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August Hanning

August Hanning was the former State Secretary in the Federal Interior Ministry of the Federal Republic of Germany in Berlin from 2005 to 2009 and Director Federal Intelligence Service (BND) from 1998 to 2005.Dr. August Hanning, The Federalist Society. Last accessed 10 March 2020.
==Education==
Hanning studied law in Münster (Westphalia) and Freiburg (Breisgau) in 1966.
==Career==
After obtaining his degree he became the fiscal authority of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia. After a short year he made a career switch to the Federal Ministry of the Interior. In 1986 he became a top diplomat and was assigned Head of the Division at Permanent Mission of the Federal Republic of Germany (West Germany) to the German Democratic Republic (East Germany) in Berlin. He was responsible for diplomatic engagements between the two sides.
In 1990 he continued his career at the Federal Chancellery and became Head of the Division, in 1994 he became team leader and in 1996 the Director-General. During his function of Director-General he was responsible for the coordination of the intelligence services of the federation. In 1998 he finally became the President of the German Secret Service, the Bundesnachtrichtendienst. After a career of 7 years he left his position and became for 4 years the State Secretary in the Federal Interior Ministry.
==Affiliations==
*Institute for Strategic Dialogue, member of the International Advisory Board.Board and Advisors, Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Last accessed 10 March 2020.
*United Against Nuclear Iran, member of the Advisory board.Advisory Board, United Against Nuclear Iran. Last accessed 10 March 2020.
*Club of Three - member of the Steering Group.Steering Group, Club of Three. Last accessed 10 March 2020.
==Notes==
Category:Institute for Strategic DialogueCategory:GermanyCategory:Spooks
Augusto Pinochet

General Augusto Pinochet led a military coup in Chile on 11 September 1973 in which President Salvador Allende was killed. Pinochet ordered the killing of more than 3,000 Allende supporters in 1974 before appointing himself President in 1974, retaining the post until 1990. He was arrested in London in 1998, but two years later he was allowed to return to Chile where he died in 2006.Hugh O'Shaughnessy, Pinochet's lost millions: the UK connection, 23 August 2009.
In 1999 New Internationalist reported that defenders of Pinochet in the Chilean Reconciliation Movement, a UK based organisation, were paying Bell Pottinger Communications to mount a defence of the former dictator in a $310,000 contract. Bell Pottinger Communications had worked on the 1989 presidential campaign of Hernan Buchi, Pinochet's former finance minister and candidate in Chile’s first presidential elections since 1970. 
:"Bell Pottinger has sent 14 postcards, in the name of the Chilean Reconciliation Movement, to 5,000 British ‘opinion makers’ (including the heads of the top 2,000 corporations, the members of the Houses of Commons and Lords, and the major news media)" 
:Tim Bell’s public-relations expertise was also employed for a televised meeting between Pinochet and Margaret Thatcher in the house where the ex-dictator is confined. The meeting was arranged by Robin Harris, a senior advisor to Thatcher. Harris has also produced and sent to over 5,000 UK ‘opinion formers’ (the same 5,000 as the postcards, perhaps?) a paper entitled ‘A Tale of Two Chileans: Pinochet and Allende’. Harris’s paper rehearses the same accusation as the postcards – President Allende had planned a ‘self-coup’ with dictatorial aims. Over half of the paper’s footnotes cite a document produced by the dictatorship with CIA assistance shortly after the military coup. Harris also promises shortly an appendix detailing ‘Plan Z,’ the fictitious plot under which Allende and his associates were to eliminate an extensive list of enemies including prominent members of the armed forces." Alejandro Reuss, Peddling Miracles And Amnesia issue 314 - July 1999, accessed 18th December 2011 
==References==
Category:Chile
Aurelia Public Relations PRCA Yearbook 2004

