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Wildfire Public Relations PRCA Yearbook 2004

Wildfire Public Relations Ltd
===Contact===
*Lorraine Jenkins
===Address===
:The Sanctuary Suite 7
:23 Oakhill Grove
:Surbiton
:Surrey KT6 6DU
:Telephone: 020 8339 4420
:Fax: 020 8390 6281
:Email: lorrainej@wildfirepr.co.Uk
:Website: [www@wildfirepr.co.uk]
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*:N/A
===Business Commenced===
:1995
===Employees===
:7
==Range of Services==
We are a full-service PR consultancy for technology, consumer-tech, telecoms and B2B businesses. All our PR consultants are experienced professionals who thrive on hands on involvement with clients and the media. We deliver highly effective PR campaigns that make a measurable difference to our clients’ business. We promise our clients that the people who pitch for the business will run the account on a daily basis. We set clear targets for every PR campaign, so clients know exactly what to expect from their PR budget.
Our approach to PR is about generating powerful communication that gets our client’s message across to the target audiences. We know how to create news, build brand awareness and how to attract the attention of influential opinion formers in the analyst community, business, government and the media.
Above all, we expect to work with our clients, not for them.
Our services include:
Advertising; Analyst programmes; Brand development; Brochure copy; Case studies; Customer newsletters; Event management; Internal communications programmes; Market research; Media audit; Media training; Online marketing; Sponsorship; Strategic & tactical marketing programmes; Web consultancy; White papers (technical).
===Fee Income===
:£300,001 - 350,000
*An Associate Member of the PRCA
==Current Clients==
*AquiTec
*Computer Aid International
*CWjobs.co. uk
*Dexterra
*Rockwell Firstpoint Contact **
*JABRA *
*Humax
*Lifeevele Services
*Nomadtraek
*Smoothwall
*SSL Search
*Talisma
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
*BANKERSalmanac.com *
*Cabot Communications
*GN Netcom *
*LinuxUser & Developer Expo
*Open Minds
*Rostrum
==Partners / Directors==
*Lorraine Jenkins, Business Development Director
*Debby Penton, Managing Director
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Category:PRCA Yearbook
Wiley-Blackwell

Wiley-Blackwell is the international scientific, technical, medical, and scholarly publishing business of John Wiley & Sons. It was formed by the merger of John Wiley's Global Scientific, Technical, and Medical business with Blackwell Publishing, after Wiley took over the latter in 2007.About Wiley-Blackwell. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
As a learned society publisher, Wiley-Blackwell partners with around 750 societies and associations. It publishes nearly 1,500 peer-reviewed journals and more than 1,500 new books annually in print and online, as well as databases, major reference works, and laboratory protocols. Wiley-Blackwell is based in Hoboken, New Jersey (United States) and has offices in many international locations including Boston, Oxford, Chichester, Berlin, Singapore, Melbourne, Tokyo, and Beijing, among others.
Wiley-Blackwell publishes in a diverse range of academic and professional fields, including in biology, medicine, physical sciences, technology, social science, and the humanities.Wiley-Blackwell, Inc.: Private Company Information Businessweek
Access to more than 1,500 journals, OnlineBooks, lab protocols, electronic major reference works and other online products published by Wiley-Blackwell is available through Wiley Online Library,WileyOnlineLibrary.com which replaced the previous platform, Wiley InterScience, in August 2010.
==Notes==
Category:Publishers
Wilf Stevenson

Wilf Stevenson (Lord Stevenson of Balmacara) (born April 19, 1947) is a former special adviser to the Labour Party who is now a Labour frontbench spokesperson for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport and the higher education and trade matters in the House of Lords. He is also a whip for the Department for Business Innovation & Skills. 
Stevenson joined the Lords as a life peer in July 2010, Wilf Stevenson Labour Lords, accessed 20 October 2014 and was given the title Lord Stevenson of Balmacara. 
 
