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Booz Allen Hamilton

Booz Allen Hamilton is a US private consulting firm based in McLean, Virginia.About, Booz Allen Hamilton, accessed 10 December 2009.In 2012 Booz Allen reported $5.86bn in revenue. Spencer Ackerman, Snowden leak shines light on US intelligence agencies' use of contractors, The Guardian, 10 June 2013 20.21 BST 
The New York Times reported in June 2013 that $1.3bn of the firm's revenue comes from intelligence contracts. The firm's most recent financial report boasts that 70% of its 25,000 employees hold a government security clearance, “of which 49% were top secret or higher”.
==Booz Allen and ODNI==
in 2004, Booz Allen senior vice president R. James Woolsey called for the creation of a new position of Director of National Intelligence. As of 2013, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) has been headed by former Booz Allen executives for five out of its eight years of existence.Pratap Chatterjee, Edward Snowden and the National Security Industrial Complex, CorpWatch, 17 June 2013.
Booz Allen vice-president John “Mike” McConnell is a former US Director of National Intelligence. McConnell’s successor, retired general James Clapper, is a former Booz Allen executive. 
==Whistleblower contractor==
In June 2013 Edward Snowden, a 29-year-old IT contractor who had worked for Booz Allen for three months, exposed massive domestic surveillance by the National Security Agency. Julian Borger, Booz Allen Hamilton: Edward Snowden's US contracting firm, 9 June 2013, acc 12 June 2013 
==Contact==
*Website http://www.boozallen.com/
==External resources==
===Profiles===
Sourcewatch Booz Allen Hamilton
Wikipedia Booz Allen Hamilton
===Articles===
*Booz Allen Not An Independent Check On SWIFT Surveillance, American Civil Liberties Union and Privacy International, 14 September 2006.
*Robert O'Harrow, Jr., Costs Skyrocket As DHS Runs Up No-Bid Contracts, Washington Post, 28 June 2007.
==Notes==
Category:Consulting FirmsCategory:Revolving DoorCategory:Private security contractors
Boris Berezovsky

Boris Berezovsky is a Russian businessman. According to the Independent, he was seen as "the original oligarch... ..the richest and most influential of Russia's new tycoons, a compulsive networker with fingers in many pies", before he left Russia for exile in the UK in 2000.Mary Dejevsky, Boris Berezovsky: The first oligarch, The Independent, 25 November 2006.
==25 Grosvenor Street==
Berezovsky owns 25 Grosvenor Street in Mayfair, where Polonium traces were found in November 2006 following the death of Alexander Litvinenko.Radioactive traces found at Berezovsky's office, by Cahal Milmo, Jason Bennetto and Anne Penketh, The Independent, 28 November 2006. Two British security companies, Titon International and Erinys International rent premises in the building. Erinys subsequently confirmed that Litvinenko had visited its offices. Radiation traces found in Berezovsky office, by Duncan Gardham Ben Fenton, telegraph.co.uk, 29 November 2006.
==Affiliations==
*International Foundation for Civil Liberties
*Litvinenko Justice Foundation
==Connections==
*Alexander Litvinenko
*Alex Goldfarb
==Notes==
Berezovsky, Boris
Boscobel & Partners

