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Emerge Education

Emerge Education is a London-based accelerator programme for education technology (edtech) startup companies. 
As well as access to investors, Emerge promises to provide edtech firms with 'access to a deep pool of educators, progressive educational institutions and existing distribution platforms for live customer testing and accelerated market distribution.'
Emerge also offers office space to startups through Edspace, the 'UK’s hub for education innovation'. Tenants include two fledling school chains, educational charities as well as fast growing edtech startups.
==Access to teachers==
Emerge has formed a partnership with TSL Education, now known as TES Global, the massive online teachers' network, which allows its startups access to teachers to test and market products. 
==Access to schools==
Emerge says it has built a 'community of early adopters' who are 'eager' to test edtech products. 
These 'partners', according to Emerge, include '250 schools across the UK, including some of the largest academy chains'. It cites Ark and Oasis as partners.
It adds that 'mentors such as James Weatherill (co founder of Arbor) whose student information system is being used in 1 in 3 UK schools, will help navigate the process of selling to schools'.About Emerge Education, accessed via Internet Archive, Nov 2016
==Access to international markets==
Emerge states that support from 'esteemed educational institutions' can add significant credibility to your brand particularly when exporting internationally'. It cites Eton and Oxford University as partners, which have supported Emerge 'right from the first programme in 2014'.Infograph, Emerge Education, accessed Nov 2016
==People==
*Jan Matern, CEO
*Nic Newman, 'partner'; a Digital Ambassador for the United Nations and a Non Exec Director of Emerge. 
*Barrie Heptonstall, 'venture partner'; also works for IBM
*Volker Hirsch, 'venture partner'; angel investors and mentor to Microsoft Accelerator
*Brian Daly, 'venture partner'; 30 years in investment banking; consultant at Ark
*Neil Hutchinson
*The 'Emerge Alumni' is described as 'fast becoming a powerful network'
Previously listed
*Charles Wiles, 'venture partner'; ex-Google
==Emerge Venture Lab: directors==
*Jan Matern
*Mark Cheng, European Director of Ashoka and Executive Director of Chelwood Capital
*Nathan Elstub, ‎Chief Investment Officer/Executive Director of Investments at Nesta
*Jan Reichelt, Co-Founder of Mendeley, a platform that helps people to organize and collaborate on research projects
*Fleur Heyns
*Adam Grodecki, Director, Forward Institute and Ark governor.
==Contact==
*Website: http://emerge.education
==References==
Category:Education Industry
Emergency Coalition Against Unilateral Disarmament

The Emergency Coalition Against Unilateral Disarmament was formed in February 1977 to oppose the nomination of Paul Warnke to head the US Arms Control and Disarmament Agency and lead Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty negotiations. It was based out of the Washington offices of the Coalition for a Democratic Majority.Jerry W. Sanders, Peddlers of Crisis: The Committee on the Present Danger and the Politics of Containment, South End Press, 1983, p.208.
==People==
===Steering Committee===
Daniel Graham - Chairman | Morton Blackwell | James G. Roberts | Charles R. Black | Howard Phillips | Paul WeyrichJerry W. Sanders, Peddlers of Crisis: The Committee on the Present Danger and the Politics of Containment, South End Press, 1983, pp.208-209.
==External Resources==
*History Commons Profile: Emergency Coalition Against Unilateral Disarmament
==Notes==
Category:United States
Emergency Rescue Committee

The Emergency Rescue Committee was formed in 1940 to help political refugees from Nazism who had fled to Vichy France during the German invasion of that country. It was supported by a number of prominent progressives in the United States. It merged into the International Rescue Committee in 1942.Eric Thomas Chester, Covert Network: Progressives, the International Rescue Committee and the CIA, M.E. Sharpe, 1995, p.248.
==People==
*Frank Kingdon - chair.
*Karl FrankEric Thomas Chester, Covert Network: Progressives, the International Rescue Committee and the CIA, M.E. Sharpe, 1995, p.243.
*Joseph ButtingerEric Thomas Chester, Covert Network: Progressives, the International Rescue Committee and the CIA, M.E. Sharpe, 1995, p.241.
*Reinhold NiebuhrEric Thomas Chester, Covert Network: Progressives, the International Rescue Committee and the CIA, M.E. Sharpe, 1995, p.245.
*Harold OramEric Thomas Chester, Covert Network: Progressives, the International Rescue Committee and the CIA, M.E. Sharpe, 1995, p.14.
*Varian Fry - European representative.Eric Thomas Chester, Covert Network: Progressives, the International Rescue Committee and the CIA, M.E. Sharpe, 1995, p.15.
*David SeiferheldEric Thomas Chester, Covert Network: Progressives, the International Rescue Committee and the CIA, M.E. Sharpe, 1995, p.18.
==External Resources==
*Mary Jayne Gold, Crossroads Marseille 1940, 1980, Varian Fry institute.
==Notes==
Category:United States
Emergency Response & Research Institute Inc.

