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Ian Austin

Ian Austin (born 6 March 1965) is a British politician who was MP for Dudley North. Austin was elected in 2005 and in 2010 he was re-elected with a majority of 649 votes. Ian Austin politics.co.uk, accessed 12 March 2015 He was re-elected in 2015 after increasing his majority to 4,181. BBC News Labour's Ian Austin holds off Dudley challenge, 8 May 2015, accessed 11 May 2015.'. Formerly a member of the Labour Party, he resigned from the party on 22 February 2019 to sit as an independent. He served as Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State at the Department for Communities and Local Government from 2009 to 2010.
Austin is a former deputy director of communications for the Scottish Labour Party (working for Gordon Brown), he was brought in as Brown's spin-doctor as a replacement for Charlie Whelan in June 1999. He had previously been the Labour Party's West Midlands press officer, since 1995 and is now, July 2007, Brown's PPS. Ian Austin MP 10 Downing Street, accessed 12 March 2015 
==Staff==
===Circa 2016===
*Jennifer Gerber - Director, Labour Friends of Israel | Callum Hood | Samuel Mountney | Harry Nicol Register Of Interests Of Members' Secretaries And Research Assistants 5 May 2016, parliament.uk, Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 8 June 2016, accessed 15 November 2019 
===Circa 2019===
*Laura Horton | Hannah Rose | Emma StevensonRegister Of Interests Of Members' Secretaries And Research Assistants 5 November 2019, parliament.uk, Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 8 June 2016, accessed 15 November 2019 
==Affiliations==
*Tackling Terrorism All-Party Parliamentary Group
*Sub-Committee on Education, Skills and the Economy, Member Dods Monitoring, New Appointmentswww.politicshome.com, accessed 21 December 2015
*Mainstream UK
*Campaign Against Antisemitism
==Contact==
====Parliamentary====
*Address: House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
*Telephone: 020 7219 8012
*Fax: 020 7219 4488
*Email: austini@parliament.uk
====Constituency====
*Address: Turner House, 157-185 Wrens Nest Road, Dudley, DY1 3RU
*Telephone: 01384 342503/4
*Email: austini@parliament.uk
====Web & Social media====
*Website: http://www.ianaustin.co.uk
==Notes==
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Ian Blackford

Ian Blackford is the Scottish National Party MP for Ross, Skye and Lochaber, having won the seat in the May 2015 general election. Lib Dems step up Scottish campaign after polling boost The Guardian, 27 April 2015, accessed 7 May 2015 Blackford gained 48 per cent of the vote and a majority of 5,124. Ross election count sees history in making as SNP surge to a landslide Ross-Shire Journal, 8 May 2015, accessed 8 May 2015 
Blackford defeated former Liberal Democrats leader Charles Kennedy, who had held the seat since 1983. General Election: When the big names will lose their seats Mirror, 7 May 2015, accessed 7 May 2015 
He was only selected to stand for the SNP in this constituency in January 2015, but has previous political experience as national treasurer for the SNP and as a member of the shadow cabinet with responsibility for social security and pensions. Ian Blackford selected as SNP candidate for Ross, Skye and Lochaber West Highland Free Press, 20 January 2015, accessed 7 May 2015 
Blackford was appointed as Shadow SNP Spokesperson for Pensions in May of 2015.Ian Blackford BiographyParliament Website, accessed 25 September 2015
==Staff==
Steven Brown - Councillor, East Lothian District Council | John O'Leary Register Of Interests Of Members' Secretaries And Research Assistants 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 19 April 2016 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Freedom of Religion or Belief 'Freedom Declared: Who we are', Freedom Declared website, undated, accessed 6 November 2015 
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Ian Blair

Ian Blair is the former Metropolitan Police Commissioner.Sir Ian Blair QPM, MA, Commissioner of Police of the Metropolis, Metropolitan Police Service, accessed 28 May 2010.
He was awarded a peerage in the dissolution honours list on 28 May 2010.Peerages, honours and appointments, number10.gov.uk, 28 May 2010.
Ian Blair was Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police when Jean Charles De Menezes was killed at Stockwell Tube Station and the Forest Gate Raid, in which a man was shot and wounded, took place.
==Declared interests==
In November 2014 the Wall Street Journal noted that in early August 2014 Blair had declared in the House of Lords register of interests his outside role as chairman of Blue Light Global Solutions, a consultancy in relation to policing and security, nationally and internationally. Politics and Business in the House of Lords Wall Street Journal, 10 November 2014, accessed 9 January 2015 Blair's deleted this role from the register on 23 October 2014, as well as his role as a specialist adviser on security and policing to GHT-Global Ltd. Interests amendments Parliament.UK, accessed 9 January 2015 
==Notes==
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Ian Boyd

