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Jeffrey Epstein's business associate, Lord Peter Mandelson
does serve of has served as a director, partner, associate, advisor, fellow, member, or trustee of these UNITED KINGDOM, IRELAND & CHANNEL ISLANDS companies and organizations:
- Arts & Business Ltd 'A&B' [hon vice-president]
- 'A Bazaar Life' [Lord David Alliance's autobiography to which Mandelson and Ivan Fallon contributed]
- Britain in Europe Campaign Ltd, aka 'Britain in Europe' (BiE) [launched in 1999]
- The British-American Project For a Successor Generation [Mandelson has not been a non-executive director of BAP. He is, however, a Fellow. He joined BAP as a member in 1988, reportedly. There's also a Delaware US based entity: The British-American Project Inc]
- British-Spanish All-Party Parliamentary Group [treasurer 1997; chair 2004]
- The British-Spanish Society's Tertulias Forum
- British Youth Council 1976–1980 [a vice-chair/director from 1976; chair from 1978–1980]
- ::: Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation ["the Gulbenkian Foundation proposed a collaboration with the British Youth Council and invited the Council's then chairman, Peter Mandelson, to undertake a feasability study - Young People and Broadcasting" pub.1981]
- Future of Europe Forum at The Centre for British Influence Through Europe [subsequently renamed as 'British Influence'] [Mandelson was also Co-President of British Influence/The Centre for British Influence Through Europe from 2013 alongside Danny Alexander and Kenneth Clarke; in addition, from 2015 Lord Mandelson also sat on The Advisory/Campaign Council of British Influence]
- The Centre for European Reform 'CER' [N.B. Mandelson is not listed on CER's board; nevertheless, Mandelson has been closely associated with this think-tank as an extremely frequent featured speaker. For example, he is known to have spoken at CER events in March 2002; June 2002; Oct 2002; June 2005; May 2008; January 2010; May 2012; June 2014 [report launch - see below]; June 2015; October 2016; and November 2017. Moreover, Mandelson was "among those who [helped] the new body to birth"]
- ::: Commission on the UK and the EU Single Market at the Centre for European Reform 'CER' [Mandelson was a Commissioner. The Commission produced reports in June 2014 and April 2016]
- Chatham House, the Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA) [Mandelson was a "full member" from some point prior to Oct 1 1995 until some point prior to September 1999, according to newspaper reports. He resigned his RIIA membership after he was prevented from joining its governing Council. All individuals included in this directory were members of RIIA in this particular time period]
- Advisory board of Clemmow Hornby Inge ('CHI') [Mandelson also has a shareholding]
- Club of Three [member] [Mandelson attended the Club of Three meeting in Austria Nov. 23-24 2001; he attended the Club of Three meeting in Washington DC February 27-28 2004]
- ::: AMEURUS The America-Europe-Russia Trilateral Initiative [participant] [conferences under the AMEURUS banner were convened by the Club of Three and the EastWest Institute. One or more AMEURUS conference(s) were held in Washington, DC in 2003; another was held in DC on Feb 27/28 2004; potential other AMEURUS meeting dates unknown]
- The Design Museum [chair 2017-]
- Deutsch-Britische Gesellschaft a/k/a The German-British Society, and its annual Königswinter Conference [Mandelson is known to have attended the Königswinter Conferences in 2000 and 2003. Curiously, he also received, and accepted, an invitation to attend in 1983 while serving as a member of Lambeth Borough Council. Mandelson's attendance in other years is unverified. The Society was previously called the Deutsch-Englische Gesellschaft. A UK company called "Konigswinter" was established in 2003]
- The Ditchley Foundation [There's also a New York based entity: The American Ditchley Foundation Inc, & an Ontario entity: The Canadian Ditchley Foundation]
- The Economist [regular speaker and participant, including at Economist conferences held in Mar. 8 1999; Mar. 5-6 2001; Sept. 24 2001; Nov. 18 2002]
- English National Ballet [Mandelson was a non-executive from July 1995-June 1997 during which period the ENB's honorary patron was Diana, Princess of Wales. The princess was killed in August 1997]
- Fabian Society [National Exec C'ttee 1989-1990; subsequently a member]
- The Franco-British Colloque [known to have attended 1999; 2001; 2004; 2010]
- Friends of Arundells [Supporter]
- ::: Friends of Arundells supports The Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation [Lord Peter Mandelson is not a trustee of the Sir Edward Heath Charitable Foundation; nevertheless he supports and is closely affiliated to it via Friends of Arundells]
- :::::: Sir Edward Heath International Lecture Oct 2016 [attendee]
- German British Forum [chairman 1999-; president 2016-] [N.B. German British Forum is the trading name of the German British Roundtable]
