Kevin Leeson - Revision history

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−	[[Category:Arms Trade Revolving Door\|Leeson, Kevin]][[Category:Arms ~~IndustryLeeson~~, Kevin]]	+	[[Category:Arms Trade Revolving Door\|Leeson, Kevin]][[Category:Arms Industry\|Leeson, Kevin]]

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 ===MOD access passes===
-{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}In October 2017 a freedom of information request by Campaign Against the Arms Trade revealed that both Airbus and Atkins staff held passes (7 and 2 respectively) which allowed them access to the [[Ministry of Defence]] buildings in Whitehall. It is not known whether Leeson was among those who hold these passes.  Other arms trade companies with such access included [[Fujitsu]] (50 passes), [[BAE]] (19), [[PA Consulting]] (15) and [[Leonardo]] (13). <ref> [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/foi-responses/pdf/2017-10-17.mod.foi-2017-09031-passes-for-access-to-mod-buildings.pdf Ministry of Defence reply to CAAT Freedom of Information request dated 18 September 2018]], accessed 29 January 2018 </ref>
+In October 2017 a freedom of information request by Campaign Against the Arms Trade revealed that both Airbus and Atkins staff held passes (7 and 2 respectively) which allowed them access to the [[Ministry of Defence]] buildings in Whitehall. It is not known whether Leeson was among those who hold these passes.  Other arms trade companies with such access included [[Fujitsu]] (50 passes), [[BAE]] (19), [[PA Consulting]] (15) and [[Leonardo]] (13). <ref> [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/foi-responses/pdf/2017-10-17.mod.foi-2017-09031-passes-for-access-to-mod-buildings.pdf Ministry of Defence reply to CAAT Freedom of Information request dated 18 September 2018]], accessed 29 January 2018 </ref>
 ==Meetings==
-Leeson attended a meeting with the Director General of the [[Saudi Armed Forces Project]] at the MOD in April 2016 on behalf of Atkins. The purpose of the meeting was not recorded. <ref> *Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/226/timeline  Sir Kevin Leeson - Meetings], Political Influence database, last accessed March 2018 </ref>
+{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}Leeson attended a meeting with the Director General of the [[Saudi Armed Forces Project]] at the MOD in April 2016 on behalf of Atkins. The purpose of the meeting was not recorded. <ref> *Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/226/timeline  Sir Kevin Leeson - Meetings], Political Influence database, last accessed March 2018 </ref>
 ==Resources==

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 ===MOD access passes===
-In October 2017 a freedom of information request by Campaign Against the Arms Trade revealed that both Airbus and Atkins staff held passes (7 and 2 respectively) which allowed them access to the [[Ministry of Defence]] buildings in Whitehall. It is not known whether Leeson was among those who hold these passes.  Other arms trade companies with such access included [[Fujitsu]] (50 passes), [[BAE]] (19), [[PA Consulting]] (15) and [[Leonardo]] (13). <ref> [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/foi-responses/pdf/2017-10-17.mod.foi-2017-09031-passes-for-access-to-mod-buildings.pdf Ministry of Defence reply to CAAT Freedom of Information request dated 18 September 2018]], accessed 29 January 2018 </ref>
+{{Template:Revolving Door badge}}In October 2017 a freedom of information request by Campaign Against the Arms Trade revealed that both Airbus and Atkins staff held passes (7 and 2 respectively) which allowed them access to the [[Ministry of Defence]] buildings in Whitehall. It is not known whether Leeson was among those who hold these passes.  Other arms trade companies with such access included [[Fujitsu]] (50 passes), [[BAE]] (19), [[PA Consulting]] (15) and [[Leonardo]] (13). <ref> [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/foi-responses/pdf/2017-10-17.mod.foi-2017-09031-passes-for-access-to-mod-buildings.pdf Ministry of Defence reply to CAAT Freedom of Information request dated 18 September 2018]], accessed 29 January 2018 </ref>
 ==Meetings==

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 Since leaving the [[Ministry of Defence]] in 2012 he has pursued a new career in the arms industry.
-Most recently, Leeson was appointed director of military affairs at [[Airbus UK]] in 2016. He has also been a senior strategy adviser on air sector matters for the Defence, Aerospace and Security Division of [[Atkins]] since 2013. <ref> [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sir-kevin-leeson-229457119/?ppe=1 Sir Kevin Leeson], LinkedIn, last accessed 15 September 2017.</ref>
+Most recently, Leeson was appointed director of military affairs at [[Airbus]] UK in 2016. He has also been a senior strategy adviser on air sector matters for the Defence, Aerospace and Security Division of [[Atkins]] since 2013. <ref> [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sir-kevin-leeson-229457119/?ppe=1 Sir Kevin Leeson], LinkedIn, last accessed 15 September 2017.</ref>
 ===MOD access passes===

