Talk:Rendon Group

Plagiarism?
Entire paragraphs are lifted directly from the Miller and Rampton article listed in the bibliography. This material should be quoted explicitly rather than just copied.--csloat 08:52, 16 Sep 2004 (UTC)


 * Material is also appears to be cribbed from or copied by the SourceWatch article linked:


 * . SourceWatch is not necessarily a reliable source in keeping with the guidelines in Reliable sources. --NYScholar 01:15, 27 January 2007 (UTC)

Clean Up/Sources/BLP tags
Tagged due to problems mentioned in "Plagiarism?" comment above and obvious need for better documentation with reliable source and adherence to WP:BLP. This article was renamed and/or redirected from "John Rendon" to "Rendon Group," but it still concerns a living person and contains material related to his biography. All those external links tossed in by previous users need to be incorporated (if reliable sources) in the article as referenced citations ("Notes"). Previous format for references as "external links" throughout and in an "External links" section is not acceptable. All sources and statements identified as from them still need to be checked and verified. Notability and reliability of sources currently given only as external links need checking and evaluation. --NYScholar 00:46, 27 January 2007 (UTC)

Passages needing sources/citations
<< The company is reported to have played a role in U.S. military activities in Argentina, Colombia, Haiti, Iraq, Kosovo, Panama and Zimbabwe. Rendon's activities include organizing the Iraqi National Congress, a group created to overthrow Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. >> --NYScholar 01:10, 27 January 2007 (UTC)

<< According to reports in the mainstream media, it has provided communication services to the CIA and the Pentagon. >> --NYScholar 22:24, 1 February 2007 (UTC)

Clients
long indiscriminant list moved from article to talk. RJFJR (talk) 15:31, 14 May 2010 (UTC)

