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Associate Parliamentary Engineering Group

==Individual Members==
Mr MacDonald Andrade
Mr Roy Box
Dr Peter Broughton FREng
Mr Colin Buck
Mrs Isobel Byrne Hill
Professor Derek Clements-Croome
Mr Kim Cohen FRAeS
Ms Diane Davy
Professor John Eastham FREng FRSE
Professor Roger Falconer FREng
Mr Donald Fowell
Sir William Francis CBE FREng
Mr Reginal Gourgey
Mr Barry Haseltine FREng
Mr Peter Haslehurst
Mr Edmund Hollinghurst FREng
Emeritus Professor John Hutchinson FREng
Dr W Stanley Jones OBE FREng
		Mr Michael Kipp
Eur Ing Colin Ledsome
Mr John Lowe
Mr Barry McGregor
Mr Alec McRitchie
Dr Francesca Medda
Dr L Medlock
Mr Peter Murray
Mr Michael Neale OBE FREng
Mr A David Owen
Mr Colin Patterson MBE FCHIPD
Mr Mick Pitt
Miss Hazel Prowse
Mr Neil Sandberg
Ms Linda Scott OBE FRSA
Ms Janet Sidaway
Mr Jim Stevenson OBEhttp://www.apeg.org.uk/members/members/individual.htm
==Corporate Members==
	AIRTO
BAE Systems (Operations) Ltd
British Fluid Power Association
British Gear Association
British Tunnelling Society
ECITB
EEF
EEF West Midlands
EMESP
Engineering and General Equipment Ltd
Engineering and Technology Board
Engineering Industries Association
Engineering Professors' Council
EPSRC
GAMBICA
IMarEST
Institute of Physics
Institution of Civil Engineers
		Institution of Engineering Designers
Institution of Engineering and Technology
Institution of Mechanical Engineers
King's College London
Manchester Metropolitan University
MTA
Rolls-Royce plc
SEMTA
Sir Robert McAlpine Ltd
Society of Operations Engineers
The Institution of Structural Engineers
The Institution of Gas Engineers & Managers
The Learning Grid
The Royal Academy of Engineering
The Smallpeice Trust
The Worshipful Company of Engineers
University of Brighton
University of Greenwichhttp://www.apeg.org.uk/members/members/corporate.htm
==Notes==
Associate Parliamentary Group on Wholesale Financial Markets and Services

The purpose of the Associate Parliamentary Group on Wholesale Financial Markets and Services
is to 'provide a medium through which MPs and Peers with a financial services interest may be
briefed on matters affecting the UK’s financial services industry'.
==Activities==
The Group was set up in 2003. All its activities take place under Chatham House rules, and it holds an annual private summer reception with MPs at the House of Commons.
==People==
*Stephen Hammond (Con) - Chair 
*Baroness Cohen of Pimlico (Lab) - Vice-Chair
*David Ruffley (Con) - Vice-Chair
*Lord Teverson (LD) -Vice-Chair
*Andy Love (Lab) - Treasurer
* Michael Fallon (Con) - Secretary Register of All-Party Groups, House of Commons, Published 1 October 2010 
Jonathan Evans – Con | Lord Fraser of Carmyllie - Con | Stephen Hammond – Con | Matthew Hancock – Con | David Ruffley – Con | Andrew Tyrie – Con | Robert Walter – Con | Lord Newby - LD | Lord Teverson – LD | Chuka Umunna -Lab |Lord Woolmer of Leeds | John Mann | Lord Cunningham of Felling | Lord Davidson of Glen Clova | Lord Eatwell | Lord Gordon of Strathblane | Lord Cobbold CB | Lord Rogan Register of All-Party Groups, (As at 9 February 2012) 
*Patricia Duncan, head of government affairs at the Futures and Options Association is the group's facilitator and is responsible for administering the Secretariat to the Parliamentary Group. She is a former Head of Public Affairs at London International Financial Futures and Options Exchange (LIFFE) and has also worked for Goldman Sachs (International Arbitrage) and for The London Stock Exchange. Patricia Duncan, Futures Options Association, acc 30 June 2012 
===Former members===
==Funding and Affiliations==
The Futures and Options Association acts as the group’s secretariat. The Industry Advisory Group (comprising Association for Financial Markets in Europe, Association of Private Client Investment Managers and Stockbrokers, British Bankers' Association, City of London Corporation, Futures and Options Association, ICE Futures Europe, International Capital Market Association, Investment Management Association, LCH Clearnet Group, London Metal Exchange, London Stock Exchange, NYSE Liffe, Wholesale Market Brokers' Association, and London Energy Brokers’ Association) funds events including business breakfasts, lunches and other functions held in the Palace of Westminster, an annual dinner, occasional research papers, advertising costs and web maintenance.
==Contact==
Mr Stephen Hammond MP, House of Commons, London SW1A OAA. Tel: 020 7219 3401
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Financial sector lobbying
Associate Parliamentary Media Literacy Group