Aurelia Public Relations
===Contact===
*Alix Robson
===Address===
:Victoria House
:1 A Gertrude Street
:London SWI0 0JN
:Telephone 020 7351 2227
:Fax 020 7376 5295
:Email arobson@aurelia-london.co.uk
:website http://www.aurelia-london.com/
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
:1990
===Employees===
:25
==Range of Services==
Aurelia Public Relations is the UK's leading fashion, retail and lifestyle public relations consultancy, specialising in premium brands. Dedicated to providing an unrivalled service to clients, we have an excellent record of client retention and are proud to represent some of the greatest brand names in the world.
Our clients are united by a requirement to build their brands through strategic, creative and high profile public relations campaigns. Our media contacts are second to none, enabling us to produce high quality media results for all our clients 'through the book'. Many of our clients share similar objectives and we are adept at brokering powerful alliances across our client portfolio for greater impact. Aurelia Public Relations provides a focused delivery around the core disciplines of media relations, above-and below-the-line marketing, strategic advice, reputation management and all aspects of brand and product positioning, including launches and relaunches.
Service Areas:
*Building, developing and shaping brand awareness
*Strategic and high impact public relations campaigns
*Contact marketing
*Cross brand marketing
*Fashion and lifestyle PR
*Private and personality management
*Crisis management
*Imaginative events
*Fashion show management - London, Paris, New York, Milan
*Lead agency for international programmes
===Fee Income===
Unable to disclose - Sarbanes Oxley Act
==Current Clients==
*Bang & Olufsen **
*Canali
*Country Life Magazine **
*Diagco (Premium)
*Dogs Trust
*Elie Saab *
*Ernest Jones
*Empire (Redcats Limitcd) *
*Georg Jensen *
*Krug Champagne
*La Redoute (Recicats Limited) *
*Ligne Roset *
*Prada Beauty & Fragrance
*Puig
*Rosewood Hotel Group
*Salvatore Ferraganmo **
*Tiffany & Co
*Versace **
*Versace Fragrances and Cosmetics
*The Wine Institute of California
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
*Belvedere Vodka (LVMH)
*1MG
*Jaguar Cars
*Lancome Colour Designs
*Moet & Chandon Fashion Tribute
*Nokia
==Partners / Directors==
*Alexandra Robson, Managing Director
*Tania Fawcett, Deputy Managing Director
*Jenny Philip, Management Board Director
*Charlotte Thomas, Management Board Director
*Patrick Oram, Group Finance Director, AA'I V (A'on Executive Director)
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
===Parent or Principal Company===
:AMV/ BBDO
===Subsidiary Companies===
:N/A
===Associate Companies===
:N/A
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
:N/A
===International Affiliates Within===
:N/A
===Other Addresses===
:N/A
Category:PRCA YearbookCategory:PR Clients
Aurora Russia Ltd

Aurora Russia Limited is a private equity firm managed by Aurora Investment Advisors Limited based in GuernseyAurora Russia Ltd About Us Accessed 22nd July. The company was set up by John McRoberts (who previously ran Deloitte & Touche's office in Moscow) and James Cook (former chief executive of GE Consumer Finance in Russia)Goodman, M. (2006) 'Russia fund in AIM debut'. Sunday Times (London) 26th February 2006. 
==People==
In 2008, the Board of Directors are listed asAurora Russia Limited The Board Accessed 22nd July 2008...
* Trevor Chinn - Non-Executive Chairman
* Christopher Cowan - Non-Executive Director. Cowan's previous directorships include Henlys Group Plc, CreditTrade UK Limited, CreditTrade LLP, Prebon Group Limited and Ballards Lane Management Company Limited Company News Feed formerly Regulatory News Service 'Aurora Russia Ltd - Directorate Change'. 12th February 2007
* Grant Cameron - Non-Executive Director
* Ben Morgan - Non-Executive Director
* John Richard Whittle - Non Executive-Director. Whittle is also involved as director with Pont du Val Limited, Close Fund Services Limited, Legion International Limited, MSS UK Property Index Fund Limited and as MSS General Partner. Whittle's previous directorships in the last 5 years include Bucktrout & Co Limited, XiMed Group plc, Hugh Symons Plc, Ora Telecom Limited and Talkland International (UK) LimitedThomson Financial News CNF Regulatory News formerly Company News Feed 'Aurora Russia Ltd - Directorate Change' 17th January 2008.
==Subsidiaries==
* Unistream - Russian money transfer company
* Kreditmart - finance company
* Whitebrooks - records management - trading as OSG Records Management
* SuperStroy - Russian DIY retailer
* Flexinvest - Cyprus
Thomson Financial News CNF Regulatory News formerly Company News Feed 'Aurora Russia Ltd - Final Results'. 31st March 2008
==Affiliations==
Aurora Russia's financial statements in March 2008 were prepared and presented by Deloitte & Touche GuernseyThomson Financial News CNF Regulatory News formerly Company News Feed 'Aurora Russia Ltd - Final Results'. 31st March 2008.
==References==
Category:Banking and Finance Industry
Austin Mitchell

