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GCI Group

GCI Group is a public relations firm owned by Grey Global Group which is in turn part of WPP. GCI Group sister company APCO Worldwide was part of the group until it was announced that Grey would divest itself of its 70% holding in late 2003. In September 2004 'Apco and Grey Global Group Inc. announced this week that Apco bought itself back from Grey, which itself is being bought by the mammoth WPP Group. Apco, founded in 1984 as a subsidiary of the D.C. law firm Arnold & Porter, was purchased by Grey, a major advertising company, 13 years ago'. GCI has 39 offices in 27 countries.
==Subsidiaries==
Asia-Pacific
===Australia===
*Blackie McDonald Melbourne
*Blackie McDonald Sydney
 
===India===
*GCI India
*GCI Sun Pub
*Shinhwa Communications
===Malaysia===
*GCI Malaysia
==Europe, Middle East and Africa==
*PRP Public Relations Partners, S.A.
*GCI Zagreb - Zagreb
*GCI Praha - Prague
*GCI Mannov - Aarhus - Copenhagen (Danish HQ)
*Inorek & Grey AS
*GCI Finland Oy
*GCI Groupe Grey
*GCI Healthcare - Hamburg
Hering Schuppener ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬' DÃƒÆ’Ã‚Â¼sseldorf
Hering Schuppener ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬' Frankfurt am Main
*GCI Athens
*GCI Budapest - Budapest
GCI Iceland
Carr Communications - Dublin
GH Communications
Stern-Ariely PR - Ramat-Gan
Cohn & Wolfe Milan
Havera SIA
Grey Beirut
GCI Lithuania
GCI Holland
The Quadrant Company - Lagos 
GCI Monsen
GCI Warszawa
YoungNetwork ÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬' Marketing e ComunicaÃƒÆ’Ã‚Â§ÃƒÆ’�o
Grey Worldwide Romania
Media In PR
GCI Ljubljana
GCI South Africa
GCI Agora - Barcelona (Spanish HQ)
GCI Agora - Madrid
GCI MalmÃƒÆ’Ã‚Â¶ AB
GCI Stockholm (Regional Headquarters)
GCI Sweden - Gothenburg
Cohn & Wolfe Geneva
Musqueteers AG
GCI Istanbul
GCI Kiev
*Headline Public Relations
 
===United Kingdom===
*GCI Europe
*GCI Healthcare
*GCI UK
===North America===
*GCI Atlanta
*GCI Read-Poland - Austin
*GCI California - Los Angeles, San Francisco
*GCI Canada - Toronto
*GCI Chicago
*GCI New York
===South America===
*Consultores Del Plata - Buenos Aires
*Gaspar & Associados - Sao Paulo
*Strategies GCI
*Strategic PR Group - Colombia
*GCI Ecuador - Guayaquil
*Group GCI Mexico
*GCG Peru S.A.C.
*GCI Puerto Rico 
*Strategic PR Group - Venezuela
==clients==
Key clients include: 
*Boehringer Ingelheim
*Cingular
*Dell 
*Forest
*Intercontinental Hotels Group,
*LoweÃ¯Â¿Â½s
*Medtronic
*Merck
*RadioShack
*Schick
GCI, a leading global public relations firm places a premium on three key principles - 1) maintaining deep knowledge of our clients' business and industry; 2) nurturing healthy, efficient and productive client partnerships; and 3) emphasizing analytics, quantification and measurement in the development and execution of our recommendations. These principles guide the firm's commitment to supporting its client's business objectives. Its six practice groups include: Healthcare, Consumer Marketing, Corporate, Media Relations, Public Affairs and Technology.
825 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10022
(212) 537-8000
Jeff Hunt, CEO
== Notes ==
# Judy Sarashon Washington Post 30th September 2004 Snowmobiles? This Isn't Yellowstone! Last Accessed 31st May 2007
# GCI Website Home PageLast Accessed 31st May 2007
GCI Healthcare, PRCA Yearbook 2004

