Sabine Tyldesley

Director

https://www.linkedin.com/in/sabinetyldesley/

sabine.tyldesley@secnewgate.co.uk

A senior Corporate Affairs specialist, Sabine has been advising clients on strategies to engage impactfully with policymakers and on government relations for over ten years.

Working in particular on integrated or multi‑market briefs, she directs high‑impact programmes that help organisations raise their brand profile and shape their policy and regulatory environment.

She currently leads the Advocacy team’s sustainability and circular economy work, focusing on de‑risking and seizing opportunities arising from shifts in policy approaches across the EU and UK.

Managing some of SEC Newgate’s flagship clients, including Back Market and Energizer, alongside key accounts in the renewables space, notably RES, Nadara, Fred. Olsen Renewables and other members of the Independent Renewable Energy Generators Group (IREGG), Sabine has a strong record of delivering results for clients, including recent policy wins across energy and nature policy.

As a sector generalist, she also works on other major briefs, particularly government relations, leadership positioning and political engagement for clients such as Indeed, Banijay UK, DHL and others.

Earlier in her career, she advised clients within PA/PR consultancy, worked at monitoring platform Dods, and held roles in both the charity and public sectors delivering communications and public relations programmes.

She has been a member of the PRCA’s Public Affairs Board Executive Committee since 2022, championing lobbying standards. She is a former awards judge and has previously supported public affairs career entrants through the NextGen Group.

Sabine holds an MA in International Relations and European Studies and has worked internationally across the EU.

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Sabine’s specialisms

We bring together the right mix of expertise for every project. Below are some of the sectors and services I specialise in.

Public Affairs & Government Relations

Our advisers draw on cross-party experience to shape policy and deliver regulatory change with campaigns that reach key stakeholders.

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Food & Drink/FMCG

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Trade & Industry Groups

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Energy, Transport & Infrastructure

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Sabine’s insights

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All eyes on No.11 – why business is tracking who the next Chancellor will be more closely than the next PM

Some weeks seem to last an age and so it has felt inexplicable to some – and not just due...

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SEC Newgate UK is proud to be announced as a signatory of the UK Government's IT Reuse for Good Charter

SEC Newgate UK is today launching its device donation scheme, set up as part of their...

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Birmingham, Brexit, and the Budget – what the Regional Investment Summit told us about the government’s growth plan and electoral strategy

Last year’s investment summit was all about the UK’s global ambitions. The message was...

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Sabine’s specialisms

Public Affairs & Government Relations

Food & Drink/FMCG

Trade & Industry Groups

Energy, Transport & Infrastructure

Sabine’s insights

All eyes on No.11 – why business is tracking who the next Chancellor will be more closely than the next PM

SEC Newgate UK is proud to be announced as a signatory of the UK Government's IT Reuse for Good Charter

Birmingham, Brexit, and the Budget – what the Regional Investment Summit told us about the government’s growth plan and electoral strategy

Reform UK party conference: Why our team will be there

Spending (P)review - Labour's Tightrope Walk

The Road Ahead for the Circular Economy

Tax rises and cuts: breaking down the pre-Budget speculation

Trade Tuesday: The new Pacific Trade Pact – FAQs

Is inflation – and the spectre of the next election - slowing down sensible regulation of consumer products?