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David Brodie (born June 10, 1974) is a political strategist, and communications consultant with Citizen Relations, a global public relations firm. He heads up the firm's office in Vancouver, British Columbia as their Vice President, Western Canada. He was born in Edmonton, Alberta. David served in the Office of the Rt. Hon. Paul Martin, Prime Minister of Canada as the Senior Special Assistant for Northern and Western Canada. He was responsible for policy and issues management and the operational aspects of leading prime ministerial tours and events throughout the region. Prior to this, David held the position of National Director of Operations on the Paul Martin Federal Liberal leadership campaign in 2002, and served from 1998-2002 as a senior political advisor in the Office of the Minister of Finance. In this role he coordinated Ministerial events in every province and territory of Canada, and served on the task forces responsible for coordinating meetings of the Commonwealth, G-8, APEC and G-20. During this time he was named one of the top 20 political staffer on Parliament Hill by the Hill Times. His political involvement also includes time working for Judy Bethel (Liberal MP- Edmonton East), Nicholas Taylor (former leader of the Alberta Liberal Party and Senator)and serving as the president of the Alberta Young Liberals. In the 2011 B.C. Liberal leadership contest Brodie supported the candidacy of Premier Christy Clark. Apart from his political involvement, David Brodie is also recognized as a leading authority on crisis communications. He has led large scale emergency exercise projects for both the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo and the British Embassy in Tokyo, and been a commentator on crisis communications on CBC and the Vancouver Sun. He also worked as a volunteer on Tsunami relief efforts in Thailand in 2005. In 2013 his agency was named the Canadian PR Agency of the Year by the Homes Report〔http://www.marketingmag.ca/news/pr-news/citizen-optimum-named-holmes-canadian-agency-of-the-year-77963〕 and a campaign he developed with Tourism British Columbia was named best North American Travel and Tourism PR campaign by the Sabre awards in 2012.〔http://www.holmesreport.com/news-info/13381/KimberlyClark-And-Marina-Maher-Take-Home-Platinum-At-SABRE-Awards.aspx〕〔http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KX2SU-rhy4Y〕 David has traveled extensively in the Asia Pacific region and created and hosted a popular podcast Travel in 10 focusing on international travel. He is also a member of the Canadian Ship for World Youth Alumni Association, an international exchange program focused of promoting international cooperation, sponsored through the Government of Japan. ==References== *(The National Post: ''Top Martin advisers likely to wield power from the outside'' - Anne Dawson, Wednesday, November 12, 2003 ) *(''Paul Martin's Shadow PMO'' ) *(''All the King's Men'' ) *(''The Federal Liberal Contenders'' ) *(''There's big fish in the west coast Liberal pond'' ) *(''Martin coronation assured by Campbell Clark and Jane Taber'' ) *(''Communication and Japan'' ) *(''Tsunami advisory in place for B.C. after Japanese quake'' ) *(''Social media use kicks into high gear for disaster coverage'' ) *(''Travel Talk: Journey Around the World in 10 Minutes or Less'' ) *(''Can Facebook Predict the Outcome of the Federal Election?'' ) *("Will Facebook Fans Translate Into Votes" ) *("Will Facebook Pals Predict Election Winner" ) *("Facebook Likes and Election Results To Be Compared" ) *("References to "David Brodie in Paul Martin Biography "Come Hell or Highwater" ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「David Brodie (political strategist)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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