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Douglas Flint

Douglas Flint CBE was the group chairman of HSBC Holdings plc. He is a board member of the Centre for Policy Studies.
==Career==
Flint began his career with Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co (now KPMG) where he trained as a chartered accountant - he was appointed a partner in 1988.
He joined the HSBC Group in 1995 as group finance director, before being promoted in February 2010 to chief financial officer and executive director, rick and regulation. He was appointed group chairman of HSBC Holdings plc on 3 December 2010.
Flint was appointed chairman of the Institute of International Finance in July 2012 and he is also a member of the Mayor of Beijing's International Business Leaders' advisory council; mayor of Shanghai's International Business Leaders' advisory council; a member of the international advisory board of the China Europe International Business School; Shanghai, director of the Hong Kong Association - an independent external member of the UK government's Financial Services Trade and Investment Board; a British business ambassador and a director of the Peterson Institute for International Economics in December 2014. Douglas Flint, accessed 11 March 2015 
==2015 Tax avoidance scandal==
In February 2015 HSBC was embroiled in a tax avoidance scandal, where it was revealed the Swiss subsidiary of the bank were helping clients, including some of the richest men and women in Britain, to avoid tax laws. HSBC boss Stuart Gulliver apologises as tax avoidance row grows Guardian, 15 February 2015, accessed 11 March 2015 
A statement released by Flint said:
:'We deeply regret and apologise for the conduct and compliance failures highlighted which were in contravention to our own policies as well as our expectations of us.' Robert Jenkins How HSBC chairman Flint can restore accountability at his bank Financial Times, 10 March 2015, accessed 11 March 2015 
HSBC bosses have been interviewed by MPs on the Public Accounts Committee. During these interviews, Flint said 'The individuals most accountable for the data theft and the behaviour that was unacceptable to our standards, was the management in Switzerland. Most culpable were the relationship managers [in the Swiss private bank].' This appeared to put the blame on former HSBC staff Chris Meares and Clive Bannister - two former heads of the bank's private banking division. BBC News HSBC bosses apologise for 'unacceptable' practices, 25 February 2015, accessed 11 March 2015 BBC News HSBC bosses to face new grilling from MPs, 9 March 2015, accessed 11 March 2015 
==University==
*B.Acc (Hons) degree, Glasgow University
*PMD course, Harvard Business School, 1983
==Notes==
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Douglas Hague

Sir Douglas Hague was a senior figure with the Institute of Economic Affairs (IEA) and Centre for Policy Studies (CPS), and acted as adviser to Margaret Thatcher in the 1981 Policy Unit with Cecil Parkinson, Norman Lamont, Alan Walters and Nigel Lawson. This group provided the basis for Conservative strategy until 1989. British Library of Political and Economic Science Centre for Policy Studies accessed 27th September 2011 
 
Hague was also Associate Fellow at Templeton College, where, in 1995 the Labour team were sent 'to learn about leadership'. (Private Eye 884) Templeton's faculty includes Mike Harper of the Oxford Strategic Leadership Programme, formerly Director of the US Army's Strategic Planning Group. Afsat Continues To Build on Its Success The Next Level: Service, acc 27 Sept 
He wrote Taking Tax out of Politics with Geoff Mulgan, which advocated widening the tax base and lowering rates. He spoke with Arthur Seldon at the Adam Smith Institute's (ASI) 'Open Society', and alongside Patricia Hewitt and Derek Draper at a 'Next Generation Group' (BAP) recruitment meeting in the House of Commons. Hague has long been a conference rapporteur of the International Economic Association which organises Anglo-American conferences at Ditchley Park. http://www.adamsmith.org/policy/bulletin/b18.htm 
==References ==
Douglas Henry Krikler

Douglas Krikler is Head of High Net Worth Business Development at Investec since October 2012.LinkedIn Douglas Krikler. Accessed 13 February 2014.
Krikler is former chief executive of the United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA). He Joined UJIA in October 2004 as Vice Chairman, and was Chief Executive from April 2005 to late 2012.UJIA Who we are: Transparency, accessed 20 October 2011
He was awarded 33rd place in the Jewish Chronicle's top 100 'of those who wield the greatest influence on British Jewry' which reports him as 'running a tight ship'The Jewish Chronicle 'Others on the list: Numbers 31-100' 9th May 2008. Accessed 19th August 2008. 
==Affiliations==
*Community Security Trust - Secretary of Support Trustee Limited the company that provides the directors of the CST, 07-May-03-15-Nov-04.
==Contact==
:Twitter DougKrikler
==References==
Krikler, Douglas
Douglas Hurd