Before this, Stevenson spent two years as a special adviser to the Prime Minister Gordon Brown from 2009 to 2010, working mainly on constitutional issues in the policy unit to 10 Downing Street. 
Stevenson was previously the director of the Smith Institute (an independent think tank) for 11 years. Before establishing the Smith Institute, Stevenson was director of the British Film Institute (1987-97), joining the BFI from what is now Edinburgh Napier University. 
==Contact==
Twitter:@Missenden50
==Notes==
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Wilhelm Schönfelder

Wilhelm Schönfelder became Siemens' Chief Lobbyist in Brussels on 01 September 2007.European Agenda, "Wilhelm Schönfelder becomes Head of Siemens‘ Government Affairs, 24 October 2007 Agenda Weekly, accessed 17 March 2010.
==Background==
Prior to taking the appointment with Siemens, he worked as Berlin's ambassador to the European Union.
==Affiliations==
*European Union, Berlin’s ambassador to the European Union (1999 - 30 June 2007, the end of Germany’s EU Presidency)
*Siemens, Chief Lobbyist in Brussels (2007-presentMarch 2010)
==Resources==
*European Agenda, "Wilhelm Schönfelder becomes Head of Siemens‘ Government Affairs, 24 October 2007 Agenda Weekly, accessed 17 March 2010.
==Notes==
Schönfelder, Wilhelm
Wilhelm Vorher

Wilhelm Vorher was appointed Project Director of Forest Technology Platform (FTP) on 15 May 2007 - a European industry group promoting the interests of forest owners and those involved in the forestry industry.
==Background==
Prior to taking the position with FTP, Mr Vorher had been acting as Managing Director of THOSCA HOLZ GmbH, the joint venture of Metsaliito and SCA responsible for the procurement of wood for the stakeholders' mills in Central Europe. At the time of taking his position at FTP, Vorher also held various key positions within German and international forestry, including his chairmanship of the European Commission's Advisory Group on Forestry and Cork.European Agenda, "Vorher became Project Director at FTP," Agenda Weekly 13 August 2007, accessed 17 March 2010.
==Affiliations==
*THOSCA HOLZ Gmbh
*European Commission, Advisory Group on Forestry and Cork
*Forest Technology Platform, Project Director (May 2007 - presentMarch 2010
==Resources==
*European Agenda, "Vorher became Project Director at FTP," Agenda Weekly 13 August 2007, accessed 17 March 2010.
==Notes==
Vorher, Wilhelm
Will Adderley

Will Adderley, 44, is a British billionaire. In 2010 he also founded investment firm WA Capital which has assets worth £468million. He is deputy chairman of fashionable furniture store Dunelm and the son of its founders Bill and Jean Adderley. The secret 500m property empire ThisisMoney.co.uk, 22 September 2016 
In 2017 he was revealed by the Sunday Times as one of the 21 biggest donors to the Leave campaign in 2016 that backed Britain's exit from the European Union.
He reportedly gave £50,000. Adderley's estimated net worth is £1.183 billion. Adam Payne and Will Martin, The 21 biggest donors to the Brexit campaign, Business Insider, May 2017 
==Notes==
Adderly, WillAdderly, Will
Will Cavendish

Dr Will Cavendish was director general for innovation, growth and technology at the Department of Health from 2014 to February 2016. Between February and September 2016 he was seconded to the Cabinet Office to lead short-term projects. He has also previously held the position of director general for international energy and climate Change at the Department of Energy and Climate Change 
==Roles outside government==
In September 2016, Dr Cavendish sought the advice of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA) on taking up an appointment as director of strategy at Google DeepMind (GDM), a technology company in the field of artificial intelligence. ACOBA noted that had not had any previous direct contractual dealings with GDM, though had had some contact with a separate sub organisation called Alphabet. ACOBA approved the appointment on condition that Dr Cavendish take up the role after a six-month period between leaving his last position in government, he would not draw on privileged information available to him in government when advising GDM, and he would not become personally involved in lobbying the UK Government for a period of 2 years. The appointment was taken up in October 2016. Summary of business appointments applications - Dr Will Cavendish, GOV.uk, accessed 26 October 2016.
His appointment comes amid growing concern surrounding the political influence of Google after 80 instances in the past decade where the company has taken on government employees. Jamie Doward, Google: new concerns raised about political influence by senior ‘revolving door’ jobs, The Guardian, 4 June 2016, accessed 26 October 2016. 
==Notes==
Category: ACOBA
Will Chambré