GCI Healthcare
===Contact===
* Rhonda Smith
===Address===
:New Bridge Street House
:30-34 New Bridge Street
:London EC4V 6BJ
:Telephone: 020 7072 4100
:Fax: 02070724012
:Email: rsmith@gciuk.com
:Website: www.gciuk.com/healthcare
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
:1995
===Employees===
: 24
==Range of Services==
GCI Healthcare offers wide experience in every sector of healthcare public relations from clinical trial recruitment, medical education and prelaunch, launch and postlaunch campaigns for pharmaceutical medicines, through to OTC healthcare marketing communications programmes and consumer programmes including complementary and toiletry products. Healthcare communications can and should be creative. At GCI Healthcare we develop innovative programmes to reach consumers and healthcare professionals with credibility and authority.
Our approach is non-formulaic, cost-effective and realistic. Above all, our success is based on client relationships built on trust, hard work and fun.
===Fee Income===
: Unable to disclose - Sarbanes Oxley Act
==Current Clients==
*Bausch & Lomb
*British Assoc. of Parental Enteral Nutrition (BAPEN)
*Carter Products
*Eli Lilly
*Galderma Intl.
*GSK
*Kemin Foods Europe
*Malnutrition Advisory Group (MAG)
*Medtronic
*Nelsonbach
*ResMed
*SSL/Scholl Footcare
*Sunblis
*The Medical House
*Unipath
*Valeant
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
:N/A
==Partners / Directors==
*Rhonda Smith, Managing Director
*Camilla Butterworth
*Adrian Wheeler, Chairman
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
==Parent or Principal Company==
*GCI UK
===Subsidiary Companies===
:None
===Associate Companies===
*Part of Grey Global Group
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nigeria, Poland, Puerto Rico, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey, Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, USA, Venezuela, Vietnam
===International Affiliates Within===
:N/A
===Other Addresses===
:N/A
Category:PRCA Yearbook
GCI London, PRCA Yearbook 2004

GCI London
===Contact===
* Sue Ryan
===Address===
:New Bridge Street House
:30-34 New Bridge Street
:London EC4V 6BJ
:Telephone: 020 7072 4000
:Fax: 02070724010
:Email: sryan@gciuk.com
:Website: www.gciuk.com
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*PRCA Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
:1976
===Employees===
: 80
==Range of Services==
GCI is an international public relations, public affairs and financial communications consultancy with 60 offices worldwide.
GCI London is the principal office of GCI UK. It offers clients a full range of consulting services provided by a combination of specialist practices and sector teams focused on specific markets.
GCI London's practices are corporate communications, brand strategy, consumer and marketing communications, technology, international trade development, change management, political counsel and digital communications. GCI places a strong emphasis on training and continuing professional development.
GCI Academy provides every practitioner at GCI UK with personally-tailored annual programme of training in practice skills, management skills, new media capabilities, and international programme management techniques.
===Fee Income===
:Unable to disclose - Sarbanes Oxley Act
==Current Clients==
*Agfa
*ANMW
*Arlington
*Aventis
*BAA Retail
*BAPEN
*Bausch & Lomb
*Baxter
*Bayer
*BI
*BMW
*Boardbug
*British Airways
*Business Link London
*Canmakers
*Carter
*Copper Promotion
*CVRD
*Dell
*Dept. of Work & Pensions
*Digital Impact
*Dti UK Online for Business
*Electrolux
*Eli Lilly
*ESADE
*Forbo
*Galderma
*Harwell
*Homebase
*I-One Source
*Jose Eisenberg
*Kemin Foods
*Mates
*McCarthy & Stone
*Medtronic
*Menlo Worldwide
*Michelin
*Nelsons
*NESTA
*Net Partners
*Nutripharma
*Oshkosh
*Paddington Basin
*Panasonic
*Plasti-kote
*Procter & Gamble
*Rayovac
*Resource
*S&N Premier Lodge
*Salvation Army
*Sanford
*Scottish & Newcastle
*Shurgard
*SSL
*StorageTek
*Telindus
*TMP/Hudson
*UKAEA
*Video Arts
*VISA
*Warburtons
*WH Smith
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
:N/A
==Partners / Directors==
*Sue Ryan, Chief Executive
*Rod Cartwright
*Claire Dobson , ACA
*Rhodri Harries
*Jane Howard (Non-Exec)
*David Knowles
*Richard Medley
*Caroline Randle
*Nicola Taylor
*Adrian Wheeler , Chairman
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
==Parent or Principal Company==
*GCI UK
===Subsidiary Companies===
:None
===Associate Companies===
*Part of Grey Global Group
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Ecuador, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany; Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Korea, Latvia, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Netherlands, Nigeria, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Turkey; Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, USA, Venezuela, Vietnam
===International Affiliates Within===
:N/A
===OTHER Addresses===
:N/A
Category:PRCA Yearbook
GEC

