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Tetra Strategy, APPC Register Entry for 1 March 2010 to 31 May 2010

Tetra Strategy
: APPC Register Entry for 1 March 2010 to 31 May 2010
==Address(es)==
=== in UK===
:Address(es) in UK
:Contact
:156-158 Buckingham Palace Road
:London
:SW1W 9TR
:James O’Keefe, Founding Partner
:020 7881 7799
:0207 824 8975
:James@tetra-strategy.co.uk
:Lee Petar, Founding Partner
:020 7881 7788
:0207 824 8975
:Lee@tetra-strategy.co.uk
===Offices outside UK===
None
==Staff== 
:(employed and sub-contracted) providing PA consultancy services this quarter
*Sir Richard Needham (Non-Executive Chairman)
*James O’Keefe
*Lee Petar
*Julie Kirkbride
*Hanna Madalski
*Heidi Moore
*Ruwan Kodikara
*Catherine Nicholls
*Charlotte Collins
*Katya Komarova
*Henry Reid
*Thomas Nemes (intern)
*Edward Pinney (intern)
==Fee-Paying clients==
:(for whom UK PA consultancy services provided this quarter)
AMEC | Executive Office of the Government of Dubai | Hospedia | Mikhail Khordorkovsky | Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) | Elbit | Tamares Capital | Dwr Cymru Welsh Water | London Brokerage Limited | SAP | Axeon | Toyota Motor Europe | Genting UK | Banks Developments | British School of Motoring | Redstone
==Fee-Paying Clients== 
:(for whom only UK monitoring services provided this quarter)
None
==Pro-Bono Clients== 
:(for whom consultancy and/or monitoring services have been provided this quarter)
None
==Notes==
 Category:APPC Register
Tevel

Tevel is Mossad's Political Action and Foreign Liaison department.
Jane's describes its role as follows:
::Tevel, traditionally considered the 'white collar' element of Mossad, has become increasingly important in recent years. "In a world of global terrorism, no single agency can effectively act alone," said another intelligence source. "Most of the world had realised that international co-operation is crucial in the fight against 'global jihad' and so the significance of Tevel is growing."Mossad head reshuffles senior echelons, by Alon Ben-David, Jane's 26 September 2005.
==References==
category:Spooks
Text 100 Ltd

is a PR firm owned by Next Fifteen Communications Group plc.
==Leadership==
 Leadership Text 100, accessed 24 October 2014 
*Aedhmar Hynes, CEO
*Anne Costello, regional director, APAC
*Ken Peters, senior vice president, NA
*Cecile Missildine, regional director, EMEA
*Sarah MacKenzie, executive vice president
*Laurie Eisendrath, chief financial officer
==Resources==
*Text 100 Ltd PRCA Yearbook 2004
==Notes==
Text 100
Text 100 Ltd PRCA Yearbook 2004

Text 100 Ltd
===Contact===
* Michelle de Lange
===Address===
:Power Road Studios
:1 14a Power Road
:London W4 SPY
:Telephone: 020 8996 4100 
:Fax: 020 8996 1200
:Email: michelle.delange@text100.co.uk
:Website: www.text100.com
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
:1981
===Employees===
: 35
==Range of Services==
Text 100 is arguably Europe’s leading public relations consultanc specialising in the technology sector. Text 100 UK is based in West London and has a team of individuals whose mission it is ‘to consistently provide PR counsel that creates maximum business value for all our stakeholders’. Our client list includes ARM Holdings, Barclays, GE Power Systems, IBM, Informatica, NTT Verio, Symbian, Peregrine Systems and many more. Text 100 has an extremely thorough understanding of information technology areas and issues, from enterprise software to semiconductors. Through its work, Text 100 has developed an enviable range of media and industry contacts. For our clients, we regularly achieve media coverage in the national, trade and vertical industry publications, including the Financial Times, The Times, Daily Telegraph, The Observer and Wall Street Journal Europe.
Text 100 has offices in: London, Paris, Milan, Madrid, Amsterdam, Dublin, Munich, Stockholm, Copenhagen. New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Johannesburg, Singapore, Sydney, Auckland, Beijing, Shanghai, Tokyo and in the US in Rochester, Seattle, San Francisco, Boston and New York.
===Fee Income===
:£1,800,001 - 1,900,000
==Current Clients==
*ADVA Optical
*Aramiska
*ARM Holdings
*Bang & Olufscn
*Barclays
*C:learCube
*DVI) +RW Alliance
*Gandlake
*GE Power Systems
*IBNI
*Informatica
*Internet Security Systems
*Interoute
*NTT / Verio
*Peregrine Systems
*Roke Manor Research
*Sapient
*Siemens Mobile
*Software AG
*Solsoft
*Symbian
*Zultys Technologies
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
:N/A
==Partners / Directors==
*Aedhmar Hynes-McGovern, Chief Executive Officer
*Eric Ashman, Chief Operating Officer 
*Andrew McGregor, Regional Director; AP4C
*Matthew Ravden, Director Andrew West, Managing Director,EMFA
*Bob Winslow, Regional Director, North America
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
==Parent or Principal Company==
Next Fifteen Communications Group plc
===Subsidiary Companies===
Text 100, Australia
Text 100, China
Text 100, Denmark
Text 100, France
Text 100, Germany
Text 100, India
Text 100, Ireland
Text 100, Italy
Text 100, Japan
Text 100, Netherlands
Text 100, New Zealand
Text 100, Singapore
Text 100, South Africa
Text 100, Spain
Text 100, Sweden
Text 100, USA
Context Analytics
===Associate Companies===
:N/A
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
Australia, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Netherlands, New Zealand, Peoples Republic of China, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom, USA
===International Affiliates Within===
Finland, Korea, Taiwan
===Other Addresses===
:N/A
Category:PRCA Yearbook
Thai Beverages

