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Charlie Denson

Charlie Denson
Title: President, Nike Brand
Born: Corvallis, Oregon, USA
Education: B.A., Business, Utah State University, 1978
Joined Nike: 1979
First position: Assistant store manager of The Athletic Department, the first Nike-owned retail store in Portland, Oregon. (1979-1980) 
==Other positions held at Nike== 
*East Coast Sports Marketing Representative for College Basketball, Pro Football & Pro Baseball, Boston (1980-1981) 
*Futures 1 Customer Service Manager for Western U.S., Portland (1981-1982) 
*Sales Representative, Footwear & Apparel, Los Angeles (1982-1989) 
*Southern California Footwear Sales Manager (1989-1990) 
*Strategic Accounts Apparel GMM, Portland (1990-1991) 
*Foot Locker Footwear GMM (1991) 
*Head, Sales Training & Development (1992) 
*Director, SAI (FootAction, TSA, JCP, TFL, and TAF) (1993-1994) 
*Director, USA Apparel Sales (1994) 
*Director, USA Sales (1994-1997) 
*Vice President, European Sales, Hilversum, The Netherlands (1997-1998) 
*Vice President and General Manager, Nike Europe (1998-2000) 
*Vice President and General Manager, Nike USA (2000-2001) 
*President, Nike Brand (2001-present) 
*Charlie Denson is a Nike veteran with broad, global experience. He joined Nike in 1979, starting as an assistant manager in one of Nike’s original retail stores in Portland, Oregon. He has held a variety of senior general management roles, including leadership of Nike’s U.S. and European businesses. As President, Charlie oversees all aspects of the Nike brand worldwide.
Before joining Nike, Charlie worked at Meier & Frank in Portland, Oregon. 
All information from Nike's website
Charlie Elphicke

Charlie Elphicke has been the Conservative Party MP for Dover since 2010.Charlie Elphicke, wwww.parliament.uk, accessed 28 February 2014. He was re-elected in 2015 with a majority of 6,294. Dover Parliamentary constituency BBC News, accessed 21 May 2015 
He was appointed as Lord Commissioner to HM Treasury, part of the Government Whip on 13 May 2015.Charlie Elphicke ProfileGov.UK, accessed 25 September 2015
==Not in my constituency==
In September 2013, Elphicke wrote a piece for Conservative Home supporting fracking, in which he writes:
:'Shale gas presents [an] opportunity. And it does more. It offers the UK the chance to invest in immature low carbon technologies which are home grown and which can then add real value to the UK if they can be properly developed and sold abroad. It offers local communities the opportunity to directly benefit from the natural resource buried thousands of feet beneath our feet. And it offers the government an asset against which it can borrow (if necessary) but which will in any case offer foreign investors confidence in the stability of UK PLC' Charlie Elphicke, Charlie Elphicke MP and Chris Pincher MP: Shale gas – good for consumers, the environment and energy security, conservativehome, 26 September 2016, accessed 1 December 2016 .
A month later however, he came out against opposed the applications for exploratory drilling in East Kent and vowed to convince other Ministers to do the same, saying:
:'I’ve always said we have got to balance that against safety – the risk to the water aquifer and our drinking water is too great. So I oppose these applications. In other areas that are more suitable and don’t have the same risks we should explore it but we use the aquifer for all our drinking water. If it could be contaminated this is a risk I don’t think we should take.' Defend Lytham, Local MP in shock announcement on fracking, 'Defend Lytham October 2013, accessed 1 December 2016. 
===Voting record===
Elphicke has voted a mixture of for and against increased regulation on fracking. Charlie Elphicke, TheyWorkForYou, accessed 1 December 2016. 
*26 January 2015: voted against making fracking companies apply for an environmental permit before conducting exploratory drilling. He voted against an amendment to the Infrastructure Bill to include an 18 month moratorium on fracking.
*11 February 2015: voted in favour of requiring more pre-conditions for where fracking can take place.
*16 December 2015: voted in favour of weakening regulations on fracking in protected areas and national parks.
==Affiliations==
*Katy Eustice, now a campaign lobbyist with CrosbyTextor in the UK, worked as a parliamentary adviser for Elphicke prior to 2014. 
==Publications==
===Articles===
*Charlie Elphicke MP: Charity bosses have to find their vocation again, Telegraph, 12 August 2013.
*Andy Ricketts, Tory MP says charity think tank is too close to the Labour Party, Third Sector, 20 June 2014.
==Notes==
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Charlie Massey

