Dan Corry

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Dan Corry was the head of the Number 10 Policy Unit for British prime minister Gordon Brown. He was employed as a special adviser.^[1] After leaving Number 10, he became director of the economics division of FTI Consulting then in 2011 head of the think tank New Philanthropy Capital.^[2]

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^ "Mr Corry's e-mail was no great crime".
^ Hudson, Sophie (6 September 2011). "Dan Corry to head New Philanthropy Capital". Third Sector. Retrieved 8 July 2017.

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