GEC (formerly the General Electric Company, not to be confused with the US company General Electric) was an arms company based in the UK. The company was renamed Marconi Corporation plc in 1999 after its defence arm was sold to British Aerospace. In 2005-6 Ericsson purchased the bulk of Marconi and the remaining businesses were renamed Telent plc.IPD Group GEC History, accessed 10 March 2009Ericsson buys Marconi: £1.2bn for assets and name By John Oates The Register, 25th October 2005 09:24 GMT
==History==
1886: H. Hirst joined G. Binswanger to form the General Electric Apparatus Company in London.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1889: Name changed to the General Electric Company Ltd (GEC).The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1900: GEC was floated as a public limited company.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1961: GEC took over Radio and Allied Industries.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1963: Arnold Weinstock became managing director of GEC.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1964: GEC acquired Cannon Cookers.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1974-1987: GEC acquired Yarrow Shipbuilders, Avery, Picker, and Creda.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1989: GEC and Siemens took over Plessey. GEC acquired Plessey's naval systems and avionics business.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1990: GEC acquired parts of Ferranti.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1995: GEC acquired Vickers Shipbuilding and Engineering Ltd.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1996: Weinstock retired. George Simpson became managing director.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1998: GEC acquired Tracor.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
1999: GEC acquired Kvaerner's Govan shipyard, RELTEC, and FORE Systems.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
2000: General Electric Company was renamed the Marconi Corporation plc.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009 Marconi Corporation acquired SCITEC's Australian Communications Solutions business, MSI, Systems Management Specialists, Davies Industrial Communications, Albany Partnership, Mariposa Technology, the transmission business of Splice do Brazil, AMTEC SpA, and Telit Networks SpA.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
2006: Ericsson took over the Marconi Corporation. Name changed to Telent plc.The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
==Resources==
*GEC: Extract from 'Written in Flames'
==External resources==
*Wikipedia The General Electric Company
*Wikipedia Ericsson
*Wikipedia Telent plc
==Notes==
Category: Transnational CorporationsCategory: Arms Industry
GEC-Marconi

GEC acquired the Marconi Company in 1968 to form GEC-Marconi. The Marconi brand was used for its defence businesses e.g. Marconi Space & Defence Systems (MSDS) and Marconi Underwater Systems Ltd (MUSL). In 1998 GEC-Marconi was renamed Marconi Electronic Systems (MES).The Marconi Company, accessed 24 Nov 2009
==Notes==
Category:Arms Industry
GEDI Gruppo Editoriale S.p.A.