Boscobel & Partners is a London-based lobbying and financial PR firm founded in 2015 by George Trefgarne. 
==Clients==
In March 2017, Boscobel & Partners is listed as handling media enquiries for the April 2017 Prosperity UK conference in London, which sought to 'encourage leaders from business, universities and policy-making to look constructively at Britain's future outside the European Union'.International trade experts, business, leading universities and the financial sector come together at major Brexit conference, press release, 17 March 2017
Prosperity UK is advised by two think tanks; the Legatum Institute and Open Europe.International trade experts, business, leading universities and the financial sector come together at major Brexit conference, press release, 17 March 2017
===Lobbying clients===
The UK's inadequate statutory register of consultant lobbyists documents only those clients on whose behalf Boscobel & Partners has lobbied ministers, or the most senior officials in the UK government.Boscobel & Partners profile, Registrar of Consultant lobbyists website, accessed Dec 2017 This, then, is likely to be only a very partial list of its lobbying clients:
====July to September 2017====
Heathrow Hub
====April to June 2017====
Marshall Wace | Prosperity UK 2017 Limited
====January to March 2017====
Prosperity UK 2017 Limited
====October to December 2016====
Heathrow Hub | Marshall Wace | Henderson Group (investment management company based in London)
====July 2016-September 2016====
Heathrow Hub
====April - June 2016====
Heathrow Hub
====January - March 2016====
Heathrow Hub
====October - December 2015====
Heathrow Hub
====July - September 2015====
No clients reported.
==People==
*George Trefgarne, CEO; research fellow at the Centre for Policy Studies and an advisory board member at Eurosceptic think tank, Open Europe. Previously communications adviser to BP's CEO, and then as a partner at lobbying firm Maitland.
*Charlotte Walsh, partner; former consultant at Argentus and, previously at lobbying firm, Maitland.
*Ed Staite, another lobbyist, is listed as contact of Boscobel & Partners in a press release in March 2017.International trade experts, business, leading universities and the financial sector come together at major Brexit conference, press release, 17 March 2017
==Contact==
*website: boscobelandpartners.com
*Address: 53-59 Chandos Place, London, WC2N 4HS
==Notes==
Category:BrexitCategory:Lobbying firmsCategory:LobbyingCategory:Brexit - lobbyists-for-hire
Bosnian Institute

The Bosnian Institute, a UK Registered Charity, was founded by Quintin Hoare in July 1997 with a grant from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. It carries out its aims through a broad range of current and projected activities with the continuing support of the Packard Humanities Institute, a number of other donors, and the Friends of the Bosnian Institute. It also publishes a bimonthly magazine, The Bosnia Report. Its Board of Trustees is chaired by the neoconservative historian Noel Malcolm, with other Balkan specialists such as Bojan Bujic, Cambridge historian Brendan Simms and journalist Melanie McDonagh.About Us 
==Principals==
===Staff===
*Quintin Hoare - Director
*Marko Attila Hoare - Research assistant
*Branka Magaš - consultant
NB: Marko Atilla Hoare is the son of Quintin Hoare and Branka Magaš.
===Trustees===
*Noel Malcolm - chair
*Bojan Bujic
*Melanie McDonagh
*Brendan Simms
==Contact==
*http://www.bosnia.org.uk
==References==
Category:Bosnia
Category:UK
Bosnian Solidarity Campaign

The Bosnian Solidarity Campaign was founded in July 1995 by Four British organisations - Workers Aid for Bosnia, the Jewish Socialist Group, the Alliance to defend Bosnia-Herzegovina, and the Muslim Solidarity Committee. According to the campaign's archived website, 'Two mass marches were organised through the streets of London, on 19 July and 7 August 1995, behind the the main slogan, 'Stop the rape of Bosnia!', protesters demanded the lifting of the arms embargo against Bosnia, and an end to genocide.'The Bosnia Solidarity Campaign, 'Srebrencia Justice Campaign, accessed 25 July 2013.
==Notes==
Category:Bosnia
BoycottThePost.org

BoycottThePost.org was a group that appeared to have similar aims and operating methods to Eye On The Post regarding the Washington Post's coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. BoycottThePost.org was described in an article for WorldNetDaily.com as "a grass-roots organization of professionals and lay people based in the Washington, D.C., area". 
In 2002, BoycottThePost.org called on Post subscribers to halt their subscriptions during the week of June 10 to June 17 to protest the paper's "skewed coverage on Israel".Peter Hebert, The big stink about media bias, Washington Jewish Week Online Edition, 6 June 2002, accessed 14 Dec 2009 
The WorldNetDaily article added that "pro-Palestinian groups" had mobilized for "a counteroffensive to what they see as an orchestrated effort by Jews to sway public sentiment".Diana Lynne, U.S. press embroiled in Middle East conflict, WorldNetDaily.com, 30 May 2002, accessed 14 Dec 2009
As of December 2009 BoycottThePost.org no longer seems to exist and its domain name is up for sale.See www.boycottthepost.org
==Activities==
==History==
==Affiliations==
==People==
*Peter Hebert - advisory committee memberPeter Hebert, The big stink about media bias, Washington Jewish Week Online Edition, 6 June 2002, accessed 14 Dec 2009
==Funding==
==Clients==
==Publications==
==Contact==
:Address:
:Phone:
:Email:
:Website:
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Israel Lobby
Brad Mitchell