Emergency Response & Research Institute, Inc.
According to its own account:
:The Emergency Response & Research Institute (ERRI) and its advisory board are well known for their extensive studies and abilities in Anti-Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) gathering and analysis, and Crisis Management skills. This expertise is the result of a more than 15 year on-going study by ERRI of terrorism, crisis, and conflict management issues. Additionally, our advisory board collectively provides hundreds of years of experience and perspective to our analysis'.
:ERRI is believed to have one of the largest privately-held databases on terrorist personnel, terrorism methods, terrorist incidents, and the implications thereof. Our databases are updated on a daily basis by computer and human collection methods and are constantly analyzed by an ERRI "expert system" threat assessment program.http://www.emergency.com/aboutus.htm
==people==
===Staff===
*Liz Staten, Corporate Secretary/Treasurer
*Steve Macko, Managing Editor - EmergencyNet News Services
*Tom Lorinczi, Director -Technical Support Svcs.
*Frank Nagorka, Esq., Legal Services
*Amy Grant, Medical Correspondent, ENN
*Paul Anderson, Metro Correspondent
*Jeremy Zakis, Analyst/Correspondent
*Donald Hiett, Sr. Emergency Service Analyst
*James Denney, Sr. Emergency Service Analyst
*Clark Staten , Executive Director/Publisherhttp://www.emergency.com/aboutus.htm
==website==
http://www.emergency.com/aboutus.htm
==Notes==
Category:Terrorism Industry
Emergent Biosolutions Inc

==Background==
Emergent BioSolutions (NYSE: EBS) is a multinational specialty biopharmaceutical company headquartered in Rockville, Maryland. It develops vaccines and therapeutics for infectious diseases, oncology and autoimmune disorders.
==People==
*Michael Milligan - Secretary General
*Thomas Barmüller - Director EMEA
*Aderbal Bonturi Pereira - Latin America Director
*Sabine Lobnig - Communications & Regulatory Officer
==Affiliations==
*Emergent Biosolutions Inc was a donor to the Science Media Centre in 2010 and 2011 according to the SMC.Data from Internet Archive holdings of the Science Media Centre website, 2002-2013. 
May 2010 http://web.archive.org/web/20100822091312/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/pages/about/funding.htm
Jun 2011 http://web.archive.org/web/20110807075127/http://www.sciencemediacentre.org/pages/about/funding.htm
==Contact== 
:Corporate
:2273 Research Boulevard
:Suite 400
:Rockville, MD 20850
:USA
:Tel: 301-795-1800
:Fax: 301-795-1899
==Notes==
Category: Biotech IndustryCategory:Science Media Centre
Emerging Science and Bioethics Advisory Committee

The Emerging Science and Bioethics Advisory Committee (ESBAC) was set up in 2012Rebecca Hill (2012), Human Genetics Commission publish final report, 7 Jun, acc 27 Nov 2012 to replace the Human Genetics Commission, which was closed down following the UK government's review of Arm's Length Bodies.HGC (2012) Home, acc 27 Nov 2012 According to an article for BioNews, "While ESBAC will take on the responsibilities of the HGC, it also has a broader remit than human genetics."Rebecca Hill (2012), Human Genetics Commission publish final report, BioNews, 7 Jun, acc 27 Nov 2012
The UK government Department of Health's website stated, "The committee will be responsible for providing advice to UK Health Departments on emerging healthcare scientific developments and their ethical, legal, social and economic implications."Members of Emerging Science and Bioethics Advisory Committee confirmed, 20 Jun 2012, acc 27 Nov 2012
==People==
Committee members (as from June 2012) are:Members of Emerging Science and Bioethics Advisory Committee confirmed, 20 Jun 2012, acc 27 Nov 2012
*Professor Sir Alasdair Breckenridge, Chair
*Dr Dipti Amin (Quintiles)
*Professor Andrew Baker (Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, University of Glasgow)
*Dr Paula Boddington (Somerville College, University of Oxford)
*Ms Madeleine Colvin (Associate Tenant at Doughty Street Chambers)
*Professor Bobbie Farsides (Brighton and Sussex Medical School)
*Mr Julian Hitchcock (Life Science Legal Practice, Lawford Davies Denoon)
*Dr Stuart Hogarth (Department of Social Science, Health and Medicine, King’s College London)
*Professor Nicholas Lemoine (Barts Cancer Institute)
*Professor Peter Littlejohns (Department of Primary Care and Public Health Sciences, King’s College London)
*Professor Duncan McHale (UCB)
*Dr Jonathan Mill (Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London and the University of Exeter)
*Mr James Peach (Cancer Research UK)
*Dr Neil James Scolding (University of Bristol and Frenchay Hospital Bristol)
*Dr Bella Starling (Nowgen)
*Professor Joyce Tait (Economic and Social Research Innogen Centre, University of Edinburgh)
*Mr David Townend (Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences, Maastricht University)
In addition, the following members were nominated by their organisations as ex-officio members:
*Dr John Brown (Technology Strategy Board)
*Professor Angus Clarke (Wales Chief Medical Officer Representative)
*Ms Katherine Littler (Wellcome Trust)
*Dr Julie Maxton (The Royal Society)
*Dr Michael McBride (Northern Ireland Chief Medical Officer)
*Professor Andrew Morris (Scotland Chief Medical Officer Representative)
*Dr Rachel Quinn (Academy of Medical Sciences)
*Professor Sir John Savill (Medical Research Council)
*Ms Diana Sternfeld (BioIndustry Association)
*Mr Stephen Whitehead (Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry)
*Mr Hugh Whittall (Nuffield Council on Bioethics)
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Category:GM
Category:Human Genetics
Emerson Family Foundation

