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Judy Barsalou

Judy Barsalou is (May 2007) Vice President, Grants & Fellowships Program at the United States Institute for Peace (USIP). From USIP's biography:
:Judy Barsalou joined USIP in 2000 as the director of the Grant program and is currently the vice president of the Grants & Fellowships program. Previously a program officer at the Jerusalem Fund, Center for Policy Analysis on Palestine, Barsalou has over two decades of experience researching and working on issues related to the Middle East. In 1996–99, she served as executive director of the Middle East Research and Information Project, which publishes the Middle East Report.In 1992–95, Barsalou was director of academic programs at the Institute of Government Affairs, University of California at Davis, and she also served as principal negotiator for the university's office of research in 1991–92. As a program officer with the Ford Foundation for eight years, first in its New York headquarters, then in its Cairo office, Barsalou developed, monitored, and evaluated grants supporting research, training, and institutional development in international relations, human rights, economics, governance, and public policy.She founded and managed the foundation's Middle East Research Competition, a regional social science competition that provides research funding to non-Western-trained scholars. Barsalou holds a Ph.D. in comparative politics and a Middle East Institute certificate from Columbia University.
==External Resources==
*USIP biography accessed 14 May 2007.
Judy Larkin

Judy Larkin is 'a specialist in reputation management, crisis management and risk communication with over 25 years’ international experience.'Birmingham University Thought Leaders International Conference on Brand Management: Judy Larkin, Accessed 1 May 2011 Along with Michael Regester she founded the PR firm Regester Larkin. Larkin is a 'former head of corporate relations for Logica plc', and she 'has held board level positions with a number of major UK and US consultancies and has worked extensively in Europe, the United States and Australasia.'Nuclear Industry Association Judy Larkin 	| Wednesday, 02 August 2006, Director, Regester Larkin 
According to a biographical note she 'advises organizations on how to anticipate and assess threats and opportunities from emerging issues and to develop response strategies designed to align operational and reputational objectives with stakeholder expectations.'
Larkin is a senior research fellow, advisory board member and lecturer at the Risk Management Centre of King’s College, London University and has reportedly lectured at 'a number of universities and business schools, including the Centre for Risk Analysis at Harvard University’s School of Public Health.'
Larkin's client experience includes working for Bayer, British Nuclear Fuels Limited, Shell, GSK, IBM, Vodafone, Cable & Wireless, Baxter, 3M, British Airways and Sony Corporation. She is a member of the International Public Relations Association and a Fellow of the Institute of Public Relations.http://www.regesterlarkin.com/rl/staff_jlarkin.shtml She is a board member of the Washington DC-based Issue Management Council whose members include Bivings Group, AstraZeneca, and GlaxoSmithKline. Its 'partners' include Shell and the Philip Morris Management Corporation. http://www.issuemanagement.org/documents/organizations.html
Larkin is also a Fellow of the Royal Institution (RI). In July 2000 she took part in 'Interrogating the Precautionary Principle' , an Institute of Ideas event at the Royal Institution.Future Foundation Interrogating the Precautionary Principle Friday 14 July 2000, The Royal Institution of Great Britain , Retrieved from the Internet Archive of 4 March 2003 on 1 May 2011 This was billed as: 'eminent scientists, social scientists and writers will question the premises of the precautionary principle'. The event was 'convened' by Susan Greenfield of the RI, and Tony Gilland and Helene Guldberg of the LM network. Unsurprisingly, for an LM network event all sessions had at least one network associate (all former members of the Revolutionary Communist Party) speaking or chairing. Thus
Helene Guldberg, former publisher, LM magazine chaired the first session, Anne Furedi, director of communications, British Pregnancy Advisory Service, chaired the second. Former Party leader Frank Furedi spoke on the third panel along with Judy Larkin in a debate chaired by Susan Greenfield. Tracey Brown and Ellen Raphael who went on to work for Regester Larkin both contributed to LM and are part of the LM network, as is the Institute of Ideas. 
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Julia Babette Sarah Neuberger

