Social Marketing and Public Health: Theory and Practice

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor: Jeff French has extensive experience as a senior policy analyst strategist and advisor. He has an extensive CV that encompasses the development and leadership of public sector projects, social marketing programmes and communication strategy at international, national, regional and local levels. With 29 years experience at the interface between the government, private and NGO sectors Jeff French has a broad practical and theoretical understanding of national and international social development issues. He is a Fellow at Kings College, University London and teaches a four other universities. He is a member of a number of national policy and programme committees and regularly contributes to senior level policy roundtables and seminars. He was the Director of marketing and policy at the Health Development Agency for five years. Since March 2005 he has been the Director of the National Social Marketing Centre. Clive Blair-Stevens is co-founder of the National Social Marketing Centre based in London, England, where he is Director of Strategy and Operations. He has an extensive multi-sector background having worked at national, regional and local levels, including 10 years with local authorities, as well as with local and national NHS bodies. He has direct experience in running national Government commissioned programmes and campaigns and in the 80's lead and contributed to the first national sexual health and HIV/Aids campaigns undertaken by the Health Education Authority (HEA) He has also worked to help establish wide engagement between the public, third and business sectors. Dominic McVey has extensive experience of developing, leading and managing public health projects, social marketing programmes and health communication strategies at national, regional and local level. As Head of Research for the Health Education Authority and later the Health Development Agency he initiated and managed programmes of research