The Ides of March Senate.

If you were wondering how The Ides of March makes sure rejected ideas are not used by the people who turned them down and what happens when we catch them, then here’s your answer.

Behind The Ides of March sits a non-executive organisation called The Senate. The members of The Senate, or Senators, are people that I trust, are located all over the world and as you will see are all masters in their own field. Let’s have a look who’s in it shall we (in no particular order)?

Victor Houghton, Jason V. Lonsdale , Grant McCracken, Christian Baujard, Todd Foutz, Angus Whines, Sean Howard, Tim Keil, Age Conte, Rob Campbell, Mark McGuinness, Rob Mortimer, Luc Debaisieux, Faris Yakob, Dan Germain, Nina Zimmermann, Paul H. Colman, Mark Earls, Fredrik Sarnblad, Andy Boucher, Richard Huntington, Henry Lambert, John Grant, Andrew Hovells, Gavin Heaton, Sebastian Oehme, Rory Sutherland, Russell Davies, David Brabbins, Charles Frith, Beeker Northam, William Humphrey, Mark Goren, Giles Rhys Jones, Gareth Kay, David Bausola, Philip Hubertus, John Dodds, Graeme Douglas, Amelia Torode, Drew McLellan, Dan Shute, Niku Banaie, Paul McEnany, George Parker, Jason Oke.

Pretty impressive group of people, I’m sure you’ll agree. If we spot something that falls outside of The Ides of March general agreement, The Senate convenes, a plan of action is agreed and then implemented. Globally.

I’m very proud to have each and everyone of them onboard.

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Published:: 8.10.07 / 3pm

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Paul H. Colman 8.10.07 / 7pm

I like the fact that my name is in the middle(ish).

Mark Goren 8.10.07 / 7pm

And I like that you spelled my name right. Though the way you spell your name may be more appropriate for a Senate position. I’ll stick with what I’ve got, though.