Brad Mitchell is Monsanto's director of public affairs. He is one of the bloggers at the Monsanto's blog, Monsanto According to Monsanto, which marks the company's first formal foray into social media such as blogs and twitters.
The following is Mitchell's biography from Op-Ed News:
:Brad is a Director of Public Affairs at Monsanto. Prior to coming to Monsanto, he was with the Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources where managed the Department regulatory and environmental programs. Brad has been working in agriculture for fifteen years. Aside from his work in the US, he worked on projects in India, Nepal and El Salvador. He has a particular interest in the relationship between agriculture and nutrition.Brad Mitchell, Op-Ed News website, accessed March 28 2009
As of March 28 2009 Mitchell had posted three articles on Op-Ed News, a forum that usually carries much critical comment about Monsanto. All three articles try to counter negative news stories about Monsanto. Mitchell's articles are:
*"HR 875 - Monsanto's Dream Bill or an Internet Rumor"Brad Mitchell, HR 875 - Monsanto's Dream Bill or an Internet Rumor, Op-Ed News, 21 March 2009, accessed March 28 2009. This is a response to Linn Cohen-Cole's article for Op-Ed News, "Monsanto's dream bill, HR 875", which alleges a Monsanto link to pending US legislation giving the federal government more control over farming and food production.Linn Cohen-Cole, Monsanto's dream bill, HR 875, Op-Ed news, 9 March 2009, accessed 28 March 2009
*"Do GM Crops Increase Yield?"Brad Mitchell, Do GM Crops Increase Yield?, Op-Ed News, 17 March 2009, accessed March 28 2009
*"Monsanto and Seed Cleaners"Brad Mitchell, Monsanto and Seed Cleaners, Op-Ed News, 10 March 2009, accessed March 28 2009
==Contact==
Monsanto blog: www.monsantoblog.com
==References==
Mitchell, BradMitchell, BradMitchell, Brad
Brad Sherman

Brad Sherman (born 24th October 1954) is an American politician. He is a Democratic member of the US House of Representatives representing California's 30th congressional district. 
==Israel==
In 2004 Sherman introduced the US-Israel Energy Cooperation Act. The act established a grant program to fund joint ventures between Israeli and American businesses and academics.Government Publishing Office Website H. R. 5342. Accessed 8 October 2015.
In 2010, Sherman told reporters that he intended to seek the prosecution of any US citizens who were aboard or involved with the Freedom Flotilla to end the Israeli siege of Gaza.Ali Gharib, 'Rep. Sherman: prosecute U.S. citizens involved with Gaza flotilla', Mondoweiss, 4 June 2010, accessed 8 October 2015
Sherman has received funds from the pro-Israel Irving Moskowitz Foundation.Open Secrets Brad Sherman: Top 100 Contributors, 2013-2014. Accessed 8 October 2015.
==Iran==
In August 2015 it was reported that Sherman would vote against the US-Iran nuclear deal.Paul Richter, 'Rep. Sherman joins foes of Iran nuclear deal', Los Angeles Times, 7 August 2015, accessed 9 October 2015
==Notes==
Category:Israel
Bradley A. Blakeman

Bradley Blakeman served as a member of President George W. Bush’s Senior Staff as the Deputy Assistant to the President for Appointments and Scheduling.
Prior to joining the Bush administration in 2006, Blakeman worked as a lobbyist at Park Strategies LLC for former Sen. Alfonse D’Amato (R-N.Y.). He is also the Senior Advisor for Gordon C. James Public Relations and was the Vice President of Barbour, Griffith and Rogers.
==Notes==
Bradley A Blakeman

Bradley Blakeman served as a member of President George W. Bush’s Senior Staff as the Deputy Assistant to the President for Appointments and Scheduling.
Prior to joining the Bush administration in 2006, Blakeman worked as a lobbyist at Park Strategies LLC for former Sen. Alfonse D’Amato (R-N.Y.). He is also the Senior Advisor for Gordon C. James Public Relations and was the Vice President of Barbour, Griffith and Rogers.
==Affiliations==
*Freedom's Watch
==Notes==
Category:US
Brambles