250px|thumb|right|Steve and Rita Emerson, founders of the Emerson Family Foundation. Source:[http://www.jewishjournal.com/los_angeles/article/moving_and_shaking_simon_wiesenthal_center_gives_2013_humanitarian_award_j/ Jewish Journal] 
The Emerson Family Foundation is a US grantmaking foundation established in 2005 and run by Rita Emerson and J Steve Emerson (not to be confused with anti-Islam activist Steve Emerson).
==Areas of interest==
Declared Fields of Interest: Counterterrorism; National security; Nonprofits; Public affairs Population Groups: Economically disadvantaged people; Low-income and poor people; Muslims Organizations: Judaic institutions; Public charities. Emerson Family Foundation, Foundation Directory, accessed 1 December 2016. 
==People==
*J Steven Emerson President and CEO
*Rita Emerson Director/SEC
*David Dichner Director/CFOEmerson Family Foundation, Form 990 PF 2013.
==Grant recipients==
===2013===
*OHR Ha Torah - $1000
*American Islamic Forum for Democracy - £10,000
*Foundation for Defense of Democracies - $50,000
*American Friends of the Israel Defense Forces - $56,250
*Electric Infrastructure Security Council - $56,250
*Coalition for at Risk Youth - $6,000
*Central Fund of Israel - $40,000
*Shurat Hadin Central Fund of Israel - 30,000
*Investigative Project on Terrorism - $10,000
*Proclaiming Justice to the Nations - $10,000
*Middle East Forum - $5,000
*Friends of Elnet European Leadership - $25,000
*American Friends of NGO Monitor - $75,000
*American Congress for Truth - $30,000
*David Horowitz Freedom Center - $35,000
*Tribe Media - $5,000
*Jewish Federation - $25,000
*Path - $25,000
*Fact - $500Emerson Family Foundation, Form 990 PF 2013.
===2012===
*Friends of the Israel Defense Forces: $500
*David Horowitz Freedom Center - $5,000
*Foundation for Defense of Democracies: $20,000
*Act for America Education: $10,000
*StandWithUs: $400,100
*American Islamic Forum for Democracy - £25,000 Emerson Family Foundation, Form 990, 2012.
===2011===
*Jewish Community Foundation: $390,000 Emerson Family Foundation, Form 990, 2011.
===2010===
*Jewish Community Foundation: $320,000 Emerson Family Foundation, Form 990, 2010.
===2009===
*Jewish Community Foundation: $210,000 Emerson Family Foundation, Form 990, 2009.
===2008===
*Jewish Community Foundation: $174,000 Emerson Family Foundation, Form 990, 2008.
===Counterjihad conference sponsor===
The foundation is listed as a 'supporter' of the 2008 conference 'Identity Crisis: Can European civilization survive? held in Rome under the auspices of the European Freedom Alliance in conjunction with the European University of Rome and the Lepanto Foundation.
==Adress==
1522 Ensley Ave. 
Los Angeles, CA United States 90024-5325 Emerson Family Foundation, Foundation Directory, accessed 1 December 2016. 
==Notes==
Category:FoundationsCategory:Counterjihad Funders
Emerson Vermaat

