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Goodison Group in Scotland

The Goodison Group in Scotland was formed in 2004 as the Scottish branch of the think tank the Goodison Group. The group focuses on issues of education and enterprise. It aims to bring together people from education, business and government. 
== Members ==
Dr Andrew Cubie - CBE FRSE Chairman | Ms Maggi Allan Director of Education Resources - South Lanarkshire Council | Mr Sandy Begbie Aegon UK | Ms Susan Bor Royal Bank of Scotland Group | Ms Fiona Boucher SALP | Mrs Marcia Campbell Standard Life | Mr Anton Colella ICAS | Mr Graham Donaldson HM Inspectorate of Education | Professor Jim Gallacher Glasgow Caledonian University | Mr Gerry Hassan Demos | Dr Ian Johnston | Dr Geraldine Kenney-Wallace City and Guilds | Ms Christine Lenihan | Ms Louise Macdonald Young Scot | Mrs Linda McKay Forth Valley College | Mr Roger McClure Scottish Funding Councils for F & HE | Mr John McCormick Scottish Qualifications Authority | Mr John Milligan | Professor Charles Munn OBE | Mr Robert Rae Scotland's Futures Forum | Professor David Raffe The University of Edinburgh | Ms Susan Rice Lloyds TSB Scotland | Mr Alf Young The Herald
== Funding ==
The Group is primarily funded by Lloyds TSB Scotland but also by Scottish Power and The Royal Bank of Scotland.Goodison Group in Scotland report, Take Hold of our Future, 20 September 2007 
The groups literature makes a point of saying that although it is funded by corporate money it is completely independent of them. However their 2007 report does single out Scottish Power as a model of business involvement in community education.Goodison Group in Scotland report, Take Hold of our Future, 20 September 2007 
== Connections ==
 
One of the aims of the Goodison Group is to create a culture of enterprise in Scotland. To this end they have been working with the Think Tank Demos and the Futures Forum. Representatives from both these bodies are members of the Group. Also Alf Young is the partner of Carol Craig who promotes greater self confidence as the solution to Scotland's problems
== Notes ==
Category:Think TanksCategory:Scotland
Google Ideas

Google Ideas is a think tank set up by the search engine company Google in late 2010.State Department Innovator Goes to Google, Foreign Policy, 7 September 2010.
Google Ideas organised the Summit Against Violent Extremism in Dublin in June 2011.Allen McDuffee, Google Ideas think tank gathering former extremists to battle radicalization, PostPolitics, washingtonpost.com, 24 June 2011.
==People==
*Jared Cohen - Director
==Notes==
Category:Think Tanks
Gopa Mitra

Gopa Mitra is heavily involved in the food and health industries. Her commitments include trustee of the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Men's Health, as well as director of health policy and public affairs at The Proprietary Association of Great Britain, the trade body representing manufacturers of non-prescription medicines and food supplements in Great Britain. She also became a trustee of the Mental Health Foundation in January 2004. WHO'S WHO AT THE MEN'S HEALTH FORUM Men's Health Forum, accessed 14 April 2015 
More recently Mitra has taken on roles at the Government's NHS Modernisation Action Team to help deal 'with patient empowerment and the Inequalities and Public Health Task Force'. She is also a trustee of Developing Patient Partnerships and the Long-term Medical Conditions Alliance (LMCA). 
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Men's Health
==Notes==
Category:Foodspin Policy GroupsCategory:FoodspinCategory:Health
Goran Strbac

According to a biography on the Imperial College London website:
:Goran Strbac is a Professor of Electrical Energy Systems. He is the Director of the DTI Centre for Distributed Generation and Sustainable Electrical Energy, the Convener of CIGRE International Working Group on Economics of Integration of Distributed Generation and a member of the Executive Team of the IEE Professional Network on Power Trading and Control. He is a co-author of 3 books and has published more than 100 scientific papers."Professor Goran Strbac", Imperial College London, accessed 11 April 2010
===Notes===
Strbac, Goran Category:Climate: Energy
Gordon Banks

Gordon Banks was the Labour MP for Ochil and South Perthshire from 2005 to 2015. He was a Shadow Minister for Business, Innovation and Skill from 2010 to 2011, and was appointed a Shadow Minister for Scotland in 2013.Gordon Banks, www.parliament.uk, accessed 8 September 2013.
 