Rabbi Baroness Julia Babette Sarah Neuberger.
==JC Power 100==
In 2008, The Jewish Chronicle declared 'the top spots' on their second annual list of those who 'wield the greatest influence on British Jewry'. Neuberger is listed at number 19The Jewish Chronicle JC Power 100: Sacks stays on top, as new names emerge. 9th May 2008. Accessed 16th August 2008. The criteria for being listed is described as 'those with a vision for Jewish life in this country and who did their utmost to bring it about using either money; persuasion; religion; culture; political or social leadership; or simply inspiring through word and deed'. In order for someone to be listed in the top 20, it was generally necessary to demonstrate influence in more than one of the spheresThe Jewish Chronicle How we made our selection 9th May 2008. Accessed 16th August 2008.
The article describes how...
:'Her appointment last June as the government’s independent volunteering champion has embellished a diverse CV. The 58-year-old was Britain’s second woman rabbi and the first to have her own congregation. She was chief executive of healthcare think-tank the King’s Fund and represents the Liberal Democrats in the House of Lords, where she speaks on health issues. In her latest role, she recently lent support to a World Jewish Relief initiative which reflected her desire to see “genuinely useful opportunities for volunteers” and for charities “to present clear ‘asks’ — where are the skills gaps, how can people make a difference, and so forth”'The Jewish Chronicle JC Power 100: Sacks stays on top, as new names emerge. 9th May 2008. Accessed 16th August 2008..
Others included in the list were Lord Levy (number 9), Ron Prosor (number 10), Daniel Finkelstein (number 11), Trevor Chinn (number 14), John Mann (number 17), Jonathan Freedland (number 18), Lord Janner (number 20), Prime Minister Gordon Brown (number 29) & Poju Zabludowicz (number 30)
==Affiliations==
*British Council
*SDP, former member
*British American Project for the Successor Generation 
*Media Standards Trust
*Rayne Foundation
*Community Security Trust
*Jewish Leadership Council
*Institute for Jewish Policy Research
*A Very Light Sleeper: The Persistence and Dangers of Antisemitism - Review by the Runnymede Commission on Antisemitism - Commission member
==References==
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Julia Clarke

Julia Clarke is a Scottish based lobbyist and PR person.
==Affiliations==
*Former director of Public Affairs for the Consumers' Association in Scotland
*Association of Scottish Public Affairs
*Holyrood Strategy Scotland, Director, 31.07.1998 - 29.05.2000
*Drinksnet Limited, Director, 07.09.1998 - 28.06.2002
*Holyroodnews.com, Director, 17.05.2000 - 15.07.2002
*Crawford Clarke, Director, 18.10.2000 - 12.03.2003
*Holyrood Group Limited, Director, 27.07.2001 - 09.05.2003
==News Stories==
*http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/458840.stm
*http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/458296.stm
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Julia Cleverdon

Julia Cleverdon: appointed as Chief Executive of Business in the Community in 1992: started her career working in industrial relations for British Leyland, married to the late John Garnett, director of the Industrial Society. Her voluntary roles include being a director of In Kind Direct, Governor of Henley Management College, Trustee of Timebank (in the mezzanine office along with Demos and a whole host of other New-Labour connected groups), patron of the Helena Kennedy Bursary Scheme, patron of Volunteer Reading Help and an Ambassador for the World Wildlife Fund. Formed Project Head Start (for school-leavers in the innner city . 
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Julia Goldsworthy

Julia Goldsworthy (born 10 September 1978) is a former Liberal Democrat member of parliament (MP) who was a special adviser to chief secretary Danny Alexander at HM Treasury. The coalition special advisers, Civil Service World, (the newspaper for the senior civil service) 7 April 2011, accessed 5 October 2011 from June 2010 until Julia Goldsworthy, LinkedIn profile May 2014. 
Goldsworthy is now a senior adviser at Big 4 consultancy PwC. She was a senior policy adviser at London lobbying agency Hanover Communications from July 2014 until August 2015. LinkedIn profile Julia Goldsworthy, accessed 9 August 2015 
==Career==
right|thumb|250px|Former MP and Coalition government adviser and lobbyist Julia Goldsworthy, July 2014 Goldsworthy was MP for Falmouth and Camborne from 2005 until she lost her seat by just 66 votes to the Conservative candidate George Eustice in the 2010 general election in the redefined Camborne and Redruth constituency. In the House of Commons she was the Liberal Democrat spokesperson for Communities and Local Government. Ian Griggs and Micah Sulit The eight public affairs professionals standing to become MPs PR Week, 16 April 2015, accessed 16 April 2015.
Goldsworthy graduated from Cambridge University in 2000 with a history degree, before going on to work for Truro MP Matthew Taylor. Elected to Parliament in 2005, she shadowed the chief secretary’s role for two years – 'good preparation for her current Treasury position' according to Civil Service World.
==Standing for parliament again despite 'golden goodbye' payment in 2010==
Having lost her constituency seat in the 2010 election, Goldsworthy was given a payoff of £32,383. Despite this resettlement payment, she has been recalled to the Liberal Democrats and will stand for the Camborne in the 2015 general election. Back for more! 14 Labour and Lib Dem ex-MPs given payoffs of up to £55,000 when they lost their seats are standing again Daily Mail, 5 February 2015, accessed 22 April 2015 
==Affiliations== 
*Westminster Diet and Health Forum 
==Resources==
See: Fracking lobbying firms
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*Melissa Jones and Andy Rowell, Access all areas: Westminster's (vast) fracking lobby exposed, 29 April 2015.
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Julia Manning