GEDI Gruppo Editoriale S.p.A. (formerly known as Gruppo Editoriale L’Espresso) is an Italian media conglomerate. 
It is ultimately controlled by the De Benedetti family through their 100% ownership of La COFIDE - Gruppo De Benedetti S.pA a financial holding company which belongs to the three children of Carlo De Benedetti , Rodolfo, Marco and Edoardo. COFIDE is the controlling shareholder of CIR Group, one of the leading Italian industrial groups operating in the media, auto components and healthcare sectors.
The most important investment of Cofide is CIR , a second holding company that controls with 43.4% GEDI Gruppo Editoriale (publisher of La Repubblica newspapers , La Stampa , Il Secolo XIX , several local newspapers and the weekly L'Espresso ), with 57.1% SOGEFI (automotive components) and 59.5% KOS (health). COFIDE was founded by Carlo De Benedetti in 1976. In 2012 his son Rodolfo De Benedetti was appointed executive president.
==History==
On 2 March 2016 , L'Espresso Group announced the incorporation of Italiana Editrice (a company that published the newspapers La Stampa and Il Secolo XIX ); the merger resulted in the largest Italian publishing company in the newspaper sector.Fusione tra ItEdi e Gruppo Espresso. Le dichiarazioni di Mondardini, De Benedetti, Elkann e Perrone 7/03/2016
== Publications ==
National Newspapers
* la Repubblica
* la Stampa
Local Newspapers
* 50,000 to 100,000 copies: Il Tirreno, La Nuova Sardegna, Messaggero Veneto - Giornale del Friuli, Alto Adige
* 20,000 to 50,000 copies: Il Piccolo, Gazzetta di Mantova, Il Mattino di Padova, La Provincia Pavese, Il Centro
* 10,000 to 20,000 copies: La Tribuna di Treviso, Gazzetta di Reggio, La Sentinella del Canavese (twice a week), La Nuova Ferrara, Gazzetta di Modena, La Nuova Venezia
* Fewer than 10,000 copies: la Città
Magazines
* L'espresso
* Limes
* National Geographic Italia (Italian edition of National Geographic Magazine)
* Le Scienze (Italian edition of Scientific American)
* MicroMega
* Mente & Cervello
* Le Guide dell'Espresso
Radio stations
* Radio DeeJay
* Radio Capital
* m2o
Television channels
* Repubblica Radio TV
* Deejay TV
* myDeejay
* Onda Latina
Web portals
* Kataweb
Advertising
* A. Manzoni & C.
Education
* Somedia
==References==
GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy

==Background==
GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy (GEH) describes itself as 'a world-leading provider of advanced reactors and nuclear services'. 
Set up in June 2007, GEH is 'a global nuclear alliance' created by GE and Hitachi to serve the global nuclear industry. It is based in the US. In Japan, the alliance is Hitachi-GE Nuclear Energy Ltd.
==Activities==
===Selling PRISM technology to the UK===
In April 2012 the UK Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) signed a contract with GE Hitachi to “enable a more detailed assessment” of GEH’s proposal to “burn” the UK’s stockpile of plutonium in GEH’s Prism fast reactors. Under the agreement, the NDA will pay GEH for additional studies and analyses until August 2012 to demonstrate that its proposal is a credible alternative to using the plutonium in mixed-oxide (MOX) fuel.
GEH also signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) for expert technical input to the potential UK deployment of the PRISM reactor, which would be specifically designed to disposition the UK's plutonium while generating 600 megawatts of low-carbon electricity. GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Signs MOU Agreement with National Nuclear Laboratory to Work on Tackling UK Plutonium Stockpile, Business Wire, April 04, 2012 
GEH believes that, 'PRISM offers the most efficient, clean, cost-effective option for turning nuclear waste into low carbon energy; while also managing used nuclear fuel and surplus plutonium by converting it into electricity. 
In August 2013 the NDA said it had shared with the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) its conclusions of its recent assessment on the management of the UK’s separated plutonium stocks, including an updated review of the Government's preferred Mox fuel proposal, and alternatives such as PRiSM. DECC is apparently considering the NDA's work - an update is expected in autumn 2013. </ref>
===USA===
In June 2013, GE Hitachi was awarded funding from the US Department of Energy for research on on high-temperature insulation materials and analysis tools to design and make electromagnetic pumps for liquid-metal-cooled reactors. Maila Spencer, Westinghouse lands DOE funding for advanced reactor research, Pittsburgh Business Times, Jun 28, 2013, 12:08pm EDT 
===Events===
In April 2012 GEH hosted a nuclear industry suppliers conference in West Cumbria, England to meet with potential UK business partners in support of GEH’s proposal to offer its PRISM technology to help address the country’s plutonium waste management challenges.
==External lobbyists==
*Edelman - Chris Rumfitt, Joint Managing Director, Public Affairs [APPC Register Entry 1st June 2013 - 31st August 2013, acc 10 Sept 2013 APPC Register Entry for 1 December 2011 to 29 February 2012], accessed 19 May 2012 APPC Register Entry for 1 Sep 2011 to 30 Nov 2011 
==Contact==
Website: www.ge-energy.com 
==Resources==
*Fiona Harvey, GE and Hitachi plan new reactor to burn UK plutonium stockpile, guardian.co.uk, Wednesday 30 November 2011 
*Facebook page GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy
===Notes===
Category:Nuclear Spin
Category:Civil nuclear industry
GFC/Net