:Will Chambré is the Managing Director of Chambré Public Affairs which he established in early 2002. He has 14 years experience of public affairs and public relations in Northern Ireland, London and beyond.
:He worked in the House of Commons for a number of MPs and was a member of the British Gas parliamentary affairs team during the passage of the UK Gas Act 1995. In 1996, he joined the House of Commons-based Future of Europe Trust where he was responsible for organising events for young politicians from across Europe and was answerable to a cross-party group of MPs.
:On leaving the Commons, he worked as a public affairs consultant for two years. On his return Northern Ireland in 2000 he worked for a leading public affairs and PR agency. There he led a number of successful lobbying campaigns for clients who included BG Group plc and Countryside Alliance.Chambre Public Affairs People
==defending Ian Paisley junior==
:On Friday last week a political update from the lobby firm Chambre Public Affairs dropped in my e-mail in box. It accused the BBC of finding Ian Jr. guilty of nothing more than lobbying for his constituents. I shall put the full Chambre comment in the extended entry below...
:Here is the section of the Chambre Political Update dealing with Ballee:
::Ian Paisley Junior - guilty
::The BBC having made a mountain out of a molehill or rather an entire documentary out of Ian Paisley Junior's friendship with Seymour Sweeney and the failure of Junior's solicitor to properly register a property he bought from Mr Sweeney. The BBC has found Ian Junior guilty of lobbying on behalf of his constituents. The constituents, who want to buy back land from the Executive, which they were forced to sell many decades ago, happen to be dealing with a consortium of businessmen that include Seymour Sweeney - apparently this is a misdemeanour in the eyes of the BBC too.
::One does not know what facts will emerge in the future but I'm afraid the BBC are being long on insinuation and short on facts at present. Ian Junior is guilty in this case - but only of extreme naivety. Now that he is a junior minister, he, and his father, a member of the Executive, would be well advised to hand any constituency work that might lead to any accusations of conflicts of interest to the third DUP MLA, the highly able Mervyn Storey. Mind you that might assist Mr Storey's possible bid for the DUP Westminster nomination when ever the First Minster steps down from Westminster.'Ballee Belatedly' The Devenport Diaries Mark Devenport BBC Online, 12 Dec 07, 02:43 PM
==Affiliations==
*a member of the Northern Ireland Government Affairs Group, a member of the Public Relations Institute of Ireland and a member of the Chartered Institute of Public Relations. He holds a BA Hons degree in History from Sussex University.
==Notes==
Chambré, Will
Will Deighton

Will Deighton is associated with the libertarian and anti-environmental LM network. He has written for the LM associated Living Marxism and Forth. He has been linked to longtime LM associate James Heartfield. "Who is Will Deighton?", Spinwatch website, accessed 23 May 2010 There has been at least one instance where they claim to be distinct and collaborators. "Defend Spinwatch’s Right to Free Speech by James Heartfield and Will Deighton", Metamute website, accessed 7 July 2010
He is not the Will Deighton who is a past director at UBS Investment Bank and who as of April 2010 works for the Newedge Group.Email from Will Deighton of Newedge Group to SpinProfiles editors, 19 April 2010 
==Publications==
===Popular press, magazines articles and web publications===
====1994====
*William Deighton, 'Welfare: targeting practice', Living Marxism, No. 63 - January 1994, p. 14.
====1995====
*Will Deighton, 'Holocaust denial', Living Marxism, No. 77 - March 1995, p. 37.
====1996====
*Will Deighton, 'Gulf War memories', Living Marxism, No. 87 - February 1996, p. 18. 
*Will Deighton, 'The Marxist Review of Books', Living Marxism, No. 94 - October 1996, p. 43.
====1998====
*Will Deighton, 'Government by scandal', LM 108, p. 17, March 1998.
*Will Deighton, 'Iraq: A threat to whom?', LM 108, p. 32, March 1998.
====1999====
*Will Deighton Read On Read On Read On Read On: Lucky George: Memoirs Of An Anti-Politician, George Walden, Allen Lane, £17.99 hbk Living Marxism, 122, July/August 1999.
*Will Deighton, 'East Timor: The road to hell', LM 124, p. 40, October 1999.
====2010====
*Will Deighton, UK election: How Zac Goldsmith bought the green movement, forth, 29 Mar 2010, accessed 19 April 2010 (subscription req'd to access full article)
==Notes==
Deighton, Will
Will Gallagher

