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Scott Kaufman

Scott Kaufman is the CEO and Secretary of the United Jewish Foundation, a grant making foundation which supports a number of Jewish and pro-Israel causes. He is also CEO of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit. Prior to his appointment as CEO he served as that organisations Director of Strategic Initiatives.JFMD Website Leadership. Accessed 12 March 2015. 
The website of the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit provides the following biographical notes on Kaufman:
:Kaufman has also been a member of the United Jewish Communities Young Leadership Cabinet, and was national co-chair of the 2001 Young Adult CommUNITY Mission to Israel, for which Detroit made up a third of the participants. He has led 20 Federation and UJC missions including a 2008 family mission to celebrate Israel’s 60th year.
:He has been recognized for his outstanding leadership and innovation as recipient of various awards including the 2008 Pappas Innovative Idea Award, given annually to the Federation professional who originates and executes the best new idea; 2005 Frank A. Wetsman Award, Federation’s highest honor for young male leadership; and 2001 Mark Family Young Leadership Award, awarded to the emerging leader making the largest impact on Federation.
==Notes==
Category:Israel
Scott Lipscomb

Scott Lipscomb is Associate Professor of Music Education & Music Therapy, but is also an Assistant researcher and USA press spokesperson for Iraq Body Count.
==Affiliations==
*Iraq Body Count
==References, Resources and Contact==
===Contact===
:Website: lipscomb.umn.edu/indexCurrent.htm
===References===
===Resources===
*Scott Lipscomb on Iraq Body Count, Charlie Cray on "America's Heartland", FAIR-CounterSpin, 29 July 2005-4 August 2005.
Scott Mann

Scott Mann has been the Conservative Party Member of Parliament for North Cornwall since May 2015. Scott Mann MP www.parliament.uk, accessed 27 May 2015 
Mann defeated the Liberal Democrats candidate Dan Rogerson, who had held the seat since 2005 Dan Rogerson www.parliament.uk, accessed 27 May 2015 , with a majority of 6,621. 
==Notes==
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Scott McLean

Scott McLean is a British National Party activist and candidate for Glasgow North West in the 2010 General Election.BNP BNP Scotland Runs 14 Candidates, Qualifies for Election Broadcast April 4, 2010, accessed 6 April 2010
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==Notes==
McLean, Scott
Scott Porter Research and Marketing Ltd

==Clients==
In 2008, Scott Porter advertise their clients asScott Porter Research and Marketing Ltd Clients Accessed 6th May 2008...
 * Standard Life
 * VisitScotland
 * SeaFish Industry Authority
 * Scottish Media Group
 * The Leith Agency
 * Scottish Power
 * Tesco Personal Finance
 * Grants
 * Simmers
 * CALA Homes
 * SCOTRAIL
 * NHS Health Scotland
 * Direct Holidays
 * Coca Cola
 * Scottish Executive
 * navyblue
 * WWF
 * First Direct
 * Greater Glasgow City Council
 * Real PR
 * sportscotland
 * FIOR Brands
==Contact==
:Scott Porter Research and Marketing Ltd
:31 Bernard Street 
:Leith
:EH6 6SH
==References==
ScottishPower: Divisions

right|300px|thumb|Scottish Power UK distribution areas 
# Photograph from ScottishPower Energy Networks[http://www.spenergynetworks.com/home/default.asp homepage], accessed 1 April 2007
Scottish Power is comprised of the following four businesses
=== Energy Wholesale ===
Energy Wholesale contains two companies:
*ScottishPower Energy Management Ltd, which is responsible for buying and selling wholesale energy and
*ScottishPower Generation Ltd, which generates 6,200MW of electricity power in the United Kingdom using coal fired thermal power stations, combined cycle power stations, hydro-electric schemes, pumped storage generation and substantial wind farms. In April of 2006 Scottish Power were granted permission to build Europe's largest on-shore windfarm and is now the UK’s leading windfarm operator.
=== Energy Retail ===
Scottish Power's Energy Retail division supplies electricity and gas to over 5m homes and businesses in the UK. It is comprised of 
*Scottish Power Energy Retail Ltd, which holds the gas and electricity supply licenses, and 
*SP Dataserve Ltd, which is responsible for the metering and data management work and is the first ever meter reading company to allow customers to text in their meter readings.
=== Energy Networks ===
The Energy Networks businesses cover around 3.3 million customers and own and operate Scottish Power's electricity transmission and distribution network. It has three asset owning companies:
*SP Transmission Ltd, which holds the transmission license for central and southern Scotland and owns the part of the Moyle Interconnector with Northern Ireland Electricity, 
*SP Distribution Ltd, which holds the distribution licence for central and southern Scotland and 
*SP Manweb Plc, which holds the distribution licence for North Wales, Merseyside and Cheshire. 
A fourth asset management business SP Power Systems Ltd maintains and repairs the distribution networks on behalf of the owners and acts as the Distribution Network Operator. The work on the transmission grid is carried out by National Grid plc.
=== PPM Energy Inc.===
PPM Energy Inc was previously the competitive arm Pacificorp but was made a separate business in 2002. It is involved in renewable energy and gas storage amongst other things in the US. It is currently the number two wind farm developer and one of the top three independent gas storage operators in the United States. Company profile from ScottishPowerAbout Us, accessed 16 April 2007.
==Notes==
Categories:ScotlandCategories:Scottish Corporations
ScottishPower Pipe Band

