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Zurich Financial Services Group

Zurich Financial Services Group is a major financial services group founded in 1872 and based in Zurich.
==Record and Controversies==
===Revolving Door===
:*Susan Bies, a board member since April 2008, is a member of the Securities and Exchange Commission's advisory committee and was a member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System from 2001 to 2007.Zurich, Board and management > Susan Bies, accessed 10 February 2011.
:*Former U.K. Prime Minister Tony Blair was appointed a Senior Advisor to Zurich Financial Services in 2008.Zurich, "Zurich signs advisory agreement with Tony Blair," News Release 28 January 2008, accessed 10 February 2011. 
:*U.K. Life Peer Alexander Leitch, Lord Leitch of Oakley was Chief executive of Zurich Financial Services (UKISA Asia Pacific) from 1998 to 2004.Who's Who 2009, LEITCH, online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.
:*Don Nicolaisen, a board member since April 2006, was Chief Accountant at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission from September 2003 to November 2005 and served on the Commission’s U.S. and global boards from 1994 to 2001.Zurich, Board and management > Don Nicolaisen, accessed 10 February 2011. 
:*Philippe Olivier Pidoux, a board member since 1997 and Vice Chairman May 2002, is Vice-Chairman of the Swiss National Bank and was a member of the Swiss Parliament between 1983 and 1999.Zurich, Board and management > Philippe O. Pidoux, accessed 10 February 2011. 
:*Tom de Swaan, a board member since April 2006, was a non-executive director on the board of the UK's Financial Services Authority from January 2001 until the end of 2006.Zurich, Board and management > Tom de Swaan. accessed 10 February 2011.
==Contact==
:Website:
:http://www.zurich.com/main/home/welcome.htm
==Resources==
*Who's Who 2009, LEITCH, online edition, Oxford University Press, accessed 24 March 2009.
*Zurich, Board and management > Don Nicolaisen, accessed 10 February 2011.
*Zurich, Board and management > Philippe O. Pidoux, accessed 10 February 2011.
*Zurich, Board and management > Susan Bies, accessed 10 February 2011.
*Zurich, Board and management > Tom de Swaan. accessed 10 February 2011.
*Zurich, "Zurich signs advisory agreement with Tony Blair," News Release 28 January 2008, accessed 10 February 2011.
==Notes==
Category: Financial Revolving Door
Zurich Salon

The Salons debating initiative is associated with the libertarian anti-environmental LM network. The first salon was founded in New York in 2005. Previous Events, New York salon website, accessed 31 Oct 2010 The first salon in the UK was Brighton in 2005: "The Salon revival began in 2005 when the Brighton Salon was launched by Dan Travis, Sean Bell and Rob Clowes." Calling All Great Thinkers: The East Midlands Needs You!, Derby University website, accessed 10 Dec 2010 The three comprised a book club reading Capital Vol. 1. Dan Travis, Brighton Salon website, accessed 2 Jan 2011 Manchester Salon was launched in 2006: "The Manchester Salon was inspired after a trip to London for the Battle of Ideas in 2006, and a desire to bring some of the flavour of those very engaging debates to Manchester - at least in between the annual Battle of Ideas festival."About the Salon, Manchester Salon website, accessed 31 Oct 2010 The Salons are described by the Institute of Ideas which promotes their events as “inspired by the Institute of Ideas and run independently by groups and individuals across the country.” Newsletter -June 2010, Institute of Ideas website, accessed 31 May 2010 Their organisers, speakers, themes and views are typical of the LM network and they in turn promote entities associated with the LM network such as the Battle of Ideas, Culture Wars, Institute of Ideas, Manifesto Club and Spiked.
==Contact==
Website:
* Zurich
Facebook:
* The Zurich Salon
Twitter:
* The Zurich Salon
==Notes==
Category:LM network
Zuzana Púčiková