The Associate Parliamentary Media Literacy Group (APMLG) was launched in May 2006. Its purpose is to
:promote the importance of media literacy skills, support policies that strengthen media literacy in the population, and encourage greater understanding of the social impacts of media use and content. House of Commons [All Party Register], 30 September 2010. 
==Activities==
==Funding==
==Affiliations==
Ofcom acts as the group's secretariat. House of Commons [All Party Register], 30 September 2010. 
==Members== Associate Parliamentary Media Literacy Group, Members, accessed 3 November 2010. 
===MPs===
* David Morris (Chair)
* Jo Swinson (Vice-Chair)
* Roger Gale (Vice-Chair)
* Peter Bottomley
* Danny Alexander
* Tom Clarke
* Natascha Engel
* Paul Flynn
* Christopher Huhne
* Charles Kennedy
* Sadiq Khan
* Ian Liddell-Grainger
* Jim McGovern
* Austin Mitchell
* Chris Ruane
* Barry Sheerman
* Joan Walley
* Robert Walter
* John Whittingdale
* Mark Williams
===Peers===
* Baroness Buscombe
* Lord Bilston
* Baroness Bonham-Carter of Yarnbury
* Lord Brett
* Lord Briggs
* Lord Dubs
* Baroness Finlay of Llandaff
* Baroness Fritchie
* Lord Gavron
* Lord Gordon of Strathblane
* Lord Hamilton of Epsom
* Baroness Hamwee
* Lord Hastings of Scarisbrick
* Lord Howarth of Newport
* Lord Jones of Cheltenham
* Lord King of West Bromwich
* Lord Kinnock
* Lord Macdonald of Tradeston
* Baroness Morris of Yardley (Vice-Chair)
* Lord O'Neill of Clackmannan
* Lord Quirk
===Corporate organisations===
* British Broadcasting Corporation
* Hutchison 3G UK Limited
* PhonepayPlus
* Media Smart
* The Radio Centre
===Public bodies===
* Brunel University
* Media Literacy Task Force
* Northern Ireland Screen
* Media CSR Forum
* BBFC
* Becta
* bfi
* BUFVC
* National Institute of Adult Continuing Education (NIACE)
* National Media Museum
* Ofcom
* Scottish Screen
* Screen West Midlands
* South West Screen
* Voice of the Listener and Viewer
===Individuals===
* Mr Shawn Sobers 
* Ms Cary Bazalgette
* Dr Dena Attar
* Ms Sandra Chalmers
* Dr Jonathan Freeman
* Prof. Sylvia Harvey
* Mr Christopher Haydon
* Prof. Sonia Livingstone
* Ms Cathy Poole
* Mr Andrew Price
==Affiliations==
==Publications==
==Contact==
:Address:
:Phone:
:Email:
:Website:
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:All-Party Parliamentary GroupCategory:Advertising
Association Francaise des Conseils en Affaires Publique

The Fransaise des Conseils en Affaires Publique (l'AFCAP) is the trade body for French professional lobbyists. 
Conventional wisdom suggests that the lobbying industry is very different in France than in Anglofone, or at least Anglo-Saxon countries. The creation of l'AFCAP suggests that the notion of French exceptionalism is probably overstated (in much the same way that in 1979 American sociologist G. William Domhoff 'found' a French Council on Foreign Relations, l'IFRI, when French academics thought no such institution existed).
The organisational structure, membership profile and activities of l'AFCAP will look very familiar to those with even a passing knowledge of lobbying associations in the UK or US, whose principle purpose is to promote self-regulation of lobbying.
==Members==
The membership of l'AFCAP includes a mix of transnational communication companies such as APCO, Burson Marsteller, Hill & Knowlton and First & 42nd, with local lobbyists, lawyers, and PRs.
:Agence Capucine, conseil en affaires publiques
 
