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Guy Spindler

Guy David St John Kelso Spindler (Born June 1962) is a career MI6 officer, and in 2018 and early 2019 stated that he worked for the Foreign Office in London as head of its Africa Directorate. At the time he also worked part time on a 50% contract for the Institute for Statecraft as part of its Integrity Initiative project which is funded largely (but not exclusively) by the Foreign Office, Spindler’s other employer. In May 2019 Spindler altered his LinkedIn profile to claim that he had left the Foreign Office in 2017.
==Family background==
Spindler was the son of John Edward Spindler (died 7 November 1993) and Jocelyn Spindler (died 5th March 2008)Telegraph Announcements Spindler, Daily Telegraph, March 2008. When he died, John Spindler was a retired company director living in Malmesbury, Wiltshire.The Gazette, https://www.thegazette.co.uk/notice/L-55215-336 Deceased Estates], 4 August 1998
Notice ID: L-55215-336, Issue Number: 55215
==Career==
* January 2013 – Present 6 years 5 months Africa Directorate Foreign and Commonwealth Office 
* August 2009 – September 2012 3 years 2 months Counsellor, Regional Affairs British High Commission, New Delhi New Delhi, India
*May 2006 - July 2009 - Gap in career listing. Unclear what Spindler did at this time.
*July 2002 – April 2006 3 years 10 months Counsellor, Regional Affairs British Embassy, Warsaw, Poland.LinkedIn Guy Spindler. Accessed 14 May 2019. HM Diplomatic Service Overseas Reference List, 2006
*97 Pretoria
*87 MoscowCryptome 276 Unique Names of MI6 Officers. Accessed 14 may 2019.
===Business ventures===
*MAESDOWN LTD (11384084) Company status Active, Correspondence address: Brottens Lodge, Doulting, Shepton Mallet, England, BA4 4RB. Role ACTIVE. Director Appointed on 25 May 2018, Occupation: Consultant
*AC21 LTD (11037445), Company status Active, Correspondence address: 20-22, Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU. Role ACTIVE. Director Appointed on 30 October 2017. Occupation: Company Director
*MAESBURY LTD (10817680) Company status: Active, Correspondence address 20-22, Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU. Role ACTIVE Director. Appointed on 14 June 2017, Occupation: ConsultantCompanies House Guy David St John Kelso Spindler. Accessed 14 May 2019.
*33 ST MARTINS ROAD LONDON SW9 MANAGEMENT COMPANY LIMITED (02425867) Company status Active. Correspondence address 33 St Martins Road, London, SW9 0SP. Role RESIGNED. Director Appointed before 19 July 1991, Resigned on 20 June 1994. Occupation: Government Official Companies House Guy David St John Kelso SPINDLER. Accessed 14 May 2019.
==Social media presence==
*Flickr
*Twitter @ReldnipsYug
*Facebook Guy Spindler
==Notes==
Spindler, Guy
Guy Thiran

Guy Thiran is Secretary General of Eurometaux the main lobbying body for the non-ferrous metals industry in Europe. He previously worked for the International Council on Metals and the Environment.Scrap Magazine BIR Report—Singing the Global Scrap Blues Kent Kiser. January/February 1999. Accessed 03/02/2012
He is quoted in a 1999 article for Scrap Magazine talking about the International Council on Metals and the Environment (ICME)'s attitude to the recent Basel Convention, which banned the shipment of hazardous wastes across borders:
:ICME’s objective is to minimize barriers to the international trade of recyclables. To achieve this, the group is taking two approaches:
:• It is working outside the convention and being aggressive. It is convincing countries not to ratify the Basel export ban; presenting a position paper offering economic, trade, and environmental arguments against the ban; and seeking endorsement from international commerce organizations, Thiran noted.
:• ICME is also working inside the convention and being constructive. In this regard, it’s working to ensure that international free trade in recyclables can continue even if the export ban is implemented, he explained.
:In the longer term, the key to protecting such trade will be to make environmentally sound management, or ESM, the basic requirement—that is, companies can only receive recyclables if they can guarantee environmentally sound management of the material, Thiran said.
==Contact==
==Resources==
==Notes==
Thiran, Guy
Gwendoline Motte

