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Jim Swift

Jim Swift is a Conservative Party Councillor for Newton Mearns SouthJim Swift - Newton Mearns South, East Renfrewshire Conservatives., on East Renfrewshire Council near Glasgow, a position he has held since 2007.
He was appointed a director of the Health Inequalities Alliance on 31 March 2010 along with fellow director and lobbyist Jacquie Forde. As of February the Alliance is being wound down with a proposal to strike off at Companies House.
==Career==
The following is taken from Swift's LinkedIn page and can be compared with the data at Companies House below.PDF copy of screengrab of Jim Swift LinkedIn page. Taken 15 February 2014.
*Wee Economissionist Spirit Healthcare (Sole Proprietorship) October 2012 – Present (1 year 5 months) Leicester
*Director Health Inequalities Alliance Ltd June 2011 – Present (2 years 9 months) Scotland
*Councillor East Renfrewshire Council 2007 – Present (7 years)
*Regional Account Director Takeda Pharmaceuticals September 2004 – July 2011 (6 years 11 months)
*Health Economist Abacus International 2004 – 2004 (less than a year)
===Other business interests===
Appointments registered at Companies House are listed in the table to the right. Note that with the exception of the Health Inequalities Alliance these roles are not recorded on Swift's LinkedIn page.
	Name of Company		Company Number		Position Held		Appointed		Appointment Ends	 	Outcome 	
	Health Economics		SC362086		Director		02/07/2009 	Present	Active	
	Health Inequalities Alliance		SC375969		Director		31/03/2010		Present		Active – Proposal to strike off	
	AMN News		SC338777		Director		13/06/2008		28/10/2010		Active	
	Quorum Sensing		SC377779		Director		30/04/2010		26/09/2013	Dissolved
==Contact==
Scottish Conservatives Jim Swift - Newton Mearns South
:LinkedIn uk.linkedin.com/in/jimswifthealtheconomist
:Facebook: jim.swift.754
==Notes==
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Jim Wilkinson

Jim Wilkinson (James R. Wilkinson) served as General Tommy R. Franks' director of strategic communications and chief spokesman for the U.S. Central Command (Tampa), became deputy national security advisor for communications as of December 2003. He is fluent in Arabic, both written and spoken. Wilkinson "will craft long-term messaging strategy for the National Security Council" and reports to Karl Rove, National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice and White House communications director Dan Bartlett. Mr. Wilkinson grew up in East Texas and gave up plans to become an undertaker to go to work for Republican Congressman Dick Armey in 1992. Mr. Armey soon became House majority leader; his communications director, Mr. Wilkinson's mentor, was Ed Gillespie, now chairman of the R.N.C. Wilkinson first left his mark on the 2000 Presidential race in March 1999, when he helped package and promote the notion that Al Gore claimed to have 'invented the Internet'. Then the Texan popped up in Miami to defend Republican protesters shutting down a recount: 'We find it interesting that when Jesse Jackson has thousands of protesters in the streets, it's O.K., but when a small number of Republicans exercise their First Amendment rights, the Democrats don't seem to like it,' he told the Associated Press. Mr. Wilkinson was made deputy director of communications for planning in the Bush White House, and was among the aides who set up the Sept. 14, 2001, visit to Ground Zero that redefined George W. Bush's Presidency. During the Afghan war, he managed 'Coalition Information Centers' in Washington, D.C., and London, as well as in Pakistan and Afghanistan. In Qatar, he became the point man on the rescue of Pvt. Jessica Lynch and delivered the most memorable and sellable quote of Gulf War II: 'America doesn't leave its heroes behind,' he told reporters at a late-night briefing. 
==Centcom 'Uber-civilian'==
Wilkinson was accused of denying jhournalists information and deceiving them about the 'rescue' of Pte Jessica Lynch. Here Michael Wolff of Vanity Fair give his account, followed by Wilkinsons response:
:Michael Wolff: I was approached by this guy, Wilkinson. He was sort of the uber-civilian. Also he was wearing a uniform. I said, you know, which was odd, and I said, aren't you a civilian, and he said, yes, but I'm in the reserves. I said, but you're not here in the reserves. Right, he said, right, right. So I said, actually I said, so you're a kind of a paramilitary. So we got immediately off to the wrong the wrong foot. If we were, if we had not already been on completely on the wrong foot now we were.
:Jim Wilkinson: I'm a big boy. As they say in Texas this ain't my first rodeo. And when reporters start signing my cheques then great. But you know what General Franks signs my cheque and I make news based on his terms.
:Michael Wolff: He said, this is war, (bleep) hole. He said, don't (bleep) around with things you don't understand. And then finally it was; no more questions for you, why don't you just go home?Transcript Correspondent: War Spin, BBC Tx Date: 18th May 2003
==References==
Jimmie Åkesson