:Alliantis, conseil en affaires publiques 
 
:APCO, conseil en communication et affaires publiques 
:Burson Marsteller, conseil en communication et affaires publiques 
:D.M.L, conseil en restructuration 
 
:First&42nd, agence dediee au consulting et a la responsabilite sociale d'entreprise 
:Garrault & Robine, conseil aupras du monde associatif et de ses partenaires 
:Herbert Smith, cabinet d'avocats 
:Hill & Knowlton, conseil en communication et affaires publiques 
:Manifeste, conseil en communication responsable 
:Mathieu Boissavy, cabinet d'avocats 
:Seance Publique, conseil en affaires publiques 
:TMO-Regions (groupe TMO-CSA), institut d'etudes et de sondage 
:Together, conseil en strategie de marque 
:Valoritem, edition pedagogique institutionnelle
 
==LE BUREAU DE L'AFCAP EST COMPOSE DE ==
Xavier DELACROIX, President de l'AFCAP, President de First&42nd 
Capucine FANDRE,Vice-Presidente de l'AFCAP, Agence Capucine 
Philippe GRABLI, Tresorier de l'AFCAP, D.M.L 
Mathieu BOISSAVY, Secretaire General de l'AFCAP, avocat
==Website==
http://www.affairespubliques.com/
Category: Lobbying industry organisations
Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated(The)

The Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated is a registered charity (305963) on 15 January 1963 Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Charity Commission and was incorporated as a company on 31 March 1951. Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Companies House
The charity's objectives focus "on working with young people through various means. [This] Includes working within the United Jewish Israel Appeal's (UJIA) information education departments as well as relevant organisations.” Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Accounts 2017 
As well as working with UJIA, The Jewish Youth Incorporated is registered at the same address as UJIA: 1 Torriano Mews, London, England, NW5 2RZ. 
Previous addresses include:
July 2009 - November 2015 - 37 Kentish Town Road, London, NW1 8NX 
Incorporation - July 2009 - Balfour House, 741 High Road, Finchley, London, N12 0BQ 
==Finances==
Year 	Income (£)	Donations/Grants (£) 	
2010 Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Accounts 2010	228 	0 	
2011 	8 	0 	
2012 Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Accounts 2012	248 	0 	
2013 	467 	0 	
2014 Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Accounts 2014	248 	0 	
2015 	248 	0 	
2016 Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Accounts 2016	8 	0 	
2017 	41,591 	341 (creditors due to UJIA)	
2018 Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Accounts 2018	257 	294 (creditors due to UJIA)	
2019 	150 	0 	
2020 Association for Jewish Youth Incorporated Accounts 2020	0 	0 	
==Contact==
1 Torriano Mews, London, England, NW5 2RZ
==Notes==
Category:Zionist movement UK
Association of British Bookmakers

==Members==
The ABB does not list its members on its website. It notes that 'Together our members operate around 7,000 betting shops and 80% of the market.'ABB Homepage, accessed 1 May 2012
Coral Racing Ltd | the ToteABB Boost for ABB membership, accessed 1 May 2012
==Lobbying firms==
*Portland PR Register 1st September 2014 - 30th November 2014 APPC, accessed 28 January 2015 
==Notes==
Category:Gambling Industry - UKCategory:Gambling IndustryCategory:Web of Influence
Association of British Healthcare Industries

The Association of British Healthcare Industries (ABHI) is the industry association for the medical technology sector in the UK. It represents over 200 UK member companies whose output makes up for around 85 percent of the industry’s total.ABHI website About ABHI, accessed Nov 2010 ABHI, Association of British Healthcare Industries, website homepage, accessed 22 April 2011 . 
It was formed 20 years ago 'to address industry’s need to engage with the fast moving regulatory landscape and to support UK companies export their products around the world'. Its purpose is 'to promote the rapid adoption of medical technologies to ensure optimum patient outcomes throughout the UK and in key global markets'. 
==Lobbying==
*PR agency Hanover carries out PR and lobbying for the ABHI. Before that it was Weber ShandwickAPPC register to August 2010
*PB Political ConsultingPB Political Consulting profile 2015, Registrar of consultant lobbyists, accessed 8 February 2016
==People==
*Geoff Cox - Chairman of ABHI and Managing Director of Huntleigh UK
*Peter Ellingworth- Director-general of the Association of British Healthcare Industries. 
 