Professor Ian Boyd is chief scientific adviser at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra). The chief scientific adviser is responsible for overseeing 'the quality of evidence that the Department relies on for policy decisions'. New Chief Scientist Appointed GOV.UK, accessed 23 April 2015 
Bronwyn Hill, permanent secretary at Defra, said of Boyd's appointment: 'Professor Boyd brings with him a wealth of experience that will be of great value in maintaining the high quality scientific research and evidence that the Department is renowned for.' Boyd's main research background is in polar science, having worked for the British Antarctic Survey from 1987 to 2001. More recently, he was chief scientist for a US Navy study that looked into the behavioural responses of whales to military sonar. He was also a co-developer of environmental risk management procedures used by the Royal Navy. 
==Other advisory and board roles==
Boyd is also a member of the Scottish Science Advisory Council, chairman of a scientific advisory board on decommissioning for Oil and Gas UK and chair of the committee that monitors the environmental compliance around Europe’s largest oil terminal at Sullom Voe in Shetland. He is also Professor in Biology at the University of St Andrews. Professor Ian Boyd GOV.UK, accessed 22 April 2015 
 
==Notes==
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Ian Cheshire

Sir Ian Cheshire is the lead non-executive to the government.
==Career==
After graduating from university, Cheshire began working at Boston Consulting. He then moved to Guiness, where he worked his way up to chief executive's Ernest Saunders' executive assistant and American department store Sears.
In 1998 he was appointed strategy director of retail group Kingfisher. He was appointed to the board in 2000 and group chief executive in 2008. Harry Wallop Kingfisher chief Ian Cheshire has built the DIY chain back up again Telegraph, 15 October 2011, accessed 8 April 2015.
In 2014 it was announced Cheshire would be leaving his role at Kingfisher to be replaced by Veronique Laury. Sky News Sir Ian Cheshire Leaving B&Q Owner Kingfisher, 10 September 2014, accessed 8 April 2015.
==Politics==
===Helping British businesses===
In June 2013 Cheshire was announced by David Cameron as one of six business leaders on the Business-led taskforce on EU regulation who will identify the European rules and regulations that need abolition or reform to help British Businesses grow. The other five leaders were: Glenn Cooper (president ATG Access), Paul Walsh (chairman Compass Group and former CEO of Diageo), Dale Murray (non-executive director BIS), Marc Bolland (chief executive Marks & Spencers) and Louise Makin (CEO BTG). ATG Access ATG Access' MD at the helm of an EU regulation review, accessed 8 April 2015. Department for Business, Innovation & Skills Business taskforce asks companies to help target EU red tape Gov.UK, 11 July 2013, accessed 8 April 2015. The group reported in September 2013 and reported back one year on in November 2014.
===Lead non-executive===
In January 2015 it was announced by David Cameron that Cheshire would be replacing Lord Browne as the next Government lead non-executive. Cheshire has previously worked as the lead non-executive of the Department for Work and Pensions. Cabinet Office Sir Ian Cheshire appointed as Government Lead Non-Executive Gov.UK, 28 January 2015, accessed 8 April 2015.
==Education==
*Economics and Law, Cambridge University
==Affiliations==
*Prince of Wales Corporate Leaders Group on Climate Change, member
*Business Disability Forum President’s Group, member
*British Retail Consortium, chairman
==Notes==
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Ian Christie