With international acclaim, world-wide honours and global experience, the ScottishPower Pipe Band is a perfect ambassador for Scottish Power. The band holds premier status and is a consistent prize winner in all recent major pipe band championships.
Led by Pipe Major Chris Armstrong and Leading Drummer Barry Wilson, the band consists of some of the world's top award-winning pipers and drummers. 
The ScottishPower Pipe Band holds numerous European and British titles. They have been Scottish Champions twice and are double winners of the prestigious Cowal Championships. In addition, they have secured second place in the World Championships on two occasions.
In August 2006, the ScottishPower Pipe Band won 7th place in the World Pipe Band Championships. Their results across the competition season mean that the band finished 6th overall in the Champion of Champions League. 
===External Links===
The ScottishPower Pipe Band website 
===Notes===
# Photograph from ScottishPower Pipe Band Gallery, accessed 22 March 2007.
# Pipe Band information from Scottish Power Community Programmes, Art Sponsorships, accessed 22 March 2007.
# Photograph from ScottishPower Pipe Band Gallery, accessed 22 March 2007.
Scottish Academic Network on Global Environmental Change

SANGEC is made up of academics from the Scottish Environmental Forum, a Scottish organisation of NGO's, trade unions, church groups following global environmental legislation and conferences.
==People==
*Dr. Jacqueline Roddick, Co-ordinator
==Affiliations== 
===Subsidiaries===
==Publications==
http://www.esrcsocietytoday.ac.uk/ESRCInfoCentre/ViewAwardPage.aspx?ts=1&data=z8HSvl3fWwVY2sDo4JNP8iOLJQdQnq85hkZImKRq3z7v5JSTHU%2BRUzioLJj23v3MwtGk1ehC1Iy0TQo3i5%2FHz5mj6BkX0UNNy452OLW5m90%3D
==Contact details, Resources, Notes==
===Contact===
*Address:
*Phone:
*Fax:
*Website:
===External Resources===
===Notes===
Category:Climate Change Category:Climate Category:Climate Policy Groups Category:Climate Scientists Category:Climate: NGOs and Consumer Groups
Scottish Advisory Task Force on the New Deal

The Scottish Advisory Task Force on the New Deal was first appointed in July 1997. The appointments are made by ministers in the Scottish Executive, however the chairman is also a member ex officio of the UK Task Force, and is appointed with the agreement of the relevant Whitehall Minister. The Scottish Government Website 20th June 2006, Wendy Alexander Announces the Appointment of John Milligan as the New Chairman of the Scottish New Deal Advisory Task Force accessed 31st May 2008 The Scottish Task Force is appointed by Scottish Executive Ministers.
. It's role is to advise Scottish Ministers on policy issues in relation to the New Deal and to promote the scheme to employers and encourage their commitment. They also monitor the progress of implementation and look at the coherence of the framework of New Deal and welfare to work initiatives in Scotland.
Although The Scottish New Deal Advisory Task Force is not an NDPB, Ministers have followed the Office of the Commissioner for Public Appointments Guidance for the appointment of the Chairman, as if it was for a Tier 1 unpaid Advisory NDPB post.
The first chair was Sir Ian Robinson ex chief executive of Scottish Power and current CHairman of Ladbrokes, Hilton Group and a non-executive board member of S&N. Robinson also sits on the presidents committee of the CBI. Robinson left the post in 2001 and Wendy Alexander replaced him with John Milligan. The founder and former chairman of Atlantic Power and Gas; he is currently a non-executive member of the board of Petroleum Geo-Services. He is also a non-executive Director of Aberdeen Development Capital. Former roles also include Chairman of Aberdeen Enterprise Trust, and Chairman of Head Start Aberdeen. Currently Chairman of the Board of Governors at Robert Gordon University, and a sponsor of an Industry /Education Partnership with Kincorth Academy.
 The Scottish Government Website 20th June 2006, Wendy Alexander Announces the Appointment of John Milligan as the New Chairman of the Scottish New Deal Advisory Task Force accessed 31st May 2008 
==People==
*Susan Rice
See Also New Deal Task Force
==References==
Scottish American Investment Company

