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Iain Conn

Iain Conn was appointed the CEO of Centrica on 29 July 2014, replacing Sam Laidlaw. He took up the role on 1 January 2015.
==Background==
In 2007 Iain Conn was appointed chief executive, refining and marketing at BP. He was named an executive director of BP in July 2004 with responsibility for safety and operations, technology, marketing, human resources, information technology, procurement and supply chain management. He had regional responsibility for Europe, Africa, Middle East, Russia, Caspian and Asia Pacific."Iain Conn: brief biography" in "Officers and directors detail: BP plc", Reuters, accessed October 2008
Conn joined BP oil international in 1986, working in a variety of roles in commercial refining and oil trading and in corporate headquarters before moving to BP exploration in Colombia in 1996. He then held senior positions at the company's operations in the US before returning to London in 2000."Iain Conn", in "British business people: The top 1,000: Energy and utilities 20 to 1", Daily Telegraph, 24 April 2008, accessed October 2008
==Affiliations==
Conn is chairman of the advisory board of the Imperial College London Tanaka Business School. He was appointed a non-executive director of Rolls-Royce Group plc on 20 January 2005."Iain Conn", in "British business people: The top 1,000: Energy and utilities 20 to 1", Daily Telegraph, 24 April 2008, accessed October 2008
He is a member of the advisory board for the Centre for European Reform"Advisory Board", Centre for European Reform website, accessed October 2008 and a member of the Energy Research Partnership."Members", Energy Research Partnership website, accessed October 2008 
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Iain Ferguson

Iain Ferguson CBE is the Honorary Vice President of the British Nutrition Foundation (BNF). Ferguson also sits on the Council of Food Policy Advisors, a committee which is part of the Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs. Ferguson is also active in a number of key industry groups. He is the current President of the Food & Drink Federation, and is Past President of the Institute of Grocery Distribution, as well as having a long history of working with and for key players in the food industry.DEFRA Council of Food Policy Advisors: Members, Page last modified: 26 June 2009. Page published: 6 November 2008. Date accessed 5th February 2010.
==Career==
Ferguson was appointed CEO of Tate & Lyle in May 2003. Prior to his role at Tate & Lyle, Ferguson worked for Unilever plc for 26 years. Bloomberg.com Tate & Lyle plc - Executive Profile of Iain Ferguson C.B.E., Page last modified: 10th February 2010. Date accessed: 10th February 2010. He joined the company in 1977 as a trainee following graduation from St Andrews University.
In 1988 he became chairman of plant breeding international and in 1992 his role expanded to include chairmanship of the Unilever Plantation Group. He moved to be chairman of Birds Eye Walls in 1995 and then senior vice president corporate development for Unilever in April 2001. Food Navigator.com Tate & Lyle CEO to be voice of UK's food sector, Page published: 26th September 2006. Date accessed: 5th February 2010.
In May 2009, Ferguson stood down as chief executive of Tate & Lyle after a spate of profits warnings that forced the Golden Syrup maker out of the FTSE-100 Daily Mail Online Tate & Lyle boss Iain Ferguson to stand down, Page last modified: 19th May 2009. Page published: 19th May 2009. Date accessed: 10th February 2010.
Ferguson is also a Board member of Greggs plc Greggs plc , Date accessed: 19th April 2010.
==Activities==
===Food Lobbyist===
==Affiliations==
Tate & Lyle
Unilever
British Nutrition Foundation
Food & Drink Federation
Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
==Notes==
Iain Gray

Iain Gray (born 7 June 1957) is a Scottish politician, currently a Labour Party Member of the Scottish Parliament (MSP) for East Lothian. Torness nuclear power station, which has operated since 1988, is based in his constituency.
==Pro-nuclear activities==
In May 2013 Gray and EDF Energy's managing director nuclear generation Andy Spurr launched a new visitor centre at Torness. It was the first time Torness has been open to the public since 9/11.
The visitor centre is part of EDF Energy's strategy to increase transparency on the issue of nuclear power stations in the UK. A similar facility at the Hunterston B nuclear site opened in August 2013. Torness nuclear power station re-opens to public after 9/11, Assystem Energy and Nuclear industry news, 16 May 2013 
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
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Iain Gray (Nuclear inspector)

