000
==Current Clients==
*Anna Freud Centre *
*Erinaceous Group
*Kent and Medway Strategic Health Authority
*NHS Overseas Commissioning Team
*Pan London Secondary Schools Admissions Project
*Practice Learning Taskforce
*Reed Health Group *
*Somerset County Council
*Surrey and Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust
*Surrey Police Authority
*Thames Valley Strategic Health Authority
*Weston Area Health Trust
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
*Brent Council
*The British Dental Association
*Cancer Research UK
*Croydon PCT
*Department of Health
*East Kent Community Trust
*East Kent Health Trust
*East Kent Hospital NHS Trust
*Electoral Commission
*Food Standards Agency
*Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Trust
*Hampshire and Isle of Wight Health Authority
*Haringey Council
*Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority
*Kent Drug Action Team
*League Against Cruel Sports
*London Borough of Greenwich
*London School of Economics
*Medway NHS Trust
*National Clinical Assessment Authority
*North Devon Hospital
*Peterborough Council
*The Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea
*Sutton & Merton Primary Care Trust 
*Virgin Money
==Partners / Directors==
*John Underwood, MIPR
*Lesley Sargeant, MIPR
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
===Parent or Principal Company===
Portfolio Group
===Subsidiary Companies===
:None
===Associate Companies===
:None
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
:N/A
===International Affiliates Within===
:N/A
Category:PRCA Yearbook
===Other Addresses===
:N/A
CMS Cameron McKenna

==People==
*Fiona Woolf, the Lord Mayor of the City of London, is a partner at CMS Cameron McKenna. Woolf 'has advised over 28 governments and the World Bank on privatisation and energy reforms. She has over 20 years experience in dealing with regulation, market design, implementation and major projects in the electricity and water industries – culmination in a CBE for her contribution to the UK knowledge economy and invisible earnings. At CMS Cameron McKenna, Fiona has built an innovative energy and major projects practice in energy reforms and infrastructure projects that combines law, engineering and economics successfully building on the gaps and overlaps. Over the last 20 years Fiona has worked around the globe in India, Australia, Asia, USA, Canada, the Middle East, Africa, Central and Eastern Europe, Russia and Scandinavia, whilst establishing a unique reputation in the City of London for her creativity in this specialised and highly interactive field. ... Woolf is an Alderman (for the Ward of Candlewick) and was Sheriff in the City of London in 2010/11... She is a Member of the Competition Commission, a consultant to the World Bank, , a non-executive director of Veolia Water Central Limited, a trustee of Raleigh International and Chairman of the Chelsea Opera Group.' The Rt Hon the Lord Mayor, Fiona Woolf (Alderman), City of London Corporation, accessed 29 October 2014 
*Kostadin Sirleshtov, Partner, CMS Cameron McKenna LLP spoke at the 2014 Shale Gas Environmental Summit in London
*Vitaliy Radchenko, Partner of the energy and projects practice at the Kyiv office of CMS Cameron McKenna.
==Affiliations==
==Clients==
*Advising Shell on on the first unconventional gas production sharing agreement (PSA) in Ukraine, which was signed on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum on Thursday, 24 January 2013, between Shell, Nadra Yuzivska LLC and the Government of Ukraine. Lawyers involved: Daniel Bilak and Vitaliy Radchenko CMS Cameron McKenna, [CMS advises Shell on the first unconventional gas PSA in Ukraine, press release dated 29 January 2013 
==Publications==
==Contact==
:Address
:Website:
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Law FirmsCategory:Fracking
CNOOC

The Beijing-based China National Offshore Oil Corporation Ltd (CNOOC) holds nearly 20 per cent of UK shale gas explorers IGas Energy.
==UK lobbying firms==
Bell Pottinger Public Affairs was retained to provide CNOOC public affairs advice in 2013. APPC Register 1 March - 31 May 2013 
==Affiliations==
*Nexen
==Notes==
Category: Fracking
CNOOC Group

The Beijing-based China National Offshore Oil Corporation Ltd (CNOOC) holds 14 per cent of UK shale gas explorers IGas Energy Ltd via its subsidiary Nexen. Previously, in 2014 it held nearly 20 per cent. Alexi Mostrous, China takes control of North Sea oil drilling, The Times, 23 August 2016 
==UK lobbying firms==
Bell Pottinger Public Affairs was retained to provide public affairs advice in 2013. APPC Register 1 March - 31 May 2013 
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category: Fracking
CNP Assurances