Ian Christie is an Associate of Model Reasoning. His Biography from the Model reasoning website claimsModel Reasoning Website Ian Christie :
Ian Christie has built his reputation as one of the UK's leading forecasters through his work in senior positions in both the Henley Centre and Demos - and currently in the Local Futures Group.
A series of books and articles as well as consultancy commissions in both the public and private sectors have confirmed his expertise in the fields of sustainable development, corporate responsibility and the knowledge economy. In the last few years, his client list has included BP, British Telecom, Swiss Re, Nat West, the BBC as well as a wide range of UK Government bodies including the Policy Unit at No. 10 Downing Street. He was retained as a consultant by the Association of London Government and the European Commission on The London Study - the future of the city, a massive analysis of London's social and economic future over the next twenty years. His ever-lengthening list of publications includes the second edition of his Managing Sustainable Development and To our mutual advantage : the future of mutual organisations (published in 1999 by Demos).
A gifted public speaker in three languages (English, German and French), Ian Christie was educated at the University of Oxford. He was a Senior Fellow at London's Policy Studies Institute before going on to become an Associate Director at the Henley Centre and Deputy Director of Demos in the late 1990's. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and a Trustee of the Environment Foundation.
It would be hard to exaggerate Ian Christie's contribution to high-quality, practical socio-economic analysis in the UK and Europe over the last decade. His commitment to the future success of Model Reasoning and its clients represents an inestimable commercial advantage for the whole organisation.
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Ian Crooke

Former Lieutenant-Colonel in the SAS.
==SAS==
===Gambia===
Crooke led a three-man SAS team which overcame a coup attempt in the Gambia, launched while the President was out of the country for the 1981 royal wedding.The SAS: Savage Wars of Peace, 1947 to the Present, by Anthony Kemp, John Murray (publishers) Ltd, 1994, p154. 
===Falklands===
Crooke was second in command and operations officer of 22 SAS during the Falklands War. He was reportedly due to lead a mission to attack an Argentine Airfield at Rio Gallegos, which was aborted.The SAS: Savage Wars of Peace, 1947 to the Present, by Anthony Kemp, John Murray (publishers) Ltd, 1994, p178.
===23 SAS===
Crooke's last post in the army was as commanding officer of 23 SAS, a territorial unit. The SAS: Savage Wars of Peace, 1947 to the Present, by Anthony Kemp, John Murray (publishers) Ltd, 1994, p154.
==KAS Enterprises==
Crooke was appointed as managing director when David Stirling founded the security company KAS Enterprises in 1986. 
===Project Lock===
In 1987 Stirling and Crooke approached Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands and Dr John Hanks of the World Wildlife Fund about an anti-poaching project in Africa. After an intelligence-gathering phase in 1988, the active phase of the project got underway in 1989.
::Ian Crooke and a team of a dozen ex-SAS members established themselves in South Africa, where they organized a safe house and set up computer database containing their accumulated intelligence. It was then that their problems really began. The team established cordial relations with various South African agencies based on mutual self-help, which immediately made them suspect to Black Africans...
::...In July 1989 the whole operation was blown wide open, allegedly as a result of Ian Crooke's indiscretion. A local Reuters correspondent issued a report which insinuated that Project Lock was an undercover operation designed to designed to destabilise certain Black African states , funded by South Africa and using as operatives ex-SAS mercenaries.The SAS: Savage Wars of Peace, 1947 to the Present, by Anthony Kemp, John Murray (publishers) Ltd, 1994, pp202-205. 
KAS was wound up in February 1991, three months' after Stirling's death.
==Affiliations==
*Special Air Service
*22 SAS
*23 SAS
*KAS Enterprises
==Connections==
*Alistair Crooke - Brother
*David Stirling
==References==
Crooke, Ian
Ian Crute

Professor Ian Crute was director of Rothamsted Research, a major British agricultural research institute, from 1999 until January 2010.
Crute was a member of the Sense About Science working group that produced the guide to GM for the public, "Making Sense of GM", in 2009."Making Sense of GM", Sense About Science, February 2009, accessed March 20 2009
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Ian Curle

Ian Curle is chief executive of the Edrington Group. Appointed in April 2004, Curle joined the Group in 1986. Edrington Group Our Directors accessed 2nd June 2009 In December 2011 Curle took over from Diageo's Paul Walsh as chair of hte Scotch Whisky Association Scotch Whisky Association, New Chairman for Scotch Whisky as exports break records 2nd December Press Release, accessed 5th December 2011 
==Directorships==
According to the FAME Financial Database in 2007, Curle's directorships are as follows:Scotch Whisky Association, FAME Financial Database, Last Accessed 2nd July 2007 (subscription required)
*North British Distilling Company Limited, Chairman
*Lothian Distillers Limited
*Marshall Macgregor Limited
*Cutty Sark International Limited
*The Scotch Whisky Association Vice Chairman
*The Edrington Group Limited
*Edrington Distillers Limited
*Edrington International Brands Limited
*Craigholme School
*Robertson and Baxter limited
*The Robertson Trust
==References==
Curle, Ian Curle, Ian
Ian Dalton