Emerson Vermaat is a journalist based in the Netherlands. He specialises in crime and terrorism.
He is a regular contributor to FrontPage Magazine, published by the David Horowitz Freedom Center.
Vermaat has been the recipient of a grant from the Middle East Forum Educational Fund.
His book Islamic Radicalism and Terrorism, published in Utrecht, the Netherlands February 1997. According to Vermaat, 'this was the first book in Europe which warned against Osama bin Laden and Ayman Al-Zawahiri'. ref 
==Notes==
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Emily Ackroyd

Emily Ackroyd was appointed as senior policy adviser for welfare, employment and pensions in February 2014. She is a civil servant who previously worked in the Department for Work and Pensions and as deputy director for social justice.Role and Powers of the Prime Minister, www.parliament.uk, accessed 18 September 2014. 
==Notes and References==
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Emily Bourne

Emily Bourne is the head of the UK Office of Unconventional Gas and Oil at the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC). 
She is the former head of the electricity market reform (EMR) programme team at DECC. There she was responsible for managing and cross-programme coordination and stakeholder engagement. Before this she led DECC’s Future Electricity Networks team, leading on onshore and offshore grid policy. 
Orevious roles include work on the UK Renewable Energy Strategy in DECC, and private secretary for the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry. - Chair biography, Renewable UK conference 2013 
==Affiliations==
==Resources==
==Notes==
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Emily Dyer

Emily Dyer has been a researcher at the UK based Henry Jackson Society think tank since January 2012.Emily Dyer, Henry Jackson Society, accessed 2 July 2014.
Dyer studied International Relations at the University of Birmingham.
Dyer was based at the Policy Exchange think tank, before working as a higher executive officer for the Preventing Extremism Unit at the Department for Education, where she wrote several papers on extremism within educational settings.
Dyer joined the Henry Jackson Society in January 2012. She is the co-author of ‘Al-Qaeda in the United States: A Complete Analysis of Terrorism Offenses’ and helped present its findings to Parliament, the White House and the National Counterterrorism Center.
Dyer specialises in women’s rights, as well as Islamism and terrorism. Her most recent report, ‘Honour’ Killings in the UK, was launched January 2015.
==Notes==
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Emily Frith

Emily Frith worked as a special adviser at the UK Cabinet Office, focusing on health, from March 2013 to May 2015. HM Government July 2014, Dods Monitoring, accessed 18 September 2014 As a departmental adviser she worked with the Department of Health and the Department for Work and Pensions. 
In January 2013, the local Liberal Democrats nominated Frith as their candidate for the Hampstead & Kilburn seat at the next general election in 2015. Emily Frith is Lib Dem’s H&K candidate West Hampstead Life, 16 January 2013, accessed 3 November 2014 
For her special adviser role Frith gets paid an annual salary of £65,000. Special advisers in post, 30 November 2014 GOV.UK, accessed 29 April 2015 
==Background==
Before entering Parliament Frith worked as a policy adviser at Driver Youth Trust from June 2012 to March 2013. There she acted as policy and communications adviser for the charity, which works with children with dyslexia and literacy problems. Emily Frith, LinkedIn profile, accessed 18 September 2014. 
Frith was also a research associate at Prison Reform Trust, which meant she worked on the 'Care not Custody' programme to provide support for people with mental health problems and learning disabilities in court proceedings and in prison. 
==Notes==
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Emily Hamilton

Emily Hamilton was corporate communications manager at Bupa until 2016. She was appointed by crisis and reputation management firm Regester Larkin in February 2016. https://www.gorkana.com/2016/02/regester-larkin-hires-bupas-hamilton/
==Career==
Hamilton was Parliamentary assistant to Chris Grayling MP (June 2008-July 2009) and Chloe Smith MP (July 2009-April 2011).
She was then head of press at Westbourne Communications from April 2011 until July 2013.
She is now corporate communications manager at Bupa, since August 2013. Emily Hamilton Linkedin, undated, accessed 3 October 2014 
==Education==
*History, Queen Mary, University of London, 2005–2008 
==Notes==
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Emily Poole

Emily Poole was a special adviser to Stephen Crabb, the former secretary of state for Wales Special advisers in post, 30 November 2014 GOV.UK, accessed 1 May 2015 until March 2016.
She joined lobbying firm Edelman as an account director in March 2016.
Poole has years of experience in communications, having previously worked at the Conservative Party's campaign headquarters, as well as a researcher at the Financial Times. Emily Poole LinkedIn, accessed 5 May 2015 
==Notes==
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Emily Thornberry