|200px|thumb|right|Jimmie Åkesson, Source: Frankie Fouganthin/[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jimmie_%C3%85kesson_2014.jpg/ Wikimedia Commons] 
Jimmie Åkesson has been described as an 'alleged fascist' and has been leader of the far-right Sweden Democrats party since 2005.Jake Wallis Simons, EU elections 2014: 'I can hear the boots of the 1930s marching through Europe', Daily Telegraph, 14 May 2014
According to journalist Jake Wallis Simons in the Daily Telegraph, Åkesson maintains a 'carefully crafted image of professionalism' and has a 'farmer's boy' accent which reportedly helps him appeal to anti-elite feeling among some Swedish voters. He is said to have intensified the party's modernisation programme when he became leader (for instance changing the logo to a flower) in an an attempt to sanitise its far-right politics.
==Views==
In January 2011, Åkesson told BBC Hardtalk that Sweden's immigration policy was 'extreme' and singled out 'Muslim immigrants', saying many 'segregating themselves into suburbs' and 'build parallel societies'.Jimmie Akesson: Swedish immigration is 'extreme', BBC Hardtalk, 25 January 2011, accessed 17 February 2015
He also said:
::Immigrants are, in general, a little bit more criminal than Swedes born in Sweden, and that's a fact. And you can see it especially in violence, rape and so on
==Social media==
:Twitter: @jimmieakesson Akesson had around 68,700 followers as of 17 February 2015
==Notes==
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Jimmy Boyle

Jimmy Boyle and his wife Sarah (daughter of the former British film censor), gave more than £5,000 to the Labour Party in 1997 and £5,500 in 2001. Although once a gangster and convicted murderer, spending 40 years in prisons and institutions, he is reformed character - a writer and sculptor. He married into a wealthy family and has regular holidays at a villa on the French Riviera. 
==Notes==
# see the BBC report at http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/special_report/1999/08/99/edinburgh_festival_99/431661.stm
Jimmy James

Jimmy James
:Conservative candidate Jimmy James is a former major in the Royal Artillery who was educated at Marlborough public school. Mr James, a 44-year-old father-of-two sons, now works as a charity fundraising consultant advising organisations on how best to publicise their causes. Mr James, who lives in Northampton, graduated from Birmingham University where he was chairman of the Guild of Students' Council and the university's debating society. He began his military career at the prestigious Sandhurst training college for officers and joined the Royal Artillery in 1975. He completed five tours of duty in Northern Ireland and went on to work at the Army staff training college at Camberley before leaving the force in 1990. He is a member of the Institute for European Defence and Strategic Studies policy think-tank. He is a Northamptonshire County Councillor for the ward of Billing and stood as a Tory candidate in Bolsover at the 1992 General Election. In his spare time he enjoys cross country running, charity work and music.Press Association, April 11, 1996, Thursday, 'TRUE TORY BLUE BLOOD' BYLINE: Eileen Murphy, PA News
==Notes==
Jiri Pehe

Jiri Pehe is the resident director of New York University in Prague.Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009 He was an advisor to Czech President Vaclav Havel between 1997 and 1999.Jiri Pehe, A Spring Awakening for Human Rights, New York Times, 24-August-2008, Accessed 07-March-2008.
==Affiliations==
Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009
==Notes==
Pehe, Jiri
Jirí Schneider