*Andy Taylor - Director Healthcare Policy.
==Membership==
Membership is open to manufacturers as well as service companies involved in the sector, such as distributors, professional groups and lawyers.
==Affiliations==
It is an active member of the Medical Technology Group (MTG)
==Resources==
*[url title], publications details
==Contact==
111 Westminster Bridge Road
London, SE1 7HR
Url: http://www.abhi.org.uk
==References==
Category:Healthcare Industry
Association of British Insurers

The Association of British Insurers - ABI - represents the collective interests of the UK’s insurance industry.
The Association has around 400 companies in membership. Between them, they provide 94% of domestic insurance services sold in the UK. ABI member companies account for almost 20 per cent of investments in the London stock market.ABI website, accessed Feb 2009
==People==
*Huw Evans, Corporate affairs director, appointed August 2008. Former special adviser to Tony Blair (2005-06) and the Home Office. Formerly of the Royal Bank of Scotland.ABI press release, August 2008
*Joanne Segars was Head of Pensions and Savings Association of British Insurers June 2001 — April 2005 She was previously Snr Policy Adviser Trades Union Congress (TUC) December 1988 — June 2001 (12 years 7 months)LinkedIn Joanne Seagars, accessed 1 March 2010
==Lobbying==
ABI's external lobbying firms are:
*Deryn, December 2013- Register 1st December 2014 - 28th February 2015 APPC, accessed 24 March 2015 
*Stratagem - NI Register 1st December 2014 - 28th February 2015 APPC, accessed 30 March 2015 
===Former===
*Cicero ConsultingAPPC register, to August 2008
==Contacts==
http://www.abi.org.uk
51 Gresham Street
London
EC2V 7HQ
==References==
Category: Financial sector lobbying
Category:Corporate Lobby Groups
Association of Chief Police Officers Scotland

The Association of Chief Police Officers Scotland (ACPOS) is an independent organisation registered with Companies House (Company No. SC310956) and is responsible for overall management and direction of policing in Scotland. It is the Scottish equivalent of the Association of Chief Police Officers which covers England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
According to its statement of purpose, ACPOS aims:
*To create the environment for the delivery of excellent, visible and accessible policing services
* To efficiently, effectively and economically develop the capacity and capability of policing in Scotland
* To inform and influence the development and delivery of public policyAbout us: Statement of Purpose, ACPOS, accessed 20 February 2010 
==Counter-Terrorism Role==
ACPOS has established a 'Counter-Terrorism Intelligence Unit (CTIU)' which coordinates all 'police and counter-terrorism related duties' in Scotland. CTIU's have similar roles and responsibilities as Counter-Terrorism Unit's (CTU's), but they differ in the sense that they do not have 'an investigative role'.Pursue, Prevent, Protect, Prepare: The United Kingdom's Strategy for Countering International Terrorism March 2009, HM Government, p.65 - accessed 15.03.2010. 
==Organisational Structure==
:President - Mr Pat Shearer (Dumfries & Galloway)
:Vice President - Mrs Norma Graham (Fife Constabulary)
:Executive Vice President - Mr David Strong (Lothian & Borders)
:Past President - Mr Colin McKerracher (Grampian Police) 
==Notes==
category:Policecategory:Counter-Terrorismcategory:UK Police Intelligencecategory: Scotlandcategory:Scottish Police
Association of Chocolate, Biscuit and Confectionery Industries Europe