Austin Mitchell was the Labour Party member of Parliament (MP) for Great Grimsby from 1977 to 2015. 
His political interests are listed as economics, media, fishing industry, agriculture, poverty, accountancy, legal reform, European Union, electoral reform, constitutional reform and small businesses. Austin Mitchell MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 29 March 2015 
Mitchell announced in April 2014 he would not be standing in the 2015 general election due to his age and health. Humberside Veteran Labour MP Austin Mitchell to step down BBC News, 16 April 2014, accessed 15 May 2015. He was replaced by Melanie Onn who held the seat. BBC News Great Grimsby, accessed 15 May 2015.
==Controversy==
Mitchell received criticism when in February 2015 he dismissed UKIP's chances of winning his seat in the Great Grimsby constituency, saying that Labour would win the seat 'even' if it had selected a 'raving raving alcoholic sex paedophile' as its candidate. Jamie Merrill Labour MP Austin Mitchell: 'Even if we selected a raving alcoholic sex paedophile we wouldn't lose Grimsby' Independent, 21 February 2015, accessed 30 March 2015 
==Affiliations==
*Westminster Diet and Health Forum
*All-Party Parliamentary Rail GroupRail APPG,www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 November 2015
==Notes==
Mitchell, AustinMitchell, AustinMitchell, Austin
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited is one of the four largest banks in Australia. On Fortune Global 500, they ranked 490 in 2005, 423 in 2006, 376 in 2007, 326 in 2008 and 247 in 2009.CNN, Fortune Global 500, accessed 07 April 2010.
==People==
:I.J. Macfarlane, a Non-Executive Director since February 2007, was Chairman of the Reserve Bank of Australia from 1996 to 2006 and Chairman of the Australian Council of Financial Regulators from 1998 to 2006.ANZ, MR I J MACFARLANE, AC, accessed 07 April 2010.
==Resources==
*ANZ, MR I J MACFARLANE, AC, accessed 07 April 2010.
*CNN, Fortune Global 500, accessed 07 April 2010.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
Australian Defence League

The Australian Defence League is a Counterjihad organisation that first emerged in in New South Wales in early 2010, inspired by the formation of the English Defence League in early 2009.Andy Fleming, Who Are The Australian Defence League?, New Matilda, 29 January 2014.
==Social media==
*Facebook: ADL League Inc - Australian Defence League 9451 likes as of 2 February 2014
*Australian Defence League 452 Likes as of 2 February 2014
==External resources==
*Andy Fleming, Who Are The Australian Defence League?, NewMatilda.com, 29 Jan 2014
==Notes==
Category:Australia
Category:Counterjihad
Category:Islam Critics
Category:EDL
Australian Petroleum and Exploration Association