Charlie Massey is a former UK senior civil servant, now chief executive and registrar at the General Medical Council (GMC), the public body that maintains the official register of medical practitioners within the UK.
Until October 2016 Massey was director general for strategy and external relations at the UK Department of Health, where he served as a top aide to Conservative health secretary Jeremy Hunt. His appointment at the GMC was condemned by many doctors.
==Controversies==
==='Conflict of interest'===
In July 2016 over 1300 doctors signed a letter of no confidence in the GMC, on the grounds that Massey's involvement in pushing a controversial new contract for junior doctors showed a conflict of interest. The contract had prompted repeated strikes by medical professionals. Ashitha Nagesh, Doctors embroiled in another dispute over one of Jeremy Hunt’s aides, METRO, 16 July 2016, accessed 26 October 2016. The doctors wrote:
:‘The GMC is an independent organisation that seeks to protect patients...However, the appointment of Charlie Massey as the chief executive of the GMC demonstrates a lack of regard for the public, and undermines the duty of care that it has towards those it seeks to protect. His position as the director general of the Department of Health and adviser to the health secretary demonstrates, in our view, a clear conflict of interest. We are concerned as to how the GMC can maintain its independence with this appointment.’
===No idea about 7-day NHS proposals costs===
Massey caught press attention in February 2016 for being unable to answer questions on the funding of the government's seven-day NHS proposals at a hearing of the parliamentary Public Accounts Committee. Dan Bloom, Top Jeremy Hunt advisor admits he has no idea what 7-day NHS will cost, Mirror, 24 February 2016, accessed 26 October 2016. 
==ACOBA rules GMC appointment 'not improper'==
When Massey sought the approval of the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA) in July 2016 to become chief executive and registrar at GMC the committee found that, even though the role would involve contact with government, the transition was not 'improper' and would benefit both the Department of Health and the health care sector. It noted that he that had applied for the role and been offered it following an open competition.
ACOBA agreed on condition that Massey would not draw on information from his time in Crown service, and that he would not personally lobby government on behalf of GMC for a period of two years, outside of communications that are 'in the normal course of business for the GMC as a regulator'. Summary of business appointments applications - Charlie Massey, GOV.uk, accessed 25 October 2016.
==Previous roles==
Massey was account director for ageing society and state pensions at the Department for Work and Pensions, and was appointed director general for Acute Care and Workforce in July 2016.
==Charity roles==
Massey is deputy chair of the Action on Disability and Development charity and chairs a housing charity called the Walnut Tree.
==Notes==
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Charlotte Lawson

Charlotte Lawson is a special adviser to prime minister Theresa May and chief of government relations with the 'third sector', appointed in October 2016. In this role, her responsibilities include developing the government's relations with charity and voluntary groups. Andy Ricketts, New Downing Street special adviser once worked for Gina Miller, Third Sector, 4 October 2016, accessed 13 January 2017. 
As of December 2016, her annual salary is £72,000. List of special advisers in post as at 21st December 2016, GOV.uk, accessed 12 January. 
==Career==
Prior to her appointment in Number 10, Lawson worked for close to four years in the think tank Centre for Social Justice, set up by Iain Duncan Smith, as a strategic partnerships director.
Before that, she had an extensive career working for the food industry as a services director, with twelve years experience working for Food for Britain, and then four years with the Food and Drink Federation. Charlotte Lawson], LinkedIn, accessed 13 January 2017. 
==Notes==
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Charlotte Leslie

