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Pharma person format

==History==
==People==
==Affiliations==
===PR and lobbying companies===
===Patient groups, NGOs===
==Contact==
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==Resources==
(resources/publications go here in alphabetical, then date order)
==Notes==
Category: Big Pharma
Category: Pharma
Category:Patient Groups
Category:Pharma Lobby Groups
surname, firstname
Category:Pharmaceutical Industry
Category:Pharmaceutical policy groups
Pharmacia & Upjohn

==People==
Board of directors:
Frank C. Carlucci
Gustaf Douglas
M. Kathryn Eickhoff
Soren Gyll
Fred Hassan
Berthold Lindqvist
Olaf Lund
Steven McMillan
William U. Parfet
Ulla Reinius
Bengt Samuelsson
Morton L. Topfer
Göran Ando MD (Executive Vice President and President, Research & Development)
Häkan Åström(Senior Vice President, Corporate Strategy & Investor Relations)
Richard Collier (Senior Vice President and General Counsel)
Christopher Coughlin (Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer)
Carrie Cox (Executive Vice President and Head, Global Business Management)
Paul Matson (Senior Vice President, Human Resources)
Stephen MacMillan (Sector Vice President, Global Specialty Operations)
Christer Odqvist (Vice President, Corporate Coordination)
Mats Pettersson (Senior Vice President, Mergers & Acquisitions)
Timothy Rothwell (Executive Vice President and President, Global Pharmaceutical Operations)
Don Schmitz (Vice President, Associate General Counsel & Corporate Secretary)
Craig Tooman (Assistant Vice President, Investor Relations)
Ken Banta (Vice President, Corporate Communications)
Paul Fitzhenry (Director, Corporate Communications)
==Affiliations==
*National Consumer League
Pharmacia Corporation

Pharmacia Animal Health, part of Pharmacia Corporation
==History==
Pharmacia was founded in 1911 in Sweden. Starting in the 1980s, the company played an active role in the process of restructuring the pharmaceutical industry by acquiring or merging with a number of companies in Sweden and abroad. Thus KabiVitrum, Leo, Ferrosan and ACO became part of the Pharmacia Group, as did the Italian-based Farmitalia Carlo Erba, acquired in 1993.
*1995 merged with the American-based Upjohn
*1997 Pharmacia Biotech merges with Amersham Life Science; sale of Biotech in August and merger with Amersham Life Science.
*1998 Divestment programme in nutrition business; sale of Ortho businesses approved.
*1999 Merger with Sugen; 20% stake acquisition in Sensus Drug Development Corp; proposed sale of the company’s sweeteners and biogums businesses; divestiture of the Stoneville Pedigreed Seed Company; sale of the alignates business: failed merger with Delta & Pine Land Company.
*2000 European Commission confirms approval for merger with Monsanto Company: new company commences trading in April under the name Pharmacia Corp; agricultural operations of the former Monsanto Company placed into a subsidiary of Pharmacia with the name Monsanto Company; North American rights retrieved for Nicotrol; sale of the former Monsanto Nutrition and Consumer Products businesses.
*2002 Pfizer announces acquisition of Pharmacia Corp. Euromonitor 
==People==
* Fred Hassan (1997-2003) Schering-Plough Management Team Accessed 26th February 2008. Hassan joined Schering-Plough in 2003 where he serves as Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer. He is also President of the International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Associations and was previously chairman of the Board of Directors of the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) and chairman of the HealthCare Institute of New Jersey. Haasan has also in the past worked for Wyeth and Sandoz Pharmaceuticals (now Novartis).
 