Julia Manning is the founder and director of 2020health, a web-based centre right think tank for health and social care, set up in 2006 to 'uniquely focus on bottom-up policy development by front line professionals. 2020health.org,People: Julia Manning BSc (Hons) MCOptom WCDC, accessed 14 September 2010. 
==Activities==
According to the Sunday Times, Manning is a close adviser to the Tory leadership, and in January 2010 hosted a "Cameron Direct" town hall meeting for him. Cameron Direct Online: Health,, 8 January 2010, (accessed 14 September 2010) That same month she also published a report that claimed ending free treatment for minor or “lifestyle” illnesses could save £20 billion a year — about a fifth of the annual budget. Jonathan Oliver,Tory adviser Julia Manning wants end to minor treatments on NHS, Sunday Times, 10 January 2010, accessed 14 September 2010.
Manning was a prospective Conservative MP candidate for Gosport. "I got involved in politics because I was furious at the way that government was treating our public services," she says. Julia Manning, one of Gosport's prospective Conservative MP candidates, outlines her plans
==Policy positions==
Julia Manning criticised Professor David Nutt's research into the potential benefits of MDMA on the brain. Manning accuses Nutt of publicity seeking and of "irresponsible science". 2020 Health, 22nd September 2012, A worthless and potentially dangerous experiment, as anyone who has lost a child to drugs knows accessed 25th September 2012 Nutt's research has been funded by Channel 4 and will be televised, according to Nutt the project has two purposes, to show the research process from design to analysis and to provide the first UK research that uses imaging technology to study the effects of MDMA on the brain. Julia Manning is critical of the project and argues it risks glamorising the drug. Oliver Laughlan, The Guardian, Friday 21 September David Nutt and Julia Manning: is it right to take ecstasy in a TV trial? accessed 22nd September 2012 
==Affiliations==
*Director of the Institute of Optometry
*Founder member of the British Association of Behavioural Optometrists
*Blogs for CentreRight.com
*Lambeth PCT Professional Executive Committee (2004-07) Julia Manning LinkedIn profile (accessed 14 September 2010)
*Media Intelligence Partners
==Background==
===Biography===
Manning was educated at Portsmouth High School and did her degree at City University in Optometry and Visual Science, graduating in 1990. She became a community optometrist, working first in Hertfordshire and then London, 'specialising in lens and refraction clinics at the Royal Free Hospital, and diabetes. Julia Manning LinkedIn profile (accessed 14 September 2010)
==Contact==
:Address: 83 Victoria Street London SW1H OHW
:Phone: 020 3170 7702 or 020 3170 7703
:Mobile: 07973 312358
:Website: http://www.2020health.org/about_us_people.html
:Twitter: http://twitter.com/juliamanning
:Blog: http://juliamanning.wordpress.com/
==Resources==
Blog: http://2020health.wordpress.com/
==Notes==
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Julia Middleton