Brambles is an Australian based 'Global provider of support services' according to their web site. Operating in over 45 countries over 6 continents they employ 12,000 people and were valued at $50 billion American dollars at the end of 2006. Brambles businesses are The Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool (CHEP) and Recall. 
== CHEP History ==
 
The Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool (CHEP) evolved from the Allied Materials Handling Standing Committee (AMHSC). This organisation was developed by the Australian government to manage defence supplies during The Second World War. The end of the war resulted in the removal of AMerican troops from military bases in the South Pacific, leaving behind materials-handling equipment. With this additional, sophisticated asset base and established infrastructure, the Commonwealth Government continued to endorse the organisation after the war to support the national economy. The Australian government privitised the industry in 1949, it was not until 1958 that the company was sold to Brambles.
== CHEP Today ==
Today CHEP's business involves the distribution of goods and the pooling of resources in order to transport products and raw materials. They have move than 300,000 clients including Procter & Gamble, SYSCO, Carrefour, Kellogg's, Woolworths, Kraft, Nestle, Lion Nathan, The Home Depot, Tesco, Unilever, Hewlett Packard, Ford and General Motors.
== Recall ==
According to Bramble's company Web Site Recall is the other wing of it's business it deals in communications and the following extact from their web site sums up what they do. 
"Recall is a global leader in document and information management. Its services cover the management of physical and digital documents from creation and processing to secure destruction.... Recall's services are provided to a diverse customer base, with the primary focus on transaction-intensive market segments such as banking and finance, insurance, legal, health care, retailing and government. Customers can rely on Recall's knowledge of regulatory requirements, archival expertise and information management skills to provide the optimum solution for workflow processes in every industry....Recall operates through an expanding global network of off-site document management centres, computer back-up data protection centres and secure destruction centres. In addition, Recall operates data centres for digital documents that can be accessed and processed through secure Internet connections."
== Directors ==
*Don Argus 
*Tony Froggatt 
*David Gosnell 
*Hans-Olaf Henkel 
*Stephen Johns 
*Carolyn Kay 
*Graham Kraehe 
*Luke Mayhew 
*Jacques Nasser 
*David Turner 
*Michael Ihlein 
*David Mezzanote
== Notes ==
#Brambles Company Web Site Our Businesses Accessed April 2007
Branch-Heritage Group

::an apparently close relationship existed (though denied officially) between the SRC umbrella holding in South Africa and the Branch-Heritage Group, a financial holding registered at the Plaza 107 building in London. In 1993, Executive Outcomes was also registered in England (where the laws against mercenaries were much more lax than in South Africa) with this holding. Branch-Heritage Group's senior director is Anthony Buckingham, a charismatic businessman and also a former SAS veteran known for his behind the scenes influence throughout Africa. Buckingham was at the center of both EO's first big contract in Angola and also Sandline's inception.
::Branch-Heritage Group includes a number of mining and oil concerns located around the world, and, not surprising, has investments in almost all the areas where Executive Outcomes has conducted major operations.Corporate Warriors:The Rise of the Privatized Military Industry, by P.W. Singer, Cornell University Press, 2003, p104.
==References==
Brand(X)

Brand (X) is a branding consultancy established in 2000Brand (X) History Accessed 11th March 2008 
In their 'Consultancy Profile' on PMLive, Brand(X) descibe themselves as excelling in medical education and media and public relations, which includes 'Market shaping and educational programmes', 'Lobbying', 'Patient group liaison', 'Patient education' and 'Issues preparedness'PMLive Consultancy Profiles Accessed 26th february 2008.
==Clients==
In 2008, Brand (X) list their clients asBrand (X) Clients Accessed 11th March 2008...
* AstraZeneca
* Biogen Idec
* Boehringer Ingelheim
* Gilead Sciences
* GlaxoSmithKline Global
* GlaxoSmithKline UK
* Healthcare at Home
* IMS
* Merck Sharp & Dohme Limited (MSD)
* Otsuka
* Sanofi-Aventis
* Schering-Plough Animal Health
* Schering-Plough Global Schering Plough UK
* Serono
* TEVA
==References==
Category:Lobbying firms
Category:PR Industry
Branka Magaš