The Scottish American Investment Company P.L.C. (SAINTS) is an investment trust that principally aims to achieve balanced growth in both income and capital. It invests predominantly in United Kingdom and overseas equities, but also has investments in bonds and direct United Kingdom property. It is the second oldest investment trust in the UK.
==History==
SAINTS was initially formed by William Menzies, an Edinburgh lawyer, in March 1873. He had visited the United States on several occasions during the 1860s and was struck by the wealth of investment opportunities in the post Civil War environment.
Initially, SAINTS invested solely in railroad bonds but broadened out over time to include shares, bonds and industrial, commercial and public utility companies. Bailley Gifford website SAINTS - A history of the Trust, accessed Nov 2008 That is the company is a classic example of the 19th century movement of capital out of Scotland and into the US.
==People==
Menzies Campbell's register of interests, February 2008, declares a directorship of Scottish American Investment Company PLC worth between £15,001-£20,000."Menzies Campbell", TheyWorkForYou.com, accessed November 2008
Janet Morgan is non executive board member and author of the book, The Secrets of Rue St Roch, which "tells the exciting story of Captain George Bruce (later Lord Balfour of Burleigh and father of the present Lord Balfour) and the underground espionage mission which he set up behind enemy lines.""The Balloonist and the Housewife - A daring tale of espionage during the First World War", Clackmannanshire Council Online, accessed November 2008
==Contact==
Calton Square, 1 Greenside Row, 
Edinburgh, EH1 3AN, 
United Kingdom
==Notes==
Category:Scotland
Scottish Beer and Pub Association

The Scottish Beer and Pub Association (SBPA) is a trade association of brewers and large pub companies comprising 1500 of Scotland's 5200 public houses. It's parent group is now the British Beer and Pub Association. The Scottish organisation was established in 1906 as The Brewers Association of Scotland. The main aim of the Association is 'to contribute to the economic and social wellbeing of Scotland through employment, investment and training' 
The Scottish Beer and Pub Association are signatories to an agreement between the Scottish Executive and the alcohol industry: Partnership Agreement: Scottish Executive and the Alcohol Industry . 
== Campaigns ==
The SBPA are behind several campaigns to influence the policy process when their interests are threatened. They claimed victory in 2005 when the Scottish Parliament agreed to remove Paul Martin MSP's "recouping amendment" section from the Licensing (Scotland) Bill. Martin proposed charging the licensed trade for increased public services, such as policing, which businesses through the sale of alcohol had contributed to.
Another 'success story' for the SBPA was when it was fundamental in the launch of legal action in pursuit of a judicial review of Glasgow Licensing Board's decision to enforce pubs and clubs to use either plastic or toughened glass. The measure was intended to clamp down on glass related violence in the city. Before the SBPA managed to state their case in court the measure was diluted and applied only to bars and night clubs serving alcohol after midnight. 
Whether or not these campaigns have a significant impact on policy makers is difficult to measure. The SBPA clearly believes it does as detailed instructions of how to lobby elected representitives and just what to say accounts for a large proportion of their web site. Including the name and contact details of Gordon Macdarmid the head of Glasgow Licensing Board, and leader of City of Glasgow Council, Stephen Purcell. Details of how to find out who your elected representatives are and how you contact them are all there too, it really is quite a comprehensive guide for the amateur lobbyist.
 