- Global Counsel Ltd/Llp [chair; partner]
- Global Counsel Consulting Ltd/Llp
- Global Counsel Ventures Ltd
- Global Ports Holding Plc
- Great Britain China Centre GBCC [hon president 2015-]
- Hartlepool Community Partnership [chair]
- Hartlepool United Football Club [hon president, circa 1992-October 2015]
- Hartwell House 'Third Way' conference June 8–11 2002
- Hillary Clinton Reception at The Orangery, Kensington Gardens July 2003 [Lynn de Rothschild hosted]
- International Advisory Board of the Independent Media Group
- International Advisory Board of Independent News and Media Plc
- Inter-Parliamentary Council Against Anti-Semitism [joint vice-chair] [The Parliamentary Committee Against Anti-Semitism was set up in the UK parliament as a constituent member of the Inter-Party Inter-Parliamentary Council Against Anti-Semitism - founder and president, Greville Janner. Janner said the Council, established in Nov. 1990, "was born in conversations with Edgar Bronfman and with Israel Singer". Admin support was provided by Holocaust Educational Trust]
- Speech to the Israel, Britain and Commonwealth Association November 11-13 2001 [as registered by Mandelson. A list of members of IBCA's Honorary and Executive Committees is viewable here]
- Labour Friends of Israel 'LFI' [Speaker and attendee at LFI meetings. Mandelson gave the keynote speech to the LFI meeting of Dec 5 2000. He attended the FOI reception at Labour Party Conference on Sept 30 2003. He took part in the Jewish Labour Movement's virtual conference, held in partnership with LFI, on Nov 29 2020.]
- The elected Council of the London borough of Lambeth Dec 6 1979–1982 ('Lambeth Council') [Mandelson represented Stockwell ward alongside fellow Labour council members Patrick Mitchell and Paul Ormerod. Data from 1978 here & 1982 here]
- Lambton Place Health Club [reportedly a Member as of 1998]
- Lazard Ltd and Lazard International [senior advisor to Lazard. Lazard Int'l chair]
- 'Weekend World' at London Weekend Television [researcher & later producer at LWT 1982-85]
- Manchester Metropolitan University [chancellor]
- ::: MetroPolis [the Patron; previously the Convenor] [think-tank at Manchester Metropolitan University]
- 'Mandelson: The Real PM?' [tv documentary]
- The board of the Full Stop Appeal of the NSPCC (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) [a vice-chairman 1999-2007. Nb This was also sometimes referred to as the National Appeal Board. In March 2009 Mandelson identified himself as an NSPCC Patron]
- New Millennium Experience Company Ltd
- NS Publishing 1991 Ltd
- Old Vic Theatre Trust 2000 [associate director]
- Open Britain Ltd
- ::: Britain Stronger in Europe [the forerunner of Open Britain Ltd. Britain Stronger in Europe was officially called The In Campaign Ltd - formerly Interim Campaign Ltd]
- :::::: PV Campaign Ltd [Lord Peter Mandelson has not been a non-executive director of PV Campaign Ltd, however, its directors are included in this database because PV Campaign Ltd "controls Open Britain Ltd"]
- Oxford University Labour Club [circa 1973-1976. Served on the executive]
- Parliamentary Friends of Music group [secretary] [an all-party group]
- Policy Network and Communications Ltd [d/b/a 'Policy Network'] [president; non-executive chair]
- Progress Ltd [patron] and member of Progress' strategy board [Progress later became Progressive Britain]
- ::: Progressive Britain Ltd [In 2021 Policy Network merged with Progress (Progress Ltd), resulting in Progress Ltd being renamed as Progressive Britain Ltd. Lord Peter Mandelson is not listed as a non-executive director of Progressive Britain Ltd; nonetheless he is affiliated with it – not least through the mother of his godson and very close friend, Catherine 'Kay' Carberry]
- :::::: Labour to Win Ltd [Progressive Britain Ltd collaborates with Labour First in the umbrella group Labour to Win Ltd. Lord Peter Mandelson is not listed as a non-executive director of Labour to Win Ltd; nonetheless he is affiliated with it]
- Prince Charles & Camilla's March 1998 VIP weekend party at Sandringham [attendee]
- Prince Charles' 50th birthday party at Spencer House/Chopin recital Nov. 1998 [attendee]
- Privy Council of the United Kingdom
- ::: Board of Trade
- Steering Group of the Royal Academy of Engineering [Mandelson reported this position in 2001/02. RAEng's Council & Standing Committees for the applicable period are viewable here]
- Royal Central School of Speech and Drama [president 2001-2008; the tenures of all directors listed herein coincide or overlap with Mandelson's period of tenure. "Early in 2005, under the Chairmanship of Nickolas Grace, the Alumni Committee...worked hard to secure the Old Vic as the venue for the main Centenary event". Were any of the drama students abused at the Old Vic Theatre -- or any of the individuals who carried out or facilitated abuse -- also linked to Royal Central School?]