Banks lost his seat in the 2015 general election after a rise in popularity for the SNP. He lost his seat to Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh by 10,168 votes. BBC News Ochil and South Perthshire, accessed 11 May 2015.
==Notes==
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Gordon Birtwistle

Gordon Birtwistle was the Liberal Democrats MP for Burnley from 2010 to 2015.Gordon Birtwistle, UK Parliament, 10 September 2013.
He lost his seat to Labour's Julie Cooper by 3,244 votes. BBC News Burnley, accessed 11 May 2015.
==MPs Register of interests==
===Overseas visits===
"Name of donor: Statoil
:Address of donor: Forusbeen 50,4035 Stavanger
:Amount of donation (or estimate of the probable value): Flights (including 2 cancelled tickets), ground travel, food and accommodation with a total value of £716.10
:Destination of visit: Norway
:Date of visit: 23-24 May 2013
:Purpose of visit: Visit undertaken as part of Industry and Parliament Trust fellowship (Registered 18 June 2013 )
==Affiliations==
*All-Party Parliamentary Group on Islamophobia
*All-Party Parliamentary Group for Apprenticeships, Member
==Contact==
====Constituency====
*Address: 23 St James Row, Burnley, BB11 1EY
*Telephone: 01282 704430
*Email: gbirtwistlemp@gmail.com
====Web & Social media====
*Website: http://www.burnleylibdems.org.uk
==Notes==
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Gordon Corera

Gordon Corera has been a BBC Newsnight Security Correspondent since 2004.Biographies: Gorgon Corera, BBC website, accessed 25 Jan 2010
His biography on the BBC website says:
:In that role he covers counter-terrorism, counter-proliferation and international security issues for BBC TV, Radio and Online.
:He was previously a foreign affairs reporter on the Today programme, BBC Radio 4's flagship news programme.
:Gordon has also been a State Department Correspondent based in Washington DC and the US Affairs Analyst for BBC News.Biographies: Gorgon Corera, BBC website, accessed 25 Jan 2010 
===References===
Corera, Gordon
Gordon Frazer

Gordon Frazer is Managing Director at Microsoft Limited in the UK and was appointed to this role in July 2006. Prior to this appointment he spent four years as Managing Director for Microsoft South Africa. He is a member of the Microsoft International Leadership Team and also sits on the industry board of e-Skills UK.
During his long career at Microsoft Gordon has held many key roles. Before becoming Managing Director for South Africa he was responsible for the Enterprise and Partner Group, focusing on Microsoft’s largest customers and partners in the country. Prior to this, he was head of the Business Solutions Group, working with Microsoft partners to develop and deliver line of business applications to organizations. Gordon joined Microsoft in November 1995 in a marketing role, where he concentrated on intellectual property and software licensing issues. 
Outside Microsoft he has held various positions including Chairman of the Business Software Alliance, President of the Information Technology Association and was also a trustee for the World Wildlife Fund.
Before joining Microsoft, Gordon was Technical Director at a software development company and had previously worked in financial services and the mining industry. Gordon holds a Bachelors degree from Rhodes University.
== Notes ==
#Microsoft (2007) UK ExecutivesMicrosoft Website (accessed 21/02/07)
Gordon G. Chang

Gordon G. Chang is a columnist at The Daily Beast.Author Bio, Gordon Chang.com, accessed 1 March 2018.
Chang previously worked in China for almost two decades, first in Hong Kong as a partner in the international law firm Baker & McKenzie, and later in Shanghai, as Counsel to the American law firm Paul Weiss.Author Bio, Gordon Chang.com, accessed 1 March 2018.
==Notes==
Category: United States
Gordon Hausmann

Gordon Brian Stephen Hausmann (born 9 June 1945) is a British solicitor and business executive. He founded the Mayfair based law firm CH Hausmann & Co. and is a board member of the security company ICTS International. He is probably best known for representing the magician Uri Geller.
Hausmann is the Trustee of several British charities promoting links with Israeli charities and universities, including the British Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, The British Friends of Ezra Lamarpeh, UK Friends of JRV Screengrab created 28 July 2009, 15:14 and UK Friends of IDC. Screengrab created 24 July 2009, 16:25
UK Friends of IDC was set up to raise funds for the Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya - a private university in Israel with close links to Israeli intelligence and high-tech industry. 
==Affiliations==
*Union of Jewish Students Chairman - 1967
*KKL Executor and Trustee Company, director, August 2012 
*JNF Charitable Trust, Company Secretary, 2012 
*board member Orion Foundation Geneva which has funded Ariel University
==Notes==
Hausmann, Gordon
Gordon Henderson