CNP Assurances (Caisse Nationale de Prévoyance) is a Paris-based insurance corporation founded in 1959.
==Revolving Door==
Xavier Larnaudie-Eiffel, a Managing Director and Director of International Affairs since July 2007 was Principal Private Secretary to the French European Commissioner for economy and monetary affairs from 1995 to 2000.Reuters, CNP Assurances S.A. (CNPP.PA)], accessed 03 January 2011.
Andre-Laurent Michelson, a director since 2007, is a former French civil servant who was appointed Director of Legal Affairs at the Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Industry in 1998 and assigned to the Ministry of the Economy, Finance and Industry in 2002.Bloomberg Businessweek, Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, accessed 03 January 2011.
Xavier Musca has been the Representative of the French State on the Board of Directors of CNP Assurances SA since July 2007.Reuters, CNP Assurances S.A. (CNPP.PA)], accessed 03 January 2011.
==Contact==
:Website:
:http://www.cnp.fr/fre/index.htm
==Resources==
*Bloomberg Businessweek, Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations, accessed 03 January 2011.
*Reuters, CNP Assurances S.A. (CNPP.PA)], accessed 03 January 2011.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
CO19

CO19, formerly known as SO19, is the Specialist Firearm Command branch of the Metropolitan Police Service.Central Operations Specialist Firearms Command (CO19), Metropolitan Police, accessed 2 January 2010.
==Stockwell shooting==
Two officers from CO19 shot dead Jean Charles De Menezes at Stockwell Underground station on 22 July 2005, in the mistaken belief that he was a suicide bomber.Stockwell One report, Independent Police Complaints Commission, p.9, accessed via BBC News website 2 January 2010.
==People==
*Chief Superintendent Bill TilbrookCentral Operations Specialist Firearms Command (CO19), Metropolitan Police, accessed 2 January 2010.
==Notes==
Category:Metropolitan Police
CONGO

The Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations, or CONGO, is an organization assisting NGOs to obtain influence at the United Nations. 
== From its "About Us" ==
:The Conference of Non-Governmental Organizations in Consultative Relationship with the United Nations is an independent, international, not-for-profit membership association of nongovernmental organizations that facilitates the participation of NGOs in United Nations debates and decisions. CONGO is most active in the major UN centers of New York, Geneva, and Vienna, but extends its work to all regions of the world. 
:Since its founding in 1948, CONGO has worked to ensure that NGO voices are heard throughout the international arena. CONGO's role in mobilizing NGOs to form the first worldwide NGO forum on human rights in 1968, its role in conceiving forms of NGO participation in UN world conferences and its advocacy on behalf of NGOs at UN Headquarters highlight CONGO's major objectives: to ensure that NGOs are present when governments discuss issues of global concern at the United Nations and to facilitate NGO discussions on such issues. 
:CONGO does not take positions on substantive matters. However, CONGO does provide, through special and ad hoc NGO Committees, fora for discussion of substantive matters by its members and members of the UN Secretariat, UN Delegations, and other experts.
==Principals or Staff==
President
Renate Bloem – (2000 - 2007)
Liberato Bautista – President (2008 - 2010)
Past PresidentAfaf Mahfouz
First Vice President
Jackie Shapiro (2000 - 2007)
Anna Biondi (2008 - 2007)
Vice President
Friedrich Gerhart (2000 - 2007)
Hillel Neuer (2008 - 2010)"UN Watch director elected Vice-President of NGO Human Rights Committee", UN Watch, Press Release, 20 February 2008.
Other VP
Willy Weisz (2000 - 2007)
Femmes Africa Solidarité (2008 - 2010)
TreasurerWorld Jewish Congress – (2000 - 2007) (not a mistake)
Secretary
Environmental Liaison Centre International (2008 - 2010)
==Affiliations or relationships==
*UN Watch
*Ford Foundation (provided funding for CONGO activities, in particular, it funded a 10-member CONGO delegation to travel to Durban, South Africa to the UN Anti-Racism Conference.)
*Federation of American Women's Clubs Overseas (FAWCO)
::"What is FAWCO's relationship with CONGO?FAWCO is one of the under 500 member organizations of CONGO - the Conference of NGOs in consultative relationship with ECOSOC. This is a select, independent, not for profit membership organization that facilitates our participation in UN debates and decisions, giving us a stronger voice at UN meetings. Of the various CONGO committees, FAWCO representatives are active members of the Committee on the Status of Women, the Special NGO Committee on Human Rights and the HIV/AIDS Committee."
==Contact==
:Address: 11, Avenue de la Paix, 1st Floor, 1202 Geneva, Switzerland
:Post: CP 50, 1211 Geneva 20, Switzerland
:Tel: +41 22 301 10 00
:Fax: +41 22 301 20 00
:E-mail: congo@ngocongo.org
:Website: www.ngocongo.org
==Notes==
CONNEXION Healthcare

