Vice Admiral Peter Hudson
Vice admiral Peter Hudson served as NATO Commander Allied Maritime from February 2013 to October 2015. [1]
Independent consultancy
In August 2016, Hudson was given permission from the advisory committee on business appointments (ACOBA) to set up an independent consultancy. The consultancy's focus is on the 'future operational landscape and potential crises as well as highlighting capability shortfalls across Europe', making make use of Hudson's 'strategic understanding of the international community'. Even though the commissions Hudson would take on are closely linked to his most recent role NATO role, the Ministry of Defence (MOD) expressed no concerns. His first commission is subject six month wait from his last day of crown service, and ACOBA advised that he should not personally lobby government on behalf of his clients, or draw from any priviledge information relating to the MOD, for two years. [2]
His consultancy has taken commissions from:
- L3 Communications (October 2016).
Notes
- ↑ UK admiral takes over NATO's new maritime command, GOV.uk, accessed 10 November 2016.
- ↑ Hudson, Peter, commander, NATO maritime command, GOV.uk, accessed 10 November 2016.