Jiří Schneider, currently the Program Director of PSSI (Prague Security Studies Institute), is the former Political Director of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic. He is also the former head of the Policy Planning Department of the MFA, a post he has held several times: 1993-1994, 1999-2001, and since the beginning of 2003. In 2002, Mr. Schneider served as an International Policy Fellow at the Open Society Institute in Budapest. From 1995 until 1998, Mr. Schneider served as the Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Israel. Mr. Schneider also served as an MP of the Czechoslovak Federal Assembly from 1990 until 1992. Prior to 1989 and his entry into public service, Mr. Schneider was employed as a forestry surveyor. He serves as a part-time lecturer at Charles University, at New York University in Prague, and to PSSI’s Robinson-Martin Security Scholars Program PSSI, Jiri Schneider, Accessed 28-February-2009
==Affiliations==
Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009| Prague Security Studies Institute
==Notes==
 
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Jirí Sedivý

Jiri Sedivy is the NATO Assistant Secretary General Defence Policy and Planning. Prior to his appointment, he served the Czech Republic as Deputy Minister for European Affairs, and as Minister of Defence.Ambassador Jiřί Šedivý, NATO, accessed 13 July 2010.
==Affiliations==
Democracy and Security International Conference, Attendee Democracy and Security Conference, List of Participants, Accessed 25-February-2009| NATO
==Notes==
 
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Jo Barnes

Jo Barnes is the co-owner and co-founder of Sauce Communications.
==Career== 
In 1998 Barnes joined Quadrille Publishing as the PR and marketing manager.
In 2001 she co-founded Sauce Communications with her childhood friend Nicky Hancock. Sauce are a PR and marketing company 'that specialises in the hospitality industry, chefs and all things related to food and drink'. Linkedin Jo Barnes, accessed 18 June 2015.
At Quadrille, Barnes worked with celebrity chef Gordon Ramsey, and it is Ramsey who she claims was her inspiration to launch an agency. He has been a client of Sauce since it was founded. Hannah Marriott Jo Barnes, Sauce Communications PR Week, 1 June 2006, accessed 18 June 2015.
==Education==
*MA Religious Studies, Edinburgh University, 1992 – 1996
==Contact==
:Telephone: 020 8600 3600
:Twitter: @JoBarnesSauce
==Notes==
Barnes, Jo
Jo Churchill

Jo Churchill has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament (MP) for Bury St Edmunds since May 2015. Jo Churchill MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 22 May 2015 
Churchill replaced David Ruffley in March 2015 as he chose to retire after 18 years as an MP. Mr David Ruffley www.parliament.uk, accessed 22 May 2015 Bury St Edmunds remained a Conservative safe seat in the 2015 general election with Churchill gaining a strong majority of 21,301. Bury St Edmunds parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 22 May 2015 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Science and Technology in Agriculture - Member Membership List, All-Party Parliamentary Group on Science and Technology in Agriculture, accessed 16 November 2015
==Notes==
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Jo Cox

Jo Cox was the Labour Party MP for Batley and Spen from May 2015 until 16 June 2016 when she died as the result of a brutal shooting attack in her West Yorkshire constituency. 'Jo Cox MP dead after shooting attack', 16 June 2016, BBC News, accessed 16 June 2016 Jo Cox MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 26 May 2015 Far right extremist Thomas Mair was found guilty of her murder in November 2016.
==Ex-charity worker becomes an MP in 2015 general election==
Cox replaced Mike Wood the previous Labour MP from 1997 until he retired in 2015. Jo Cox www.parliament.uk, accessed 26 May 2015 Cox retained this Labour safe seat with a majority of 6,057 in the 2015 general election. 
Cox had started her career as a political adviser to Labour MP Joan Walley and then Glenys Kinnock Labour MEP, before pursuing a career in the charitable sector working for Oxfam, Save the Children and the NSPCC. Jo Cox LinkedIn, accessed 26 May 2015 
==Notes==
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Jo Dawson

Jo was appointed to the board of St James's Place Group as a non-independent, non-executive director on 31 May 2006 representing HBOS plc. She is Chief Executive of Insurance and Investment at HBOS plc and joined the HBOS board on 1 May 2006. She originally joined Halifax in June 2000 as General Manager, Retail Sales, having held senior positions at Nat West and Green Flag.
== Notes ==
# St James's Place website Directors last viewed 01/02/07
Jo Grimond