* Robert Shapiro
Thomas Koestler Head of Regulatory Affairs
==Affiliations==
*Ruder Finn 
*Global Public Affairs Institute 
*Social Market Foundation, funder
*American Academy of Neurology
*American College of Cardiology
*American Medial Women's Association
*American Society for Reproductive Medicine
*Arthritis Foundation
*Endocrine Society
*Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
*March of Dimes
*National Mental Health Association
*Oncology Nursing Society
*Society for Women's Health Research
*Pharmacia Allergy Research Foundation
*Arthritis Care upon the request from National Institute for Clinical Excellence launched a campaign for the wider prescribing of a new COX-2 inhibitor based on misleading positive results six months into a 12 month study. It did not declare that their campaign was funded by the drug manufacturers Pharmacia and Pfizer Charities and patient groups should declare interests 31 May, 2003, BMJ
==PR & Lobbying==
In 2008, Pharmacia is listed as a past or current client of The Gorlin GroupThe Gorlin Group Clients Accessed 20th March 2008
==References==
Category:Pharmaceutical Industry
Phil Bentley

Former Group Treasurer and Director of Risk Management with Diageo now (in 2008) serves as Managing Director, British Gas with energy firm Centrica. Bentley is also a Non-Executive Director and the Chairman of the Audit Committee of Kingfisher plc. He was formerly Finance Director of UVD Guinness and spent 15 years with BP plc "in various international oil and gas exploration roles".Centrica Management Accessed 26th August 2008
==References==
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Phil Boswell

Phil Boswell was elected as the Scottish National Party (SNP) member of parliament for the constituency of Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill in the May 2015 UK general election. Phil Boswell www.parliament.uk, accessed 11 May 2015 
Boswell defeated his closest rival and the previous Labour Party MP for the area Tom Clarke. 
In an election which witnessed the rise of the SNP, Boswell was just one of many Scottish Nationals who gained considerable voter support. He received 57 per cent of the vote and a majority of 11,501 overturning a previous Labour majority of over 20,000. General Election 2015: SNP pull off shock win to take Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill seat from Labour Daily Record, 8 May 2015, accessed 11 May 2015 
==Staff==
Lynne Anderson | Katelyn Geraghty | Paul Welsh - Councillor, North Lanarkshire Council Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 19 April 2016 
==Notes==
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Boswell, Phil
Phil Dale

Prof Phil Dale is Emeritus Fellow at the John Innes Centre (JIC), the UK's leading plant biotechnology institute. At the JIC he researched GM plants in the Department of Crop Genetics, and was also Leader of the Genetic Modification and Biosafety Research Group. He is a keen supporter of GM crops and has probably had more opportunities than any other individual to express that support on official UK Government advisory committees. He has also served on international regulatory bodies assessing GM crops. As of 2009 he evaluates production of HIV AIDS antibodies in GM plants and is part of PharmaPlanta.
In 1993 Dale was appointed to the UK Government's Advisory Committee on Releases to the Environment (ACRE), which advises ministers on the environmental safety of GM crops. Although he was not reappointed after June 1999, he continued to serve as a member of the ACRE sub-groups on Best Practice in the Design of Genetically Modified Crops and on the impact of GM crops on wildlife biodiversity 1999-2000.
He has also been a member of the UK Government's Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes (ACNFP), which advises Ministers and the Food Standards Agency on the safety of GM foods, from 1998 to the present. 
In 2000 Dale was appointed to the UK Government's Agriculture and Environment Biotechnology Commission (AEBC), which advises the UK Government on issues surrounding modern biotechnology, including GM crops, that impact on agriculture and the environment and issues of ethics and acceptability. 
There are, however, questions about the reliability of some of Dale's advice. He is recorded as having told Environment Minister Michael Meacher that there was nothing surprising about Dr Arpad Pusztai's findings of adverse effects on rats from eating GM potatoes, because the gene inserted coded for a lectin and lectins are well known toxins. This is misleading because not all lectins are dangerous to mammals - we consume them every time we bite into a tomato, for instance - and the lectin used in Dr Pusztai's research (the GNA lectin) was chosen precisely because it is toxic only to insects and not to rats or humans. Also, rats fed with food spiked with the natural (non-GM) form of the lectin did not suffer ill effects. Hence the most likely culprit was not the lectin but the GM process. It has been suggested that this advice to the Minister fits into a pattern of misinformation by staff at the John Innes Centre.
Phil Dale is on the advisory council of the controversial lobby group Sense About Science which the John Innes Centre also helps to fund.
==Notes==
Dale, PhilDale, Phil
Dale, PhilDale, PhilDale, Phil
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Phil Drew