Thai Beverages, or ThaiBev, is Thailand's largest alcohol company, and one of the largests firms in SE Asia. ThaiBev's primary interest is in brewing although the company have a number of prominent distilling interests including five distilleries in Scotland. Charoen Sirivadhanabhakdi is the main shareholder with a 65% share the rest is owned by private groups and individual investors. Thai Beverages Corporate Profile accessed 26th October 2009 
== References ==
 
Category:Alcohol Category:Alcohol Industry
Thales

Thales is a French-headquartered multinational, ranked as the world's 10th biggest weapons producer in 2016. SIPRI It is part-owned by the French government.
It builds radars, sonars and electronic surveillance satellites, tactical communication systems and combat management systems, drones, helicopter avionics, armoured vehicles, mortar systems and missiles.
Notably, Thales made the brand of surface-to-air missiles (Starstreak) controversially deployed around the London Olympic Games site in 2012. Guardian 
It also makes the infamous Watchkeeper drones, which were recently revealed to have cost the British taxpayer £1 billion pounds over the past 12 years. These aircraft are maintained by a UK-based joint venture called UAS Tactical Systems Ltd (U-TacS) with Israel's Elbit Systems, (which designed the original Hermes 450 drone that the Watchkeeper was based on). Gareth Corfield, [https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/11/29/watchkeeper_drone_billion_pound_spend/ Watchkeeper drones cost taxpayers £1bn
And were used on combat ops for just two days], 29 Nov 2017, accessed 26 March 2018 
==Revolving door appointments==
Thales has recruited a number of retired British ministers, politicians and former high-ranking military brass onto both its board and its executive team.
* James Arbuthnot, former Conservative MP on the board of Thales since 201
* General Timothy Granville-Chapman -on the advisory board, was previously former vice-chief of the defence staff
* Lord Charles Powell, member of the advisory board circa 2015
* Craig Stevenson - government affairs director
* Ann Taylor - former Labour defence minister joined Thales as a consultant adviser in 2010
* Roger Wheeler - former chief of the general staff, appointed as a non-executive director in 2009
==Recent MOD contracts==
In March 2018 UK defence secretary, Gavin Williamson, announced the MOD had signed a contract to spend almost £4million with Thales and General Dynamics Land Systems-UK to deliver a vehicle-mounted acoustic shot detection system, named the Acusonic sensor, which can sense and report the direction of incoming enemy fire. Deal Worth £3.7 Million Announced For Army's Armoured Vehicles, Forces Network, 15 March 2018, accessed 26 March 2018 
==Notes==
Category:Arms IndustryCategory:Arms Trade Revolving Door
Thangam Debbonaire

Thangam Debbonaire is the Labour Party MP for Bristol West. She won the 'three way marginal seat' for Labour with 36 per cent of the vote and a majority of 5,673. Election results Bristol West: Thangham Debbonaire wins seat for Labour Western Daily Press, 8 May 2015, accessed 12 May 2015 
The ITV described this election as a 'Lib Dem wipeout in the West', Bob's Election Blog: Lib Dem wipeout in the West ITV News, 8 May 2015, accessed 12 May 2015 and Debbonaire was just one of three Labour Party MP's to defeat Liberal Democrat MPs in the West. She successfully defeated Stephen Williams the Liberal Democrats MP who previously held the seat from 2005 to 2015. 
==Notes==
Debbonaire, ThanghamDebbonaire, ThanghamDebbonaire, Thangham
The 61

