Dataset
Revolving Door
409 records in this dataset. Showing rows 401 to 409 (page 5 of 5).
The revolving door refers to senior government officials and ministers leaving public service to take up roles in the private sector, often in industries they previously regulated or had influence over. These appointments are reviewed by the Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA), which can attach conditions such as waiting periods or restrictions on lobbying former colleagues.
Ian Hudson
18 Dec 2019Chief Executive of the Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Service
the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Philip Rycroft
5 Nov 2019Permanent Secretary
New role: pending ACOBA publication · the Department for Exiting the European Union
Niel Kempson
5 Nov 2019Director General for Technology at GCHQ
New role: pending ACOBA publication
Ian Boyd
5 Nov 2019Chief Scientific Adviser
Non-Executive Trustee, UK Research Integrity Office · the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
Peter Watkins
25 Sept 2019Director General of Strategy, Security and Policy Operations for the Ministry of Defence
Visiting Professor at King's College London
Tracey Crouch
18 Sept 2019Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Sport and Civil Society
Parkour UK
Oliver Robbins
10 Sept 2019Prime Minister's Europe Adviser
Goldman Sachs · Cabinet Office
Priti Patel
26 Jul 2019Secretary of State
New role: pending ACOBA publication · the Department for International Development
Sarah Davidson
5 Jun 2019Director General of Organisational Development and Operations for the Scottish Government
Carnegie UK