Phil Drew is a director at Fishburn Hedges.
==Career==
Drew was press officer and copywrighter at Exesios, between September 2005 and June 2006. He was then a senior account manager at Unite until July 2010, head of communications for Climate Week until August 2011.
In August 2011 he was appointed associate appointed director of Fishburn Hedges, head of corporate responsibility and sustainability communications in October 2012 and director in October 2013. Phil Drew Linkedin, accessed 10 October 2014 
==Education==
*BA (Hons) English, University of Cambridge 2002 – 2005.
==Notes==
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Phil Heard

Phil Heard is a former senior official at the British Ministry of Defence, now working for arms firm Raytheon UK.
He previously headed Air Programmes and was acting director of the Ministry of Defence Saudi Armed Forces Projects.(MODSAP)
His current title at Raytheon is programme executive. Campaign Against the Arms Trade Phil Heard meetings, Political Influence database, accessed 16 August 2017 
==Meetings==
In April 2016 Heard had a meeting at his old employers, MODSAP, with his Raytheon colleagues John Michel, Business Director; Mark Hopkins, Head of Business Development.
==Resources==
==Notes==
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Phil Hodkinson

Phil Hodkinson is an executive Director of Halifax Bank of Scotland. Born in 1958, Phil joined Allied Dunbar in 1984 and became Managing Director before moving to Eagle Star Life as Chief Executive. Phil has run the UK life business of Zurich Financial Services and was the founder of Zurich's UK Enterprise portfolio of new insurance, banking and e-commerce operations. He was appointed Chief Executive of the Insurance & Investment Division of HBOS plc in September 2001, and became Group Finance Director in March 2005. He is Chairperson of the HBOS Foundation, a director of Business in the Community and a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries.
== References ==
#HBOS plc Executive Directors Accessed 30 Aug 2007
Phil Hunt

Phil Hunt also known as Lord Phil Hunt of Kings Heath is a shadow health minister and the Labour Party’s deputy leader in the Lords. NHS wake-up Call Labour Lords, accessed 1 April 2015 
==Background==
Hunt has carried out a considerable amount of work related to the health industry and the NHS. Having started off working for the NHS as a works study officer in 1972 for the Oxford Regional Hospital Board, he then went on to work as director of the National Association of Health Authorities and Trusts (NAHAT) and the director of its predecessor organisation, the National Association of Health Authorities (NAHA) from 1984 to 1990. Lord Phil Hunt All-Party Parliamentary Health Group, accessed 1 April 2015 
Between 2004 and 2005 Hunt was chair of the National Patient Safety Agency.
Lord Hunt was ennobled in 1997 and served as a parliamentary under secretary of state in the Department of Health from 1999 until he decided to resign in 2003 over the invasion of Iraq.
He was however re-appointed to government in May 2005 as a parliamentary private secretary at the Department for Work and Pensions and then for the Department of Health as minister of state in January 2007. 
In the 2008 government reshuffle, Hunt became minister of state in both the Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) and the newly created Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), as well as acting as the deputy leader of the House of Lords. Lord Hunt of Kings Heath www.parliament.uk, accessed 1 April 2015 
In May 2012 Lord Hunt was appointed as Labour spokesperson for health in the House of Lords. 
==Affiliations== 
*Associate Parliamentary Health Group – TreasurerHealth APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 February 2016
==Notes==
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Phil Knight