Association of Chocolate, Biscuit and Confectionery Industries Europe (CAOBISCO) is described as the voice of European chocolate, biscuits and confectionery manufacturers. About Us Caobisco, accessed 8 April 2015 
Their mission is:
*To support our member companies’ freedom to market their products in a flexible and responsible manner. 
*To support the development of an innovative, sustainable, competitive and creative chocolate, biscuit and confectionery industry in Europe that represents the values of our member companies. 
They have 17 member National Associations as well as direct member companies and affiliated members resulting in CAOBISCO being the voice of more than 11.000 European chocolate, biscuit and confectionery manufacturers all over Europe. 
==Members==
*Associação dos Industriais de Chocolates e Confeitaria (ACHOC)
*Association of Hungarian Chocolate and Confectionery Manufacturers (HUNBISCO)
*Associazione delle Industrie del Dolce e Della Pasta Italiane (AIDEPI)
*BCCC Sector - The Biscuit, Cake, Chocolate and Confectionery Sector
*Bundesverband der Deutschen Süsswarenindustrie e.V. (BDSI)
*Chamber of Agricultural and Food Enterprises (CAFE)
*Chocolate, Confectionery and Biscuit Council of Ireland (CCBCI)
*Chocolate, Sugar, Confectionery and Biscuit Industry Association
*Chocosuisse-Biscosuisse
*Fachverband der Nahrungs-u. Genussmittelindustrie Oesterreichs (FIAA)
*L'Alliance 7
*La Asociación Española del Dulce (PRODULCE)
*Stowarzyszenie Polshich Producentow Wyrobow Czekoladowych i Cukierniczych (POLBISCO)
*The Norwegian Association of Chocolate Manufacturers (NACM)
*The Royal Belgian Association of the Biscuit, Chocolate, Pralines and Confectionery (Choprabisco)
*The Swedish Chocolate, Confectionery and Biscuit Manufacturers' Association (CHOKOFA)
*Vereniging voor de Bakkerij-en Zoetwarenindustrie (VBZ) Member Caobisco, accessed 8 April 2015 
==Notes==
Category:Foodspin Category:Foodspin Policy Groups
Association of Communication Companies (Belgium)

Association of Communication Companies (ACC)
152 bld. Brand Whitlock
B-1200 BRUSSELS
Tel.: (32-2) 740 07 18
Fax : (32-2) 740 07 19
www.accbelgium.be
 
Executive Director
Ms. Lena VYNCKE
lena.v@accbelgium.be
 
 
President
Mr. Jan Van AKEN
Ogilvy Brussels
Chief Executive Officer
jan.vanaken@ogilvy.com
Association of Electricity Producers

Set up in 1987, the Association of Electricity Producers (AEP) represented the interests of the power generation industry in its relations with Government, regulators and the media. It later merged with Energy UK. 
Its former chief executive David Porter was also president of the Energy Industries Club.
==Related articles ==
*Department of Trade and Industry, On The Record, New Review, August 1999
Category: Nuclear Spin
Electricity Producers, Association
Association of Estonian Food Industry

The Association of Estonian Food Industry (Eesti Toiduainetööstuse Liit in Estonian) was founded in 1993. It 'represents and promotes the interests of Estonian food and drink industries.'ETL Introduction, accessed 3 August 2012
The ETL gives its mission as follows:
:Our mission is to promote and support the development of Estonian food industry and economy, and to provide assistance in the development of ethical business environment.
 