Douglas Hurd, Lord Hurd of Westwell, is a Conservative politician.Lord Hurd of Westwell, www.parliament.uk, accessed 3 March 2011.
He retired from the House of Lords on 9 June 2016. Dods people 'Arrivals, moves and departures', 13 June 2016, Civil Service World, accessed 15 June 2016 
==Background==
Hurd is the son of Sir Anthony Hurd, Conservative MP Newbury 1945-64 and the grandson of Sir Percy Hurd, Conservative MP for Frome 1918-23 and Devizes 1924-45.Sarah Priddy, PIL: Current Members Related to Other Current or Former Members - Commons Library Standard Note, 13 September 2013.
==Northern Ireland==
Hurd served as Northern Ireland Secretary from 11 September 1984 to 3 September 1985.David Butler and Gareth Butler, Twentieth Century British Political Facts 1900-2000, Macmillan, 2000, p.41. His period in office coincided with a decisive stage in negotiations leading up to the Anglo-Irish Agreement.W.D Flackes, & Sydney Elliott, Northern Ireland: A Political Directory 1968-88, Blackstaff Press, 1989, p.153. 
==Foreign Secretary==
===Special Advisers===
As Foreign Secretary in 1994:
:Mr Hurd has two special advisers, Michael Maclay, 42, - an ex-diplomat - at the UN during the Falklands War for example - journalist, and just happens to have written - in 1992 - a Chatham House pamphlet with the title Multi Speed Europe? the Community Beyond Maastricht, and Maurice Fraser, a 34 year old former Conservative Central Office a key author of the European manifesto - along with Anthony Teasdale, the Tory MEPs' representative in London.The Independent (London)September 9, 1994, Friday Foreign affairs advisers remain decisive players; Donald Macintyre examines the role of a key group of civil servants BYLINE: DONALD MACINTYRE SECTION: HOME NEWS PAGE; Page 7 
==Affiliations==
*British Invisibles - former chairman
==Connections==
*Nick Hurd MP - Douglas Hurd's son.Sarah Priddy, PIL: Current Members Related to Other Current or Former Members - Commons Library Standard Note, 13 September 2013.
==Notes==
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Douglas Jay

Douglas Jay (1907-1996), Lord Jay, was a Labour Party politician.
Jay served as Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Supply 1940-43, and Principal Assistant Secretary, Board of Trade 1943-45. He was Labour MP for Battersea North 1946-74, and for Wandsworth, Battersea North 1974-83. He served in Government as Economic Secretary to the Treasury 1947-50; Financial Secretary to the Treasury 1950-51; President of the Board of Trade 1964-67. He was a Director of Courtaulds 1967-70. He was created Baron Jay in 1987.Tam Dalyell, Obituary: Lord Jay, The Independent, 7 March 1996.
==Notes==
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Douglas McNeill

Douglas McNeill is a special adviser on economic affairs to Theresa May in Number 10, appointed in December 2016. Jason Groves, PM hires an economic adviser (but hasn't she got a Chancellor for that?): Theresa May fuels speculation of a rift with Philip Hammond after quietly appointing a city analyst to Downing Street], The Daily Mail, 3 December 2016, accessed 12 January 2017. His appointment led to speculation of a rift between the prime minister and the chancellor. In this role, he has an annual salary of £93,450. List of special advisers in post as at 21st December 2016, GOV.uk, accessed 12 January. 
McNeill was formerly a special adviser to George Osborne in the treasury, prior to which he worked in the Conservative Research Department. Christopher Hope, Theresa May's new economic adviser supported tax increases to pay down deficit, The Telegraph, 10 December 2016, accessed 12 January 2017. 
He has a ten year career working as a financial analyst in several City banks. 
==Notes==
McNeill, Douglas
Douglas McWilliams

Douglas McWilliams is the founder and Chief Executive of the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CERB) a research consultancy and a prominent commercial think tank specialising in economic forecasting. He and Ianthe McWilliams own the majority of shares in CERB FAME Financial and Company information Website CERB subscription required accessed 31st January 2010 .
 