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Philip Knight
Philip Knight was born on February 24th, 1938. He is a co-founder of Nike, Inc and served as its president from 1968 to 1990, excluding the period from June 1983 through September 1984. He was also president between June 2000 and December 2004. Prior to taking up the director's post in 1968, Mr. Knight was a certified public accountant with Price Waterhouse and Coopers & Lybrand and was an assistant professor of business administration at Portland State University. 
At number 46 on the Forbes World Rich List 2005 [www.Forbes.com], he has made $8.2 Billion since setting up the company 42 years ago. 
Knight was named a "Corporate Crook" in Michael Moore's novel Downsize This!. The novel cited the harsh conditions in Indonesian sweatshops, where pregnant women and girls as young as fourteen years old sewed shoes for the company. Moore went to Knight in the hopes of convincing him to fix this problem. That interview can be seen in Moore's film The Big One.
Phil Nolan

Phil Nolan has "18 years experience of working in the custodial environment". He used to work for G4S at HMP Altcourse until he joined Mitie Care and Custody as a bid writer in 2011.'Phil Nolan', LinkedIn, accessed 30 June 2015
==TGWU==
Nolan worked in finance administration at the TGWU from 1985 to 1992.
==G4S - HMP Altcourse==
From December 1997 to May 2010 Nolan worked at HMP Altcourse in a variety of roles, rising to deputy director in 2006.
* Nolan was Head of Resettlement at HMP Altcourse from October 2003 to September 2005. His role included "developing links with community agencies in order to provide ongoing support for prisoners upon release. This involved writing contracts and monitoring service delivery, as well as forging positive relationships with the professionals representing those agencies."
*Nolan was Deputy Director for G4S at HMP Altcourse from 2006 to May 2010. He prepared "operational solutions in order to meet Authority requests for Contract amendments" and was "involved in the development and preparation of bids for new business." He was also a "company trainer for the G4S management development scheme".
==Mitie Care and Custody==
In September 2011 Nolan became a bid writer at Mitie	Care and Custody. He has a particular interest in the drugs rehabilitation field.
==Notes==
Category:Detention Industry
Category:UK Immigration Detention Staff
Phil Parvin

According to a biographical note:
:Phil Parvin recently completed a PhD in political philosophy from the London School of Economics, and has since been working in political communications, public affairs, and policy research. He has taught at the LSE, Oxford, and the University of London and has spoken on issues of social justice, redistribution, and equality to audiences in Britain, Europe and the US. He has worked at the European Commission and the European Parliament. He is currently involved in a number of projects aimed at exploring the decline in political engagement and is writing a book on cultural diversity and equality.[ref]
In 2006 he undertook a study on the role of lobbying in the UK evidently intended to ensure that lobbying is not seen as a problem. In a press release from the Hansard Society, which commissioned the study, Parvin, the author of the report, said: 
:“The perception of lobbying among the public and many others is that it is all about big business buying big favours. But the corporate sector is merely one group that seeks to influence parliamentarians and government: charities, think tanks, campaign groups, and NGOs are all in the business of presenting their case to decision makers in order to influence their views on certain issues. When we discuss the legitimacy of lobbying in Britain, we need to keep in mind all those who are currently engaged in it, what their motives are, and how effective they are.”
Indeed we do, but in order to muddy the waters and prevent any democratic regulation of lobbying, the lobbyists try and pretend that business is only one, possibly marginal, actor. No surprises, then that the study is funded by the industry ('supported by public affairs recruitment firm Ellwood & Atfield.') and most of the advisors to the study have lobbying industry connections.:
*Ben Atfield of the lobbying head hunters who are funding the study, 
*Richard English from Oxfam an organistion very close to New labour and pro business. 
* Lord Tom McNally a former lobbyist, with Hill and Knowlton from 1987 and then with Shandwick and Weber Shandwick until the end of 2004. 
*Gill Morris of the APPC the lobbyists lobby group set up to ensure that lobbying is not regulated), 
*Phil Parvin himself, 
*Peter Riddell of The Times, one of Murdoch's finest and 
*Ed Vaizey MP, close to Cameron, a former PR operative and Michael Howard speech writer who is also involved with neocon think tanks such as the Henry Jackson Society Project for Democratic Geopolitics. 
==Publications==
Dr Phil Parvin Friend or Foe: Lobbying in British democracy (Jan 2007) ISBN 978 0 900423 63 7 The Hansard Society.
==Affiliations==
*Hansard Society
*Catalyst
==notes==
# Hansard Society turns spotlight on lobbying Friday, June 30, 2006
# Hansard Society turns spotlight on lobbying Friday, June 30, 2006
Phil Reilly