Jo Grimond (1929-1993), Lord GrimondNorman Shrapnel, Joseph Grimond, guardian.com, 26 October 1993., was leader of the Liberal Party from 1956 to 1967.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.165.
==Connections==
*Married to Laura Bonham-Carter, youngest daughter of Sir Maurice Bonham-Carter and of Violet Bonham- Carter, the daughter of Liberal Prime Minister Herbert Asquith.Norman Shrapnel, Joseph Grimond, guardian.com, 26 October 1993.
*Brother-in-law of fellow Liberal MP Mark Bonham-Carter.Norman Shrapnel, Joseph Grimond, guardian.com, 26 October 1993.
==Notes==
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Jo Johnson

Jo Johnson is the UK Conservative Party member of Parliament for Orpington. 
In July 2019 he was appointed minister of state at Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy‎‎ by his brother Boris Johnson, the incoming prime minister.
==Political career==
Johnson was appointed head of the Downing Street Policy Unit and a Cabinet Office minister in April 2013 as part of a cabinet shake-up designed, according to The Times, to "build bridges" with David Cameron's backbench critics and "capitalise on the legacy of Margaret Thatcher". 
In July 2014 he was promoted to minister of state at the Cabinet Office while remaining head of the Downing Street Policy Unit.Ministerial appointments: July 2014, Prime Minister's Office, 15 July 2014. After the 2015 general election Johnson was appointed minister for universities and science. Claire Shaw Jo Johnson appointed universities and science minister Guardian, 12 May 2015, accessed 26 May 2015.
A former financial journalist and old Etonian, he is the brother of former London Mayor Boris Johnson. Roland Watson, Cameron puts Boris's brother in the Number 10 job, The Times, 25 April 2013, p.1, acc same day 
Johnson is the deputy-chairman of the Indo-UK All Party Parliamentary Group and deputy-chairman of the Conservative Foreign and Commonwealth Council. Jo Johnson Conservatives, accessed 15 October 2014 
==Background==
Johnson joined the Financial Times in 1997, after working as an investment banker at Deutsche Bank. He had two foreign postings with them: firstly as Paris correspondent (2001–05), and then as South Asia Bureau chief based in New Delhi (2005-08). In 2008 he became an associate editor of the Financial Times and head of the Lex Column. Jo Johnson GOV.UK, accessed 10 October 2014 
==Education==
Johnson began his schooling in Brussels, at the European School in Uccle, before attending Ashdown House School in East Sussex, and then Eton College. 
In 1991, he went to Balliol College, Oxford to study modern history. Jo did his postgraduate studies in Europe and has degrees from two further European universities. 
==Affiliations==
*Boris Johnson, brother
==Contact==
:Website: 
:Twitter: @JoJohnsonMP
==Resources==
==Notes==
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Jo Moore

