The Team

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Mia Briggs

Director

Mia manages a number of accounts in the housing and energy sectors as well as leading on business development. She has worked at PAC for over 7 years and during this time has helped to secure a number of policy changes as well as leading major campaigns. Mia graduated from the London School of Economics with a First Class degree in Politics and Philosophy. During her time there she helped to organise the biggest student entrepreneurship conference in the UK.
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Ed Jacobs

Director

Ed covers housing, transport, local government, economic development and devolution policy. Prior to joining the Company Ed worked for Nick Palmer, then the Labour MP for Broxtowe. He also worked in the House of Commons office of Gillian Merron when she was MP for Lincoln. Ed has been cited previously by the Guardian as a blogger to watch. He has stood in a number of local council elections.
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William Ward

Consultant

Will works on policy in the health, housing and education sectors. He graduated with a degree in History at the University of Huddersfield and has previously worked for over a year in the constituency office of the Labour MP for Huddersfield Barry Sheerman, where he assisted with his successful 2017 re-election campaign.
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Richard Robinson

Consultant

Richard supports all members of the team on communications and strategy for a wide range of clients.

Immediately prior to joining the Company he worked for the charity AgeUK.

He has worked as a Senior Caseworker and Constituency Office Manager for MPs during a seventeen year period. He also worked on Ed Miliband’s successful Labour leadership campaign in 2010.

Richard is an Independent local authority Councillor in Broxtowe (Nottingham), where he has served continuously since 1991.

He also has twenty four years’ experience working for the Department for Work & Pensions.

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Geoffrey Lawler

Non-Executive Director

Geoffrey founded the Company after experience gained from serving as a Conservative Member of Parliament. He also worked for the Conservative Research Department and for public relations companies. Geoffrey co-founded an organisation which assisted with the promotion of democratic values and practices in newly emerged democracies. He has worked on overseas assignments including continuing to act as an official, international election observer for the British Government, the EU, the UN and the OSCE.
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