Iain Gray is an Inspector at Office for Nuclear Regulation based in Oxford in the United Kingdom.
==Background==
Gray was previously a Project Director at AREVA RMC for nine years until 2009. Before that he was a Transportation Development Manager at Nirex from 1990-1998.
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Resources===
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Iain Hamilton

Iain Bertram Hamilton (3 February 1920 - 15 July 1986) was an author and journalist who was editor of The Spectator 1962-63. Later he was involved in the CIA propaganda operation Forum World Features, as well as the affiliated Institute for the Study of Conflict.
==Journalism==
Hamilton worked at the Daily Record from 1944–45 and then The Guardian, 1945–52. He joined The Spectator in 1952 and held various editorial positions until his appointment as editor in 1962. ‘HAMILTON, Iain (Bertram)’, Who Was Who, A & C Black, 1920–2007; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007 He was unexpectedly removed from this post by the magazine's proprietor in 1963, causing protest amongst his staff. 'Protest Over Editor Of "The Spectator" Staff Complain Of Shabby Treatment', The Times, 2 November 1963
==Supporting the Vietnam War==
In 1967 Hamilton was one of ten signatories of a letter to The Times backing U.S. Policies in Vietnam. The letter stated that much of the criticism “represents the impact of suspect information upon uncritical minds; and much of it, coming from conformist protestors.” It referred to “Anti-American propaganda and added that, “The organisers of and participators in this vast, though ill-aimed, propaganda barrage should not deceive themselves into imagining that they have silenced the voices of reason”. The Times, Saturday, Jan 21, 1967; pg. 9; Issue 56845; col D
The other signatories were Kingsley Amis, John Braine, Robert Conquest, Edmund Crispin, Anthony Hartley, Bernard Levin, Simon Raven, David Rees and Peregrine Worsthorne The Times, Saturday, Jan 21, 1967; pg. 9; Issue 56845; col D
==Forum World Features and the Institute for the Study of Conflict==
In 1977 The Times identified Hamilton as one of three “prominent critics of communism” in Britain, along with Brian Crozier and Robert Moss. The Times, Saturday, Jan 15, 1977; pg. 14; Issue 59908; col A Hamilton had by that time been involved in covert propaganda operations with Crozier and Moss for at least seven years. He was the managing director of Kern House Enterprises from 1970, until it was shut down in 1975. Kern House Enterprises was a CIA front company which ran the British propagnda outfit Forum World Features.
Hamilton was also involved in the Institute for the Study of Conflict, the think-tank which grew out the of Forum World Features operation. In August 1970 the Institute for the Study of Conflict published an issue of Conflict Studies called 'The Irish Tangle' which was written by Hamilton. It was the sixth issue of the journal and the first to be published by the Institute for the Study of Conflict (the earlier issues were published by the Forum World Features affiliated Current Affairs Research Services Centre).
After Forum World Features shut down, Hamilton became Director of Studies at the Institute for the Study of Conflict, a position he held from 1975–1977. ‘HAMILTON, Iain (Bertram)’, Who Was Who, A & C Black, 1920–2007; online edn, Oxford University Press, Dec 2007
==Notes==
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Iain Kelly

:Iain Kelly has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to the Republic of Belarus in succession to Jessica Pearce who will be transferring to a new Diplomatic Service appointment. Mr Kelly will take up his new appointment in April.
==CURRICULUM VITAE==
IAIN KELLY
 
Full Name: Iain Charles Kelly
Date of Birth: 5 March 1949
Marital Status: Married
Children: 2 sons (1984; 1988)
 
Career
*1996-98 AMSTERDAM (Consul General)
*1995-96 FCO (Full-time language training)
*1992-95 MOSCOW (First Secretary Commercial)
*1992 FCO (Full-time language training)
*1990-92 LOS ANGELES (Vice Consul Commercial)
*1988-90 FCO (Far Eastern Department)
*1986-88 ISTANBUL (Consul)
*1985-86 FCO (Full-time language training)
*1984-85 FCO (Protocol Department)
*1983-84 FCO (Middle East Department)
*1983 FCO (Eastern Europe and Soviet Department)
*1982 FCO (Information Department)
*1979-82 KUALA LUMPUR (Third Secretary Chancery)
*1976-79 MOSCOW (Third Secretary Commercial)
*1975-76 FCO (Full-time language training)
*1974-75 FCO (Caribbean Department)
*1974 Entered FCOHermes Database April 6, 1999 Foreign And Commonwealth Office Fco Daily Bulletin - Tuesday 6 April 1999
==Notes==
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Iain King