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 [[File:Sir-Kevin-Leeson-small.jpg|thumb]]Air Marshal '''Sir Kevin Leeson''' KCB, CBE, FREng (born 11 June 1956) is a retired British Royal Air Force engineer officer who attained the rank of chief of defence materiel (Air).
-Since retiring from the [[Ministry of Defence]] in 2012 he has pursued a new career in the arms industry.
+Since leaving the [[Ministry of Defence]] in 2012 he has pursued a new career in the arms industry.
-Leeson was appointed director of military affairs at [[Airbus UK]] in 2016. He has also been a senior strategy adviser on air sector matters for the Defence, Aerospace and Security Division of [[Atkins]] since 2013. <ref> [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sir-kevin-leeson-229457119/?ppe=1 Sir Kevin Leeson], LinkedIn, last accessed 15 September 2017.</ref>
+Most recently, Leeson was appointed director of military affairs at [[Airbus UK]] in 2016. He has also been a senior strategy adviser on air sector matters for the Defence, Aerospace and Security Division of [[Atkins]] since 2013. <ref> [https://www.linkedin.com/in/sir-kevin-leeson-229457119/?ppe=1 Sir Kevin Leeson], LinkedIn, last accessed 15 September 2017.</ref>
 ===MOD access passes===

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 ===MOD access passes===
-In October 2017 a freedom of information request by Campaign Against the Arms Trade revealed that both Airbus and Atkins staff held passes (7 and 2 respectively) which allowed them access to the [[Ministry of Defence]] buildings in Whitehall. it is not known whether Leeson was among those holding such passes.  Other arms trade companies with such access included [[Fujitsu]] (50), [[BAE]] (19), [[PA Consulting]] (15) and [[Leonardo]] (13). <ref> [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/foi-responses/pdf/2017-10-17.mod.foi-2017-09031-passes-for-access-to-mod-buildings.pdf Ministry of Defence reply to CAAT Freedom of Information request dated 18 September 2018]], accessed 29 January 2018 </ref>
+In October 2017 a freedom of information request by Campaign Against the Arms Trade revealed that both Airbus and Atkins staff held passes (7 and 2 respectively) which allowed them access to the [[Ministry of Defence]] buildings in Whitehall. It is not known whether Leeson was among those who hold these passes.  Other arms trade companies with such access included [[Fujitsu]] (50 passes), [[BAE]] (19), [[PA Consulting]] (15) and [[Leonardo]] (13). <ref> [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/foi-responses/pdf/2017-10-17.mod.foi-2017-09031-passes-for-access-to-mod-buildings.pdf Ministry of Defence reply to CAAT Freedom of Information request dated 18 September 2018]], accessed 29 January 2018 </ref>
 ==Meetings==
-Leeson attended a meeting with the Director General of the [[Saudi Armed Forces Project]] at the MOD in April 2016 on behalf of Atkins. The purpose of the meeting was not recorded. <ref> [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/226/timeline
+Leeson attended a meeting with the Director General of the [[Saudi Armed Forces Project]] at the MOD in April 2016 on behalf of Atkins. The purpose of the meeting was not recorded. <ref> *Campaign Against the Arms Trade, [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/226/timeline  Sir Kevin Leeson - Meetings], Political Influence database, last accessed March 2018 </ref>
 ==Resources==
+*Campaign Against the Arms Trade,  [https://www.caat.org.uk/resources/influence/person/226/timeline  Sir Kevin Leeson - Meetings], Political Influence database.
 ==Notes==
 <references/>
-[[Category:Arms Trade Revolving Door|Leeson, Kevin]]
+[[Category:Arms Trade Revolving Door|Leeson, Kevin]][[Category:Arms IndustryLeeson, Kevin]]

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−	[[File:Sir-Kevin-Leeson-small.jpg]]Air Marshal '''Sir Kevin Leeson''' KCB, CBE, FREng (born 11 June 1956) is a retired British Royal Air Force engineer officer who attained the rank of chief of defence materiel (Air).	+	[[File:Sir-Kevin-Leeson-small.jpg\|thumb]]Air Marshal '''Sir Kevin Leeson''' KCB, CBE, FREng (born 11 June 1956) is a retired British Royal Air Force engineer officer who attained the rank of chief of defence materiel (Air).

	Since retiring from the [[Ministry of Defence]] in 2012 he has pursued a new career in the arms industry.		Since retiring from the [[Ministry of Defence]] in 2012 he has pursued a new career in the arms industry.