Gwendoline Motte used to work in the European Commission's Competition department. As of February 2007 she began work at Blueprint Partners as a Competition and Corporate Practice consultant. Blueprint Partners is a European PR firm.
==Background==
According to the information on Blueprint Partners website, "Gwendoline Motte is a consultant in the Competition and Corporate practice of Blueprint Partners. She has in-depth knowledge of European law, in particular EU Competition law, as she previously worked at DG Competition and in a law firm specialised in that area."
Her sector and practise expertise include competition, corporate and EU environment and energy regulatory policies.
"Before joining FD Blueprint, Gwendoline worked for the European Commission in DG Competition in the mergers Unit covering cases in the fields of information, communication and media.
She subsequently worked as a lawyer in a law firm in Brussels in the areas of EU Competition law, Intellectual Property law, Data Protection, Business law, and European Regulatory Laws in environmental and pharmaceutical sectors. 
With FD Blueprint she has been involved in many strategic public affairs programmes in the fields of energy, environment, music industry and lotteries for clients including Shell Chemicals, US bondholders committee, OMV, ArcelorMittal and European Lotteries. Gwendoline studied Law in Belgium and Spain and holds a Master’s degree in European Law from King’s College London."Blueprint Partners, Gwendoline Motte, Consultant, accessed 11 January 2010.
==Resources==
*Blueprint Partners, Gwendoline Motte, Consultant, accessed 11 January 2010.
==Notes==
Motte, Gwendoline
Gwyn Morgan

Gwyn Morgan was President of the National Union of Students 1960-62. He became head of the Labour Party's International Department in 1964, and later the party's general secretary. In 1975, he became head of the EEC's Welsh Information Office. In 1983, he became the European Commission's representative in Turkey.Stephen Dorril, MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service, Fourth Estate Limited, 2000, pp.474.
==Affiliations==
*Ariel Foundation
==External resources==
*NameBase MORGAN J GWYN
==Notes==
Morgan, Gwyn
Gyles Isham

Lieutenant Colonel Sir Gyles Isham was the Defence Security Officer (DSO), Palestine, as of 4 June 1946.National Archives KV 2/2261. As DSO, Isham reported to MI5's E2 (Overseas) Division. In late 1946, he joined MI6.Stephen Dorril, MI6: Inside the Covert World of Her Majesty's Secret Intelligence Service, Fourth Estate Limited, 2000, p.544.
==External resources==
*NameBase ISHAM GYLES 
==Notes==
Isham, Gyles
Gérard Lamarche

==Suez Biography==
"Gérard Lamarche, born July 15, 1961, a Belgian citizen, is a graduate in Economics from the Université de
Louvain-la-Neuve, INSEAD and Wharton International. He started his career in 1983 at Deloitte Haskins & Sells,
as a consultant, and joined the Société Générale de Belgique as an asset manager in 1988, where he was later
appointed controller and then consultant for Strategic Operations from 1992 to 1995. In 1995, he joined the
Compagnie Financière de SUEZ, as a Project Manager for the Chairman and Secretary of the Management
Committee, before taking over the function of directeur délégué in charge of Planning, Control and Accounting. He
then served as Secretary of the Investments Committee and director in charge of finance of Nalco. In February 2003,
he was appointed Deputy Chief Executive Officer in charge of Finance of the Group SUEZ, responsible for financial
operations, the treasury, fiscal affairs, planning, accounting, and controls. Since March 2004, he is Executive
Vice-President, Finance (Chief Financial Officer) of the Group SUEZ" Listing Brochure (6/05/08) Suez Environnement PROSPECTUS FOR THE LISTING OF THE SHARES OF SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT COMPANY FOR TRADING ON THE EURONEXT PARIS EXCHANGE AS PART OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT COMPANY SHARES TO SUEZ SHAREHOLDERS (p148) Accessed 3rd December 2008 
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==References==
Category:Water: People
Category:Water
Gérard Mestrallet

==Suez Biography==
"Gérard Mestrallet, born April 1, 1949, a French citizen, graduate of the Ecole Polytechnique and the Ecole
Nationale d’Administration. Gérard Mestrallet joined Compagnie de SUEZ in 1984 as a project manager. In 1986,
he was appointed délégué général adjoint for industrial affairs. In February 1991, he was appointed Deputy Director
and Chairman of the Management Committee of Société Générale de Belgique. In 1995, he became Chairman and
Chief Executive Officer of Compagnie de SUEZ then, in June 1997, Chairman of the Management Board of SUEZ
Lyonnaise des Eaux. On May 4, 2001, Gérard Mestrallet was appointed Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of
SUEZ. He is also Chairman of the Paris EUROPLACE Association" Listing Brochure (6/05/08) Suez Environnement PROSPECTUS FOR THE LISTING OF THE SHARES OF SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT COMPANY FOR TRADING ON THE EURONEXT PARIS EXCHANGE AS PART OF THE DISTRIBUTION OF SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT COMPANY SHARES TO SUEZ SHAREHOLDERS (p148-149)Accessed 3rd December 2008 .
==References==
Category:Water: People
Category:Water
Götz Drauz

