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Rob Blackie
Liberal Democrat candidate for Mayor of London
Rob Blackie is the founder of Crampton-Blackie, a company that helps innovators tell the right story at the right time.1 He is based in London and has a background from the London School of Economics and Political Science.1
Professional Background
Rob Blackie's expertise lies in helping tech startups and innovative companies communicate their ideas effectively. He has experience working with companies that have achieved exceptional results, assisting them in presenting their stories in a compelling manner.2
Company Information
Crampton-Blackie, the company Rob Blackie founded, is in the advertising services industry. It's a small company with 2-10 employees and is headquartered in London.3
Media Appearances
Rob Blackie has made appearances on television, demonstrating his ability to communicate complex ideas in simple language. He was featured on BBC One, showcasing his expertise in public communication.4
Political Involvement
In addition to his business endeavors, Rob Blackie is involved in politics. He announced in May 2023 that he secured the second position on the Liberal Democrat London Assembly list for 2024.5
Other Ventures
Outside of Crampton-Blackie, Rob Blackie is involved in efforts to break Putin's censorship, indicating an interest in international affairs and freedom of information.6
Rob Blackie's LinkedIn profile (username: robblackie) serves as a platform for him to share insights on communication, technology, and business strategy, reflecting his expertise in these areas.
Highlights
It was an absolute pleasure to meet my clients at Radia in person today to hear more in detail about their plans to massively boost global wind power by making it possible to transport 100m long turbine blades.
Cristine Mendonça Bloch
How can we measure biodiversity?
Everything sheds environmental DNA into water, soil and the air - so we can look at that. And a brilliant idea from Joanne Littlefair is that we can use DNA from air pollution monitoring stations to scale this.
Our client NatureMetrics mentioned here too as eDNA leaders - really fascinating to see this take off. When I worked as an environmental policy analyst one of our biggest problems was that it is simply really hard to measure, and therefore manage, biodiversity. This problem is now being cracked by the affordable sequencing of environmental DNA.
