David Wright (Barclays) - Revision history

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Sir '''David Wright''' is the vice-chairman of Barclays.<ref name="WEFBio">[http://www.weforum.org/contributors/sir-david-wright Sir David Wright ], World Economic Forum, accessed 4 June 2013.</ref>

Wright earned a degree in History from Peterhouse College, Cambridge.<ref name="WEFBio">[http://www.weforum.org/contributors/sir-david-wright Sir David Wright ], World Economic Forum, accessed 4 June 2013.</ref>

Wright joined the the Diplomatic Service in 1966.<ref name="Barclays Press">[http://www.barcap.com/about-barclays-capital/press-office/news-releases/2002/08/barclays-capital-appoints-sir-david-wright-as-vice-chairman-and-.html Barclays Capital appoints Sir David Wright as Vice Chairman and announces retirement of Sir Leonard], Barclays Capital, 27 August 2002.</ref> During his career, he worked as Private Secretary to the UK's Cabinet Secretary and also as Private Secretary to HRH The Prince of Wales.<ref name="BOAOForum">[http://english.boaoforum.org/cgyjjb/6958.jhtml Sir David Wright], BOAO Forum, accessed 4 June 2013.</ref>
He held the positions of British Ambassador in Korea (1990-1994) and Japan (1996-1999). He was Chief Executive of British Trade International (BTI) from 1999 to 2002.<ref name="Barclays Press">[http://www.barcap.com/about-barclays-capital/press-office/news-releases/2002/08/barclays-capital-appoints-sir-david-wright-as-vice-chairman-and-.html Barclays Capital appoints Sir David Wright as Vice Chairman and announces retirement of Sir Leonard], Barclays Capital, 27 August 2002.</ref>

Wright was appointed vice chairman of [[Barclays Capital]] in June 2003. He became vice chairman of Barclays in January 2011.<ref name="BOAOForum">[http://english.boaoforum.org/cgyjjb/6958.jhtml Sir David Wright], BOAO Forum, accessed 4 June 2013.</ref>

==Affiliations==
*[[Balfour Beatty]] - Non-executive director 2003-2006.

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[[Category:Old Petreans|Wright, David]][[Category:Diplomats|Wright, David]][[Category:Bilderbergers|Wright, David]]

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	Wright earned a degree in History from Peterhouse College, Cambridge.<ref name="WEFBio">[http://www.weforum.org/contributors/sir-david-wright Sir David Wright ], World Economic Forum, accessed 4 June 2013.</ref>		Wright earned a degree in History from Peterhouse College, Cambridge.<ref name="WEFBio">[http://www.weforum.org/contributors/sir-david-wright Sir David Wright ], World Economic Forum, accessed 4 June 2013.</ref>