Emily Thornberry has been the Labour Party MP for Islington South and Finsbury since 2005. She has been Shadow Attorney General since 2011.Emily Thornberry, www.parliament.uk, accessed 25 August 2013.
In the 2015 general election she was re-elected with a majority of 12,708. Emily Thornberry Express, accessed 19 May 2015 
==Staff==
*Abigail Cooper 
*Nicholas Gregory - Deputy editor, Cyclosport Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 25 April 2016 
*Felicity Harris 
*Daniel Hathaway 
*Annie-Rose Peterson 
*Frances Simmons 
==Affiliations==
*All Party Parliamentary Group on Climate Change Group
==Notes==
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Emily Tofield

Emily Tofield is director of communications at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. Courtney Greatrex, Cabinet Office's Emily Tofield to take up director of comms role at Defra PR Week, 15 August 2014, accessed 14 April 2015 Tofield joined the role in September 2014 after leaving her previous role of cross-government head of relations. 
==Background==
Tofield previously held a number of other communications roles including deputy director, head of communications and ministerial press secretary for the Cabinet Office, senior producer of The Andrew Marr Show as well as senior producer of BBC News Channel. Emily Tofield LinkedIn, accessed 15 April 2015 
==Notes==
Emily Walch

Emily Walch is a former senior consultant at lobbying firm Blue Rubicon special adviser to Vince Cable.
As special adviser to Cable, Walch was paid an annual salary of £60,000. Special advisers in post, 30 November 2014 GOV.UK, accessed 29 April 2015 
In September 2015, she took up the role of executive director for external relations at the British Bankers' Association. On the appointment, Walch said:
:'I am delighted to be joining the BBA at such an interesting time for the industry. The banking sector has gone through some fundamental reforms in the last few years and the fast pace of innovation promises much more for customers. I’m really looking forward to working with our excellent team here to help the public and policy makers understand how things have changed as well as how we will take on the challenges of the future.' Sam Burne James, Banking body BBA gets former Vince Cable spad Walch as external relations chief, PRWeek, 7 September 2015, accessed 2 December 2016. 
==Background==
Walch previously worked as Brian Paddick's press secretary during the London Mayoral election in 2008, and has been a senior press officer for the London Assembly Liberal Democrats (2006-07). The Week in Lobbying, pr.week, 8 March 2012 accessed 21 March 2012 
She also worked as head of office for Menzies Campbell, Leader of the Liberal Democrats (2005-6); as welsh policy adviser for the Liberal Democrats (2005). She began her career as a parliamentary researcher in 2003. Emily Walch University of Cambridge, accessed 16 October 2014 
Walch holds an MPhil in European Studies from the University of Cambridge (2003) and a BA Hons in History of Art from the University of Warwick (2002).
==Resources==
==Notes==
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Emma Banister

==Background==
* BA in Politics and History (Newcastle)
* MSc in Marketing (UMIST)
* PhD in Marketing (UMIST)
Banister joined the Department of Marketing at Lancaster in July 2003 after 3 years as a Lecturer in Consumer Behaviour in the Department of Textiles, UMIST. Her first degree was in Politics and History at Newcastle University and she completed an MSc in Marketing at the Manchester School of Management, UMIST in 1997. Her MSc dissertation focused on the structure and transfer of meaning in the music industry, and specifically explored the consumption of imagery by adolescent consumers. On completion of her MSc she spent a year working as a Research Analyst for Euromonitor. She joined Manchester School of Management, UMIST as a Research Assistant (to Dr Margaret Hogg) on an ADRC/RIF funded project in August 1998, examining negative congruence and incongruence in consumer behaviour. On the basis of this she began her PhD, which was awarded in May 2002. Lancaster University
Emma Banister, accessed January 6 2009. 
==Biographical Information==
===History===
===Current activities===
==Views==
==Affiliations==
* Member of the Advertising Education Forum, Academic NetworkAdvertising Education Forum AEF Academic Network (AAN), accessed 1 August 2007.
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==	 
===Publications===
Banister E N, Booth G J, 2004, 'Tastes, Distastes and Disgusts: Young Consumers Positive and Negative Experiences of Food', Advances in Consumer Research, vol XXX1.
Banister E N, Booth G J, 2003, 'Consumer socialisation and the formation of children's likes and dislikes', in Special Session European Advances in Consumer Research 'Learning to Consume: Research Amongst Child Consumers'
Banister E N, Booth G J, forthcoming, 'Capturing Childhood Experiences: Exploring Innovative Methodologies for Child-Centric Consumer Research', Qualitative Market Research: An International Journal
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Phone:+44 (0) 1524 593919
:Email:e.banister@lancaster.ac.uk
:Website: 
===Resources===	 
===Notes===
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Category:Foodspin Scientists