- Advisory Board of Sapinda Group [2015-September 2016] [In 2019 Sapinda Group was rebranded Tennor ('Tennor Holding BV UK')]
- Soho House club [reportedly a Member as of 1998]
- SRU Group [the Strategic Research Unit. "Industrial Consultant to SRU from 1990–1992"]
- Tees Valley Regeneration Ltd
- The&Partners London Ltd
- Economics Department at the Trades Union Congress (TUC) ["member of the economics dept. 1977–1978"]
- UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy 'UKBCSE' [the patron 2003-]
- UK-Italian Pontignano [attendee at the conferences, including Sept 1998]
- United Kingdom - Japan 21st Century Group [co-chair]
- The Nov. 2000 wedding of Lynn & Evelyn de Rothschild [guest/'witness'. Attended with fellow 'witness' Prince Andrew]
- Whitechapel Gallery [trustee 1994-]
- Willbury Ltd
- 18-21 Wilmington Square Management Ltd
- The governing body of Youthaid
does serve or has served as a director, partner, associate, advisor, member, or trustee of these INTERNATIONAL companies and organizations:
- Advisory board of the Agency for the Modernisation of Ukraine [Lord Mandelson insisted to the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards that he has not "worked" for AMU, so it is possible that he did not take up the 'official' post despite the press reports. However, Mandelson does not appear to have denied providing AMU with 'unpaid' advice.]
- AM Conseil [advisor from Nov. 2002-Sept. 2004. AM Conseil earned around £5.5 million annually, it was reported. This was despite employing just its owner, Alain Minc, two assistants, and a chauffeur. Minc himself took home several million each year. Much of what Mandelson did for Minc is unknown - as indeed is how much he was paid for doing it - but see the timeline below.]
- Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) [an Advisor through Global Counsel from 2011]
- Aspen Institute USA [regular Aspen USA attendee. Including US meetings in 1993-94 "the global transatlantic young leaders' program"; and, in August 1999, the "summer workshop"]
- International Advisory Board of Aspen Institute Central Europe [from 2012 onward. Note: the 'Aspen Institute Central Europe' is also known as the 'Aspen Institute Prague']
- ::: 'New Nuclear Challenge Forum' of Aspen Institute Central Europe
- Bilderberg Meetings [1999, 2008, '09, '11, '12, '13, '14 The Independent reported that Mandelson also participated in the 2010 meeting according to a Spanish media report; Mandelson's attendance in 2010 is, however, unverified]
- Advisory board of BlueVoyant LLC [European chair] [launched in early 2017 as BlueteamGlobal, the company was renamed as BlueVoyant in December of that year]
- Boao Forum for Asia 2014 [delegate]
- April 1999 visit to the Butrint Foundation - Corfu and Albania
- Cliveden Group [consultant, hired in c. 2001/02; as reported by the Sunday Telegraph but denied by Mandelson]
- The Alfred Herrhausen Society for International Dialogue of Deutsche Bank
- International Advisory Council of the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) [member 1993-]
- Green Rubber Global Ltd - Malaysia
- International Bertelsmann Forum 2004 - [participant] [Mandelson took part in the forum in Berlin in January 2004]
- Medley Global Advisors ('MGA') - USA [consultant, from c.1999 to 2002; as reported by the Sunday Telegraph but denied by Mandelson]
- Moon Active Ltd - Tel Aviv, Israel [shareholder only] [founded in 2011, describes itself as 'a game development company focused on iOS, Android and Facebook games'. Founder Samuel Albin is the son of 'prominent Israeli businesspeople Galia and Mickey Albin']
- R Avila Empreendimentos Imobiliarios Sociedade Simples Limitada - Brazil
- Sistema ('AFK Sistema PAO') - Russia [a non-executive director] [from June 2013-June 2017. After Mandelson ceased to be a non-exec director of Sistema in 2017 he continued to own shares in it through 2020. Sistema has been the majority shareholder in RTI, a defence technology firm that won state contracts to build Russia's missile early warning system]
- TerraMar Project Inc ['founding citizen']
- Trilateral Commission [member of the European Group]
- UN Eminent Persons Group [member]
- World Economic Forum, Davos 2005; 2006; 2007; 2008; 2009; 2010; 2012; 2013 [N.B. Mandelson wasn't on the official delegate list in 2013 but was spotted by The Times]; 2015; 2016
- ::: WEF Global Leaders for Tomorrow 2000 list ["The Global Leaders for Tomorrow meet ... on the occasion of the Annual Meeting in Davos..."]
- World Festival of Youth and Students 1978 - Cuba [deputy leader of the delegation. Represented the British Youth Council]