==Affiliations==
*Visiting Professor at Kingston University Business School
*Member of the Councils of the Foundation for Manufacturing and Industry
*Member of the Institute for Fiscal Studies
*Economic Adviser to the Chartered Institute of Marketing
*economic Adviser to NCL Investments Ltd.
 Now You Are Talking After Dinner Speakers Douglas McWillaims accessed 31st January 2010 
 Prime Performers Business Speakers Douglas McWilliams accessed 31st January 2010 
==Previous Posts ==
*Chief Economist (UK) IMB
*Chief Economic Adviser to Confederation of British Industry
*Chairman of the Economic Forecasting Group of UNICE
 Now You Are Talking After Dinner Speakers Douglas McWillaims accessed 31st January 2010 
 Prime Performers Business Speakers Douglas McWilliams accessed 31st January 2010 
==References==
Dounreay Site Restoration Limited (DSRL)

Dounreay Site Restoration Limited is the site licence company responsible for the closure programme at Britain's former centre of fast reactor research and development.
DSRL operates under contract to the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA), a non-departmental public body of the UK Government that owns the site.
==Background==
Prior to April 1, 2008, the site was managed by the UK Atomic Energy Authority.
==Affiliations==
DSRL is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Cavendish Dounreay Partnership Ltd, a consortium of Cavendish Nuclear, CH2MHILL and URS. It is funded by the NDA to deliver the site closure programme agreed with the Cavendish Dounreay Partnership.
==People==
*DSRL managing director Mark Rouse is a secondee from Cavendish Nuclear. He is also a member of the Civil Nuclear Police Authority.
==Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Contact===
:Dounreay Site Restoration Ltd
:Dounreay
:Thurso
:Caithness, Scotland UK KW14 7TZ
:Website: http://www.dounreay.com
===Resources===
*Dounreay TV - showcases a range of decommissioning processes at Dounreay
===Notes===
Category:Nuclear Spin
Category:Civil nuclear industry
Category:Nuclear: UK
Category:Pro-nuclear companies
Dov Pekelman

Dov Pekelman is a professor at the Leon Recanati Graduate School of Business Administration at Tel Aviv University. Pekelman is also a member of the board of directors at the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya and Chairman of Arkal Industries. He founded P.O.C HT, and a works as a strategic consultant to Teva, Dead Sea Works and other corporations. Pekelman has held faculty positions at the University of Chicago and at Wharton School of Business. Pekelman is a former member of the Advisory Committee of the Bank of IsraelDov Pekelman, Advisory Committee and Task Force, Herzliya Conference, Accessed 01-September-2009.
==Affiliations==
Leon Recanati Graduate School of Business Administration | Tel Aviv University | Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya | Arkal Industries | P.O.C HT | Teva | Dead Sea Works | University of Chicago | Wharton School of Business | Advisory Committee of the Bank of Israel | Herzliya Conference
==Notes==
Pekelman, Dov
Dow AgroSciences

Dow AgroSciences LLC is a subsidiary of Dow Chemical. It calls itself 
:a top-tier agricultural company providing innovative agrochemical and biotechnology solutions globally. The company, a wholly owned subsidiary of The Dow Chemical Company, has sales of $4.5 billion.About, Dow AgroSciences website, acc 13 Apr 2010
==Notes==
Category:GMCategory:Biotech Industry
Downing Street Dinner Guest List

The following list of Prime Minister David Cameron's dinner guests at Downing Street was released by the Conservative Party and published in the Guardian on 26 March 2012, a day after the resignation of Party treasurer Peter Cruddas.Cash-for-access row: the full dinner guest list, guardian.co.uk, 26 March 2012. A similar Chequers Dinner Guest List was published later that day.Andrew Sparrow, Cash-for-access row: Politics live blog, 26 March 2012.
==Dinner Guest List==
===14 July 2010===
14 July 2010 - a 'thank-you dinner' inside Number 10 itself, while the flat was being refurbished.
*Anthony and Carole Bamford
*Michael and Dorothy Hintze
*Murdoch and Elsa Maclennan
*Lord (John Sainsbury) and Lady Sainsbury
*Andrew Feldman
*Jill and Paul Ruddock
*Mike and Jenny Farmer
*Michael and Clara Freeman
===28 February 2011===
28 February 2011 – in the Downing Street flat.
*David Rowland and his wife. 
*Andrew Feldman also attended
===2 November 2011===
2 November 2011 – in the Downing Street flat, a 'social dinner for strong and long-term supporters of the party, with whom the PM has a strong relationship'.
*Henry and Dorothy Angest
*Michael Farmer and wife
*Ian Taylor and wife
===27 February 2012===
27 February 2012 – in the Downing Street flat, said to have been a 'social dinner'.
*Michael Spencer and partner
==Notes==
Category:Conservative PartyCategory:Conservative Party Donors
Dr. Iain Anderson