Jo Moore was a Special Adviser to Stephen Byers at the Department of Transport, Local Government and the Regions. She was his Special Adviser at the DTI until the 2001 election, moving with him to his new Department until she resigned in February 2002. She was Senior Press and Broadcast Officer of the Labour Party from 1993-7. 
=='Hammer of the trots'==
She was active in the battle to throw Militant Tendency activists out of the Labour Party in the 1980's, describing herself as the "hammer of the Trots". When she was Vice-Chair of the National Organisation of Labour Students, she apparently wore a silver necklace with an ice-pick on it (an ice-pick was used to kill Trotsky - geddit! Although his murderer was sent by Stalin, so perhaps this says more about her control-freak tendencies than she intended). She is the Chair of South Hornsey Labour Party.
==Former lobbyist==
Jo Moore is a former lobbyist for Westminster Strategy (run by former adviser to David Blunkett, Mike Lee and now part of Grayling). In 1999 Westminster Strategy was given the contract to handle all Islington Council's communications and marketing (Jo Moore has worked as Press Officer for both Islington and Haringey Councils). Her husband, Paul Williamson, is a former Labour Councillor in Haringey, who made a large amount of money by selling a ticket agency he founded, Synchro Systems, to Ticketmaster (the US-based multinational), where he now works.
==9/11 - A very good day to bury bad news==
In October 2001 she came under pressure to resign after an e-mail she sent in the first hour after the World Trade Centre attack was leaked to the media. In it the spin-doctor suggested taking advantage of the press frenzy surrounding the attack to release stories that would show the Labour Government in a bad light, saying "Its now a very good day to get out anything we want to bury." The e-mail was sent to Alun Evans, the civil servant who was her Department's Director of Communications. He was later pushed out of his job after refusing to release material designed to rubbish Bob Kiley, anti-PPP boss of the London Underground. She is a close friend of Alastair Campbell and Anji Hunter, which is the most likely reason she did not get the sack at the time. She finally resigned in February 2002 after more in-fighting between her and civil servant and DTLR press chief Martin Sixsmith (a job Jo Moore had been after - Stephen Byers tried to bulldoze her into the post, but failed to override the standard Civil Service procedures). This new row resulted in the leak of an e-mail which was designed to give the impression that Jo Moore had suggested that Princess Margaret's funeral was another opportunity to "bury" bad news.
==Notes==
# see Guardian profile available at http://politics.guardian.co.uk/byers/page/0,,630499,00.html for further information on Moore's career
Moore, Jo
Jo Stevens

Jo Stevens has been the Labour Party Member of Parliament for Cardiff Central since May 2015. Jo Stevens MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 29 May 2015 
In the 2015 general election Stevens defeated the Liberal Democrats candidate Jenny Willott, who had held the seat since 2005 Rt Hon Jenny Willott www.parliament.uk, accessed 29 May 2015 , with a majority of 4,981. Cardiff Central parliamentary constituency BBC News, 8 May 2015, accessed 29 May 2015 
Stevens was appointed to the Select Committee on Privileges in November 2015.Dods people, 'Arrivals, moves and departures', Civil Service World, accessed 3 November 2015
==Affiliations==
All-Party Parliamentary Group on Occupational Safety and Health - Hon Secretary Register of 29 September 2015,www.parliament.uk, accessed 16 October 2015 
==Notes==
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Jo Valentine

Baroness Jo Valentine is the Chief Executive of London First.Baroness Jo Valentine (pdf), London First, accessed 7 July 2010.
Valentine is the daughter of Michael Valentine, a former Warburg corporate financier. She was educated at St Paul’s girls’ school, and read maths and philosophy at St Hugh’s, Oxford.Angela Jameson, At leisure: ‘You need both the practitioners and the politicians to work together’, The Times, 5 December 2009.
Prior to London First, Jo Valentine worked in corporate finance and planning at Barings and BOC Group. She established and ran ‘The Blackburn Partnership’ a public-private regeneration partnership in 1988 and the Central London Partnership (CLP) in 1995.Baroness Jo Valentine (pdf), London First, accessed 7 July 2010.
Valentine joined London First in 1997 as Managing Director, becoming
Chief Executive in 2003. She became a Crossbench Peer in October 2005.Baroness Jo Valentine (pdf), London First, accessed 7 July 2010.
==Notes==
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Joachim Faber

Joachim Faber is a German banker and asset manager who has been on the board of HSBC Holdings plc since March 2012.
==Career==
Faber worked for 14 years at Citigroup Inc - holding positions in trading and project finance and as head of capital markets for Europe, North America and Japan. He has also been the CEO of German bank Allianz Global Investors AG and a member of the management board of Allianz SE
He joined the board of HSBC in March 2012 and is currently an independent non-executive director and chairman of the group risk committee.
He is currently an independent director of Coty Inc., a director of Allianz France SA, chairman of the shareholder committee of Joh A Benckiser SARL, on the the supervisory board of Deutsche Boerse AG, a member of the advisory board of the European School for Management and Technology and council member of the Hongkong-Europe Business Council. HSBC, Joachim Faber, accessed 12 March 2015 
==Education==
He holds a law degree from Bonn University and has a doctorate from the German University of Administrative Sciences in Speyer.
==Notes==
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