Pete Moorey Email & Phone Number

United Kingdom

London Area, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

I led our team responsible for our campaigns on climate and economic justice; our advocacy with the UK Government, senior church leaders, and the private sector; our schools and children's work; and our movement building, mobilisation, activism and organising with Christian Aid's supporters.

London, United Kingdom

I led BT's digital impact and sustainability campaigns, aiming to drive social change on critical societal issues including digital skills, climate change, human rights and responsible business. Our hero campaign was BT Skills for Tomorrow, which aims to help 10 million people to make the most of life in the digital world. My team led on BT's charity partnerships with Comic Relief, the National Emergencies Trust, UNICEF and the British Asian Trust - and our colleague… Show more I led BT's digital impact and sustainability campaigns, aiming to drive social change on critical societal issues including digital skills, climate change, human rights and responsible business. Our hero campaign was BT Skills for Tomorrow, which aims to help 10 million people to make the most of life in the digital world. My team led on BT's charity partnerships with Comic Relief, the National Emergencies Trust, UNICEF and the British Asian Trust - and our colleague volunteering, where thousands of BT colleagues use their 3 days of volunteering time each year to support vital causes across the UK. Show less

London, United Kingdom

I provided advisory services in campaign strategy, communications and public affairs, and consumer issues. Clients included:• Sheila McKechnie Foundation: acting as interim Director of Programmes, developing and delivering a clear strategy for SMK's programmes to support social change in the UK. • Scope: working with the charity to better embed its campaigning approach across the organisation; to give staff and supporters the tools that they need to run impactful campaigns; and to… Show more I provided advisory services in campaign strategy, communications and public affairs, and consumer issues. Clients included:• Sheila McKechnie Foundation: acting as interim Director of Programmes, developing and delivering a clear strategy for SMK's programmes to support social change in the UK. • Scope: working with the charity to better embed its campaigning approach across the organisation; to give staff and supporters the tools that they need to run impactful campaigns; and to better identify and mobilise the key audiences that will help them to make change happen.• Rail Ombudsman and Dispute Resolution Ombudsman: ensuring that the Rail Ombudsman was launched successfully in November 2018; advising on communications and stakeholder engagement for both the RO and DRO; and acting as broadcast spokesperson including on the BBC 5Live Breakfast and Radio 4's World At One.• Save the Children and Who Targets Me?: running theory of change and campaign strategy workshops.• British Chamber of Commerce: coaching and mentoring of senior staff. Show less

Led Which?'s Advocacy and Public Affairs division, responsible for Which?'s campaigns and external engagement including with government, regulators and corporates. Directed a team of 20+ people and acted as one of Which?'s key spokespeople. Previously Head of Campaigns (2013-2017) and Campaign Manager (2011-2013). Key successes include:• Launched over 30 campaigns including on nuisance calls and texts, public service reform, energy, financial services, food, aviation, rail, and… Show more Led Which?'s Advocacy and Public Affairs division, responsible for Which?'s campaigns and external engagement including with government, regulators and corporates. Directed a team of 20+ people and acted as one of Which?'s key spokespeople. Previously Head of Campaigns (2013-2017) and Campaign Manager (2011-2013). Key successes include:• Launched over 30 campaigns including on nuisance calls and texts, public service reform, energy, financial services, food, aviation, rail, and broadband which secured approximately 40 changes in government, regulator and corporate policy and practice each year.• Delivered innovative new approaches to campaigns, such as the Big Switch – the first ever nationwide collective energy switch – that secured support from over 300,000 people and generated new income.• Raised the organisation’s profile with politicians and business leaders through high impact events such as securing and delivering the Prime Minister’s Energy Summit. • Led the organisation to launch its first integrated campaign to achieve both commercial and charitable objectives, securing the support of over 80,000 members of the public.• Developed and delivered the organisation’s first major intervention on Brexit, securing significant media coverage on launch, increased engagement with Ministers, and a higher profile with key stakeholders in government, regulators and corporates.• Created a new Advocacy and Public Affairs division, integrating corporate engagement into the external affairs team to deliver a more joined up approach to stakeholder management. Show less

Responsible for both the Heritage Lottery Fund and National Heritage Memorial Fund’s government and parliamentary strategies, their engagement with UK and devolved governments (particularly its sponsor department, DCMS), and for maintaining and enhancing its reputation with parliamentarians.

Maternity cover role, responsible for Which?'s public affairs team, overseeing all UK, devolved and EU public affairs activity for the organisation's campaigns and wider corporate reputation.

Responsible for a multi-disciplinary comms team of 10+ staff, including campaigns, public affairs, the Press Office, social media, and internal communications. Direct responsibility for all proactive and reactive media work and day to day running of press office. Previously Parliamentary & Media Manager and Parliamentary & Campaigns Officer.

Responsible for the development of ERS policy and research and advancing ERS’s agenda with parliamentarians in Westminster and the devolved Parliaments and Assemblies.

Responsible for researching “God’s Politicians: The Christian Contribution to 100 years of Labour”. Published by Harper Collins in 2000.

Responsible for key tasks in the Westminster office, including the production of briefings and research for parliamentary speeches, PQs and committee work.