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Tuesday 29 November 2016 9:49 pm

Former David Cameron spin doctor joins Tulchan Communications

By: Helen Cahill

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David Cameron's former press secretary Graeme Wilson has taken a job at PR firm Tulchan Communications.

Before moving into communications in 2013, Wilson was deputy political editor of The Sun, having worked at the Daily Mail and the Daily Telegraph. He will start at Tulchan Communications on 1 December.

Wilson said: "I am very pleased to be joining Tulchan, which has a well-earned reputation as a market-leading advisor on strategic corporate and financial communications.

Read more: Cameron's top adviser on why he lost the EU referendum

"I'm looking forward to bringing my experience to Tulchan to ensure that it continues to offer the best possible advice to its clients."

Andrew Grant, senior partner at Tulchan, said: “We have been successfully building our policy advisory practice over the past few years.

"Graeme’s expertise and experience, particularly his many years in political journalism, will enhance our advisory capability and accelerate our continued growth in this increasingly important area.”

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