Gary Webb Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

Communications and Stakeholder Lead for the City of London Corporation's Major Programmes.

London, England, United Kingdom

Stakeholder Management support for Network Rails, HS2 enabling.

London, United Kingdom

London, Greater London, United Kingdom

Crossrail 2

London, United Kingdom

London, United Kingdom, Swindon

 Responsible for planning/listed building consents for the Great Western Electrification on behalf of the Lead Design Organisation Supporting Network Rail with public events promoting the scheme Understanding technical information relating to engineering design

Manchester, United Kingdom

 Managing key stakeholders for Transport for Greater Manchester’s construction of a new tram line through the commercial centre of Manchester Liaising with the local authority, councillors, and Members of Parliament Regular meetings with key stakeholders, delivering progress reports and encouraging advocacy of the project Leading communications and stakeholder engagement regarding planning applications, applications for listed building consent, and permitted development

London, United Kingdom

 Stakeholder advisor for the redevelopment of Euston Station, London, in preparation for a Hybrid Bill in late 2013 Aiding a range of key stakeholders in building lasting relationships with central government and the community Collaborating with local media outlets to ensure positive coverage of the project Working sensitively and positively to build a working relationship with an unreceptive London Borough, including the leader of the council and the local MP

London, United Kingdom

 Responsible for operational communications for London Overground, DLR and Tramlink Maintaining the organisation’s reputation at all times Attending public transport forums and building relationships with key local authority officers in planning, development and transport Drafting responses to questions from MPs and Assembly Members, and inputting into the drafts for monthly Mayor’s Questions at City Hall Preparing speaking notes, presentations and points to raise for the Transport Commissioner and Chief Operating Officer Utilising the Press Office and TfL website to ensure excellent communication with passengers, including during closures

London, United Kingdom

 Working on one of TfL’s biggest infrastructure projects, the £1billion East London Line Engaging with local residents along construction sites to address any concerns and manage any potential for negative publicity Keeping key local stakeholders updated on the project’s progress, including Assembly Members and businesses Personally responsible for managing all stakeholder correspondence within my department, such as responding to monthly Mayor’s Questions and Freedom of Information requests Directly managing contractors within my department

London, United Kingdom

 Working with the Press Office and local media to promote positive aspects of Network Rail’s work, and minimising negative publicity Managing a workload of hundreds of cases at any one time, dealing effectively with competing priorities and ensuring deadlines were met Developing networking skills, both within the organisation and externally

London, United Kingdom

 One-year work placement from my university degree Assisting colleagues in Crisis Management, Corporate Social Responsibility, and Events Management teams Monitoring parliamentary and media coverage and communicating important issues to the External Affairs and Media Relations managers Drafting briefings for senior figures within the company Meeting with stakeholders in Whitehall, the Scottish Parliament, and the Welsh Assembly Arranging and attending promotional publicity events around the UK Responding daily to calls from the media, addressing key issues such as obesity, nutrition, and advertising to children Contributing to the creation of a very successful ‘stakeholder booklet’, to be distributed to all MPs and the House of Lords. Working with pressure groups and NGOs including the RSPCA, the Soil Association, and the Scottish Food and Health Coordinator