Clients of the Rendon Group have included a number of foreign nations, as well as major corporations. Clients have included: TRG created a detailed and multi-faceted crisis communications plan for ALPURA, the leading producer of dairy products in Mexico. The program included development and extensive use of crisis planning scenarios that provided ALPURA senior leadership and staff with in-depth media-performance and crisis training. For the Joint Staff and the US European Command (EUCOM), TRG developed and maintained the Balkan Information Exchange, a news and information Web site focused on issues and events in Eastern Europe. The Web site reflected a wide range of international open-source information on the region and was published in six languages. TRG also deployed a three-person team to Kosovo to gather content, especially photographs, for the site. TRG designed and implemented an information mapping project as part of the public education program in support of privatization in Bosnia and Herzegovina. TRG identified the range of sources of information available to privatization stakeholders and the general public and how these information outlets were perceived in the marketplace, when and how these outlets delivered information, and who received information from individual sources and how the sources were motivated or contaminated. TRG designed, marketed, and managed a five-part conference series on Post-Privatization Management in the global telecommunications, electric power, oil and gas, banking and finance, and transportation sectors. In cooperation with the White House, TRG helped the university conduct two additional aviation-related conferences attended by international public aviation authorities and officials. TRG played an integral part in maintaining the global coalition that liberated Kuwait by designing and implementing a campaign to deliver messages to key international media and governmental decision-makers worldwide. Within days of the 1990 invasion and during the course of Operations Desert Storm and Desert Shield, TRG placed teams of crisis management personnel in the Middle East, North America and Europe. TRG personnel were among the first U.S. civilians to enter Kuwait after its liberation by allied forces, and continued to provide assistance for many months after the country achieved freedom. The Rendon Group provided media relations for the 50th Anniversary of the Marshall Plan Symposium hosted by The White House and George Washington University. Leaders from 21 former Soviet Union and Central and Eastern European countries met with senior elected and appointed officials of the United States government. TRG provided strategic consultation and video production services to the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) as the agency prepared to deliver its final report regarding the investigation into the crash of TWA Flight 800. TRG worked closely with NTSB investigators to videotape spokespersons at the reconstructed model of TWA Flight 800 in its hangar on Long Island, N.Y. TRG edited new video footage with official animation and existing videotape shot following the accident to create a program that explained the Flight 800 accident in detail. TRG was retained by the democratic Panamanian opposition coalition, Alianza Democratica de la Oposicion Civilista (ADO-Civilista), to design and implement a strategic and tactical communications plan for the May 1989 elections. When the Noriega government nullified ADO-Civilista election victory, TRG continued to support the Party's ongoing effort to establish a democratic government in Panama. TRG helped ADO Civilista leaders deliver a forceful and consistent message to the Panamanian public and restore confidence in the new government as it assumed office after the arrest of General Noriega. TRG conducted an in-depth study of the agency's internal and external communications activities. TRG reviewed current and potential future agency-customer and agency-supplier relationships, and outlined options for improving the agency's strategic communication activities. The study included a review of agency communications materials, executive interviews with senior officials and recipients of agency communications, and other critical research. TRG helped Council Chairman John A. Koskinen, and his staff plan, and implement a nationwide public education effort regarding the potential threats associated with the Y2K rollover. By the end of the year 1999, more than 350 Y2K community education events had been conducted in all 50 states, encompassing 210 media markets. TRG dispatched a senior communications team to Zambia to work with the Zambia Privatization Agency (ZPA) and Ministry of Information and Broadcasting Services (MIBS) officials to gauge public perceptions on privatization and design a communications program to improve the public climate for the country's privatization program.
 * American Housing Consortium (based in Kuwait)
 * American Business Council of Kuwait
 * Bulgaria
 * Colombian army
 * Indonesia
 * KPMY/Peat Marwick
 * Kuwait
 * Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
 * Kuwait University
 * Leonard P. Zakim
 * NIPCC
 * Monsanto Chemical Company
 * United States
 * United States Agency for International Development (USAID)
 * Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
 * The Pentagon
 * Uzbekistan
 * Vietnam Veterans of America Foundation (which it helped promote a ban on landmines)
 * White House Iraq Group
 * Alpura: Ganaderos Productores De Leche Pura
 * American Express, Bahrain
 * Argentina Televisora Color (ATC)
 * Antigua & Barbuda, Government of Aruba
 * Balkan Information Exchange
 * Bell Atlantic International, Indonesia
 * Bosnia and Herzegovina Privatization
 * Bull HN Information Systems
 * Bustamente Institute, Jamaica
 * Centre for International Projects, Prague
 * Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
 * George Washington University
 * Gulf Business Machines, Bahrain
 * Haiti, Government of
 * Industrial Center of Argentine
 * Kuwait, Government of
 * Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
 * Kuwait Petroleum Italy
 * Kuwait University
 * Liberal Party of Quebec
 * Marshall Legacy Symposium
 * Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism
 * National Education Association
 * National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB)
 * Netherlands Antilles, Government of
 * Panama, Government of
 * Pharmaceutical Laboratories (CILFA)
 * Sari Pan Pacific Hotel, Jakarta
 * St. Lucia Labour Party
 * Toyota, Saudi Arabia
 * United Nations
 * U.S. Department of Defense
 * U.S. Air force - Air Intelligence Agency
 * U.S. Army
 * U.S. Strategic Command
 * U.S. Trade & Development Agency
 * The White House-President's Council on Year 2000 Conversion
 * World Energy Conference, Montreal
 * Zambia Privatization Agency
 * Zambia, Southern University

Panama
He was connected with the Pentagon and CIA before Noriega. He denies that he is a national security strategist. He calls himself an "information warrior and a perception manager". Following the first Gulf War he was paid 23 million to drum up anti-Sadam propaganda. Rendon formed Chalabi's group, a counter group, at the request of and with financial aid from the CIA. Rendon flew people over to Baghdad and they staged the celebration of the US invasion. They were the ones standing around Sadam Hussein's statue in 2003.

I expect this post may be taken down due to it's factual reality.

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