Gordon Henderson has been the Conservative Party MP for Sittingbourne and Sheppey since 2010.Gordon Henderson MP, www.parliament.uk, accessed 28 September 2014.
In the 2015 general election, Henderson retained his seat with a majority of 16,370. Kent general election 2015 results: Sittingbourne and Sheppey kentnews.co.uk, 7 May 2015, accessed 15 May 2015 
==Affiliations==
*Better Off Out
*Obesity All-Party Parliamentary Group
==Notes==
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Gordon Hewitt

Gordon Hewitt is a Distinguished Professor of International Business & Corporate Strategy at the University of Michigan Business School and sits on the International Advisory Board for Scottish Enterprise. 
Born and educated in Glasgow, he is Chairman of Court at the University of Abertay, Dundee. He is Visiting Professor of Business Strategy at the Manchester Business School as well as a Honorary Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Glasgow.
Companies for whom he has worked for include: Sony, Diageo, Citigroup, IBM, Motorola, Honeywell, Akzo Nobel, XL Capital, Zurich Financial Services, Dimension Data, Barclays Bank, Harley-Davidson & American Standard. 
He has published a book entitled 'Economics of the Market', regarded as a standard text in competitive theory and practice and has also represented Scotland for golf at an international level. 
==Affiliations==
*Scottish Development International
==References==
# Scottish Enterprise, "International Advisory Board Members", http://www.scottish-enterprise.com/sedotcom_home/about_se/structure/structure-international_advisory_board/structure-internationaladvisoryboard-members.htm?siblingtoggle=1#gordon_hewitt
# Michigan Ross School of Business, "Faculty Profile", http://execed.bus.umich.edu/Faculty/FacultyBio.aspx?id=000501390
# Scottish Enterprise, "International Advisory Board Members", http://www.scottish-enterprise.com/sedotcom_home/about_se/structure/structure-international_advisory_board/structure-internationaladvisoryboard-members.htm?siblingtoggle=1#gordon_hewitt
# University of Abertay Dundee, http://www.uad.ac.uk/News/NewsDetails.cfm?Key=005.001&NewsID=1106&printer=TRUE
Gordon Marsden

Gordon Marsden has been the Labour Party MP for Blackpool South since 1997. He served as shadow minister (Business, Innovation and Skills) 2010-13. From 2013 until 2015 he was the shadow transport minister.Mr Gordon Marsden, www.parliament.uk, accessed 25 November 2013.
In the 2015 general election, Marsden was re-elected with a majority of 2,585. Gordon Marsden Express, accessed 18 May 2015 
==Notes==
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Gordon McKenzie

Gordon McKenzie is the former sales director of Microsoft Scotland for 5 years, until being promoted to European Sales Director. He openly criticised Scotland's NHS for wasting money on its outdated I.T system in comparison to England who had already signed contracts with Microsoft. 
When Microsoft announced that Scotland was to be the headquarters for its new UK-wide retail financial services operation, Gordon McKenzie was chosen to head the venture. 
==References==
# The Register, "Microsoft says Scottish NHS Must Curb IT Spend", 5 January 2005, http://www.theregister.co.uk/2005/01/05/scottish_it_spending_spree/
# The Sunday Herald, 16 June 2002, "Microsoft Choses Scotland for Retail Financial Services HQ", http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qn4156/is_20020616/ai_n12576827
Gordon Pell

Gordon Pell was appointed to the board of the Royal Bank of Scotland in 2000. He was formerly group director of Lloyds TSB UK Retail Banking before joining National Westminster Bank Plc as a director in February 2000 and then becoming executive chairman, Retail Banking. He is currently also a director of Race for Opportunity and a member of the National Employment Panel and the FSA Practitioner Panel. In July 2006, he was appointed chairman of the Business Commission on Racial Equality in the Workplace. 
==References==
# The Royal Bank of Scotland, "Executive Directors", http://www.rbs.com/about03.asp?id=ABOUT_US/OUR_BOARD
Gordon Rainey