:The Association of Estonian Food Industry:
:* represents the interests of Estonian food industry in the development of national economic policy and is contributing to establishment of a favourable regulatory and economic framework in the EU integration process;
:* interacts with authorities, producers, trade and other interested parties by co-operating in all the links of the food chain;
:* monitors and provides input in the food industry related legislative process;
:* promotes high quality food among consumers;
:* co-operates with the FoodDrinkEurope and its branch organisations on the EU level;
:* organises training and information exchange.
== History/background ==
== Members ==
===Companies===
A- Vorst OÜ | A. Le Coq AS | Atria Eesti AS | Balbiino AS | Coca-Cola HBC Eesti AS | Eesti Müsli OÜ | Eesti Pagar AS | Fazer Eesti AS | Kadarbiku Köögivili OÜ | Kalev Chocolate Factory AS | Kikas Kaubandus OÜ | Largo AS | Leibur AS | Lightfood OÜ | Linda Nektar AS | Liviko AS | Luha AV OÜ | Lunden Food OÜ | Maag Grupp AS | Marmiton AS | Mikaado OÜ | Nantecom OÜ | Nordhaus OÜ | Pere AS | Polar Sun Products OÜ | Premia Foods AS | Profexpo OÜ | Põltsamaa Felix AS | Rakvere Lihakombinaat AS | Rõngu Mahl AS | Saarek AS | Saaremaa Lihatööstus OÜ | Saarioinen Eesti OÜ | Saku Õlletehase AS | Salvest AS | Sangaste Linnas AS | Santa Maria AS | Spratfil AS | Tarplani Kaubanduse OÜ | Tartu Mill AS | Tere AS | Uvic AS | Valio Eesti AS | VGA Kaubandus AS | Võhu Vein AS Association of Estonian Food Industry Members, accessed 7 August 2012 
===Trade associations===
*Estonian Association of Bakeries / Eesti Leivaliit MTÜ
*Estonian Breweries Association / Eesti Õlletootjate Liit MTÜ
*Estonian Association of Cheese Producers / Eesti Juustuliit
*Alcohol Manufacturers and Importers Association / Alkoholitootjate ja Maaletoojate Liit MTÜ
== People ==
Director Sirje Potisepp | Consultant-project manager Kadri Tiitso
== Policy Positions ==
== Political Connections ==
== Lobbying & PR ==
== CSR ==
	
== Controversies ==	
== Affiliations ==
The Association of Estonian Food Industry is a full member of the FoodDrinkEurope and a member of the Estonian Employers Confederation, the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, as well as the Estonian Chamber of Agriculture and Commerce.
== Other Resources ==
== Contact ==
:Address: Saku 15, Tallinn 11314 
:Tel: (372) 6484978 
:Fax: (372) 6312718 
:E-mail: info@toiduliit.ee 
:Web page: www.toiduliit.ee 
==References==
Category:Estonia
Category:Food Industry
Category:Web of Influence
Association of European Cancer Leagues

The Association of European Cancer Leagues is an organisation comprised of the leading cancer charities in Europe. They are a not for profit organisation, registered in Belgium. They work towards improving communication between European cnacer leagues and societies with the ultimate goal of reducing the growing rates of cancers in Europe. UK members include Cancer Research, UK and Macmillan Cancer Relief 
== Affiliations==
The association is a member of the European Alcohol and Health Forum
== Notes ==
# European Cancer League Website Home Page Last Accessed June 28th 2007
# Europa Website Public Health Last Accessed 28th June 2007
Category:Alcohol NGOs Category:Alcohol
Association of European Professional Football Leagues

The Association of European Professional Football Leagues (EPFL) was founded in 2005 and is based in Switzerland and therefore under the jurisdiction of Swiss law. EPLF Who We Are accessed 5th September 2012 
== Affiliations ==
Members of the European Alcohol and Health Forum 
== Members ==
Österreichische Fußball Bundesliga Austria | Pro League Belgium | Bulgarian Professional Football League Bulgaria| Divisionsforeningen Denmark | Premier League England | [[Ligue de Football Professionnel France | Deutsche Fussball Liga Gmbh Germany | Super League Greece Greece | Lega Serie A Italy | Eredivisie CV Netherlands | Norsk Toppfotball Norway | Polish Professional Football League Poland | Liga Portugal Portugal | Russian Football Premier League Russia | Scottish Premier League Scotland | Serbian Superliga Serbia | Union of 1. SNL Slovenia | Foreningen Svensk Elitfotboll Sweden | Liga Nacional de Futbol Professional Spain | Swiss Football League Switzerland | Ukrainian Premier League Ukraine | European Professional Football Leagues Members accessed 5th September 2012 
Associate Members 
The Football League England | Union des Clubs Professionnels de Football France | Lega Serie B Italy | Lega Pro Italy | Federatie Betaald Voetbal Organisaties Netherlands | Association Professional Football Leagues Russia | Football National League Russia | Turkish Union of Clubs Turkey | European Professional Football Leagues Members accessed 5th September 2012 
== References ==
 
Category:Alcohol