Will Gallagher is the operations director at the National Citizen Service and a former special adviser for the UK Ministry of Justice. Linkedin Will Gallagher, accessed 15 July 2015. 
==History==
Gallagher was chief operating officer at Shaftesbury Partnership Ltd in 2011 and prior to this he was general manager at Gallaghers Group for seven years.
From 2012 to 2015 he worked in the Ministry of Justice for the secretary of state, Chris Grayling. For this role, Gallagher was paid an annual salary of £66,000. Gov.UK Special advisers in post, 30 November 2014, accessed 29 April 2015. 
In June 2015 he was appointed operations director at the National Citizen Service.
==Notes==
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Will Greenacre

Will Greenacre is a former employee of the Science Media Centre. He now works as a Policy Officer at the Wellcome Trust.
==Education==
Greenacre graduated from the University of Leicester in 2005 with a degree in Biological Sciences. He later completed a Master's degree in Science, Culture and Communication at the University of Bath, where he also volunteered at the Press Office.
==Career==
===Science Media Centre===
Greenacre originally worked as a volunteer at the Science Media Centre in summer 2007. He started full time as Science Information Officer in September 2008. He was 'responsible for maintaining the database of scientific experts and preparing written briefings on news stories as they break'. He also managed the SMC volunteer programme.Data from Internet Archive holdings of the Science Media Centre website, 2008
===The Wellcome Trust===
Greenacre joined the Wellcome Trust as a Policy Officer in 2012.British Science Association (2012), Tales from the water cooler: March 2012, accessed 18 September 2013
==Contact==
:Email: w.greenacre [AT] wellcome.ac.uk
:Twitter: @will731
==Notes==
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Will Littlejohn

Will Littlejohn was a special adviser to the former secretary of state for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, Caroline Spelman in 2010.Department of Information Services, "Parliamentary Information List", accessed 07.09.10 
==Background==
The son of Daily Mail journalist Richard Littlejohn, he previously worked as personal assistant and press adviser to former Tory leader William Hague, before the coalition formed in 2010.Anne McElvoy, "Diary: Anne McElvoy", New Statesman, 02.07.10, accessed 14.09.10 
===Michal Kaminski MEP and the Conservative press office===
In July 2009, James Macintyre of the New Statesman wrote with concern about Conservative MEPs apparently making "ties" with European neo-fascists, including Michal Kaminski of the National Revival of Poland party (NOP), following Kaminski's appointment as new chair of the Conservatives and Reformists group in the European Parliament.James Macintyre, "Exclusive: Jewish leaders turn on Cameron's Tories", New Statesman, 29.07.09, accessed 14.09.10 Journalist George Pitcher of The Telegraph also reported the story,George Pitcher, "Cameron's revolting neo-Nazi connection", The Telegraph, 29.07.09, accessed 14.09.10 which led - according to a later article by Macintyre - to Littlejohn e-mailing Pitcher from his Conservative party e-mail account, apparently to defend Kaminski. Macintyre writes:
::Tory sympathisers quickly went on the attack against me and in defence of Kaminski, including Daniel Hannan, who described me as a "Labour spin doctor", linking to inaccurate claims on a Tory gossip site which attacked me for reporting a split between Boris Johnson and David Cameron that is now widely accepted. 
::Now, I have learned that on 3 August Will Littlejohn, the Conservative Party press officer responsible for "foreign affairs, shadow leader of the House, community cohesion", wrote an email from an official Conservative account to Pitcher. (Like Hannan, Littlejohn also linked to the Tory gossip site.)
::In the email, seen by the New Statesman, he made a number of points in defence of Kaminski.James Macintyre, "Exclusive: Tory press officer in email smears", New Statesman, accessed 14.09.10, 09.10.09
==Contact, Resources, Notes==
===Notes===
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Will Marshall