Gordon Rainey is a senior associate at GPW and a former executive at Hakluyt & Company and Pelorus Research.
==Career==
Rainey started his career as an attorney in New York and London, working for Dewey & Dewey LLP between August 2004 and August 2007, he then worked as a senior consultant to Control Risks Group between September 2007 and August 2010.
He was then an executive at Hakluyt & Company and Pelorus Research between September 2010 and May 2012.
In September 2012, he co-founded Greenmantle Advisory Ltd. and was appointed director. In November 2013 he left Greenmantly Advisory to become a senior associate at GPW. Gordon Rainey Linkedin, undated, accessed 26 September 2014 
==Education==
*B.A. Literature, Philosophy and Film, University of Vermont, 1995-1999,
*Juris Doctorate, University of Virginia School of Law, 2001-2004.
==Notes==
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Gordon Stewart (CIA)

Gordon Stewart (died 1999) was a former Inspector General of the Central Intelligence Agency, CIA Official Gordon Stewart Dies at 88, Washington Post, 19 December 1999.
He was detailed to the Office of Strategic Services and was sent to London in 1944 and to Germany in 1945 as chief of station., CIA Official Gordon Stewart Dies at 88, Washington Post, 19 December 1999.
he held CIA posts as chief of the foreign intelligence staff, chief of the Eastern Europe division, director of personnel and member of the board of national estimates, before retiring as Inspector General in 1971., CIA Official Gordon Stewart Dies at 88, Washington Post, 19 December 1999.
==Notes==
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Gordon Tullock

Gordon Tullock (born February 13, 1922) is Professor of Law and Economics at the George Mason University School of Law in Arlington, Virginia. Tullock is a free market economist who has pioneered the application of economic theories to the political system. This has fed into the resurgence of free market ideas across the world and indeed Tullock had been directly involved in this via his role in various neoliberal think tanks.
A native of Rockford, Illinois, Tullock received his J.D. from the University of Chicago in 1947 and an honorary Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 1994. He is a distinguished fellow of the American Economic Association (1998). He has published more than 150 papers and 23 books, including The Politics of Bureaucracy (1965), Private Wants, Public Means (1970), The Logic of the Law (1971), The Vote Motive (1976; 2006), Autocracy (1987), Rent Seeking (1993), The Economics of Non-Human Societies (1994) and On Voting: A Public Choice Approach (1998). 
The Calculus of Consent (1962), which he co-authored with James M. Buchanan, is considered to be one of the founding works of the discipline of public choice theory. In 1967 he identified the phenomenon of rent-seeking. “Tullock’s hypotheses,” “Tullock’s laws,” and “Tullock’s paradoxes” have shaped the development of public choice and have charted new areas in law and economics and sociobiology.
In 1966, Tullock became the founding editor of Papers in Non-Market Decision Making, a journal which was later renamed Public Choice. Until May 1990 he remained senior editor of Public Choice. He has also served as President of the Southern Economic Association, the Western Economic Association and the Public Choice Society. In 1996 he was elected to the American Political Science Review Hall of Fame.
==Affiliations==
*Centre for the New Europe
*Independent Institute
==Externals links, Publications, Notes==
===External links===
*Faculty Biography from George Mason University
*Gordon Tullock site
===Publications===
*Buchanan, James M. and Gordon Tullock. (1962), The Calculus of Consent. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.
*Tullock, Gordon (1987), “public choice," The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics, v. 3, pp. 1040–44.
* _____ (1989), The Economics of Special Privilege and Rent-Seeking. Boston & Dordrecht, Netherlands: Kluwer Academic Publishers.
===Notes===
Tullock, Gordon
Gotham Charitable Foundation

Gotham Charitable Foundation Trust is a New York based private foundation.
Fields of Interest: Anthropology; Archaeology; Arts and culture; Historic preservation; Historical activities; International peace and security; International relations; Judaism; Nonprofits; Philanthropy; Social sciences Population Groups: Economically disadvantaged people; Jewish people; Low-income and poor people. Gotham Charitable Foundation, Foundation Directory, accessed 1 December 2016. 
==Grants==
===2014===
*Friends of IR David $50,000
*JINSA $25,000
*Jewish Communal Fund $207,549
*CAMERA $30,000 990 Form 2014, Foundation Center, accessed 18 January 2016 
===2013===
*Friends of IR David $50,000
*The Investigation Project $20,000
*JINSA $25,000
*Jewish Communal Fund $183,000
*CAMERA $30,000 990 Form 2013, Foundation Center, accessed 18 January 2016 
===2012===
*Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America	$30,000	
*Friends of Ir David	$25,000		
*Investigative Project on Terrorism	$25,000	
*Jewish Communal Fund	$108,000	
*Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs	$20,000	
*Middle East Media Research Institute $100,000 Gotham Charitable Trust Foundation, Conservative Transparency, accessed 15 January 2016
==Contact==
Tax-Exempt Status: 501(c)(3) 
:Address: C/O Cwc 7 Penn Plaza, New York, NY 10001
==Notes==
Category:FoundationsCategory:Counterjihad Funders
Gough Allen Stanley Ltd PRCA Yearbook