Zuzana Púčiková was an Account Executive at public affairs consultancy GPlus from February 2007 till May 2008. She advised clients in two main areas: the nascent homeland security policy of the EU and international media, with a particular focus on the Italian media.GPlus Europe, Zuzana Púčiková, Web Archive 24 May 2008, accessed 17 March 2010.
==Background==
Púčiková has hands-on communication experience in and around the European institutions and political environment of the EU. Prior to joining GPlus she worked for the European Commission’s DG Information Society and Media, where she was closely involved in the media relations around one of the most sensitive EU proposals on roaming charges for mobile phone users. She also helped with the communication of two other priority areas of the DG: the launch of the .eu domain and the IST Event 2006.
Previously, she worked for the Permanent Representation of the Slovak Republic in Brussels, Berlin-based Eurocast and the Association of European Radios. She has journalistic background from the Czech Information Agency in Prague and she collaborated shortly with the Project Finance Forum for Africa.GPlus Europe, Zuzana Púčiková, Web Archive 24 May 2008, accessed 17 March 2010.
Zuzana Púčiková graduated in Economics, specialising in Management and Marketing. She holds a Master’s degree in European Integration and Development from VUB and a D.E.S.S. in Communication and European Affairs from IHECS. She is currently completing a Post-Graduate course of studies in International Politics at the Université Libre de Bruxelles where she focuses on EU-Russia relations.
In addition to her native Slovak, Zuzana is fluent in Czech, English, French, Italian and Spanish, and has some basic knowledge of Russian and German.GPlus Europe, Zuzana Púčiková, Web Archive 24 May 2008, accessed 17 March 2010.
==Affiliations==
*European Commission, DG Information Society and Media
*Slovak Republic, Permanent Representation in Brussels
*Eurocast, Berlin
*Association of European Radios
*Czech Information Agency, Prague
*Project Finance Forum for Africa
==Resources==
*GPlus Europe, Zuzana Púčiková, Web Archive 24 May 2008, accessed 17 March 2010.
==Notes==
Púčiková, Zuzana
Zvi Mazel

Zvi Mazel (born 4 March 1939) is a former Israeli diplomat. He was the Israeli ambassador to Sweden from 2002 to 2004, after serving as ambassador in Egypt from 1996 to 2001 and, later, Romania. He is now a fellow of the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.Greer Fay Cashman "Grapevine: It’s in the genes" Jerusalem Post LAST UPDATED: 02/10/2010 14:58 In 2012 he was listed as a board member at the Paris based Jean Jacques Rousseau Institute.JJRI Qui Sommes Nous - About Us, accessed 8 June 2012
==Notes==
Zvi Rafiah

Suspected of being the former Mossad station chief in Washington.
::Bryen had been overheard in the Madison Hotel Coffee Shop, offering classified documents to an official of the Israeli Embassy in the presence of the director of AIPAC, the American-Israel Public Affairs Committee. It was later determined that the Embassy official was Zvi Rafiah, the Mossad station chief in Washington. Bryen refused to be poly-graphed by the FBI on the purpose and details of the meeting; whereas the person who'd witnessed it agreed to be poly-graphed and passed the test.Serving Two Flags: Neo-Cons, Israel and the Bush Administration, by Stephen Green, Counterpunch, 28/29 February 2004.
==External Resources==
Profile: Zvi Rafiah, Co-operative History Research Commons, accessed 12 May 2008.
==References==
Rafiah, Zvi
Zvi Shtauber

Zvi Shtauber is a former Director of the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS) (Tel Aviv) and also had a long career in the Israel Defense Forces as well as other public offices.Zvi Shtauber biography, Jewish United Fund website.Zvi Shtauber biography, archive of INSS website.
==Education==
Shtauber completed the advanced management program at the Harvard Business 
School and holds a Ph.D. from the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy.
==Career History==
From the Jewish United Fund website:
:He completed a twenty-five year career in the IDF, and retired with the rank of Brigadier General. His final position in the military was head of the IDF Strategic Planning Division. Prior to that, he served as the assistant defense attaché in the Israeli embassy in Washington. Upon his retirement from the IDF, Dr. Shtauber served as Vice President of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and in July 1999 he became the foreign policy advisor to Prime Minister Barak. In 2001 he was appointed Israeli ambassador to the UK, a position he held until mid-2004.
:Dr. Shtauber was a member of the Israeli delegations in peace talks between Israel and its neighbors, including the talks with Syria at Shepherdstown and with the Palestinians at Camp David. He also represented the IDF in multi-lateral negotiations on regional security.
==Current Activities==
==Publications==
===Books===
*Shapir, Yiftah and Shtauber, Zvi., Middle East Strategic Balance, 2006-2007, Sussex Academic Press, 2007.
*Shapir, Yiftah and Shtauber, Zvi., Middle East Strategic Balance, 2005-2006, Sussex Academic Press, 2006.
*Shapir, Yiftah and Shtauber, Zvi., Middle East Strategic Balance, 2004-2005, Sussex Academic Press, 2005.
==Affiliations==
*IDF
*Institute for National Security Studies
==Notes==
Shtauber, ZviShtauber, ZviShtauber, Zvi
Éric Pronovost