The Australian Petroleum and Exploration Association calls itself 'the voice of Australia's oil and gas industry'.
It has more than 80 full member companies.
==Members==
Members include Dart Energy, which was involved in coal bed methane (CBM) extraction in Scotland and which holds a fracking licence. A Dart spokesman told the Mirror newspaper in May 2013 that the firm had no plans for fracking in Scotland. 
Several other firms operating in the North Sea, including Chevron and ExxonMobil, are also members of the Australian industry body. Lynton Crosby lobbying row number THREE: David Cameron aide's links to fracking firm revealed, James Lyons, Mirror, 10 May 2013 
==Lobbyists==
*Crosby Textor (Australia) counts the APEA as a longtime client according to state and federal lobbying registers. A Dart Energy spokesman however said that the firm does not use Crosby Textor Fullbrook, the UK arm of PM David Cameron's political adviser Lynton Crosby’s lobbying and PR empire. 
==Board==
Rob Cole (Chairman) Woodside Energy Limited |
Robin Antrobus,	ConocoPhillips Australia Pty Ltd |
Peter Cleary,	Santos Ltd |
Ernie Delfos, eni Australia Ltd |
Gerry Flaherty, Chevron Australia Pty Ltd |
Warren Ford, Apache Energy Limited |
Philip Home, BP Developments Australia Pty Ltd |
Seiya Ito, INPEX |
Bruce Lake, Vermilion Oil and Gas Australia Pty Ltd |
Todd Lee, BHP Billiton Petroleum Australia |
Grant King, Origin Energy Limited |
Richard Owen, ExxonMobil Affiliates in Australia |
Peter Robinson, Shell Development (Australia) Pty Ltd |
Mike Sangster, Total E&P Australia |
Peter Stickland, MEO Australia Ltd |
Eric Streitberg, Buru Energy Limited | APPEA Board elects new Chairman and Vice-Chairman, 29 November 2013 
==Campaigns==
===Spinning coal seam gas as 'clean'===
:APPEA has launched a "We Want CSG" campaign to highlight the benefits that CSG brings to local communities, economy and the environment through the development of a clean resource. The campaign aims to educate people about the facts on CSG as a energy source, how the CSG industry operates and how natural gas plays a role to help reduce greenhouse emissions. Dart Energy supports this initiative that brings transparency and facts to the debate on CSG. Australia Australia, Dart Energy website, acc 28 March 2014 
==Affiliations==
==Contact==
:Website: http://www.appea.com.au/
==Resources==
See: Fracking lobbying firms
See: Fracking Spads
*Melissa Jones and Andy Rowell, Access all areas: Westminster's (vast) fracking lobby exposed, 29 April 2015.
==Notes==
Category:Fracking
Australian Secret Intelligence Service

The Australian Secret Intelligence Service is Australia's overseas secret HUMINT (human intelligence) collection agency.Mission and Values, Australian Secret Intelligence Service, accessed 28 December 2011.
==People==
===Directors-General===
*Alfred Brooks 13 May 1952-22 August 1957
*Ralph Harry 23 August 1957-31 March 1960
*William Robertson (Acting Capacity) 1 ASpril 1960-31 August 1960
*General Sir Walter Cawthorn 1 September 1960-2 July 1968
*William Robertson 3 July 1968-7 November 1975
*Ian Kennison 8 November 1975-10 July 1981
*John Ryan 5 November 1981-21 December 1983.
*Brigadier James Furner 27 February 1984-24 November 1992.
*Rex Stevenson Acting capacity 25 November 1992, appointed 9 December 1992-28 February 1998.
*Allan Taylor 1 March 1998-28 February 2003
*David Irvine appointed 1 March 2003QUESTIONS IN WRITING Australian Secret Intelligence Service , Parliament of Australia, 28 May 2007.
*Nick Warner appointed 17 August 2009.Message from the Director-General, Secret Intelligence Service, accessed 28 December 2011.
==External resources==
*East Timor spying scandal: Tony Abbott defends ASIO raids on lawyer Bernard Collaery's offices, ABC News, 4 December 2013.
==Notes==
Category:SpooksCategory:Australia
Australian Securities and Investment Commission