Gough Allen Stanley Ltd
===Contact===
* Sue Bailey
===Address===
:Kembrey House
:5 Worcester Road
:Bromsgrove
:XVorcs 1361 7DL
:Telephone: 01527 579 555
:Fax: 01527 579 902
:Email: sueb@gough.co.uk
:Website: wwwgoughco.uk
===Quality Assessment Achieved===
*Consultancy Management Standard
===Business Commenced===
:1981
===Employees===
: 12
==Range of Services==
Gough Allen Stanley provides a comprehensive range of communications services including Media relations, providing regional and national press liaison in the consumer business-to-business sectors Community affairs - handling and managing community affairs programme for clients in the East and West Midlands
Event Management and Sponsorship In addition to mainstream public relations skills and services, Gough's clients can also benefit from the complementary in-house services of a design studio and media management facilities.
===Fee Income===
:�200,001 - 250,000
==Current Clients==
*Birmingham Architectural Association
*Carl Zeiss
*Drayton Manor Park & Zoo
*Keller Ltd
*Nova Weigh Ltd
*Sainsbury's Supermarkets Limited
*ZF Friedrichshafen
*ZF Great Britain Ltd
: * = client retained for more than three years
: ** = client retained for more than five years
==Ad Hoc Clients==
*Ducal
*Makers UK Ltd.
==Partners / Directors==
*David Bowen, Chairman
*Sue Bailey, Managing Director
*Anne-Marie Brown, Financial Director
*Michelle Wright, Director
===Holders of Public Office===
:None
==Parent or Principal Company==
:N/A
===Subsidiary Companies===
:None
===Associate Companies===
:None
===Overseas Owned Offices Within===
:N/A
===International Affiliates Within===
:N/A
===Other Addresses===
:N/A
Category:PRCA Yearbook
Government Chief Scientific Adviser

The UK Government Chief Scientific Adviser (GCSA) is the personal adviser on science and technology-related activities and policies to the Prime Minister and the Cabinet; and head of the Government Office for Science.
He has a significant public role as the government's most visible scientific expert.
As of 2011, every individual government department has its own departmental Chief Scientific Adviser (CSA). The Department for Health has a Chief Scientist in addition to its Chief Scientific Advisor.Chief scientific advisers across government Government Office for Science. Accessed 2011-02-04 The GCSA has no formal management responsibility for departmental CSAs and is free to provide advice to all departments, including those that have their own chief scientific adviser. The GCSA and departmental CSAs sit on a Chief Scientific Adviser's Committee (CSAC), a cross-departmental forum for the discussion of science issues, chaired by the GCSA.Chief scientific advisers and their officials, GO-Science, 2010 The advisor also usually serves as chair of the UK’s Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (SAGE).Grimes, Robin The UK Response to Fukushima and Anglo-Japanese Relations Science & Diplomacy 2014-06-16 3(2) 
==List of Government Chief Scientific Advisers==
* Sir Mark Walport, 2013-
* Sir John Beddington, 2008–2013
* Sir David King, 2000–2008
* Sir Robert May, 1995–2000
* Sir William Stewart, 1990–1995
* Sir John Fairclough, 1986–1990
* Sir Robin Nicholson, 1982–1985 
* Dr John Ashworth, 1977–1981
* Dr Robert Press, 1974–1976
* Sir Alan Cottrell, 1971–1974
* Sir Solly Zuckerman, 1964–1971
==See also==
* Chief Medical Officer in the United Kingdom
* Chief Scientific Officer for England
* MoD Chief Scientific Adviser
* Government Office for Science
*Chief Scientific Adviser for Scotland 
*Office of the Chief Scientific Adviser (OCSA) (Scotland).
==External links==
*Official webpage gov.uk/government/organisations/government-office-for-science#management
* The Role of the Chief Scientific Adviser A discussion at the Royal Society, 2001.
==Notes==
Category:Government Chief Scientific Advisers