In his book Free Agent, Brian Crozier says in 1977 he was invovled in setting up a "a private sector operational intelligence agency" called The 61 to "provide intelligence in areas which governments were barred from investigating" and "to conduct secret counter-subversion operations in any country in which such actions were deemed feasible." Joseph C. Goulden, 'Crozier, covert acts, CIA and Cold War', The Washington Times, 15 May 1994
In response to an assertion in The Guardian that The 61 were funded by the CIA, Crozier wrote a letter to the paper stating that: 'The bulk of its funds came from rich individuals and a few private companies. The CIA's share of its budget - in the 10 years it existed - never exceeded 5 per cent.' Brian Crozier, 'Letters: Churchill, the CIA and Clinton', The Guardian, 3 August 1998
==Notes==
The Academy

The Academy is associated with the libertarian, anti-environmental LM network as a programme of the Institute of Ideas. It was first held in July 2011 at Wyboston Lakes, Bedfordshire, a conference and training centre. The lecturers and attendees are restricted to members of the Institute of Ideas. 
It is described thus: 
:In July 2011, the Institute of Ideas will launch a new initiative: The Academy. The Academy is a three-day residential event for Institute of Ideas members aiming to remind us just what universities should be like and to demonstrate the importance of scholarship through an examination of subjects in depth.The Academy Institute of Ideas website acc 17 Feb 2011
Delegate (sic) prices ranged from £285 to £625.
The provisional schedule was as follows: 
Day One (Saturday 23 July, 11am start)
* Plenary Humanism – problems and opportunities
* Classics Greek philosophy and thought
* History What is history?
* Plenary The emergence of consciousness in the ancient and medieval world 
Day Two (Sunday 24 July)
* Classics Greek politics
* History The English Revolution
* Classics The Roman tradition
* History The Age of Empire
* Plenary The establishment of historical consciousness in the 17th century 
Day Three (Monday 25 July
* Classics The rise and fall of Rome
* History The origins of welfare thinking
* Classics The Renaissance: old wine; new bottles
* History Fascism and anti-modernity
* Plenary Enlightenment and Anti-Enlightenment thought 
==Resources==
:Details The Academy 2011 Institute of Ideas website, acc 17 Feb 2011
:Facebook page The Academy
:Related Facebook page Peckham symposium
==Notes==
Category:LM network
The Air League

While the Air League is a private company, it appears to run the All-Party Aerospace Group. On the Air League site the description of the APAG shows that there is no clear division between the two:
:Representing the three main parties in both Houses of Parliament, the APAG brings those involved in aviation together with politicians for the discussion of topical aerospace issues. By allowing representatives from industry and associated groups to discuss aviation issues directly with leading members of political parties, the APAG has been an unqualified success.
:Parliamentarians of both Houses are Parliamentary Members of The Air League; at present there are 206. League Corporate members - and their guests - are invited to attend, the number of guests depending on category of membership, and individual members of The Air League may also apply to attend.The Air League Where Political Leaders meet Aviation Leaders, accessed 1 May 2008
==People==
*Bruce George, director
*Christopher Foyle, Chairman of The Air League
*John Steel QC, Hon Legal Advisor
*Michael Shrimpton
==Affiliations==
*Associate Parliamentary Aerospace GroupThe Air League Where Political Leaders meet Aviation Leaders, accessed 1 May 2008
*Air League Educational Trust
==Notes==
Category:LobbyingCategory:UK
The Allegro Charitable Trust

The Allegro Charitable Trust is a UK registered charity (charity no. 1145304). The trust donates to Melabev an Israeli charity which runs day care centres for people with Alzheimers. One of its centres is based in the illegal settlement of Pisgat Ze'ev in occupied East Jerusalem.The Charity Commission Website 28 The Allegro Charitable Trust Trustees Report and Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2013. Accessed 25 August 2015. Melabev Website 28 Pisgat Ze’ev. Accessed 25 August 2015. B'Tselem Website Statistics on Settlements and Settler Population. Accessed 25 August 2015.
==History==
The organisation was registered as a charity on the 6th January 2012.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 25 August 2015.
==Finances and Funding==
Between 2013 and 2014 the charity spent £113,636.Charity Commission Website Charity Overview. Accessed 25 August 2015.
==People==
===Board of Directors circa August 2015===
John Leslie Wosner | Linda Wosner 
==Contact==
Address circa August 2015:
:John Wosner
:3 Haslemere Avenue
:London
:NW4 2PU 
:Phone: 0208 202 6657
:Email: john.wosner@btinternet.com
==Notes==
Category:Israel
The Argyll Consultancies