Éric Pronovost was appointed a Private Sector Director at the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation in September 2008. He is Vice President of the Trustee in Bankruptcy firm Belhumeur Pronovost. He has previously been a Senior Director at Samson Bélair/Deloitte & Touche Inc. and Director of Administration for Scotiabank. He has also been the President of the Trois-Rivières Chamber of Commerce and Industry.CDIC, CDIC Board of Directors—Biographies, accessed 31 March 2009.Department of Finance Canada, "Minister of Finance Announces Appointment of New Director to the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation," Press Release, 05 September 2008.
==Resources==
*CDIC, CDIC Board of Directors—Biographies, accessed 31 March 2009.
*Department of Finance Canada, "Minister of Finance Announces Appointment of New Director to the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation," Press Release, 05 September 2008.
==Notes==
Pronovost, Éric
İsmail Ertuğ

İsmail Ertuğ (born 05 December 1975, Amberg) is an MEP for Germany from Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands.European Parliament, MEP Directory: Ismail Ertug, accessed 06 November 2010. 
==Affiliations==
*Member, Committee on Transport and Tourism
*Member, Delegation to the EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee
*Substitute, Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development
*Substitute, Delegation for relations with Israel
==Record and Controversies==
===Declaration of Financial Interests===
Paid Functions or Activities:
*City councillor, Amberg, with €220 monthly allowance.European Parliament, Erklärung der finanziellen Interessen der Mitglieder: İsmail Ertuğ, 23 June 2009, accessed 23 November 2009.
===Record of Parliamentary Votes===
====Election Campaign 2009====
İsmail Ertuğ has not pledged to any of the four issues presented by the Election Campaign:
*to provide leadership in lobbying transparency and ethics,
*to provide leadership in reforming financial architecture,
*to promote a full-scale rethink of the EU trade policy,
*to promote corporate accountability.Election Campaign, İsmail Ertuğ, accessed 16 April 2012.
Ask İsmail Ertuğ to pledge: Pin down your candidate now!
==Personal Information==
===Curriculum Vitae===
===Contact===	
:Address:
:Parlement européen
:Bât. Altiero Spinelli
:12G342
:60, rue Wiertz / Wiertzstraat 60
:B-1047 Bruxelles/Brussel
:Phone:
:+32 (0)2 28 45547
:Fax
:+32 (0)2 28 49547
:Email:
:ismail.ertug AT europarl.europa.eu
:Website: 
:www.ertug.eu
==Resources==
*European Parliament, Erklärung der finanziellen Interessen der Mitglieder: İsmail Ertuğ, 23 June 2009, accessed 23 November 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: İsmail Ertuğ, accessed 23 November 2009.
*European Parliament, MEP Directory: Ismail Ertug, accessed 06 November 2010.
==Notes==
Ertuğ, İsmail
Ertuğ, İsmail
Ertuğ, İsmail
James E and Patricia D Cayne Charitable Trust

thumb|250px|James Cayne, founder of the James E and Patricia D Cayne Foundation, Source: [http://alchetron.com/James-Cayne-450154-W/ Alchetron] 
The James E. & Patricia D. Cayne Charitable Trust is a private New York based foundation.
==People==
*James Cayne - Trustee
*Patricia Cayne - Trustee 
==Counterjihad grantees==
The foundation is a longstanding donor to the Middle East Forum: it gave USD $236,000 between 2000 and 2009, although its most recent grant in 2015 was just $5000. Guidestar, Form 990 James E. & Patricia D. Cayne Charitable Trust, 2015 
It also still gives small funds to the Investigative Project on Terrorism ($1800 in 2015) and Aish Hatorah Guidestar, Form 990 James E. & Patricia D. Cayne Charitable Trust, 2015 which has ties with the Clarion Fund, an organisation responsible for distributing the 2008 anti-Islam Obsession film during a US presidential election.
===2014===
*Middle East Forum - $5,000 
*Aish HaTorah - $5,000 Form 990 2014, Foundation Center, accessed 22 January 2016 
===2013===
*The Middle East Forum - $5000 
*Aish Hatorah - $5,000 Form 990 2013, Foundation Center, accessed 19 January 2016
===2012===
*The Middle East Forum: $5,000
*Aish Hatorah: $5,000 James E and Patricia D Cayne Charitable Trust, 990 Form, 2012. 
===2011===
*Aish Hatorah: $10,000 James E and Patricia D Cayne Charitable Trust, 990 Form, 2011. 
===2010===
*American jewish Committee: $50,000
*Aish Hatorah: $10,000 James E and Patricia D Cayne Charitable Trust, 990 Form, 2010. 
==Contact==
:Address:
:Website:
==Resources==
==Notes==
Category:Counterjihad Funders
(Set Me Free) Remotivate Me