Julia Middleton is the chief executive and co-founder of Common Purpose, a leadership development organisation. Julia Middleton, Common Purpose, accessed 14 December 2010. 
==Background==
Middleton was born in London and educated at French Lycees in the UK, France and the US. She worked for the Industrial Society after receiving an economics degree from the London School of Economics. She is married and has five children. About Julia Middleton, Blog Julia Middleton's Thoughts on Leadership, accessed 14 December 2010 
Common Purpose was formed in 1988. Her husband, Rupert Middleton went on a business course in USA where he spotted Community Leadership Programmes. Julia Middleton raised half a million in business sponsorship. According to Charles Handy, in 1999 Common Purpose had 120 paid staff with a turnover of £3million sterling. Julia's father worked for Peat Marwick and she had met Rupert, John Garnett, Julia Cleverdon at the Industrial Society. Handy, C. (1999) The New Alchemists, Random House 
CP's website has impressive sources of funding. There are a few rants about the organisation online (mostly centring around Middleton's proximity to the Office of the Deputy PM (ODPM) and the political patronage thereof. For example Middleton has herself criticised political patronage.House of Commons Public Administration Select Committee, Government By Appointment: Opening Up The Patronage State, Fourth Report of Session 2002–03
Middleton is well networked in the New Labour, Careerist, Atlanticist networks.
==Affiliations==
Middleton's biography states she has helped to found the following organisations:
* Demos think tank
* Alfanar or the Arab Learning Initiative, which describes its role as venture philanthropy. Arab Learning Initiative and Alfanar 
* Media Standards Trust
* The Good Governance Network
* Impetus Trust, which develops venture philanthropy in the UK (she is a past trustee)
Middleton is also on the Advisory Group of the Oxford Business School.
==Contact and Resources==
Book: Middleton, J. (2007)Beyond Authority: Leadership in a Changing World, Palgrave Macmillan 
Blog: Julia Middleton's Thoughts on Leadership at: http://juliamiddleton.net/
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Julia Staunig

Julia Staunig was a partner at public affairs consultancy GPlus (April 2003 - 2008), where she specialised in banking, insurance, competition policy and transport. She advised clients on the development of complex and integral political strategies on the Financial Services Action Plan (FSAP) and for the post-FSAP era. Competition policy is one of the main horizontal issues in her financial services work. She has also worked on a major competition case in the IT industry. In the area of transport, Julia has helped her client to raise awareness within the EU institutions of the potential of new technologies to ease Europe’s traffic problems.GPlus Europe, Julia Staunig, Web Archive, 24 May 2008, accessed 12 January 2010.
==Background==
Before joining GPlus in April 2003, she worked in the European Parliament, specialising in agriculture and rural development, notably the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy. Julia has also worked in the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Transport and Energy, where she dealt with land transport.GPlus Europe, Julia Staunig, Web Archive, 24 May 2008, accessed 12 January 2010.
==Resources==
*GPlus Europe, Julia Staunig, Web Archive, 24 May 2008, accessed 12 January 2010.
==Notes==
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Julian Astle

Julian Astle was a special adviser for policy to the then deputy prime minister Nick Clegg at 10 Downing Street and a former director of the think-tank CentreForum.Julian Astle, CentreForum, accessed 10 January 2011. 
As special adviser to Clegg, Astle was paid an annual salary of £80,000. Special advisers in post, 30 November 2014 GOV.UK, accessed 28 April 2015 
Astle is a member of the Coalition 2.0 group looking at policy ideas for the second half of this Parliament. Top 50 most influential Liberal Democrats 2011: 26-50 The Telegraph, 18 September 2014, accessed 16 October 2014 
Astle also works as a columnist and blogger at the Telegraph 
==Background==
Astle ran the think-tank CentreForum, ' an independent, liberal think-tank seeking to develop evidence based policy solutions to the problems facing Britain,' from 2005 until 2011. 
Previously, he worked in Bosnia and Kosovo for the United Nations, and before that, as political adviser to the then leader of the Liberal Democrats, Paddy Ashdown MP.Julian Astle, Reports of the Lib Dems’ death have been greatly exaggerated, telegraph.co.uk, 13 April 2011. 
Having started working for a Lib Dem MP in 1994, Astle spent six years working his way up in parliament until he found himself in the leader's office in London. Interview: CentreForum's Julian Astle 2 November 2010, accessed 9 October 2014 
==Publications==
===Articles===
*The alchemists of liberalism have left their parties behind, guardian.co.uk, 20 June 2011.
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Julian Glover