GFC/Net describes itself as 'a specialist financial and corporate communications network linking leading independent public relations consultancies in major financial markets around the world' GFC/Net Home page accessed 13th february 2008.
The network has "expertise in fields including communications consulting and strategy development, public affairs/government relations [lobbying], crisis communications, issues management, design and branding, and event planning."
"Clients include major companies and financial institutions."GFC/Net website, accessed Feb 2009
==The network==
In 2008, GFC/Net list the following as their members GFC/Net Members Accessed 13th February 2008
* Intermarket Communications (USA)
* Upstream Asia (Hong Kong)
* Charles Barker Corporate Communciations GmbH (Germany)
* Cunha Vaz & Associados (Portugal)
* Farner Consulting Ltd. (Switzerland)
* Fishburn Hedges (United Kingdom)
* Grupo Albion (Spain)
* I&E (France)
* Interel (Belgium)
* Twister Communications Group (Italy)
* Van Luyken Communicatie Adviseurs (The Netherlands)
* Upstream Australia (Australia)
==Contacts==
United Kingdom
Fishburn Hedges
Andrew Marshall, Director, Head of Financial Practice
www.gfcnet.com
==References==
Category:PR Industry
GJW

GJW was a lobbying firm (named after principals Andrew Gifford, Jenny Jeger and Wilf Weeks), which is now owned by Weber Shandwick Worldwide under the name Weber Shandwick GJW Public Affairs. The ultimate owner is InterpublicWeber Shandwick 'What We Do - Weber Shandwick, Accessed 24 July 2007.
The Edinburgh office was run by Sam McEwan, who now runs McEwan Purvis an Edinburgh based lobby firmMcEwan Purvis 'McEwan Purvis Ltd'.
==History==
According to founder Wilf Weeks:
:In 1980 I set up a lobbying company with Andrew Gifford, who had worked with David Steel during the time of the Lib-Lab Pact. He felt that people hadn’t seen the potential of using the Liberal relationship with Labour to influence policy. We decided there was scope for a firm to advise people on how to work with Parliament and government.
:We needed a third arm so we went to speak to Peter Mandelson. He made it clear it wasn’t for him, but he suggested Jenny Jeger, who had been working with Callaghan at Number 10. She was interested, and we formed GJW. We bought a second-hand typewriter from Kenneth Baker, and we worked out of the basement in Andrew’s house. I remember the first day we only had one phone call, and that was from Jeremy Thorpe! Jenny and Andrew had gone to the cinema because they were so depressed at the lack of business.
:We gradually expanded and GJW became a very successful company, and a significant leader in the developing profession of government relations. Very sadly, Jenny died just after the 1997 election, although she had left GJW long before that. We sold out to BSMG, the old Charles Barker, in 2000 and they merged with Weber Shandwick in 2002, and I’ve been here ever since.Jolyon Kimble PROFILE: DIRECT LINE TO THE TOP Wilf Weeks, speaking with Public Affairs News Editor Jolyon Kimble, discusses theology, Edward Heath, and the art of getting straight through to the man in charge, Public Affairs News, Marchc 2006.
==Sponsoring Labour==
GJW sponsored the Labour Party in excess of £5,000 in 1997Watt, N. (1998) 'Peers and pop stars who gave Labour millions'. The Times. 31st August 1998 
==References==
Category:Lobbying firms
GKA