Götz Drauz joined Howrey's Brussels office as a partner in 2006. Prior to joining Howrey, Mr Drauz served for 25 years at the European Commission, most recently as the deputy director-general in DG Competition with particular responsibility for mergers. In this role, Mr Drauz managed and coordinated the merger control activity within DG Competition. His more recent achievements include launching a Commission inquiry into the functioning of competition in the electricity and gas sectors in 2001, and managing the settlement of a long-standing article 82 inquiry into Coca-Cola's European sales practices in 2004.
In addition to his most recent role as deputy director-general, Mr Drauz served in various other roles at the European Commission, including director of the merger task force in DG Competition, assistant to the director-general of DG Competition, and coordinator for distribution and franchising cases in the Directorate for Competition Policy and Coordination.
Since joining Howrey, Mr Drauz has worked on cases across a range of industries, representing Schering-Plough in the acquisition of Akzo's Human and Animal Health businesses before the European Commission and 12 other competition authorities (including Brazil, Canada, Japan, Mexico, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand, Turkey and Ukraine), representing Nestlé in its acquisition of the Gerber baby-food business from Novartis before the European Commission. This transaction enabled the creation of the world's leading infant nutrition company, representing Qualcomm in connection with six individual complaints lodged in a concerted action with the European Commission; and representing an alliance that includes seven of the major European rail operators involving the provision of legal and strategic antitrust advice regarding a pan-European quality alliance of high-speed railway operators.Who's Who Legal, Götz Drauz, accessed 11 January 2010.
==Resources==
*Who's Who Legal, Götz Drauz, accessed 11 January 2010.
==Notes==
Drauz, Götz
H.M. Queen Rania

==Background==
An international voice of cross cultural dialogue, a philanthropic advocate, promoter of advancing health and educational opportunities in Jordan and world. 1993: married King Abdullah II bin Al Hussein, then Prince; following marriage, channelled energies behind initiatives aiming to improve livelihood of Jordanians including education, health, youth, environment, reaching out to global community to foster values of tolerance and acceptance, promoting excellence, creativity and innovation in education, improving quality of life of family unit including protection of children from violence and promotion of early childhood development, developing income-generating projects, advancing best practices in the field of microfinance. International Youth Foundation; Foundation for International Community Assistance; GAVI Fund, a non-profit organization that seeks to provide children in the world's poorest countries with access to life-saving vaccines. First Eminent Advocate for Children, UNICEF. Patron for Violence Prevention in Eastern Mediterranean Region, World Health Organization.World Economic Forum biography, The World Economic Forum Leadership Team, accessed 8 March 2011 
==Role Within the World Economic Forum==
Member of the Foundation Board
==Notes==
Category:Jordan Category:Royalty
H. Jerry Voorhis

H. Jerry Voorhis (1901-1984) was a Democratic US Representative from Cailfornia from 1936 until his defeat by Richard Nixon in 1946. During his tenure, served on the Dies Committee.H. Jerry Voorhis Papers, Claremont Colleges Library, accessed 22 April 2013.
==Affiliations==
*Americans for Democratic Action
==Notes==
Voorhis, H. Jerry
H. Onno Ruding

H. Onno Ruding is a banking executive and ex Netherlands Minister of Finance who sits on a number of European financial advisory bodies and has been an Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund. 
Ruding is chair of influential Brussels think tank the Centre for European Policy Studies and has also been a director of aluminium company Alcan as well as banks Citigroup, Citicorp and AMRO Bank.Forbes online profiles H. Onno Ruding 2011. Accessed 08/02/2012PR Newswire. Sept 28th 2004 Appointment to the Alcan Board of Directors Accessed 08/02/2012
==Biography==
According to his Forbes online profile in 2011:
:Dr. Ruding has served private firms and the public (serving as Minister of Finance of The Netherlands from 1982-1989) in various financial positions, serving as a director of Citicorp and Citibank, N.A. from 1990 and 1998, respectively, to September 30, 2003 and vice chairman of Citicorp and Citibank, N.A. from 1992 to September 30, 2003. He retired from active employment from Citicorp and Citibank, N.A. on September 30, 2003. He was a member of the international advisory committee of Citigroup until February 2010. Dr. Ruding is also a director of BNG (Bank for the Netherlands Municipalities) and RTL Group, and a member of UNIAPAC, the Committee for European Monetary Union, the Pontifical Council Justice and Peace, the European Advisory Board of the American-European Community Association, the International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation and the Trilateral Commission. Dr. Ruding is the chairman of the Center for European Policy Studies (CEPS), the chairman of the Netherlands National Museum Palace Het Loo and the chairman of the Advisory Council of the Amsterdam Institute of Finance. Dr. Ruding is a former director of Alcan Inc. and Holcim Ltd. Corning director since 1995. Age 71.Forbes online profiles H. Onno Ruding 2011. Accessed 08/02/2012
He has also been Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund, a member of the Board of Managing Directors of AMRO Bank in Amsterdam, a member of the international advisory committees of Robeco Group and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.PR Newswire. Sept 28th 2004 Appointment to the Alcan Board of Directors Accessed 08/02/2012
==Contact==
==Resources==
==Notes==
Ruding, Onno H. Ruding, Onno H.
HBOS Australia