CONNEXION Healthcare (CXHC) is a group of independent but complementary medical communications companies that develop scientific programs for healthcare professionals across all therapeutic areas. Publication CONNEXION, Clinical CONNEXION and Excellence in Medical Education are the company's three main operating units.
==People==
*Susan Stein - CEO
*Jim Welsh - Vice President, Creative Director
==Contact==
Address: 
:6 Terry Drive
:Newtown
:PA 18940 
:Phone: 215.944.9400
:Website: http://www.connexionhealthcare.com/index.php
==Notes==
Category:Public relations firms
Category: Pharma
Category:Biotech Industry
Category:Pharmaceutical Industry
COP15

See main page: Copenhagen 2009: Who's Who
The global climate conference COP15 will be held between November 30 and December 11 2009. Denmark is the host country. COP stands for conference of parties and is the highest body of United Nations Climate Change Convention.
The goal of the conference is to enter into a binding global climate agreement that will apply to the period after 2012. COP 15 FAQ,Accessed 27 October 2008
==Resources==
BP and COP 15 | Copenhagen 2009: Who's Who | Shell and COP15
==Notes==
Category:Climate ChangeCategory:ClimateCategory:Climate Policy Groups
CSM Parliamentary Consultants

==People==
*Christine Stewart Munro | Sir Francis Brooks Richards (18 July 1918-13 September 2002) chairman, CSM Parliamentary Consultants 1984-96;M.R.D. Foot, Sir Brooks Richards, The Independent, 27 September 2002.
==Clients==
==Contact==
Chris Stewart Munro,
chris@csmparl.co.uk
0207 222 9559
Website (not in use): http://www.csmparl.co.uk
==References==
Category:Lobbying firms category:Public relations firms
CSR organisation format

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Category:Corporate Social Responsibility
CSR person format

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CST funding by the Department for Education

onations to the Community Security Trust by the Department for Education.
Date 	Expense Type 	Expense Area 	Supplier 	Amount £ 	Expenditure Description
4/27/2011	CURRENT GRANTS	Curriculum and Behaviour Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	1,300,000 	
8/25/2011	Current Grants	Curriculum and Behaviour Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	650,000.00	Current grant to third sector organisation / not for profit organisation. Specifically to provide additional security measures for Jewish Voluntary Aided schools because they face a higher risks of attacks on people and property.
2/21/2012	Current Grants	Education Strategy Performance Analysis Group	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	717,666.00	Current grant to third sector organisation / not for profit org
3/23/2012	Current Grants	Education Strategy Performance Analysis Group	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	563,536.75	Current grant to third sector organisation / not for profit organisation
8/10/2012	Grants 	Education Strategy Performance Analysis Group	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	717,667 	Grants to third sector organisations / not for profit organisations
12/2/2013	Grants 	Teachers Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	727,667 	Grants to third sector organisations / not for profit organisations
4/29/2013	Grants 	Teachers Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	430,253.82	Grants to third sector organisations / not for profit organisations
11/2/2014	Grants 	Teachers Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	601,363.71	Grants to third sector organisations / not for profit organisations
4/16/2014	Grants 	Teachers Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST CST	601,364.00	Grants to third sector organisations / not for profit organisations
9/23/2014	Grants 	Teachers Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST 	900,025 	Grants to third sector organisations / not for profit organisations
5/26/2015	Grants 	Teachers and Teaching Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST 	590,925 	Grants to third sector organisations / not for profit organisations
9/11/2015	Grants 	Teachers and Teaching Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST 	1,112,601 	Grants to educational establishments or not for profit organisations including other businesses
2/23/2016	Grants 	Teachers and Teaching Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST 	1,022,391 	Grants to educational establishments or not for profit organisations including other businesses
8/4/2016 	Grants 	Teachers and Teaching Group 	COMMUNITY SECURITY TRUST 	872,039 	Grants to educational establishments or not for profit organisations including other businesses
Total 	 	 	 	10,807,499
CTC Sentinel