Will Marshall is President of the Progressive Policy Institute and cofounder of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC). According to Rightweb 'has been a leading figure in the effort to push the Democratic Party toward aggressive foreign policy, in particular in the "war on terror."'Rightweb Will Marshall
::In December, Mr. Marshall, who calls Schlesinger "an inspiration," hosted a quiet gathering of like-minded journalists and intellectuals at the Washington, D.C., offices of the institute. Mr. Marshall brought together Wellesley College professor Thomas Cushman, William Galston of the Brookings Institution, writer Peter Beinart, Leon Wieseltier of the New Republic, author Fred Siegel, Michael Allen of the National Endowment for Democracy along with Gary Kent, a Labor politician from Britain, among others, to find a way to concentrate liberals against terror.
::Today's Web-oriented culture has made it difficult for these ideological warriors to gain traction. The force of anti-war blogs, such as the DailyKos, which targets liberals like Christopher Hitchens, who take the fight against jihadis seriously, is pervasive. Mr. Marshall has hope that the excesses of a presidential primary campaign will give way to the reasoned decisions of a general election. "In the general election, the discussion will have to turn to the Jihadist threat because it's not going away," Mr. Marshall says. "Elected officials have to represent real voters not the wrathful minions of cyberspace."Come Back, Schlesinger, by Seth Gitell, The New York Sun, 6 March 2007.
==Affiliations==
*Democratiya, contributor | The Policy Network | Project for the New American Century | Euston Manifesto United States | Progressive Policy Institute | Truman National Security Project - Board of Advisors
==Resources==
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*Rightweb Will Marshall
==References==
Marshall, Will
Will McDonald

Will McDonald is a former special adviser to Yvette Cooper, the member of parliament for Normanton, Pontefract and Castleford since 2010, having previously been the MP for Pontefract and Castleford since 1997. 
McDonald was worked for Cooper in various departments, ranging from the Department for Work and Pensions, the HM Treasury to the Department of Communities and Local Government between 2007 and 2010. Will McDonald LinkedIn profile, accessed 24 October 2014 
He now works as a trustee at the The Fatherhood Institute, a think tank that focuses on policy, research and practice. 
==Notes==
McDonald, Will
Will Parbury

::At 25 he was the Labour Party’s youngest candidate in the North West of England at the 2005 General Election. He stood in Fylde where is gained 11,828 votes unfortunately the Tory candidate as in every Fylde election in the last hundred years got substantially more.About, Parburypolitica, accessed 17 April 2008.
==Affiliations==
*Labour Party
*Euston Manifesto
==References==
Will Quince

Will Quince has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for Colchester since May 2015. Will Quince MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 28 May 2015 
Quince defeated the Liberal Democrats candidate Bob Russell, who had held the seat since 1997 Sir Bob Russell www.parliament.uk, accessed 28 May 2015 , with a majority of 5,575. Colchester parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 28 May 2015 
==Notes==
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Will Sherlock

Will Sherlock is an associate director at UK lobbying firm Lexington Communications, where he 'provides political and regulatory advice to clients in a range of sectors'.
He previously worked for the Labour Party supporting the Parliamentary Labour Party's political briefing operation working on economic and business issues. 
Before the 2010 UK general election he worked in the Department for Business providing ministers with political and media advice on science and innovation policy.
==Notes==
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Will Smith

Will Smith is an account executive at lobbying firm Brevia Consulting. 
==Background==
Previously a researcher to Margot James MP, where he assisted as Parliamentary Private Secretary to Lord Green (then Minister for Trade and Investment).
 
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