is a song recorded by Depeche Mode during the production of the 1984 album Some Great Reward. It was released as a B-side on the single on 14 August 1984.
== References ==
Category:Depeche Mode songs
Category:Depeche Mode B-sides
Category:Some Great Reward songs
Category:Songs in F Major
Category:Songs between 130-134 BPM
Category:Songs written by Martin L. Gore
Category:Songs with working titles
<metadesc>"(Set Me Free) Remotivate Me" is a song recorded by Depeche Mode during the production of the 1984 album Some Great Reward. It was released as a B-side on the "Master And Servant" single on 14 August 1984.</metadesc>
1980-05-30 Paddocks Community Center, Laindon, Essex, England, UK

== Notes ==
A private party was held here for Deb Danahay, who was an acquaintance of Vince Clarke at the time. Composition Of Sound, at the time comprised of Vince Clarke, Martin Gore, and Andy Fletcher, supported French Look, which featured Martin Gore, Robert Marlow, and Paul Redmond. Robert Marlow was also on Composition Of Sound's stage, which Vince Clarke described to Jonathan Miller as "Rob was on-stage, but he wasn't actually leaping about. He was just sitting there tapping in the right numbers or whatever." Daryl Bamonte told Depeche-Mode.com that Dave Gahan, who had already been asked by Vince Clarke to join CoS, was doing the lighting for both bands on this night.
Deb Danahay told Jonathan Miller: "Vince, I knew, because a big crowd of us used to hang around together at a pub called The Highway, as it was then, at the top of the escalators in Basildon town centre. They wanted somewhere to play, and I was having this party. I was going away to work at Butlins, so it was a going away party. It was a great party with loads of people."
Deb's friend Nikki Avery organised the party. She told Simon Spence in 2011: "[The party] was a bit of a surprise do. I think Rob [Marlow] rang me up, because Rob was going to be playing, and said: can Vince and his band [CoS] play as well? I said yeah, why not. Let's go for it. [...] [It] was a full house - I got in trouble because there were too many people there."
Local Basildon fanzine 'Strange Stories' reviewed both acts:
"Two synthesizers and a bass are the structure of Composition Of Sound, as well as the inevitable drum machine. Their songs bounce along with a nice feel, but the comparison to The Cure I cannot see. Some of their numbers seemed good, but with new groups - in fact every group - they need improvement as I'm sure they know. I didn't like the version of [Phil] Spector's 'Then He Kissed Me' though. French Look opened with a tape of distorted voices straight into the force of three synthesizers. They played an hour-long set which included an old Ultravox number - twice played - and Sparks' 'Amateur Hour'. They could be better and vary their set, but I'm sure with a few gigs, their numbers will become familiar."
Immense thanks to Deb Danahay and Depeche Mode Classic Photos and Videos for the below photos.
==Gallery==
1980-05-30-magazine-1.jpg|Excerpt from fanzine "Strange Stories"
1980-05-30-magazine-2.jpg|Excerpt from fanzine "Strange Stories"
Category:1980 Tour
Category:Unconfirmed setlist
1980-06-21 Top Alex, Southend-On-Sea, Essex, England, UK

== Notes ==
Composition Of Sound played at this venue; see poster below.
Dave Gahan said in Pop Tops magazine in 1981: "Our debut together was at the Top Alex, a Southend venue that's an R&B stronghold. We went down really well - they were banging their heads to our pop."
In the press release for 'New Life', Martin Gore wrote that this performance at Top Alex had a "horrendous reception!"
BBC London host Robert Elms recalls: 
“This place was above a greengrocers or dry cleaners or something. It really was. It was a room 8ft by 10ft with about 10 people in with silly haircuts and baggy trousers. I thought there can’t be a band playing here. We went in and then these four, frighteningly young boys, I mean I was young, I was only 18 or 19 and these looked like my little brother. These were skinny school kids basically standing around some ten bob keyboards. They started to play and I thought this is really good, they are going to be really terrible, cause that’s what you hoped, it was like going to see the opposition football team and they started to play and they weren’t terrible.”
Robert Marlow remembers in Jonathan Miller's 'Stripped' biography:
"The Top Alex was in a Southend Pub called The Alexandra. They had a room there at the top - Top Alex, see? I did the lights for that one - on or off! 'What do you want for this song? On or off?'"
Poster-1980-06-21.jpg|Poster designed by Vince Clarke's brother, Rodney.
Category:1980 Tour
Category:Unconfirmed setlist
1980-08-16 Crocs, Rayleigh, Essex, England, UK