Ian Dalton is the president of global government and health at BT Global Services.
==Career==
Dalton was appointed chief executive of North Cheshire Hospitals NHS Trust in 2003, North Tees and Hartlepool NHS Trust in 2005, NHS North East in 2007, NHS North England in 2011 and finally deputy-CEO then CEO of NHS England in 2012. Linkedin Ian Dalton, accessed 9 April 2015. At the time the Health Service Journal said, "Ian Dalton is now at the heart of the NHS reform programme and someone to watch... Dalton’s agenda should include whether now is the time to have a proper failure regime for the NHS. Making progress on this will be a significant test. His work should put him in a strong position to be chief executive of the new economic regulator if that’s where he sees his future. If so, then his outputs in the next year will be as important to him as to the NHS."Health Service Journal, HSJ100 2010, 17 November, 2010 
From 2009 to 2010, during the swine flu pandemic, he was appointed national director of NHS flue resilience in the UK Department of Health and then managing director of provider development. Helen Rae, Health boss Ian Dalton set to oversee new dawn for NHS, The Journal, 22 July 2010, accessed 9 April 2015. 
In 2013 Dalton left the NHS to join BT Global Services as the president of global health. At the time Dalton said: 'I am excited by my new role with BT, which will allow me to utilise my experience to work with health systems across the world. However, it has been a huge privilege to have contributed to the NHS in so many key roles over the years and to have worked with so many caring and dedicated NHS staff.' NHS England Ian Dalton moving on to pastures new, 31 January 2013, accessed 9 April 2015.
In April 2014 he was appointed president of global government and health, where he is 'in charge of BT's business with customers across the UK's public sector'.
In 2011 Dalton was ranked by the Health Service Journal as the twentieth most powerful person in healthcare. Health Service Journal Top 100, accessed 10 April 2015.
==Activities==
In 2011 the UK government refused to disclose correspondence requested under the Freedom of Information Act 2000 between Dalton and Tribal Group, an outsourcing firm with £150m worth of government contracts. However, disclosed emails show that in October 2010, Tribal had written to Dame Barbara Hakin, national managing director for commissioning development, about the level of staff to be provided by the private sector to GP consortia.Michael Gillard, Andy Rowell and Tamasin Cave, Revealed: Government Secretly Uses Doctors to Spin Tribal War for NHS Hearts and Minds (oh! And £80 Billion), Spinwatch, 9 March 2011 
==Education==
*Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), University of York 1982 – 1985
*Master of Arts (M.A.), University of York
*Master of Business Administration (MBA), University of Durham
==Resources==
See: The Corporate Capture of the NHS
*Tamasin Cave, The privatising cabal at the heart of our NHS Spinwatch, 1 April 2015.
==Notes==
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Ian Davidson

Ian Davidson was the Labour member of Parliament (MP) for Glasgow Govan (1992-97), Glasgow Pollok (1997-2005), and for Glasgow South West (2005-2015).Mr Ian Davidson, www.parliament.uk, accessed 28 october 2013.
Davidson lost his seat to the Scottish National Party's Christopher Stephens by 9,950 votes in the 2015 general election, after the SNP took the majority of Labour's seats in Scotland. BBC News Glasgow South West, accessed 14 May 2015.
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Ian Davis

Ian Davis is managing director of McKinsey & Company since 1980 and has held roles as managing director of McKinsey’s UK office and leader of McKinsey’s consumer industries practice in Europe.
He has been active in the World Economic Forum, and other global institutions. He is a trustee of The Conference Board, the Presidents Council of the University of Tokyo, the International Business Council of the World Economic Forum, the Advisory Board of the Clinton Global Initiative (for the Poverty Alleviation Working Group), the Cambridge University Judge Business School Advisory Board, the International Advisory Council of the IIM Ahmedabad, the International Advisory Board of SOAS and the International Business Leaders Advisory Council for the Mayor of Beijing.
Mr Davis was educated at Balliol College, Oxford University, where he studied politics, philosophy and economics. Times Online, October 18, 2007 Ian Davis, McKinsey Accessed 01/02/10
==Resources==
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Ian Fordham