Iain King (born 1971) is founder of Post Conflict People and a 'civilian stabilisation advisor'.Post Conflict People New Approaches to Stabilisation Tackling Post-Conflict Reconstruction 
19th November 2008, accessed 10 March 2009 He was formerly Director of Programmes at the Westminster Foundation for Democracy. 
King attended the University of Oxford (graduating in 1992).Delver Iain King's Profile, accessed 10 March 2009
 
Iain King worked for UNMIK from April 2000 to December 2003. He spent 2003 as head of planning for the United Nations Mission in Kosovo.Cornell University Press AT ANY PRICE: How the World Failed Kosovo Iain King; Whit Mason, accessed 10 March 2009 Since 2004 he has been the director of programs at the Westminster Foundation for Democracy. Democracy and Security International Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009Delver Iain King's Profile, accessed 10 March 2009 In 2005 King attended the Neocon International event in Prague the Democracy and Security International Conference.Democracy and Security International Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009
==Affiliations==
Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security International Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009
==Notes==
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Iain Lobban

Sir Iain Lobban was the director of Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) from 2008 until 2014.Ewan MacAskill, GCHQ head Sir Iain Lobban stands down, the guardian.com, 28 January 2014.Ewan MacAskill, GCHQ head Sir Iain Lobban stands down, the guardian.com, 28 January 2014.
==Background==
Lobban graduated from Leeds University with a BA in French and completed the Higher Command and Staff course at the Ministry of Defence's staff college at Shrivenham. He joined GCHQ in 1983, progressing through a variety of roles before joining the GCHQ board in 2001. Whilst on the board he was responsible for moving the operations of GCHQ into its new base at Benhall, Gloucestershire. Prior to being appointed director, Lobban was director-general (Operations); having taken up this post in early 2004. He became director in July 2008. He was appointed a Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB) in the New Year Honours 2006 for services to national security in the United Kingdom.Iain Lobban becomes Director of GCHQ, University of Warwick, accessed 17 June 2013.
In January 2014, the Foreign Office announced that Lobban would step down as head of GCHQ at the end of the year.Ewan MacAskill, GCHQ head Sir Iain Lobban stands down, theguardian.com, 28 January 2014.
==Life After GCHQ==
Having departed GCHQ, 2015 saw Mr Lobban take on a host of new advisory and consultant based roles, including: 
*visiting Professor at King's College, London on an unpaid basis. 
*an unpaid appointment to become an 'Honorary Fellow' at Cambridge University
*an independent consultancy offering strategic advice on risk in the realm of cyber security, taking on commissions with Holdingham Groups and Palo Alto Networks
*chairman of the advisory board to Cyber London Accelerator(Cylon), starting in July 2015
*a member of the Board of Advisors for the Cambridge Security Initiative (CSi) 
*an unpaid position as a Senior Associate Fellow for RUSI
*member of the advisory council for private equity firm C5, in which he would advise on strategy and innovative technologies
*advisor to Standard Chartered Bank 
*independent advisory panel member to Government of Australia, offering his expertise on the country's cyber policies Gov.UK Business Appointments Applications: Sir Iain Lobban 17 September 2015, accessed 23 September 2015
*Over March and April of 2016, Lobban's consultancy took on 3 new commissions with Worldpay, SQR Systems and Wynyard Group. Summary of Business Appointments, Sir Iain Lobban, Gov.uk, accessed 6 April 2016
==Bank crime investigator==
In April 2015, Standard Chartered announced that it had appointed Lobban as an advisor on financial crime.Jill Treanor, Standard Chartered appoints former GCHQ chief to fight crime, theguardian.com, 22 April 2015.
==External resources==
*Jonathan Owen, Spy chief Iain Lobban may testify in bullying case, The Independent, 11 September 2012.
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Iain M McMillan

Iain McMillan has been Director of CBI Scotland since 1995 after two years as its Assistant Director. He has 22 years experience in the banking industry during which time he has held a number of senior management posts spanning marketing and product development, planning and line management. In the CBI he has been involved in policy development. He is also a member of the National Qualifications Implementation Group and Chair of the National Qualifications Employment and Training Group.
==Affiliations==
*Scottish North American Business Council
*CBI Scotland
*Scottish Qualifications Authority from 2001
Iain Mackay