Julian Glover is currently special adviser for the Department for Transport to Patrick McLoughlin, focusing on policy. Speaking of his appointment in 2013, Cameron said: 
“It makes a huge difference having someone who is trusted by No. 10 and knows how to keep them happy. It’s been extremely helpful.” Guide to the Department for Transport "The House Parliament's Magazine", Vol. 9, p. 19, 03.2013, accessed 22 September 2014. 
As a special adviser Glover is paid an annual salary of £83,000. Special advisers in post, 30 November 2014 GOV.UK, accessed 30 April 2015 
==Background==
Glover made his name as a chief leader writer at the The Guardian before moving to 10 Downing Street to become a speech writer for the Prime Minister.
Glover established his name in political circles by helping John Major to write his memoirs. 
==Education==
Glover attended the University of Oxford in 1991, where he undertook a degree in History. Julian Glover LinkedIn profile, accessed 22 September 2014. 
==Notes==
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Julian Gorkin

Julian Gorkin was a Spanish communist and Comintern agent in the 1920s. By the early 1960s, hew was editing Cuadernos, the South American journal of the anti-communist Congress for Cultural Freedom.Frances Stonor Saunders, Who Paid the Piper: The CIA and the Cultural Cold War, Granta, 2000, p.347.
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Julian Granville

Julian Granville is the CEO of clothing retailer Boden.
==Career==
Granville joined clothing retailer Boden in 1995 and the finance director. In 1997 he was appointed managing director of J P Boden & Co Ltd and he is currently the CEO of Boden. Bloomberg Julian Granville, accessed 2 April 2015.
==Letter to the Telegraph==
On 1 April 2015 Granville was one of 103 business leaders who wrote to the Telegraph praising the British Conservative Party's economic policies and claiming a Labour government would 'threaten jobs and deter investment' in the UK.Peter Dominiczak, 100 business chiefs: Labour threatens Britain's recovery, Telegraph, 2 April 2015.
==Political donations==
Recorded by the Electoral Commission: Electoral Commission, Donation Search, accessed 2 April 2015.
Date
Name of donor
Amount
Donated to
Subsidiary (parties only)
18/03/2009
Julian P Granville
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
Westminster North
30/06/2009
Julian P Granville
£5,000.00
Conservative Party
Central Party
07/11/2012
Julian P Granville
£2,000.00
Conservative Party
Westminster North
==Affiliations==
*Piper Private Equity Limited, member of advisory panel
===Former affiliations===
*Coopers & Lybrand's management consultancy division in Russia
==Notes==
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Julian Huppert

Julian Huppert was the Liberal Democrats MP for Cambridge from 2010 to 2015.Dr Julian Huppert, www.parliament.uk, accessed 24 August 2013.
In the 2015 general election Huppert lost his seat to the Labour Party's Daniel Zeichner by 599 votes. BBC News Cambridge, accessed 15 May 2015.
==Affiliations==
*Honorary Associate National Secular Society National Secular Society Our Honorary Associates. Accessed 20 September 2015.
*Former member of the Smart Cities All-Party Parliamentary Group
*Associate Parliamentary Health Group
*All Party Parliamentary Group on Climate Change Group
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Julian Knapp

Julian Knapp is Deputy Director, Communications at Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty in Prague.LinkedIn Julian Knapp, accessed 1 March 2009He was formerly with the Aspen Institute Berlin for three years and in 2007 attended the Democracy & Security International Conference where he was listed as a 'political consultant' from the UK.Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009
According to a biographical note formerly on the website of the Aspen Institute Berlin, Knapp 'joined Aspen in 2003 after completing his university studies in the United Kingdom.' Later notes on the same site state that he left Aspen 'at the end of April' 2007. 'After over three years of service as a Program Officer and as the Director of Programs, Julian has moved to London in pursuit of new challenges', it noted.Aspen Institute Berlin Julian Knapp has left Aspen Berlin 2007-05-07, cited at Zoom Info Julian Knapp, accessed 1 march 2009 
==Background==
According to a biographical note formerly on the website of the Aspen Institute Berlin, Knapp 'holds an MA in Economics and Philosophy from the University of St. Andrews and an MSc in International and European Politics from the University of Edinburgh. During his undergraduate studies he spent a year in the United States at the University of California, Irvine.'Aspen Institute Berlin Julian Knapp, cited at Zoom Info Julian Knapp, accessed 1 March 2009 
==Affiliations==
Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009| Business and Security Conference, participantBusiness and Security, Conference Report, Prague Security Studies Institute, Accessed 15-June-2009. |
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