A PR group which acquired the following PR firms: Barclay Stratton Ltd in 2004, The Practice in January 2000, Brook Public Relations in May 2001 and Beer Davies in April 2003.
:The Argyll Consultancies PLC is a UK Communications Consultancy Group that serves clients on an international basis through its membership of The Worldcom PR Group which has 121 offices in 38 countries. It was recognised as Ofex Company of the Year in the Growth Company Awards 2001. Its shares are traded on the OFEX market - www.ofex.co.uk - which it joined on November 24, 1999.
:The Group trades under the consultancy brand Kaizo.
:Founded in 1978, Argyll employs over 35 people in two offices in Central London and the Thames Valley. It is a member of the Public Relations Consultants Association and the Computer Software and Services Association and is an Investor in People.Z/Yen Z/Yen cements Kaizo partnership with acquisition of Aspect research division, 7 January 2002
==Corporate memberships==
*Industry and Parliament Trust
==People==
*Rosemary Brook
==Resources==
*Kaizo, PRCA Yearbook 2004
==Notes==
Category:Public relations
The Arlington Institute

Best described by Jonathan Mowat:
:The Arlington Institute (TAI), is an apparent strategist in the use of postmodern coups. It was founded in 1989 by John L. Petersen, in order, in his own words, " to help redefine the concept of national security in much larger, comprehensive terms by introducing the rapidly evolving global trends of population growth, environmental degradation, and science and technology explosion, and social value shifts into the traditional national defense equation." 
Among its board members are Jack DuVall, the former Air Force officer who is director of the International Center on Nonviolent Conflict in Washington, DC and James Woolsey, the former Clinton administration CIA director and neocon spokesman who is currently the chairman of Freedom House.
The need for an organization like the Arlington Institute, its website reports, "evolved from the bipartisan, eighteen-month long National Security Group project that Petersen co-founded and jointly led in Washington, DC, in 1986-7. That ad-hoc group of national security experts was brought together to explore and map the security environment that the successful candidate would have to operate within after the 1988 presidential campaign. Petersen also wrote the final report for the group, 'The Diffusion of Power: An Era of Realignment,' which became a strategy document used at the highest levels of the Department of Defense."
"In the early part of the 90s," it adds, "Petersen was engaged in a number of projects for the Department of Defense which functioned to build a systematic understanding of the major approaches that were then being used to study and anticipate futures. One notable project for the Office of the Secretary of Defense involved traveling throughout the world visiting the foremost practitioners of futures research to assess each methodology and attempt to develop a new, synthetic approach that drew from the best of the then current processes." Petersen became an advisor to a number of senior defense officials during this time, serving in various personal support roles to the undersecretary of the Navy and the chief of Naval Operations, among others.
Midway through the 1990s, it adds, "Petersen became convinced that humanity was living in an extraordinary time of change that would necessarily result in a major global shift within the following two decades. TAI committed itself to playing a significant role in facilitating a global transition to a new world that operates in a fundamentally different way from the past."
==Principals==
*John L. Petersen – founder
*Jack DuVall – board member
*James Woolsey – board member
==Contact, References and Resources==
===Contact===
:The Arlington Institute
:1501 Lee Highway, Suite 204
:Arlington VA 22209
:Phone: 703-812-7900 
:Fax 703-812-0900 
:Website: www.arlingtoninstitute.org
===Resources===
*Jonathan Mowat, "The Coup Plotters: The Arlington Institute", Online Journal, 17 March 2005.
===References===
Category: Democracy Promotion
The Atlantic