The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) is Australia’s corporate, markets and financial services regulator. It was established by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001.
Following a strategic review in 2008, ASIC established a new financial economy structure is made up of 12 stakeholder teams, and eight deterrence teams, and an external advisory panel.ASIC, ASIC senior executives, accessed 31 March 2009.
==Institutional Structure==
===Commissioners and Senior Executives===
:Chairman, Tony D’Aloisio
:Deputy Chairman, Jeremy Cooper
:Commissioner, Belinda Gibson
:Commissioner, Dr. Peter John Boxall
:Commissioner, Michael Dwyer
:Commissioner, Greg Medcraft
:Chief of Operations, Carlos Iglesias
:Chairman of the External Advisory Panel, John Stuckey
===Commission Specialist Team===
:Senior Executive Leader, Strategy Team, Malcolm Rodgers
:Senior Executive Leader, Chief Legal Officer, Michael Kingston
:Senior Executive Leader, Corporate Affairs Team, Stephen Woodhill
:Senior Executive Leader, People & Development Team, Francine Biddulph
===Financial Economy – Stakeholder Teams===
:Senior Executive Leader, Accountants and Auditors, Doug Niven
:Senior Executive Leader, Insolvency Practitioners and Liquidators, Stefan Dopking
:Senior Executive Leader, Corporations, John Price
:Senior Executive Leader, Emerging Mining and Resources, Bruce Dodd
:Senior Executive Leader, Exchange Market Operators, Mark Adams
:Senior Executive Leader, Market Participants, Greg Yanco
:Senior Executive Leader, Investment Banks, Camille Blackburn
:Senior Executive Leader, Investment Managers, Pamela Hanrahan
:Senior Executive Leader, Super Funds, Louise du Pre-Alba
:Senior Executive Leader, Deposit Takers, Credit and Insurance Providers, Greg Kirk
:Senior Executive Leader, Financial Advisors, Deborah Koromilas
:Senior Executive Leader, Consumers and Retail Investors, Delia Rickard
===Financial Economy - Deterrence Teams===
:Senior Executive Leader, Market Integrity, Kathleen Harris
:Senior Executive Leader, Market Integrity, George Stogdale
:Senior Executive Leader, Corporate Governance, Glen Unicomb
:Senior Executive Leader, Corporate Governance, Sean Hughes
:Senior Executive Leader, Financial Services, David McGuinness
:Financial Services, Tim Mullaly
:Financial Services, Tim Castle
:International Cases and Fraud, Julie Read
===Real Economy Teams===
:Senior Executive Leader, Applications, Misconduct/Breach Reporting and Enquiries, Kathrine Morgan-Wicks
:Senior Executive Leader, Registry Services and Licensing, Rosanne Bell
==Resources==
*ASIC, ASIC senior executives, accessed 31 March 2009.
*ASIC, Senior executive leader profiles, accessed 31 March 2009.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
Category: Financial Regulator
Australian Security Intelligence Organisation

The Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) was established in 1949.Overview, ASIO, accessed 19 February 2013.
==People==
===Directors-General of Security===
*Justice Geoffrey Reed 16 March 1949-30 June 1950
*Colonel (later Brigadier Sir) Charles Spry	6 July 1950-21 January 1970
*Peter Barbour 22 January 1970-28 September 1975
*Frank Mahony 29 September 1975-8 March 1976
*Justice Sir Edward Woodward OBE	9 March 1976	4 September 1981
*Harvey Barnett 7 September 1981-28 July 1985
*Alan Wrigley 29 July 1985-7 October 1988
*John Moten	8 October 1988-10 January 1992
*David Sadleir 27 April 1992-10 October 1996
*Dennis Richardson	11 October 1996-27 May 2005
*Paul O'Sullivan	21 July 2005-28 February 2009
*David Irvine	30 March 2009-Directors-General of Security, ASIO, archived at the Internet Archive, 12 February 2010, accessed 18 February 2013.
==External resources==
*Tom Allard, ASIO raids office of lawyer Bernard Collaery over East Timor spy claim, The Age, 3 December 2013.
==Notes==
Category:AustraliaCategory:Spooks
Australian Signals Directorate