CTC Sentinel is a monthly, independent journal that 'leverages the Center’s global network of scholars and practitioners to understand and confront contemporary threats posed by terrorism and other forms of political violence.' 
The Sentinel was first published in December 2007.
It is published by the Combating Terrorism Center, an independent, privately funded research institution that works towards informing counterterrorism policy and strategy. About the CTC Combating Terrorism Center, accessed 26 November 2014 
==Submission guidelines==
The journal states the following in its 'submission guidelines':
:The CTC Sentinel is a monthly publication that seeks to provide understanding of contemporary threats posed by terrorism and other forms of political violence. The CTC Sentinel welcomes unsolicited submissions and article pitches. Prospective contributors should review the CTC Sentinel's archives to acquire context on the topics of interest to the journal. Submissions should be between 1500-2000 words. Footnotes are not included in the word count... The CTC Sentinel will assume that the submission is being offered exclusively and has not been published in any form elsewhere.Accessible via: Combatting Terrorism Center CTC Sentinel. Accessed 9 February 2015
The journal makes no statement about peer review.
==People==
===Circa 2014===
====Editorial Board====
*Cindy R. Jebb - Department head, Department of Social Sciences (West Point)
*Suzanne Nielsen - Deputy department head, Department of Social Sciences (West Point)
*Bryan Price - Director, CTC Editorial Board CTC Sentinel, accessed 4 December 2014 
===Circa 2009===
====Editor-in-Chief====
*Erich Marquardt
====Editorial Board====
*Michael J. Meese
*Cindy R. Jebb
*Reid Sawyer 
*Brian Fishman
*Christopher Heffelfinger
===Circa 2008===
*Editor-in-Chief Erich Marquardt Senior Editor, CTC 
====Editorial Board==== 
*GEN(R) John P. Abizaid Distinguished Chair, CTC 
*COL Michael J. Meese, Ph.D. Department Head Department of Social Sciences (West Point)
*COL Cindy R. Jebb, Ph.D. Deputy Department Head Department of Social Sciences (West Point)
*MAJ Reid Sawyer Director, CTC
*Brian Fishman Senior Associate, CTC
*Christopher Heffelfinger FBI Fellow, CTCCombatting Terrorism Center at West Point CTC Sentinel Vol. 1 Issue 8, July 2008. p. 28.
==Contact==
*Website: https://www.ctc.usma.edu/publications/sentinel
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Journal
CTF Partners

CTF Partners Limited is a 'polling and market research' company run by political strategists Mark Fullbrook and Lynton Crosby, who co-founded it in March 2010. 
It was incorporated as a private limited company (Company No. 07196537) on 19 March 2010 in the UK. Companies House Webcheck, CTF Partners, accessed 21 November 2012. 
==Controversies==
===Emails on cigarettes===
In October 2014, it was revealed Mark Fullbrook, co-founder of CTF Partners asked Sir Robert Atkins to track down comments made by the government on Ireland's plans to introduce plain packaging for cigarettes. Fullbrook's email said, “Lovely to see you and Dulcie [Atkins’s wife] last night.” He goes on to explain that it is “in the public domain” that the government has issued the comments and asks: “Can you help identify which Dept issued these comments and what these comments are? On this one time is critical.” Atkins in turn asked Philip Bradbourn, a Tory MEP, “Is there anything you can do to elicit the information that he requires from the relevant Commissioner’s office? I gather that this is a bit urgent!”. A spokesperson for CTF claims that once Fullbrook was told the comments were not in the public domain, the matter went no further. Jamie Doward David Cameron’s election guru faces new attack over tobacco lobbying The Guardian, 11 October 2014, accessed 14 October 2014 
==People==
*Lynton Crosby
*Mark Fullbrook, ex-head of campaigns for the Tories who deputied on Boris Johnson’s successful 2012 London Mayoral campaign and is married to Tory MP Lorraine Fullbrook
*Sam Lyon, former spokesperson for Boris Johnson 
*David Canzini, has a 20 year career working for the Tories including director of party campaigning 
*Michael Brooks
*Catherine Beachley
*Theo Lomas
*Isabel Mackay
*Henry Sands
*Charlotte Wheeler
*Robin Knight
*Sophie Horrell
==Affiliations==
*CrosbyTextor
*Boris Johnson
*Philip Morris
*H5
==Resources==
*Tamasin Cave, Lynton Crosby DID lobby the government on tobacco policy, Spinwatch, 8 September 2014
*The shadowy lobbying firm running Boris Johnson's campaign Political Scrapbook, 16 March 2012.
*Advice to H5 from Lynton Crosby's company on heathcare in the UK – extracts from the presentation, guardian.co.uk, 21 July 2013 21.58 BST
*Nicholas Watt, Tory strategist Lynton Crosby in new lobbying row, The Guardian, Sunday 21 July 2013 22.42 BST
==Notes==
Category:Lobbying
CTVC

