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| − | *[[Peter Duncan]], former chairman of the [[Conservative Party]] in Scotland | + | *[[Peter Duncan]], former chairman of the [[Conservative Party]] in Scotland; chair of the [[Association of Professional Political Consultants Scotland]] from 2014. |
*[[Andy Maciver]], previously managed communications for a Scottish Tory leadership contender as well as the Bank of Scotland | *[[Andy Maciver]], previously managed communications for a Scottish Tory leadership contender as well as the Bank of Scotland | ||
*[[Craig Harrow]] | *[[Craig Harrow]] | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 7 September 2015
Message Matters is an Edinburgh-based PR and lobbying agency founded in 2012 by two former Scottish Conservative figures.
Services
MM provides a range of services, including: lobbying and 'strategic, private counsel to large companies to assist them in their political engagement and lobbying.'[1]
Partnership with Cicero
In September 2014, Message Matters formed a partnership with Cicero, a London-based lobbying firm. It was described as 'an important strategic link for Cicero that gave it a presence in Scotland.[2]
People
- Peter Duncan, former chairman of the Conservative Party in Scotland; chair of the Association of Professional Political Consultants Scotland from 2014.
- Andy Maciver, previously managed communications for a Scottish Tory leadership contender as well as the Bank of Scotland
- Craig Harrow
- Kirsty Leiper
- Fiona Leith
Clients
BayWa Renewable Energy UK | Financial Data and Technology Association | ICAS | Infinis | Keep Scotland Beautiful | PNE Wind UK | Reform Scotland | Shepherd + Wederburn | Smart Energy GB | Standard Life
Contacts
- Address: 22 Calton Road, Edinburgh, EH8 8DP
- Website: www.messagematters.co.uk
References
- ↑ Counsel, MM website, accessed Sept 2015
- ↑ Cicero partners with Scottish PA and PR agency Message Matters, PR Week, 8 September 2014