Charlotte Leslie is the former Conservative Party MP for Bristol North West. She was elected in May 2010 with a majority vote of 3,643 Charlotte Leslie MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 10 March 2015 but lost the seat to Labour in the 2017 snap general election.
Leslie is now the director of the Conservative Middle East Council.
==Background==
Before being voted in to Parliament, Leslie worked as a researcher for the National Autistic Society. She also previously worked as an education associate at The Young Foundation and as a researcher for Policy Exchange, the neoconservative orientated think-tank which has close ties with David Cameron. Charlotte Leslie LinkedIn, accessed 9 March 2015 
==PPS to minister==
From May 2015 Leslie was parliamentary private secretary to the international development minister Grant Shapps. Guido Fawkes PPS reshuffle in full, 29 May 2015, accessed 1 June 2015.
==Education==
Leslie studied Classics at the University of Oxford between 1997 and 2001. 
==Controversies==
===Tory MP’s sudden change of heart over tax-avoidance donor===
In February 2015 Leslie reversed her pledge to hand back a £5,000 donation from Hugh Sloane. despite making public her decision that she wouldn't be accepting it.The Independent reported that Leslie had mistakenly understood Sloane to have been found guilty of tax evasion hence why she initially decided to return the money. Oliver Wright Charlotte Leslie: Tory MP’s sudden change of heart over tax-avoidance donor The Independent, 17 February 2015, accessed 10 March 2015 
On her decision to retain the donation, Leslie stated that 'it is clear this was not tax evasion, and that there was no criminal prosecution of Hugh Sloane ... given this, I will not be returning the donation'. In response to this controversy Leslie declined to comment, but a Conservative spokesman said: 'All donations to the Conservative party are properly and transparently declared to the Electoral Commission, published by them, and comply fully with Electoral Commission rules.' 
==Contact==
====Constituency====
*Address: 184 Henleaze Road, Bristol, BS9 4NE
*Telephone: 0117 962 9427
====Parliamentary====
*Address: House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA
*Telephone: 020 7219 7026
*Fax: 020 7219 0921
*charlotte.leslie.mp@parliament.uk
====Web & Social media====
*Website: http://charlotteleslie.com
*Twitter: https://twitter.com/clesliemp
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Beer Group
*House of Commons Health Select Committee
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Water Safety and Drowning Prevention, Member 'Water and Safety and Drowning Prevention Register',parliament.uk, accessed 11 November 2015
*All-Party Parliamentary Save the Pub Group - Vice-chairSave the Pub APPG Register Feb 16, www.parliament.uk, accessed 19 February 2016
==Notes==
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Charlotte Winsley

Charlotte Winsley is a director at PR and lobbing firm Brunswick Group.
==Career==
After graduating from university, Winsley was hired as a broadcast advisor to the Conservative Party, between 1999 and 2004, working for William Hague during his 2001 General Election campaign, head of broadcast for Conservative Central Office and head of media for Steve Norris' 2004 London Mayoral Election Campaign.
Since 2004 she has been a director at the Brunswick Group. Charlotte Winsley Linkedin, accessed 21 October 2014 Her clients have included Northern Rock, Gap Inc., Boden and Shop Direct Group, advising L'Oreal on the £652m acquisition of The Body Shop, P&O's £3.9bn cash acquisition by DP World and the sale of Aga Foodservice to Ali Group. Charlotte Winsley Brunswick Group, accessed 21 October 2014 
==Education==
*BA Hons, Politics and History, The Manchester Metropolitan University 1995 – 1998
==Notes==
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Charter88

Charter88 is a lobbying group for civil rights and a Bill of Rights in the UK. Its charter can be found here
==Principals==
===Executive===
*Robin Anderson 
*Terry Myers
*Debbie Chay
*Clare Rayner 
*Peter Davidson 
*Vicky Seddon
*Peter Hirst 
*Gordon Snow 
*John Jackson 
*Stuart Weir
==Contact==
:Website: www.charter88.org.uk
Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment

The Chartered Institute for Securities and Investment is a professional body for those who work in the financial and investment industry. It is based in the City of London. 
Its aim is ""To set standards of professional excellence and integrity for the investment and securities industry, providing qualifications and promoting the highest level of competence to our members, other individuals and firms."
Its Charitable Objectives are:
* To promote, for the public benefit, the advancement and dissemination of knowledge in the field of securities and investments
* To develop high ethical standards for practitioners in securities and investments and to promote such standards in the UK and overseas
* To act as an authoritative body for the purpose of consultation and research in matters of education or public interest concerning investment in securities.
==Lobbying==
CISI employs external lobbying agency Cicero Consulting.APPC register, 1 September 2011 to 30 November 2011
==Contacts==
8 Eastcheap, London EC3M 1AE
http://www.cisi.org
==References==
Category: Financial sector lobbying
Chartered Institute of Taxation