CTVC is a London-based TV/Radio production company mainly selling content to the BBC, other British terrestrial channels, and the British government (e.g., educational programs). Most of its programs have a Christian/religion angle. CTVC is owned by a charity: "The Foundation for Christian Communication". From its home page:
:CTVC is a major British television and radio independent production company based in central London. We specialise in the impact that social, religious and ethical issues have on all our lives, from the political big picture right down to our personal choices and dilemmas.Home Page CTVC (Accessed: 29 December 2007)
==Principals==
*J. Arthur Rank – Founder
*Nick Stuart – Chief Executive OfficerStaff, CTVC, (Accessed: 29 December 2007)
*Ray Bruce – Head of Programmes
*David Coomes – Head of Radio
*Martin Long – Head Of Production
*Clare Hocter – PA to the Chief Executive Officer and Office Manager
*Joe Heaven – IT Manager
*Erik van der Schaft – TrueTube Editor in Chief
 
==Affiliations==
*TVF International – Distributors of CTVC programs Links Page, CTVC (Accessed: 29 December 2007)
*Rank Foundation – Founding and funding organizationLinks page, ibid.
*TrueTube – – a YouTube-like project meant to foster "debate"Links page, ibid.
==Productions==
*Little Town of Bethlehem, Broacast 24 and 26 December 2007, ITVBasic Description, CTVC (Accessed: 29 December 2007) The executive producer was Ray Bruce, Head of Programmes at CTVC, and the director was Peter Minns.
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
:Website: www.ctvc.co.uk
===Resources===
===References===
C and C Group

C and C Group produce alcohol brands that include, Magners and Bulmers, international cider brands, Tennents beer brand and Gaymers cider brands. C&C also distribute several beer brands in the Scottish, Irish and Northern Irish markets. Based in Dublin the firm has three production plants, Clonmel, Co. Tipperary, Glasgow and Somerset. C&C Group, About us accessed 16th October 2011 
==Affiliations ==
*C and C Group are signatories to the Department of Health's Responsibility Deal Alcohol Network Department of Health Core Commitments to Responsibility Alcohol Network accessed 8th September 2011 
*Members of the Irish Spirits Association ABFI Irish Spirits Association Members accessed 4th September 
*Members of the Alcohol Beverage Federation of Ireland
==Board of Directors==
Sir Brian Stewart | John Dunsmore | Stephen Glancey | Kenny Neison | John Burgess | Liam Fitzgerald | John Hogan | Richard Holroyd | Philip Lynch | Breege O’Donoghue | Paul Walker, Solicitor C&C Group, Our Board accessed 17th October 2011 
(Brian Stewart and John Dunsmore were members of the Scottish and Newcastle board before it was acquired in a joint take over by Carslberg and Heineken)
==References==
Category:AlcoholCategory:Alcohol Industry
Cabinet Office Briefing Room A

The Cabinet Office website states COBR(A) is:
:COBR(A) is a meeting of the Civil Contingencies Committee, which takes place within the Cabinet Office estate. COBR(A) stands for Cabinet Office Briefing Room (A). 
:The Committee deals with the UK's emergency response in a national crisis. 
:It is a meeting of cross–government departments responsible for responding to an emergency. 
:Depending on the nature of the event different representatives will attend the meeting and advise on contingency arrangements. 
:In the past year COBR(A) has met to respond to various emergencies including Avian Flu, alleged terrorist plots and the poisoning of the Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko. Cabinet Office Key facts about COBR(A), accessed 14 February 2008 
==Notes==
Category:British Propaganda