Iain Mackay is the group finance director of HSBC Holdings plc.
==Career==
A chartered accountant, Mackay has worked at many of the worlds largest and most powerful financial institutions. In the early part of his career Mackay worked for PriceWaterhouse (now PricewaterhouseCoopers); KMG and Thomson McLintock; from 1990 to 1996 he was in the finance and audit divisions of Schlumberger Dowell and later was appointed finance director for Europe and Africa and South-East Asia; and from 1996 to 2007 he worked at General Electric in the US, first as controller of the global consumer finance unit, chief financial officer of the consumer finance division and finally chief financial officer of the healthcare division.
Mackay joined HSBC in July 2007, first as chief financial officer of HSBC North America Holdings plc. From September 2009 to December 2010 he was chief financial officer, Asia-Pacific, of HSBC Holding plc. In December 2010 he was appointed group finance director of HSBC Holdings plc. HSBC Iain Mackay, accessed 11 March 2015 
==Education==
*MA Business Studies and Accounting, Aberdeen University in Scotland.
==Notes==
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Iain McNicoll

Iain McNicoll is a former high ranking officer in the Royal Air Force and the Ministry of Defence.
After retiring from the armed forces in 2010 he holds positions at a number of defence companies, including GMTL.
==Career==
McNicoll joined the Royal Air Force in 1975, with notable roles including, assistant director of operational capability at the Ministry of Defence in 1996, personal staff officer to the chief of the defence staff in 1997, director of force development in 2000, director-general of joint doctrine and concepts in 2002, air officer commanding no.2 group in 2005 and finally deputy commander-in-chief at Air command in 2007, before retiring in 2010. Air Marshal I W McNicoll CB CBE BSc FRAeS RAF Deputy Commander-in-Chief Operations RAF McNicoll's senior positions were focused on policy and on operations, and when he was main board executive director in his last two tours he was controlling a budget of £2.6 billion. Iain McNicoll GMTL, accessed 9 December 2014 
==Revolving door==
*GMTL
*Associate Partner, Defence Strategy and Solutions LLP, October 2010-August 2011. Approved by ACOBA "subject to a waiting period of 3 months from his last day of service and the condition that, for 12 months from the same date he should not become personally involved in lobbying UK Government Ministers or Crown servants, including Special Advisers, on behalf of his new employer". Report 2010-2011 Advisory Committee on Business Appointments, accessed 9 December 2014 
*Non-executive director, Jee Limited, September 2009- Iain McNicoll Linkedin, accessed 9 December 2014 
*Director, Beech House Consulting Limited, April 2012-
*Non-executive partnership director, NATS Holdings Limited, September 2013-
==Education==
*BSc, Engineering Science, University of Edinburgh 1971-1975
==Notes==
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Iain Murray

Iain Murray is Vice President for Strategy at the right wing think tank the Competitive Enterprise Institute, one of the world’s leading sceptical voices on climate change. He is also a Visiting Fellow of the Adam Smith Institute, the London libertarian think tank.
==Biographical information==
:Murray is the author of the best-selling book on environmental policy, "The Really Inconvenient Truths," and specializes in energy, environment, finance, trade, and science and technology policy. He is also an expert on the role of government, the EU and the UK, and the role of liberty in political thought. 
:He writes regularly for print and online sources, his CEI articles having appeared in The New York Post, Investors Business Daily, the Financial Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Washington Examiner and many other newspapers. He has appeared on Fox News, CNN Headline News, the BBC and Al-Jazeera among other broadcast appearances. He has also given testimony to the US Senate. A veteran blogger, Mr. Murray contributes to National Review Online's Corner and Planet Gore blogs, and CEI's own OpenMarket. He also has a regular column on the Washington Examiner's Opinion Zone site.
:Before coming to CEI, Mr. Murray was Senior Analyst and then Director of Research at the Statistical Assessment Service, a nonpartisan nonprofit that looked at how scientific and statistical information were used or misused by the media and policy-makers.
:Originally from the United Kingdom, Mr. Murray immigrated to the US in 1997, after having worked at the British Department of Transport, advising Ministers on railroad privatization, the role of private finance in infrastructure investment and the role of transportation in the economic development of London.Competitive Enterprise Institute, Iain Murray, accessed 2 May 2011 
==Views==
==Affiliations==
*Adam Smith Institute
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Iain Stewart

