to remove filtersStewart quits utilities giant after one year
12 Nov 1999 | by RICHARD EDWARDS
The National Grid has lost its corporate affairs director Margaret Stewart after just over one year in the position.
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Christie takes top IR role at Thames Water
12 Nov 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
One of the world s three largest water companies, Thames Water, has appointed Liz Christie, a former director at ABN Amro, as head of its investor relations.
OPINION: Privatised utilities offer the worst job in PR
12 Nov 1999 | by BERNARD INGHAM
Who has the lousiest job in PR? I only ask because I ve been studying the 26 winners of PR Week s awards. At one stage during Nato s Kosovo campaign, it looked as if Jamie Shea might qualify for the title. Instead, he became European Communicator of the Year, which suggests that his Brussels berth isn...
OPINION: Editorial - BNFL sale must focus on safety
22 Oct 1999 | by MARY COWLETT
The partial privatisation of British Nuclear Fuels (BNFL), the government-owned company which reprocesses nuclear fuels and decommissions power stations, was described by one city analyst as just about the hardest privatisation you could imagine . For those promoting it, the sell-off of BNFL represents...
Eastern poaches Shell’s Joseph to boost brand
08 Oct 1999 | by SOPHIE BARKER
Energy company Eastern Group has appointed its first brand head. The move comes as the firm seeks to strengthen its brand within its new US parent company, TXU.
STOP PRESS: LDA hired to promote British Gas Y2K party
01 Oct 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
LDA Communications has been appointed to promote the British Gas Millennium Party. The public event is scheduled to take place at the Royal Observatory National Maritime Museum on New Year s Eve. LDA was hired without a competitive pitch by event organisers CSS Stellar Entertainment.
London Electricity ponders public affairs appointment
01 Oct 1999 | by SOPHIE BARKER
London Electricity is considering appointing a public affairs agency.
STOP PRESS: Shell extends reputation turnaround
24 Sep 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
Shell has embarked on a new stage of its reputation turnaround programme, with the launch of TV ads based around its staff. The spots run from 20 September to mid-December and the programme is being masterminded by Fishburn Hedges.
STOP PRESS: Former Amoco man Clark joins Indepen
24 Sep 1999 | by DAVID MCCORMACK
Former Amoco public affairs adviser Robert Clark has joined corporate consultancy Indepen, which specialises in change management in the utilities sector. As principal consultant, Clark has a brief to strengthen Indepen s work in communications, particularly government relations.
INTERNATIONAL: Eastern entrusts political job to European Strategy
24 Sep 1999 | by ED SHELTON And SOPHIE BARKER
BRUSSELS: Expanding UK energy firm Eastern Group has selected European Strategy as its first public affairs agency in continental Europe.
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