The Atlantic (formerly known as The Atlantic Monthly) is an American online website and magazine (now published 10 times a year) which was founded in Boston by Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow in 1857. Initially created for literary and cultural commentary, it is now widely regarded as a right-wing political editorial magazine with sections on other topics such as culture and economy. It is owned by multimillionaire David G. Bradley's Atlantic Media Company and edited by James Bennet.
==Background Info==
The Atlantic was purchased in 1999 by David Bradley from Mortimer Zuckerman. Bradley made Michael Kelly (who was also running one of Bradley's DC speciality publications) his first editor. Kelly was the previous editor of Martin Peretz's The New Republic but was fired after clashing with Peretz. Kelly's reputation was seriously tarnished by the fact that one of the journalists Kelly helped develop, Stephen Glass, had fabricated stories under his watch.Carl Swanson, 'New Atlantic Guy David Bradley Joins Magazine Big Shots', The New York Observer, 3 October 1999. A supporter of the US-led invasion of Iraq, Kelly was killed there while embedded with US troops in 2003. He had already vacated his position as The Atlantic's editor in 2002. Kelly was replaced by former New York Times reporter James Bennet in 2003 after a long vetting process which Bradley initiated in 2002.Katharine Q. Seeyle, The Atlantic Picks Writer at The Times as Its Editor, The New York Times, 2 March 2006. After previously having vowed not to, Bradley moved the magazine from Boston to Washington D.C. in 2005, an act which was also accompanied by a staff makeover.Marcia Davis, 'Atlantic Monthly to Move Down the Coast to D.C.', Washington Post, 15 April 2005..
==People==
===Recent editors===
*Robert Manning, 1966–1980
*William Whitworth, 1980–1999
*Michael Kelly, 1999–2003
*Cullen Murphy, interim editor, never named editor-in-chief, 2003–2006
*James Bennet, 2006–
===Journalists===
Andrew Sullivan | Ta-Nehisi Coates | Marc Ambinder | James Fallows | Megan McArdle | Jeffrey Goldberg | Clive Crook | Joshua Green
== External links ==
*The Atlantic Online
*A History of The Atlantic
*Atlantic archival writings by topic
*Online archive of Atlantic (earliest issues up to December 1901)
*The American Idea: The Best of The Atlantic Monthly
*The Atlantic issues at Project Gutenberg
==Notes==
Category:Israel LobbyCategory:Target IranCategory:Magazines
The Bay

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The Bay is a Welsh lobbying firm established in 2004.
==People==
*Mark Hinge Founder and Managing Director
*Oriel Price
*Leigh Jeffes
*Elin Wyn
==Contact, Resources, Notes== 
===Contact===
Website: http://www.public-affairs.co.uk/
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:LobbyingCategory:Lobbying firmsCategory:Welsh lobbying firmsCategory:WalesCategory:Public relationsCategory:Public relations firms
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The Benson and Lionel Black Charitable Trust

The Benson Black Memorial Charitable Trust is known to have donated £5,000 to BICOM in the 2009 and 2010 tax years.The Benson Black Memorial Charitable Trust Financial Statements, p.8 The Trust is controlled by Keith Black, a former chair of the UJIA in Manchester, and members of his family.
==People==
===Trustees===
*Joanne Black
*Keith Black
*Nick Young
*Tania Henrietta Black
==Contact==
:Risol House 
:Mercury Way 
:Dumplington 
:Manchester, Greater Manchester 
:M41 7RR
:Phone: 0161 749 1329
==Notes==
Category:Israel LobbyCategory:BICOM
The Bersam Trust

*On 29 September 2016 the trustees of the charity leased the school premises for a period of 24 years to Talmud Torah Chinuch Neorim (registered company number 09255139).https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/charity-inquiry-the-bersam-trust/charity-inquiry-the-bersam-trust
==Charity Commission inquiry==
:The inquiry obtained and examined a copy of the lease. The inquiry found that the party entering the lease is named as the charity (however, the charity itself is a trust and has no legal personality); the company was dormant at the time the lease was granted; and at the time of entering into the lease, three of the four directors of the company were also trustees of the charity. These were the only trustees of the charity at that time and it was not possible for them to manage the conflict of interest arising in this transaction.Decision: Charity Inquiry: The Bersam Trust Published 12 February 2021.
==People==
===Trustees===
*Ignatius Moskovitz	Trustee	appointed 22 March 2018	
*Jehuda Waldman	Trustee	appointed 16 August 2013. Also a trustee of Chassidei Belz Manchester 
*Abraham Vogiel Trustee appointed	03 July 2013. Also a trustee of The Ashwell Trust | Broom Foundation | A and N Trust Fund	
*Joshua Waldman Trustee appointed	25 October 2011. Also a trustee of AB Foundation | Belz Communities | Ohr Torah Ltd
==Resources==
*https://www.gov.uk/government/news/new-charity-inquiry-the-bersam-trust
*https://www.gov.uk/government/news/official-warning-issued-to-trustees-over-49-undocumented-loans-agreed-on-behalf-of-manchester-charity
*Decision: Charity Inquiry: The Bersam Trust Published 12 February 2021.
==Notes==
The Blackstone Group

The Blackstone Group is a leading global alternative asset manager and provider of financial advisory services.
==People==
===External (UK)===
*Cicero Consulting are Blackstone's retained public affairs agency in the UK.APPC register, to Nov 2008 
*Tulchan Communications also lists Blackstone as a client in 2009.
==Contacts==
http://www.blackstone.com
==References==
Category: Financial sector lobbying
Category:Banking and Finance Industry