Branka Magaš is a historian, journalist and commentator on the former Yugoslavia. She has contributed to The New Statesman, The London Review of Books, International Affairs, The Tablet, Balkan Monitor, Against the Current, New Politics and numerous other periodicals; also to many academic collections. She is the author of The Destruction of Yugoslavia: Tracking the Break-Up, 1980-1992 (Verso 1993), edited Question of Survival: a common education system for Bosnia-Herzegovina (The Bosnian Institute 1998), and co-edited, with Ivo Zanic, The War in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina 1991-1995 (Frank Cass 2001).Profile on Democratiya 
==Affiliations==
*Alliance to Defend Bosnia-Herzegovina
*Democratiya - Advisory Editor
*Bosnian Institute - consultant
*Bosnia Report - editor (1993-96)
*Croatian Peace Forum - co-founder
*Labour Focus on Eastern Europe - editor(1977 to 1991)
*New Left Review - editorial board (1966 to 1993)
==References==
Magas, Branka
Magas, Branka
Magas, Branka
Brascan Corporation

Brascan also known as Brookfield Asset Management Inc., , and prior to that, EdperBrascan Corporation. Brascan:
:"owns, manages and builds businesses that generate sustainable cash flows. Through its major investment holdings the Company is engaged in real estate development (with major office properties in North America), power generation (with power generating plants in North and South America), and the harvesting of timber and manufacture of timber products in North America. The Company also provides banking and other financial services." 
Brascan or Brookfield has had a face-lift because one of its directors, Conrad Black and three other former Hollinger executives
:"Authorities said Black, along with other officials, used insider trading to boost Hollinger stock in 1998, arranging for the Canadian company Brascan to buy Hollinger shares at the same time short-sellers were unloading their stock. At the time, Black was a director at Brascan, now called Brookfield Asset Management. "While Brascan used its own funds to purchase the shares, Black guaranteed their downside and interest rate, and also guaranteed their profit," prosecutors wrote, saying Black and other executives received cash from the deal." []
Lord Black is along with Roy MacLaren is a member of the Trilateral Commission, and the International Institute for Strategic Studies, and a director of the Centre for Policy Studies, just like Standard Life's Norman Blackwell.
Brascan is a major contributor to the Liberal Party in Canada [] and so are Standard Life, who have had a long association with the country. A Scotsman article, before de-mutualisation stated that:
:"Europe’s largest mutual is also facing criticism after making payments of C$20,000 to the Liberal party in Canada. One policyholder said the company declared in its annual report that it made no political donations. However, Standard Life said it is not obliged to declare donations made outside the European Union. Malcolm Wood, director of legal services at Standard Life, said: "If the donation had been made in the UK it would have been disclosed."
==Notes==
Brave PR, PRCA Yearbook 2004

Brave PR
===Contact=== 
*Annabel Hillary
*Emma Nicholson
===Address===
:232-242 Vauxhall Bridge Road
:London SWlV 1AU
:Telephone 020 7802 8111
:Fax: 02078028112
:Email: annabel.h@bravepr.com
:Website: www.bravepr.com
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*Currently undertaking PRCA's
*Consultancy Management Standard programme
===Business Commenced===
:2000
===Employees===
:19
==Range of Services==
Brave PR is a young consumer, corporate and business to business PR agency with a strong track record working for a broad mix of clients within fmcg, retail, food and drink, lifestyle, travel, leisure, healthcare and the media.
We offer the reassurance of big agency, big brand strategy and experience within an independent, medium sized, flexible agency environment.
We are strongly focused on media relations and delivering outstanding, measurable results, relevant to our clients' businesses.
===Fee Income===
:�800,001 - 850,000
==Current Clients==
*Bluewater
*British Bakeries
*Cereal Partners UK
*Coca-Cola
*The Design Group
*Lever Faberge
*Nestk Purina
*Retail Brands
*Scottish & Newcastle
*Spar UK
*Stena Line
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
*Optical Revolution
*Penton Media
==Partners / Directors==
*Annabel Hillary
*Charlotte Ashby
*Emma Nicholson
*Melanie Burr
===Holders of Public Office===
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*An Associate Member of the PRCA
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