Thank you
for inviting John Timothy, Chief Executive, Portman Group, to talk about our regulatory role and how our complaints process works, for your podcast which will be aired in 2-3 weeks time.
Diageo putting Aimée Morrison out front.
Diageo NewsVerified account @Diageo_News 47m47 minutes ago
Aimée Morrison here, taking the reins on Diageo’s social channels. I always feel incredibly privileged to work as part of such a passionate team, whose breadth of knowledge and expertise grows on a daily basis. #WhiskyWednesday
Diageo selling toxic alcohol put Elly Martin out front
Yesterday #Pimms Senior Brand Manager Elly Martin talked to @BBCNews about @PimmsGB and @Wimbledon – here she is behind the scenes 
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Diageo’s Chief Marketing Officer Syl Saller. The prime objective is to keep people ignorant about alcohol.
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Our CMO
has been awarded a CBE in the New Year 2020 Honours List for services to business & equality in the workplace. Our Chief Exec Ivan Menezes said ‘This award is well-deserved recognition for Syl’s leadership & her tireless work to grow our people and our brands.’
Guinness Storehouse.#homeofguinness
Diageo put Katelin Bernard out front.
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Scientists have found alcohol can increase the risk of cancer by snapping DNA
The Spirits Business @spiritsbusiness 27m27 minutes ago
Scientists have found alcohol can increase the risk of cancer by snapping DNA http://ow.ly/x7eU30hzLVb
A new study by the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology at Cambridge University in the UK, commissioned by Cancer Research UK, discovered that when the body processes alcohol it producers a chemical called acetaldehyde, which is harmful to DNA.
The researchers found that acetaldehyde snaps the DNA of stem cells – a type of cell that supplies the many different specialised cells our bodies are made of – which can eventually lead to cell mutations.
To analyse the effect acetaldehyde might cause to stem cells’ DNA, the scientists looked at mice cells that didn’t have acetaldehyde dehydrogenases (ALDH) enzymes, which stop acetaldehyde building up by converting it to acetate, which cells use as a source of energy.
They gave the mice diluted ethanol, the purest form of alcohol, and used techniques to see the DNA inside the cells and read its code.
Professor Ketan Patel, who lead the team of researchers, said: “We saw huge amounts of DNA damage in these cells. Bits of DNA were deleted, bits were broken and we even saw parts of chromosomes being moved about and rearranged.
“Our work definitely shows that external factors, like drinking alcohol, can damage DNA in blood stem cells, meaning it could also damage DNA in other types of stem cells.
“While we didn’t look at whether these mice got cancer or not, previous studies have shown that the type of DNA damage we saw in these mice can considerably increase the risk of cancer.”
As a result, Cancer Research UK urged consumers to reduce their alcohol intake. Cancer is linked to seven types of cancer: liver, breast, bowel, upper throat, mouth, oesophageal and larynx.
Diageo, a mass producer of alcohol/ethanol, open another big production house.
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Yesterday we announced the opening of our new Roe & Co #distillery and visitor experience in Dublin 
Doors will open to visitors on Friday 21st June 2019. More here: https://www.diageo.com/en/news-and-media/features/roe-co-distillery-to-open-its-doors-to-visitors/ …
Diageo’s Syl Saller was awarded A CBE for services to business & equality in the workplace. She is leaving.
Diageo News
Our CMO
has been awarded a CBE in the New Year 2020 Honours List for services to business & equality in the workplace. Our Chief Exec Ivan Menezes said ‘This award is well-deserved recognition for Syl’s leadership & her tireless work to grow our people and our brands.’
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