== Member Companies ==
*Belhaven
*Caledonian Brewing
*Carlsberg
*Diageo
*Mitchells and Butlers
*Scottish & Newcastle
*InBev formerly Tennent Caledonian Breweries
*Spirit Group
*Punch Taverns
*Maclay Inns
*Broughton Ales
*SAB Miller
== Notes ==
# SBPA Web Site About Us Accessed March 2007
# Scottish Retail Consortium Website News Item 22nd February 2007 Last Accessed 31st July 2007
# SBPA Web Site Campaigns Accessed March 2007
Category:Alcohol IndustryCategory:Alcohol Lobby GroupsCategory:Alcohol
Scottish Business in the Community

Scottish Business in the Community is the Scottish branch of Business in the Community
==People==
===SBC Board of Directors === 	 
====SBC Chairman==== 
*George C Borthwick CBE, CEng, BSc (Hons), FIMechE, FIEE, CIIM, FRCSEd (Hon), FRCPS (Glas), FRCOphth (Hon), FRCOG (Hon)
====Other Board Members====
*The Hon. Mark Laing (Vice Chairman), Managing Director, Simmers of Edinburgh
*Dugdale Bradley, Chairman, DB Technologies
*Janet Hamblin, Partner, Baker Tilly
*Peter Nicholson, Head of Human Resources, John Wood Group
*Susan Rice, Chief Executive, Lloyds TSB Scotland
*John Elvidge, Permanent Secretary, The Scottish Executive
*Jane Wood, Head of Corporate Affairs Scotland, The Boots Company
*Jim Gaffney, Head of CSR Scotland, Laing O'Rourke Scotland
==Affiliations==
*CSR Europe
==Members==
===Member Organisations===
*Abbot Group
*Amey
*Aramark
*BAA Scotland
*BAe Systems
*Boots
*BSkyB
*BT Scotland
*BP
*BrightHouse
*British Energy
*Buccleuch Group
*Cala
*Calor Gas
*Camelot
*CapGemini
*Cisco Systems
*Clydesdale Bank
*Cunninghame Housing Association
*DC Thomson
*DLA
*Diageo
*Dunfermline Building Society
*Enterprise rent-a-car
*Ethicon
*First
*Glasgow Housing Association
*GlaxoSmithKline
*Greggs Bakers
*HBOS
*Holyrood Communications
*HSBC
*John Lewis
*Johnson & Johnson
*Johnson Press
*KPMG
*Kwik Fit
*Laing O'Rourke Scotland
*Lloyds TSB Scotland
*Marks & Spencer
*Marsh
*McDonald's
*McGrigors
*Merchants
*Morgan Stanley
*National Grid Transco
*Norwich Union
*Oracle
*Prudential
*RBS Group
*Richmond Homes
*Royal Mail
*Sainsbury's
*SameDeutz-FahrGroup
*Scotmid
*Scottish & Newcastle
*Scottish & Southern Energy
*Scottish Brewers
*Scottish Enterprise
*Scottish Gas
*ScottishPower
*Scottish Water
*Scottish Widows
*Shell
*Sodexho
*Standard Life
*Student Loans
*Tesco
*Thus
*United Utilities
*VisitScotland
*Weir Group
*Whitbread
*WH Smith
*Wood Group
===Associate Member Organisations===
*Baker Tilley
*bbmc goodward
*Connect Communications
*DB Technologies
*Docuserve
*Fifth Ring
*Haven
*Redeem
*Quality Scotland
*Simmers Biscuits
*Weber Shandwick
===ABS Member Organisations===
*Aberdeen Business School (RGU)
*Caledonian Business School (GCU)
*Napier University Business School
==Website==
http://www.sbcscot.com/
Category:Scotland
Scottish Chambers of Commerce

'Chambers of Commerce comprise the world's largest business support organisation. In the UK, membership is voluntary and the Scottish Chambers, along with the British Chambers of Commerce, are prominent members of the worldwide movement of Chambers.' 
The worldwide movement includes the Eurochambres - [The Association of European Chambers of Commerce, the association of more than 1200 European Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the International Chamber of Commerce
 Scottish Chambers publishes an Annual Report, a Quarterly Economic Survey and a Quarterly E-Survey. The Fraser of Allander Institute of the University of Strathclyde produces both the quarterly surveys on its behalf.' 
==People==
 	