Disambiguation: Not to be confused with Iain Anderson (Lobbyist), Scottish director of Cicero Consulting.
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Dr. Iain Anderson was a special adviser to the Labour Party from 1998 to 2000,Info-Dynamics Research, "Where are they now? The 1997/1998 Special Advisers to the Labour Government", GMB: April 2006 Briefing, p16, accessed 12.09.10 and authored a 2002 inquiry into the foot-and-mouth crisis.Alison Goddard, "In the news: Iain Anderson", Times Higher Education, 26.07.02, accessed 17.09.10
==Background==
Anderson is a graduate of Glasgow University, having gained his BSc in 1959 and PhD in 1962.Glasgow University, "Proving that there is Life After Glasgow", accessed 17.09.10 He is married with two sons.Alison Goddard, "In the news: Iain Anderson", Times Higher Education, 26.07.02, accessed 17.09.10
In 2008, Anderson was knighted for public service in acknowledgement of his inquiry into the 2001 outbreak of foot and mouth disease.Staff writers, "Scottish honours", The Telegraph, 13.06.08, accessed 17.09.10
Anderson has worked for Unilever since 1965 and is the chairman of the chemicals sector. He joined the Unilever board in 1988. In 1995 Anderson was appointed to the Board of Directors of BT as a non-executive director.BT Plc, "Board of Directors", accessed 17.09.10 He is chairman of Intense Photonics and non-executive director of Scottish and Newcastle.Alison Goddard, "In the news: Iain Anderson", Times Higher Education, 26.07.02, accessed 17.09.10
===Foot-and-mouth inquiry===
In July 2002, Anderson published his report; the last of three separate inquiries into the crisis. His conclusion came as a suprise to critics (and government insiders) who had anticipated that Anderson's links with Downing Street would affect his ability to be objective and thorough in his investigation into the government response, as described in The Independent:
::Within Government many were privately hopeful that Dr Anderson would not flay the Ministry of Agriculture over its handling of the epidemic. They thought that by supplying him with the team of civil servants they could hope for a "tame" response.
::Three separate inquiries were set up into the outbreak:The Royal Society looked at the science behind the epidemic, Sir Don Curry examined the future of farming while Dr Anderson would consider the Government's handling of the crisis.
::Farmers, environmentalists and opposition MPs claimed that this amounted to a "whitewash" that would fail to expose the full extent of turmoil within Whitehall.
::Yesterday, with the publication of the report, many critics were silenced as Dr Anderson spelled out criticism after criticism of the Government's performance and concluded that it handled the crisis with confusion and incompetence.Marie Woolf, "Foot-and-mouth report: Anderson's broad attack silences critics", The Independent, 23.07.02, accessed 17.09.10
==Contact, Resources, Notes==
===Notes===
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Dram Communications

Dram Communications is a Scotland-based PR and lobbying firm established in 2008.
Services it provides include: lobbying, stakeholder engagement and 'Corporate Communications & Strategy'.
==Focus on Scotland==
Dram also has a 'Constitutional Change Management' service, designed to 'help companies unpick the issues and identify the opportunities that will affect their operations in Scotland.'
It claims to be 'embedded' in Scotland's 'commerce, politics and media arenas'
==People==
*David Ross, managing partner and co-founder; formerly Corporate Communications Project Director at ScottishPower.
*David McIntosh, managing partner and co-founder; formerly Head of Public Affairs at BAA Scotland. He has also held government affairs roles at Scotland’s national tourism agency, VisitScotland, ScottishPower and the European Commission.
==Contacts==
:Website: http://dramcommunications.com
===Offices===
:Edinburgh: 86 Commercial Quay, Edinburgh, EH6 6LX
:Glasgow: 30 George Square, Glasgow, G2 1EQ
:Aberdeen: 32 Upperkirkgate, Aberdeen, AB10 1BA
==References==
Category:Scottish lobbying firms
Drew Hendry

Drew Hendry is the Scottish National Party (SNP) MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch & Strathspey having won the seat in the 2015 general election in May. election 2015 BBC, accessed 7 May 2015 
The constituency was previously held by Danny Alexander the Liberal Democrats MP. Prior to the election The Press and Journal reported that the SNP Highland Council leader Hendry was 'considered the front-runner' in the 2015 general election. Nick Clegg appeals for Highland votes for his “closest friend” Danny Alexander The Press and Journal, 7 May 2015, accessed 7 May 2015 
Hendry defeated Alexander, who had previously held the seat since 2005, by gaining 50 per cent of the vote share and a majority of 10,809. General Election 2015: Danny Alexander loses Inverness seat to SNP rival Drew Hendry The Independent, 8 May 2015, accessed 8 May 2015 
==Staff==
*Callum Clark Register of interests of members' secretaries and research assistants, 23 March 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 20 April 2016 
*Suzanne Kane - Financial account support for Lucid PR May-September 2015
*Nicholas Lyon
*Jill McAlpine 
==Notes==
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Drew Weir