The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) formerly the Defence Signals Directorate, is a signals intelligence agency in the Australian Government Department of Defence, with its headquarters in Canberra.About ASD, Australian Signals Directorate, 16 February 2014.
According to the New York Times, a 2013 document released by Edward Snowden showed that the ASD was monitoring a US law firm representing Indonesia in a trade dispute with the US, and passing the resulting intelligence on to US officials.James Risen and Laura Poitras, Spying by N.S.A. Ally Entangled U.S. Law Firm, New York Times, 15 February 2014.
==Notes==
Category:AustraliaCategory:Spooks
Australian Trade and Industry Alliance

thumb|right|187px|Australian Trade and Industry Alliance logo circa 2011
The Australian Trade & Industry Alliance (ATI Alliance) is a conglomerate of seven Australian industrial associations, united to campaign against the 2011 Carbon Tax bill.
==Affiliations==
Members of the alliance consist of:
Manufacturing Australia | Australian Coal Association | Housing Industry Association | Australian Retailers Association | Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Mineral Council of Australia | Australian Steel Institute
The Minerals Council of Australia is known to have funded $17.2million into a six-week campaign to derail PM Kevin Rudd's 2010 Resource Super-Profits Tax (RSPT). Not only was RSPT withdrawn, Rudd's was forced to leave office.Mark Davis 'A snip at $22m to get rid of PM', Sydney Morning Herald, 2 February 2010, accessed 19 September 2011
==Behind the PR==
The ATI Alliance runs tv and print advertisements, as well as a website and a twitter feed. 
PR giant Ogilvy & Mather (Sydney) is named as the registrant behind the ATI Alliance's website domain address getcarbonpolicyright.com.au. 
Though the domain's registrant contact name is erroneously listed as 'Domain Administrator', web marketing agency DTDigital is the probable developer behind the website, hosting the site on their domain and holding copyright over the website code. DTDigital is similarly involved in the Australian mining-lobbies other anti-Carbon Tax campaign Australian Mining. This is our story.
==Contact==
:Website: getcarbonpolicyright.com.au
:Twitter: @getcarbonright
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Mining
Category:Mining Industry
Category:Mining and Metals
Category:Transnational Corporations
Category:Aluminium Industry
Category:Mining and Metals: Transnational Corporations
Automobile Association

The Evening Standard (London) report that:
:'CVC Capital Partners and Permira bought the AA for Pounds 1.75 billion from British Gas group Centrica in July 2004. Under chairman Sir Trevor Chinn and chief executive Tim Parker for the last three years, the AA has grown its business. But it recently attracted the anger of the GMB trade union after it announced cost-cutting measures that will see it sack 3500 people - almost a third of its staff. It accused CVC and Permira of asset-stripping after reports they intended to gear up the AA with an extra Pounds 500 million of debt and pay themselves a sub-stantial special dividend. Neither Permira nor CVC would comment...'The Evening Standard (London). 'AA may be on road to a sale after collision with union'. 19th March 2007.
==Lobbying==
* Andrew Strong who is involved with the Automobile Association is also a member of the suposedly 'independent body' the Motorists Forum Motorists Forum Annual Report 2006/2007 Accessed 16th August 2008.
==References==
Category:Automobile Industry
Automotive World

'Automotive World (AW) was originally founded by the Financial Times (FT) in 1993. In November 2000 Automotive World was purchased by Synesis Media Ltd, a sister company of Parliamentary Communications Ltd, est. 1976'Description in the web defintion file at http://www.automotiveworld.com/, accessed 2 May 2008
==People==
*Parvin Madahar
==Notes==