== Notes ==
Crocs was named as such because there was a real crocodile in an aquarium there. Gary Turner, the owner of the club, remembered in 2011 (translated):
"I already knew Dave Gahan from previous nights together at some clubs in London, his presence was noticeable. He bought at the time many of his clothes at my Pin Up shop in Southend, where I sold just about anything: from lederhosen to bondage outfits, accessories from Malcom McLaren's shop "Sex", but also fishnet shirts and S&M toys. One day, Dave told me he's singing in a band, so I went to his earliest concerts, which now could be called glorified rehearsals. I liked them, so I gave them a gig at the Glamour Club. That's how I called my night in "Crocs", every Saturday from 8pm till 2am. The door policy was very elitist. Only those who dressed accordingly would be allowed to come in: either in leather, pants, jackets, caps, or like Boy George and his friends."
Category:1980 Tour
Category:Unconfirmed setlist
1980-09-20 Crocs, Rayleigh, Essex, England, UK

== Notes ==
This concert has the only confirmed performance of the early live-only tracks And Then I Kissed Her and Radio News. And Then I Kissed Her is a cover of "Then I Kissed Her" by The Beach Boys. A studio demo recording of Radio News is available; click on the song title to read more about it and to listen to it.
== Set list ==
#Television Set
#Photographic
#Tomorrow's Dance
#The Price Of Love
#Reason Man
#And Then I Kissed Her
#Big Muff
#Ice Machine
#Radio News
#Dreaming Of Me
Category:1980 Tour
Category:Setlist sheet picture
1980-10-16 Bridge House, London, England, UK

== Notes ==
The second Bridge House gig. Their payment got upgraded from £15 to £20.Source: Dave Gahan - Depeche Mode & The Second Coming
A poster for this concert was once uploaded by Daryl Bamonte, and then shared on Facebook page 'Depeche Mode Information Service - 1981', where Dave Gahan's brother Phil stated that it was Dave Gahan himself who made this poster. The photo in the poster is the first photo of the band. It was taken by Martin's and Vince's friend Mark Crick. He says in Simon Spence's 2011 DM biography that it was taken in the Trinity Methodist Church in Basildon.
Zeitgeist was the support act.
== References ==
Category:1980 Tour
Category:Unconfirmed setlist
1980-10-29 Ronnie Scott's, London, England, UK

== Notes ==
This concert is said by authors to have been the first gig under the "Depeche Mode" moniker: this is false, because an ad shows that this first happened a month prior at the Bridge House.
Dee Dye, who also studied at Southend College Of Technology like Dave and was an acquaintance of him, said in Jonathan Miller's 'Stripped' biography:
"We travelled to the gig in the back of the van with [Depeche Mode's] equipment. The mood [at Ronnie Scott's] before the gig was quite tense - Dave getting anxious because he knew that there were record company people about; Vince being cool and more concerned with his 'electrickery' as he called it. There seemed to be plenty of pacing about, beers flowing. From what I remember, the gig itself was as good as it should have been. We dance our jerky dances, whooped and cheered at the songs, and encouraged a few others in the audience to sway and tap their feet. Looking moody was the order of the day. After they did their set, Dave was pretty hyped up - he had a good feeling about that night, he said."
Another friend of Dave, Tracy Rivers, attended this concert, and said in Simon Spence's 2011 DM biography:
"I went with Boy George. I said to George: you've got to come and see my mate Dave play. It was a tiny little room at the top of Ronnie Scott's and there weren't many people there. I remember Dave coming over afterward and saying: what do you think, Trace? And I said: oh brilliant, you're going to be stars. And the next minute they were..."
Dave Gahan remembers in a 1981 issue of the NME that the lights went out during this gig.
Attendee Adam Spector says that Marc Almond of Soft Cell was also in attendance.
Category:1980 Tour
Category:Unconfirmed setlist