Iain Stewart became the Conservative Party MP for Milton Keynes South at the May 2010 general election.Iain Stewart, parliament.co.uk, accessed 31 August 2012. In the 2015 general election, Stewart retained his seat with a majority of 8,742. Iain Stewart Express, accessed 19 May 2015 
Since May 2015, Stewart has been the parliamentary private secretary to the Scottish secretary David Mundell. Guido Fawkes PPS reshuffle in full, 29 May 2015, accessed 1 June 2015.
==Affiliations==
*Security Futures - Former Director
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Islamophobia
*All-Party Parliamentary China Group - Vice-chairChina APPG, www.parliament.uk', accessed 23 November 2015
==Notes==
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Iain Vallance

Iain Vallance (Lord Vallance of Tummel) is a Liberal Democrats member of the House of Lords, having joined on the 22 June 2004.
==Career==
 Lord Vallance of Tummel Parliament.UK, accessed 23 December 2014 
*Chairman, Amsphere Ltd, 2007-
*Supervisory Board Member, Siemens AG, 2003-
*Director, Mobile Corporations, 1996-99
*Vice-Chairman, RBS Group, 1994-05
*Chairman, BT plc, 1987-01
==Interests==
*Chairman, Amsphere Ltd (computer services: project delivery assurance and software testing)
*Director, De Facto 479 Ltd (family owned investment company)
*Member, International Advisory Board, Allianz SE (insurance)
==Notes==
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Iain Wright

Iain Wright is a British Labour Party politician who was elected MP for Hartlepool in the by-election of September 2004, succeeding Peter Mandelson when he left Parliament to become a European Commissioner. 
In October 2011 Wright was appointed Shadow Minister for Competitiveness and Enterprise. Iain Wright MP promoted in reshuffle, 11 October 2011, acc 2 December 2011 
In the 2015 general election, Wright was re-elected with a majority of 3,024. Iain Wright Express, accessed 19 May 2015 
In June 2015 he was elected chair of the House of Commons Select Committee Business, Innovation & Skills. 
==Stance on fracking==
Wright's constituency includes one oil and gas licence blocks, awarded to Third Energy by the Oil and Gas Authority under the 14th licensing round in 2015. There are no plans or applications currently underway. Oil and gas: licensing rounds, GOV.uk, accessed 14 November 2016. 
===Voting record===
Iain Wright has an inconsistent voting record on fracking. TheyWorkForYou | Iain Wright, TheyWorkForYou, accessed 22 December 2016. 
*26 January 2015: voted in favour of making fracking companies apply for an environmental permit before conducting exploratory drilling. He was absent for a vote on an amendment to the Infrastructure Bill to include an 18 month moratorium on fracking.
*11 February 2015: voted against requiring more pre-conditions for where fracking can take place.
*16 December 2015: absent for a vote on weakening regulations on fracking in protected areas and national parks.
==Affiliations==
*Labour Friends of Israel, former directorBlair to set goals for Brown PM to consult MPs on Lebanon as advisers insist Labour's future must be agreed before he goes Ned Temko, chief political correspondent, The Observer, Sunday August 27 2006
* Associate Parliamentary Group on Business, Finance and Accountancy - Chair Business, Finance and Accountancy APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 February 2016 
*British-Belize All-Party Parliamentary Group
*All-Party Parliamentary British-Latin America Group
*Coastal and Marine All-Party Parliamentary Group
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Freight Transport
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Peak Oil and Gas
*All-Party Parliamentary Rail GroupRail APPG,www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 November 2015 
*Parliamentary Space Committee (An All-Party Parliamentary Group) - Vice-chair Space APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 February 2016
*As of July 2013 Big Four accountancy firm Deloitte provides Wright with an assistant, free of charge, to help draw up Labour's business policy.
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Ian Abley

Ian Abley (born 5 July 1962Audacity Ian Abley CV, 11 September 2011, accessed 6 February 2012) is an architect associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. He is a director of building promoters Audacity"Articles by Ian Abley", Audacity website, accessed 2 May 2010 and been employed as a tour guide trainer by WORLDwrite. He is married to another LM associate, Kate Abley.
==Resources==
:Profile "Ian Abley", Audacity website Accessed 29 Dec 2010
==Notes==
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