In 1995, Bank of Scotland commenced a rapid expansion of its overseas activities. In Australia that year, BOS acquired 100% of BankWest from the Government of Western Australia and established the operations of BOS International and Capital Finance. In 1996, BOS sold 49% of BankWest through a public share offer and the company was listed on ASX.
In 1998, BOS saw a gap in the Australian market for credit insurance and established St Andrew's Insurance (Australia) Pty Ltd.
BOS merged with Halifax Plc in 2001 to become a major force in banking in the UK and created the HBOS Plc group, which has become the fourth largest player in this market.
In 2003, HBOS, in line with its global expansion strategy, invested further in the Australian market by acquiring the remaining share of BankWest to give it 100% ownership.
== People ==
*David Willis - CEO HBOS Australia
*Rodger McArthur - Chief Executive Group Functions
*Chris Whitehead - Chief Executive Retail Bank
*Jack Dykes - Chief Executive Corporate Division
*Paul Clark - CEO Corporate and Business Division
*Derek Taylor - Chief Executive Asset Finance
*John Van Der Wielen - Chief Executive Insurance & Investments
*Simon Walsh - Head of Group Strategy
== Notes ==
# HBOS Australia History of HBOS Australia, accessed 23/03/07
HBOS Executive Committee

The main purpose of the HBOS Executive Committee is to provide leadership to the entire HBOS Group; to review and comment on issues and papers requiring HBOS Board or Audit Committee approval; to consider decisions and initiate appropriate actions following HBOS Board and Audit Committee meetings; to review and challenge the performance of individual businesses compared to business plans led by the Chief Executive Designate and the Group Finance Director Treasury & Insight; to act as a forum for seeking comments and consensus on issues or policy decisions where a Group view is required; to consider and review strategy, including any specific strategic initiatives raised by a Division, and for the continuous programme of Strategic Reviews of individual business segments, the results of which will be reported to the HBOS Board; to consider proposed Group-wide communications in respect of issues affecting the whole or significant parts of the Group; and to review all reports supporting the HBOS Board’s process for reviewing the effectiveness of the Group’s system of internal control.
The six executive directors along with Harry Baines and Dan Watkins make up the Executive Committee .
==Notes==
# HBOS Executive Committee, accessed 06/04/07
HBOS Foundation

The HBOS Foundation was set up by Halifax Bank of Scotland with the aim of offering charities and communities the facilities to help themselves. 
The purpose of the Foundation is to support and work with charitable and not-for-profit organisations across the UK, which support people and their local communities. HBOS have set aside £20 million to be spent over the next five years for community giving under two guiding themes: money advice/ financial literacy and developing/improving communities 
The Foundation sits within Group Community Relations at HBOS, under HBOS Group Communications which is led by Shane O'Riordain, Head of Group Communications. O'Riordain has overall responsibility for corporate responsibility at HBOS, reporting directly to Andy Hornby, C.E.O HBOS Group. Angela Tinker has day to day responsibility for Group Community Relations. 
The board of Trustees of the Foundation is led by the chairman, Phil Hodkinson, Group Finance Director. The majority of the Trustees are employees of HBOS, but at least one post is always filled by external appointment, which is publicly advertised. The Chairman and Trustees are appointed for a period of 3 years .
== Current Board of Trustees ==
The current Board of Trustees as at February 2007 are:
* Phil Hodkinson, Chairman
* Paul Duffin
* Jackie Moore
* Peter Cummings
* David Sole OBE
* Ian Lovett
== Notes ==
# The Living Book Website, last accessed 21/02/07
# HBOS Foundation Board of Trustees, last accessed 21/02/07
HBoS