GKA Limited are a public affairs consultancy, founded in 1987 and has offices in London and Aylesbury. They work solely in the property sector, helping clients with development proposals.
In 2013, they owned assets to the value of £507,056 and had a net worth of £218,767. GKA Limited OpenCompany, accessed 30 October 2014 
==APPC==
GKA are not members of the Association of Professional Political Consultants, therefore their clients and staff do not appear on their register.
==People==
*Gerald Knight, founder and chairman
*Rob Allaway, managing director
*Paul Vicary, director
*Maria Allaway, director
*Emma Garner, director Our people GKA, accessed 30 October 2014 
===Former people===
*Daniel Knight, director, October 2004 - July 2010
*Geoffrey Brown, director, October 1998 - September 2012
*Harriet Kerr, director, August 1997 - October 2000
*Julian Foot, director, September 1996 - June 1997
*Carla Mcbride, director, February 1993 - June 1995
*Margaret Jackson, director, November 1992 - November 2004
*Margaret Knight, secretary, March 1992 - February 1993
==Clients==
Sainsbury’s | Goodman | Barratt David Wilson | Taylor Wimpey | Fairview New Homes | Welbeck Strategic Land | Saracens | Harlequins Experience GKA, accessed 30 October 2014 
==Publications, Contact, Resources and Notes==
===Publications===
===Contact===
====London office====
:Address:GKA Limited
:42 Brook Street
:London
:W1K 5DB
:Phone:0207 873 2439
:Email:enquiries@gka.co.uk
====Home Counties office====
:Address:GKA Limited
:1 Bell Business Park
:Smeaton Close
:Aylesbury
:Bucks HP19 8JR
:Phone:01296 678 300
:Email:enquiries@gka.co.uk
===Resources===
*Twitter
===Notes===
Category:Lobbying
GKP

GKP, or Gerard Kelly & Partners is a specialist education PR and lobbying firm based in London. 
It was founded in 2014 by Gerard Kelly, formerly of TSL Education, parent company of TES (Time Educational Supplement), to 'help organisations and businesses in the education sector that want to use education to leverage their brand.'Anna Reynolds, Ex-Times Educational Supplement editor launches education PR consultancy, PR Week, 22 September 2014
==Clients==
GKP does not declare its clients. 
Its founding clients include Ofsted, National Association of Head Teachers, Keystone Tutors, YouthSight and researchED.Anna Reynolds, Ex-Times Educational Supplement editor launches education PR consultancy, PR Week, 22 September 2014
It was also appointed to develop a 'global teaching and classroom kit' in support of the United Nations 'International Year of Pulses'. It was also reported to be providing crisis consultancy for 'an unnamed client in the education space'.
==People==
*Gerard Kelly: founding partner; former editor TES (Time Educational Supplement) and spent 22 years at TES parent company, TSL Education.
Kelly describes his contacts as 'pretty extensive in the education press and among policymakers and education providers'.Moving to the Darkside with Gerard Kelly, Gorkana, 6 November 2014
Kelly met skills minister, Nick Gibb, in October 2011 and April 2012 to discuss TSL Education's business; and education minister, Sarah Teather in November 2011.
*Mark Cooper: founding partner; formerly of PR agency Van Communications, which Cooper founded.
*Andrew Moss: founding partner; former broadcast journalist and lawyer.
==Contact==
:website: http://gkandpartners.com
==References==
Category:Education Industry