Drew Weir is the former director of operations as Erinys International in Iraq. He was at Erinys between January 2004 and September 2005. His role was:
:"Responsible for the coordination of the Oil Security Force (16,500 Iraqi guards) in Iraq and for the provision of Close Protection operatives to the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in support of the reconstruction effort".
He also served as an emergency response manager for Shell in NigeriaDrew Weir, Public Profile, LinkedIn, Accessed 01-October-2009.
==Affiliations==
Erinys International | Shell
==Notes==
Driffield School and Sixth Form

The Driffield School and Sixth Form is based in East Yorkshire.
==Newsletter linking anti-fracking protesters and extremists==
The Drill or Drop blog reported that the school newsletter, published in June 2016 and issued to parents, included this statement within its Prevent strategy:
:‘At present nationally, the greatest resource is devoted to preventing people from joining or supporting the so called Islamic State (IS) group, its affiliates and related groups. More locally, the East Riding’s main priorities are far right extremism, animal rights and anti-fracking.’ Ruth Hayhurst, Challenges to police links between fracking opposition and domestic extremism, Drill or Drop, November 28 2016. Accessed 6 December 2016. 
===Links with police===
The Prevent strategy published by the school also includes the contact details for the Humberside Police Prevent officer. Although it is unclear how implicated the police have been in the drafting of the strategy, the West Yorkshire police force played a very vocal role in the Prevent programme. The Times Educational Supplement (TES) reported on how police there hosted in September 2015 more than 100 teachers from local schools, who were told that anti-fracking protesters should be now viewed as potential extremists under the Prevent counter-terrorism strategy. The move received widespread criticism. Russell Scott, More police forces and councils labelling peaceful anti-fracking protestors as 'extremists' alongside ISIS and far right, SpinWatch, 02 December 2016. Accessed 6 December 2016. 
==References==
Category: Fracking
Dror Topf

Dror Topf according to the Washington Jewish Week, is a 29 year old Israeli working for Deloitte & Touche in Washington, D.C. He was a founder of the Pakistan-Israel Peace Forum.
According to one account:
:In Israel, politics is typical workday conversation, but when Dror Topf came to the United States about 3 1/2 years ago, he was advised that might not be a good idea. Yet on the first day of his job at a consulting firm, he couldn't help himself. A French colleague started attacking Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, and even though Topf calls himself a "Labor Party kind of guy," he responded in kind.
:Later told he would be sitting side-by-side with a employee from Pakistan, Topf was a little worried. He'd never met anyone from Pakistan, and that country did not recognize Israel. His new co-worker was not what he had expected.
:Waleed Ziad "has more Jewish friends than I do," Topf quipped. And he was "kind of like my counterpart," said Topf, 29. Just as Topf can sympathize with the average Palestinian trying to get to work, but held up by checkpoints, Ziad, 25, can understand the average Israeli's worry that a suicide bomb might go off at any minute. "Waleed is able to look [an Israeli] in the eye and see we're not evil," Topf said.
==References==
* Eric Fingerhut, "'Let's seize the day 'Two twentysomethings create Pakistan-Israel Peace Forum, Washington Jewish Week, November 17, 2005.
Dror Yitzhaki

Dror Yitzhaki is an advisor to MM~Law and a former senior official of Shin Bet.Advisors, MM~Law, accessed 15 July 2013.
 
==Shin Bet career==
Senior command positions in Shin Bet included the following: Chief of Worldwide Security – Israel Embassies, Government Institutions and Personnel; Chief of Security – Europe; Chief of Security – Israel.Advisors, MM~Law, accessed 15 July 2013.
Yitzhaki resigned as head of the Shin Bet security branch after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin in 1995.Yossi Melman, Nothing succeeds like abject failure, Haaretz, 18 October 2002.
==Private sector career==
Yitzhaki currently owns and manages a security consulting company in East Africa, providing command and security services to several national ports and international airlines.Advisors, MM~Law, accessed 15 July 2013.
==Notes==
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