The Chartered Institute of Taxation is the "apolitical" professional body in the UK for advisers dealing with all aspects of taxation.CIOT, About Us, accessed April 2011
==People==
*Vincent Oratore, President of the Chartered Institute of Taxation. Oratore is a member of the Treasury's Tax Professionals Forum. 
*John Whiting, Tax Policy Director at the Chartered Institute of Taxation. Whiting is also Tax Director of the Office of Tax Simplification.OTS, , accessed April 2011. He had a long career with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) where he was a tax partner for 25 years.
==Affiliations==
* Acts as the secretariat for the All-Party Parliamentary Taxation Group as at October 2011.
==Contact==
1st Floor, Artillery House
11-19 Artillery Row
London, SW1P 1RT
http://www.tax.org.uk
==References==
Category: Financial sector lobbyingCategory:Tax avoidance
Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE) is the standard setter and authority on building services engineering. The Institution speaks for the profession and so is consulted by government on matters relating to construction, engineering and sustainability. It is represented on major bodies and organisations which govern construction and engineering occupations in the UK, Europe and worldwide. CIBSE refers itself as "pioneer in responding to the threat of climate change" bz creating " the most environmentally friendly systems in major projects across the globe."CIBSE, About CIBSE, accessed 22 Oct 2013.
==People==
===Board Members 20013-14===
*George Adams, President
*Peter Kinsella, President-Elect; Associate at Lehr Consultants International (Australia)
*John Field, Vice President; Director of Power Efficiency (the energy and carbon management business within construction and services group Balfour Beatty); founder of the energy management consultancy Target Energy Services (became part of Power Efficiency Ltd in 2007 and joined the Balfour Beatty Group in 2011)
*Nick Mead, Vice President; previously Managing Director of ACDP Consulting Engineers
*Peter Wong, Vice President
*Stuart MacPherson, Honorary Treasurer
*David Fisk, Immediate Past President
*Geraldine O'Farrell, Elected Member
*Tadj Oreszczyn, Elected Member
*Catherine Simpson, Elected Member
*Stephen Lisk, Elected Member
*Gay Lawrence Race
*Graham Manly, Co-opted Member
==Affiliations==
===Supported Organisations===
*CIBSE is listed as one of the funders of the Science Media Centre (since 2011).SMC, List of Funders 2011-12, accessed 22 Oct 2013.SMC, Funding, accessed 22 Oct 2013.
==Contact==
:Address:
:222 Balham High Road
:London
:SW12 9BS 
:Tel: +44 (0)20 8675 5211
:Fax: +44 (0)20 8675 5449
:Website: http://www.cibse.org/
==Notes==
Category:Science Media Centre
Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management

right|thumb|250px|CIWEM London offices, 106-109 Saffron Hill
The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) describes itself as 'the only independent, chartered professional body and registered charity with an integrated approach to environmental, social and cultural issues'.
In January 2014 CIWEM published 'an independent review of shale gas exploration and exploitation in the UK with a particular focus on the implications for the water environment'. Shale Gas and Water, CIWEM, January 2014 This followed up a previous report on Hydraulic Fracturing (Fracking) of Shale in the UK. Hydraulic Fracturing (Fracking) of Shale in the UK 
==People==
* Dr Simon Festing - chief executive from March 2014
*Jim Oatridge, Chair of CIWEM's Trustee Board
==Affiliations==
**Member of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Unconventional Oil and Gas (which is run by lobbying and PR firm Edelman). Register of All-Party Groups (As at 2013), parliament.co.uk 
==Contact==
:Address: 106-109 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8QS 
:Tel: 020 7831 3110 Fax: 020 7405 4967
Category:Fracking
Chartered Insurance Institute

==Report on fracking implications for insurance industry==
In March 2017 the Institute published a report on the potential impact of fracking in the UK. It was based on 18 months of research by a group of industry leaders, drawing upon the evidence and views of insurers, lawyers, loss adjusters, energy companies and environmental groups. According to a CII press release:
:The report identifies and examines a number of key perils associated with fracking such as earthquakes, explosions and fire, pollution, injury and death. While cover for these risks are included in most insurance policies, fracking will pose additional complications around liability. Widespread fracking may also lead to increased claims frequency near fracking sites and then insurers may have to consider how they underwrite this emerging higher-risk group. Insurers need to prepare for the impact of increased fracking, Chartered Insurance Institute [republished on PoliticsHome], 20 March 2017, accessed 28 June 2017 
===Recommendations===
:Fracking is an emerging risk for the insurance profession and the group outlined three recommendations for insurers to prepare for this.
:The key recommendations for insurers are:
:*The insurance profession needs to remain open and transparent about the risks of fracking by working together to monitor and discuss the issues as one profession
:*The insurance profession, energy industry and government need to work closely together to reduce the likelihood of potential risks occurring 
:*Insurers need to be prepared for claims in the event of a fracking-related loss and consider policy wordings with increased fracking in mind
==Publications==
*"Chartered Insurance Institute, 'Insurance implications of fracking', 20 March 2017
Category:Fracking
Chartist