*David Ross, Chairman
*Liz Cameron, Director
*Garry Clark, Policy & Campaigns Executive
Garry is Policy and Campaigns Executive to the Scottish Chambers of Commerce, having joined the organisation in November 2005. Garry has a background in law and was a parliamentary researcher before joining Scottish Chambers.
*Allison De Juliis, PA/Researcher
Allison is Personal Assistant to the Director of Scottish Chambers of Commerce, having joined the organisation in November 2005. Allison has an extensive administration background and has come from an engineering and naval architecture company. Allison also has previous experience within the Chamber network having worked in Renfrewshire Chamber.
==CURRENT PARTNERS==
The BIG Partnership
*Scottish Enterprise
*Royal Bank of Scotland
*Scottish Water
*evans easyspace
*Microsoft
==External links==
Scottish Chambers of Commerce website 
==Notes==
Category: ScotlandCategory:Water: Advocates for Privatisation of Scottish water
Category:Scottish Corporate Lobby Groups
Category: Water
Scottish Conservatives Community Cohesion Task Force

Hamira Khan (formerly Hamira Sarwar) 'set up the Scottish Conservatives Community Cohesion Task Force and holds the position of Chair'.Hamira Khan Politics, accessed 12 March 2010Yoututbe Hamira Khan, accessed 6 February 2010. (Screengrab here) Khan was the Westminster candidate for Glasgow East to fight the 2010 General Election Hamira Khan Home page, accessed 12 March 2010 and sat on the advisory board of the short lived Conservative linked think tank Social Justice Scotland. 
The Taskforce was cited by 'one of Scotland's leading restaurateurs and entrepreneurs' Satty Singh on the announcement he had switched his support from Labour to the Conservatives. The Herald reported:
:Mr Singh stresses his charitable connections and argues the Tory leader is the only one "looking to the charitable sector to help address chronic problems in our communities". He says he is genuinely impressed by the Conservative Party's commitment to broaden its appeal to every section of our community and is "proud" to declare his support for the Tories publicly. He said: "It is a more inclusive party thanks to the creation of the One Nation Forum and its Community Cohesion Taskforce and I look forward to playing my part in these organisations."Michael Settle 'Glasgow curry king vows to support Tories' The Herald 11th February 2010
==Notes==
Category:Counter-Terrorism
Scottish Development International

According to its own website:
:Scottish Development International (SDI) was formed in 2001 to attract direct foreign investment to Scotland as part of the Scottish Executive’s new "Smart Successful Scotland" strategy for Scotland’s international economic development. Scottish development International replaced the former inward investment group Locate in Scotland and the former export promotion group, Scottish Trade International.
:With its headquarters in Glasgow, SDI is funded entirely by the government, and is controlled by both the Scottish Executive and Scottish Enterprise. In order to best draw foreign investment to Scotland, SDI has offices throughout the UK, mainland Europe, North America and Asia.
===International Advisory Board===
According to SDI:
:In August 2002 Scottish Enterprise established the International Advisory Board (IAB) which comprises senior business figures who are Scots or people with a strong affinity to Scotland. Members were invited to join in recognition of their experience, positions of international prominence and influence in their respective industries and their willingness to contribute to Scotland's wealth creation agenda.
:Chaired by Sir John Ward, the International Advisory Board complements the role of the Scottish Enterprise Board by contributing international business advice and market development perspective to Scotland's economic development drive.
:The track records and achievements of the members of the International Advisory Board offer a uniquely exciting opportunity to advance Scotland's economic development in a manner that is practical, innovative and inspiring.
The reader may or may not be inspired by the members of the board:
===IAB Member Biographies===
*Euan Baird Former Chairman & Chief Executive Officer,Schlumberger Ltd. 
*Mark Bamforth Senior Vice President Corporate Operations, Genzyme Corporation 
*Crawford Beveridge Executive Vice President, People & Places and Chief Human Resources Officer, Sun Microsystems Inc.. 
*Paul Doyle Chief Executive, Financial Reporting Council
*Don Cruickshank 
* Philip Carmichael
* Christopher Forbes
* Crawford S Gillies
* Dr Dennis Gillings
* Hugh Grant
* Professor Gordon Hewitt
*Donald MacLeod Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, National Semiconductor Corporation 
* Robert L. McDowell
* Sir Tom McKillop
* Helen Sayles
* Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw
* Kevin Sneader
* Sheridan G. Snyder
* Lord Stevenson of Coddenham
* Sir Jackie Stewart
* John Stewart
* Sir John Ward
==Lobbying firms==
*FTI Consulting Register 1st December 2014 - 28th February 2015 APPC, accessed 9 March 2015 
===Former lobbying firms===
*Fleishman-Hillard Register Entry for 1 September 2008 to 30 November 2008 APPC, accessed 28 January 2015 
==Notes==