Now known as Halifax Bank of Scotland.
Halifax Plc was founded in 1853 as the Halifax Permanent Benefit Building and Invstment Society, demutualising in 1997 to form Halifax Plc . 
In 2001 it merged with the Bank of Scotland to become HBOS Plc, one of the biggest banks in the UK that could challenge the big-four clearing banks.
== Notes ==
# HBOS Plc (2007) History of HBOS Plc, last accessed 19/04/07
HCA International

HCA International is a private hospital group, which in the UK operates 6 hospitals and 4 outpatient medical centres in London.HCA website, accessed Nov 2010 It is owned by HCA Inc., a US private hospital giant with a turnover of $26 billion.
==US private healthcare==
HCA International is the overseas wing of HCA Inc., also known as Hospital Corporation of America. It describes itself as "the world’s leading independent hospital company" with a turnover of $26bn, 173 hospitals and 108 outpatient centres, servicing 14 million patients a year.HCA website, Key facts and figures
==Lobbying==
===Party funding===
HCA International donated £8,500 to the Conservative Party in 2010.Electoral Commission Register of donations to political parties, accessed Dec 2010
===UK lobbying===
HCA International is a member of the H5 lobby group, which represents the interests of private hospitals in the UK.
HCA International were listed as a lobbying client of Hanover until 2014.APPC register to Feb 2009 They were also listed as a client of Burson-Marsteller in April 2016. Burson-Marsteller profile 2016, parliament.uk, accessed 29 April 2016 
===Former CEO's campaign to derail US healthcare reform===
The Wall Street Journal reported in February 2009 that the former CEO of HCA Inc., Rick Scott, had formed an anti-health care reform group called Conservatives for Patients Rights and launched a $20 million campaign to derail President Obama's healthcare reforms.Lobbyists Line Up to Torpedo Speech, Wall Street Journal, 26 Feb 2009 The campaign included television ads featuring "horror stories" of Canadian and British residents who "allegedly suffered long waits for surgeries, couldn't get the drugs they needed, or had to come to the United States for treatment".Swiftboating Healthcare Solutions, PR Watch, 11 May 2009
PRWatch notes that "the public relations firm promoting Scott and his front group is a usual suspect. CRC Public Relations - the conservative PR firm previously known as Creative Response Concepts - is the firm "that masterminded the 'Swift boat' attacks against 2004 Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kerry."Swiftboating Healthcare Solutions, PR Watch, 11 May 2009
Scott was elected governor of Florida in November 2010. According to the New York Times he spent more than $50 million in the record-breaking primary, which he won, and another $23 million on the general election.Rick Scott profile, New York Times, 3 Nov 2010
=="The US's biggest ever healthcare fraud scandal"==
Ex-CEO Rick Scott was ousted as head of Columbia/HCA healthcare, as HCA Inc was formerly known, in 1997 amid the US's biggest healthcare fraud scandal. The enormous company was embroiled in a scandal over overbilling government healthcare programs. Scott was not directly implicated in the fraud scandal.Lobbyists Line Up to Torpedo Speech, Wall Street Journal, 26 Feb 2009
==Contacts==
242 Marylebone Road 
London, NW1 6JL
Website: http://www.hcainternational.com
==References==
Category:Healthcare Industry
HM Revenue & Customs

The United Kingdom's HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) service was formed on 18 April 2005, following the merger of Inland Revenue and HM Customs and Excise Departments.
==People==
* Lin Homer - chief executive officer from December 2011, previously Permanent Secretary at the Department for Transport (2010-11) and Chief Executive of the UK Border Agency
* Mike Clasper Chair HM Revenue & Customs (Earns £150,000 - £154,999)
* Steve Lamey - Director General Benefits & Credits (Earns £205,000 - £209,999)
* Simon Bowles Chief Finance Officer (Earns £185,000 - £189,999)
* Phil Pavitt - Chief Information Officer (£180,000 - £184,999)
* Mike Falvey - Chief People Officer - (Earns £175,000 - £179,999)
===Former senior staff===
* Dave Hartnett - Permanent Secretary For Tax (Earned £160,000 - £164,999) - 'retired' in September 2012, has since taken on advisory positions with HSBC on financial crime governance (alongside former Director General of the Serious Organised Crime Agency, Bill Hughes and former US deputy attorney general Jim Comey) Ex-tax chief to advise on HSBC crackdown, Telegraph 12:26PM GMT 30 Jan 2013 and with Big Four accountancy firm Deloitte
* Lesley Strathie - Chief Executive Officer (Earned £170,000 - £174,999) - stood down in November 2011 due to health reasons, died January 2012. Replaced by:
==Contact==
Website: http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/index.htm
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:UK Government Department