Chartist is a bi-monthly political magazine 'of the democratic left.' 'In honouring the Chartists of the 19th century', it notes that 'our idea of democratic socialism is as much about the political movement and means of mobilisation used to advance political ideas as it is about the ideas themselves.'Chartist, 'About and contact'. Accessed 26 May 2016.
==People==
The magazine is produced by an Editorial Board consisting of Mike Davis (Editor), Andy Morton (Web Editor), Duncan Bowie (Reviews), Peter Chalk, David Floyd, Don Flynn, Roger Gillham, Peter Kenyon (Treasurer, Production), Frank Lee, Dave Lister, Mary Southcott, James Grayson, Patricia d’Ardenne and Sheila Osmanovic, Robbie Scott, Patrick Mulcahy and Tehmina Kazi.
==Notes==
Chase

Chase is the consumer and commercial banking division of JPMorgan Chase.JPMorgan Chase & Co. About JPMorgan Chase accessdate = 2007-11-04 The bank was known as Chase Manhattan Bank until it acquired JPMorgan in 2000. History of JPMorgan Chase: 1799 to present accessdate = 2007-11-04 Chase Manhattan Bank was formed by the merger of the Chase National Bank and the Bank of the Manhattan Company in 1955.J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. International Directory of Company Histories publisher = St. James Press 2001 accessdate = 2007-11-04 The bank is headquartered in New York City.
==Notes==
Category:Banking and Finance Industry
Chase Manhattan Bank

Chase Manhattan Bank changed its name to Chase when it was it acquired by JPMorgan in 2000. History of JPMorgan Chase: 1799 to present accessdate = 2007-11-04 Chase Manhattan Bank was formed by the merger of the Chase National Bank and the Bank of the Manhattan Company in 1955.J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. International Directory of Company Histories publisher = St. James Press 2001 accessdate = 2007-11-04 
==Notes==
Category:Banking and Finance Industry
Chassidei Belz Manchester

Chassidei Belz Manchester is a charity (Charity number: 326480) linked to the Belz movement. 
==People==
===Trustees===
*Jehuda Waldman Trustee, appointed 	31 May 2022. Also a trustee of 	The Bersam Trust 
*Nachman Voigel Trustee, appointed 	31 May 2022. Also a trustee of A and N Trust Fund 
*Benjamin Leitner Trustee. Also a trustee of Broom Foundation, Ohr Torah Ltd, Malbin Trust
==Grants==
===Grants to Individuals=== 
*2021 £110,594Chassidei Belz (Manchester) Synagogue Account Unaudited Financial Statements 5 April 2021 
===Grants to Institutions===
*Belz Communities 30,348
*TTT 8,150
*Further Grants 17,205
*Total Grants to Institutions 55,703
*Total Grants 166,297
===Contingencies===
The charity has entered into a joint and several loan agreement together with another charity, Ohr Torah Ltd. The loan was from The Unity Trust bank for an amount of £850,000 and is secured on the assets of Chassidei Belz (Manchester). The purpose of the loan was to fund the the purchase of a school building. Ohr Torah holds title to the school building. The likely financial impact on Chassidei Belz (Manchester) is deemed to be minimal as the trustees are confident that Ohr Torah will continue to generate sufficient income to cover the loan repayments. Furthermore, Unity Trust Bank has secured the loan with a debenture on all Ohr Torah Ltd's assets.
===Related parties===
During the year aggregate donations totalling £42,033 were received by the charity from trustees and related parties. Included in other debtors are amounts due from the following charities whose trustees are also trustees of this charity or closely related to trustees of this charity;
:::::::2021 2020
*Belz Communities 12,000 18,570
*Bais Malka Ltd 18,000 20,500
The above loans are interest free and repayable on demand.
==Notes==