Phil Reilly is a special adviser to deputy prime minister Nick Clegg, his role specifically titled head of government communications and chief speechwriter. Phil Reilly LinkedIn, accessed 30 April 2015 Reilly was appointed in July 2014 to replace James Holt. James Holt returns to Lib Dem HQ as deputy comms chief PR Week, 16 July 2014, accessed 5 May 2015 
==Background==
Having worked for two newspapers in Kent as a senior reporter, the Liberal Democrats were impressed by Reilly's strong communications background and in 2008 they hired Reilly to be their senior press officer. He was then appointed to be director of communications and strategy for Brian Paddick when he ran as the Lib Dems candidate for the Mayor of London in 2012. 
Other roles for the party also include, speechwriter to Mr Clegg, deputy head of media and internal communications and head of media. 
==Notes==
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Phil Taylor (Special Adviser)

==Hain's Special Adviser==
In 2008, The Times reports? Syal, R. (2008) 'Early election may be scuppered by police inquiry'. The Times (London). 25th January 2008. that Taylor acted as 'special adviser' to Peter Hain. The report states that Taylor could be questioned by Scotland Yard in the investigation into Hain's deputy leadership campaign were Hain failed to register more than £100,000 in donations to the Electoral Commission. 
==Notes==
Phil Watkins

Phil Watkins is a former accountant for Ernst and Young and a director at the Geo Group UK.'Phil Watkins', LinkedIn, accessed 30 June 2015
Watkins became Finance Director	for the Geo Group UK in June 2009. At the end of 2012 he was also made a managing director at the firm. He says the company's goal is "to become the provider of choice for UK and European Governments in custody, care and control, including the Ministry of Justice and UKBA."
He was also Finance & Commercial Director on the GEOamey joint venture set up to run Prisoner Escorting Contracts in 2011.
==Notes==
Category:Detention Industry
Category:UK Immigration Detention Staff
Phil Wilson

Phil Wilson has been the Labour Party MP for Sedgefield since 2007. He has been an opposition assistant whip since 2010.Phil Wilson, www.parliament.uk, accessed 24 August 2013.
In the 2015 general election, Wilson was re-elected with a majority of 6,843. Phil Wilson Express, accessed 19 May 2015 
In November 2015, Wilson was appointed as a member of the Defence Select Committee. Dods people, 'Arrivals, moves and departures', Civil Service World, accessed 3 November 2015
==Notes==
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Phil Woolas

Phil Woolas was the Labour Party Member of Parliament (MP) for Oldham East & Saddleworth from 1997 to 2010.
==Thrown out of Parliament==
Woolas won his seat at the 2010 general election by 103 votes, however two High Court judges overturned the result and ordered a by-election after Elwyn Watkins, the defeated Liberal Democrats candidate, accused him of exploiting racial tensions in the area by falsely claiming Watkins was courting Islamic extremists. Woolas, who was barred from standing for public office for three years, denied the offence and claimed he would fight the charge but the Labour Party immediately disowned him for 'telling lies' and said it would not support his appeal. Martin Beckford Labour MP Phil Woolas loses seat over election lies Telegraph, 6 November 2010, accessed 22 May 2015.
==Parliamentary roles==
He served as Parliamentary Private Secretary to Lord Gus MacDonald, Minister of State for Transport, Lord Commissioner of the Treasury, deputy leader of the House of Commons, Minister of State for Local Government and Regeneration, Minister of State for Civil Contingency, Minister of State for Environment and Minister of State for Immigration and Customs. He also served as Minister for the North West of England.Phil Woolas, Wellington Street Partners, accessed 24 August 2013.
==Notes==
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