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| Nationality | Australian |
| Education |
University of Western Australia Australian Graduate School of Management |
| Occupation(s) | lobbyist, political writer, political consultant |
| Years active | 1988–present |
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Justin Di Lollo is an Australian lobbyist. [1] He is responsible for establishing a Sydney office of the firm Hakluyt and Company.
Early career
Prior to lobbying Di Lollo was a political staffer. He advised multiple MPs within the ALP caucus between 1988 and 1999. [2] He was a staffer to Kim Beazley between 1994 and 1999, while the MP was Minister for Finance, Deputy Prime Minister, and Leader of the Opposition. [3]
Lobbying career
After finishing work as a political staffer Di Lollo worked as a lobbyist for Hawker Britton, eventually becoming a managing director in 2010. [4] His lobbying role included advocacy on behalf of banking, and coal seam gas interests. [5] [6]
STW Group/WPP AUNZ
Di Lollo was the practice director of government-relations firms for the STW Group (ASX:SGN) [7] which was a part-owner of multiple government-relations and public-affairs firms in Australia, New Zealand and south-east Asia. [8]
In 2016 STW Group merged with the Australian and New Zealand businesses of WPP plc following shareholder approval. [9] Di Lollo was Executive Director of WPP AUNZ Government Relations with management over Hawker Britton and Barton Deakin.
Other activities
Di Lollo is a Member of the Council of Governors of the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia. [10]
References
- ^ The Australian, 19 November 2016.]
- ^ "Hawker Britton staff page". Archived from the original on 21 March 2012. Retrieved 10 April 2013.
- ^ Where are 150-plus Hawke-Keating staffers, Crikey, 30 July 2004
- ^ "STW Group Media Release, 20 May 2010". STW Group.
- ^ "In the Red Corner". Business Spectator. 12 May 2008.
- ^ "The Questions the Gas Lobby Won't Answer". New Matilda. 10 February 2012.
- ^ STW Group Website
- ^ List of STW Group Companies
- ^ STW Group/WPP Press Release
- ^ American Chamber Of Commerce In Australia[ non-primary source needed]
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Justin Di Lollo | |
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| Nationality | Australian |
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University of Western Australia Australian Graduate School of Management |
| Occupation(s) | lobbyist, political writer, political consultant |
| Years active | 1988–present |
| Website |
www |
Justin Di Lollo is an Australian lobbyist. [1] He is responsible for establishing a Sydney office of the firm Hakluyt and Company.
Early career
Prior to lobbying Di Lollo was a political staffer. He advised multiple MPs within the ALP caucus between 1988 and 1999. [2] He was a staffer to Kim Beazley between 1994 and 1999, while the MP was Minister for Finance, Deputy Prime Minister, and Leader of the Opposition. [3]
Lobbying career
After finishing work as a political staffer Di Lollo worked as a lobbyist for Hawker Britton, eventually becoming a managing director in 2010. [4] His lobbying role included advocacy on behalf of banking, and coal seam gas interests. [5] [6]
STW Group/WPP AUNZ
Di Lollo was the practice director of government-relations firms for the STW Group (ASX:SGN) [7] which was a part-owner of multiple government-relations and public-affairs firms in Australia, New Zealand and south-east Asia. [8]
In 2016 STW Group merged with the Australian and New Zealand businesses of WPP plc following shareholder approval. [9] Di Lollo was Executive Director of WPP AUNZ Government Relations with management over Hawker Britton and Barton Deakin.
Other activities
Di Lollo is a Member of the Council of Governors of the American Chamber of Commerce in Australia. [10]
References
- ^ The Australian, 19 November 2016.]
- ^ "Hawker Britton staff page". Archived from the original on 21 March 2012. Retrieved 10 April 2013.
- ^ Where are 150-plus Hawke-Keating staffers, Crikey, 30 July 2004
- ^ "STW Group Media Release, 20 May 2010". STW Group.
- ^ "In the Red Corner". Business Spectator. 12 May 2008.
- ^ "The Questions the Gas Lobby Won't Answer". New Matilda. 10 February 2012.
- ^ STW Group Website
- ^ List of STW Group Companies
- ^ STW Group/WPP Press Release
- ^ American Chamber Of Commerce In Australia[ non-primary source needed]