Ian Fordham is a leading edtech lobbyist in the UK. 
In December 2016, Fordham became director of education for Microsoft.
He is also a 'Tech Ambassador' for the Mayor of London.
==Edtech UK==
Prior to the Microsoft role, Fordham was CEO of Edtech UK, a lobby group for the UK's education technology sector. He retains a postion on the group's advisory board.
==The Education Foundation==
Fordham was also the co-founder with Ty Goddard of the Education Foundation, another edtech lobby group. 
As director of the Education Foundation's incubator programme for edtech startups, Fordham:
*advised and led collaborations with global companies including Facebook, Samsung, IBM, Skype & Sony Playstation
*advised government departments: the Department for Education, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, Cabinet Office & Number 10. 
*led edtech trade missions to the USA & Israel.
*planned and delivered Britain's first Education Reform Summits in 2014-2016 and Education Summit North.Ian Fordham profile, Linkedin, accessed July 2016
Fordham has also written a number of reports on reform & the future of technology. He also speaks at conferences including Goldman Sachs Disruptive Technology Summit & the ASU GSV Summit, run by GSV Capital.
==Government advisor==
Fordham was a member of the UK government's expert group on Education Technology (ETAG). 
==Contact==
*Website: www.ednfoundation.org | www.edtechuk.com
*Twitter: @ianfordham 
==References==
Category:Education Industry
Fordham, Ian
Ian Gascoigne

Appointed to the board of St James's Place Group Sales Director in January 2003. His specific responsibilities include the recruitment, growth and development of the St James's Place Partnership. He has worked in the insurance industry since 1986, joined the Group in December 1991 and was appointed to the Board of St. James's Place UK plc in 1997. He has a degree from Lancaster University and an MA from Leicester University and is also a trustee of the St. James's Place Foundation.
== Notes ==
# St James's Place website Our Directors , last viewed 12/06/07
Ian Gilmour

Ian Gilmour, Lord Gilmour of Craigiebank, (1926-2007) was a prominent Conservative politician. He was a proprietor of the The Spectator, which he edited from 1954 to 1959, and served briefly as Secretary of State for Defence.Lord Gilmour of Craigmillar, The Independent, 24 September 2007.
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Ian Greer Associates

The former lobbying firm at the heart of the 'cash for questions' affair in 1994.Tory MPs were paid to plant questions says Harrods chief David Hencke, The Guardian, 20 October 1994
In 1994 it was reported that ‘Of Mr Greer's staff, 43 are members of or sympathisers with the Tories, another seven Labour supporters or members.’ David Hencke, ‘Master of the Grand Gesture; David Hencke charts the rise of Ian Greer, the Westminster lobbyist whose clients range from British Airways to the African National Congress’, The Guardian, 12 May, 1994, p. 3.
Greer reportedly demanded much of his staff:
:One former employee said: "Staff are expected to get up at 6 am to read the morning's Hansard and get all the relevant bits faxed to clients by 8.45 am. On Sundays, he expected you to read all the papers and if there was anything affecting the clients you were involved with, to contact them immediately to see if anything needed to be done." In return, pay is high.
People at IGA at the time included Greer’s chief assistant Andrew Smith, ‘who joined as a 19-year-old in 1984 and is described as "the son Ian never had". Plucked from a job as filing clerk in the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, he is now deputy managing director with ambitions to become an MP.’
Greer's lawyer, Andrew Stone, ‘who works for Lewis Silkin, and his auditor and accountant, Ian Mablin, who works for Wilson Wright, are both non-executive directors.’ The three associate directors included Robbie MacDuff, Patrick Ferreira, ‘a former airline steward’; and Jeremy Sweeney, ‘a Tory well known for his love of fishing, hunting and shooting.’
:Angie Bray, aged 39, formerly Chris Patten's assistant at Conservative Central Office, is a recent recruit. Others include Perry Miller, formerly special adviser to Malcolm Rifkind, the Defence Secretary, who switched careers five months ago. David Hencke and John Mullin, ‘The Power and Prestige of Ian Greer: John Major and Norman Lamont are among the long-standing political friends of Ian Greer. Yet his pounds 3m lobbying business is formally tied with only one Tory MP, Michael Grylls’, The Guardian, 5 October, 1993, p. 6.
==People==
*Ian Greer | Robbie MacDuff | Andrew Smith
==References==
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Ian Holt

Ian Holt is a British National Party activist and candidate for Glasgow Central in the 2010 General Election.BNP BNP Scotland Runs 14 Candidates, Qualifies for Election Broadcast April 4, 2010, accessed 6 April 2010
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