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| − | Sir (Gerald) Nigel Mobbs: Allnat London Properties, Anglo French Industrial Development, Anglo German Industrial Development, [[Barclays]] Bank PLC, Barclays (Canada), British Council for Offices, Buckinghamshire Historic Buildings Trust, Charterhouse Holdings, Cookson Group, Corporate Health LTD, Gauntlet Developments, Groundwork Foundation, Guildhall Property Co. PLC, Howard de Walden Estates, [[Kingfisher]], Lotapel SA, Mezzanine Capital Corp., Mobbs Memorial Trust, NV Slough Properties, Pentagon Developments, Royal Artillary Museums LTD, SDK Inc, USA, Slough Developments / Electricity Supplies / Estates Administration / Estates Design & Construction / Finance / Overseas / Management / Parks Inc. USA / Social Fund / Trading Co. / Trading Estates, Tishman Holdings. | + | Sir (Gerald) '''Nigel Mobbs''' (1937-2005) : [[Aims of Industry]], Allnat London Properties, Anglo French Industrial Development, Anglo German Industrial Development, [[Barclays]] Bank PLC, Barclays (Canada), British Council for Offices, Buckinghamshire Historic Buildings Trust, Charterhouse Holdings, Cookson Group, Corporate Health LTD, Gauntlet Developments, Groundwork Foundation, Guildhall Property Co. PLC, Howard de Walden Estates, [[Kingfisher]], Lotapel SA, [[Mezzanine Capital Corp.]], Mobbs Memorial Trust, NV Slough Properties, Pentagon Developments, Royal Artillary Museums LTD, SDK Inc, USA, Slough Developments / Electricity Supplies / Estates Administration / Estates Design & Construction / Finance / Overseas / Management / Parks Inc. USA / Social Fund / Trading Co. / Trading Estates, Tishman Holdings. |
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| + | Mobbs joined [[Slough Estates]] in 1961 becoming managing director ten years later. Slough started with a syndicate of businessmen who bought an ex-Army site from the government that included Sir (later Lord) Percival Perry, the founder of [[Aims of Industry]] and the managing director of the U.K. branch of the [[Ford Motor Company]], and Noel Mobbs (later Sir), founder of the Slough Trading Company. | ||
| − | == | + | Mobbs joined Barclays in 1973 becoming chairman from 85-86. He was on the DTI panel on deregulation 1988. Slough features highly on his areas of interest from his presidency of the Chamber of Commerce (1969-72), Mobbs was also Vice-president of the [[British Chambers of Commerce]] in 1976 and the [[British Property Federation]] (1979-81) and a member of the Council of the [[Institute of Directors]]. |
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| − | + | He was also chairman of [[Bovis Homes]], and a director of [[Howard de Walden Estates]], which owns 120 acres of central London, and of [[Cookson Group]]. A "notably robust proponent of free enterprise", Mobbs was chairman of the Right-wing pressure group [[Aims of Industry]], treasurer of the Conservative Party, deputy chairman of the [[Airey Neave Trust]], and chairman of the council of Britain's only private university at [[University of Buckingham|Buckingham]].<ref>[http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/obituaries/1501176/Sir-Nigel-Mobbs.html Sir Nigel Mobbs], ''Telegraph'' Obituary 22 October 2005.</ref> Mobbs was also the chairman of the Conservative party anonymous funding group the [[City and Industrial Liaison Council]]<ref>Chris Blackhurst, Tory grandee who runs shadowy fund; Chris Blackhurst profiles Sir Nigel Mobbs, overseer of the party's 'front' to tap industry and City firms for cash, ''The Independent'', 2-April-1996</ref>. | |
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| + | Mobbs was appointed Her Majesty's Lord Lieutenant for Buckinghamshire in 1997, and in 1998 he took the first steps to create [[The Buckinghamshire Foundation]]<ref>http://www.thebucksfoundation.org.uk/mobbs.htm</ref> of which he became the President. Other patrons include: [[Cilla Black]] OBE, The Rt Hon the [[Lord Carrington]] KG GCMG CH JP DL, [[Lord Laing of Dunphail]], [[Lucinda Lambton]], The Hon Sir [[William McAlpine]] Bt, [[Michael Mobbs]] and Sir [[Terry Wogan]] KBE. | ||
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| + | At the [[Institute of Economic Affairs]] in June 2000 Mobbs presented the Aims of Industry Free Enterprise Awards<ref> http://www.iea.org.uk/record.jsp?ID=24&type=page</ref> (with remarks by Lord Forsyth and [[Mike Fisher]]). | ||
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| + | ==Connections== | ||
| + | [[Noel Mobbs]], Grandfather - co-founder of [[Aims of Industry]] in 1942 | [[Gerald Aubrey Mobbs]], Father and Council member of [[Aims of Industry]] 1972. | ||
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| + | == Notes == | ||
| + | <references/> | ||
Latest revision as of 22:52, 9 December 2010
Sir (Gerald) Nigel Mobbs (1937-2005) : Aims of Industry, Allnat London Properties, Anglo French Industrial Development, Anglo German Industrial Development, Barclays Bank PLC, Barclays (Canada), British Council for Offices, Buckinghamshire Historic Buildings Trust, Charterhouse Holdings, Cookson Group, Corporate Health LTD, Gauntlet Developments, Groundwork Foundation, Guildhall Property Co. PLC, Howard de Walden Estates, Kingfisher, Lotapel SA, Mezzanine Capital Corp., Mobbs Memorial Trust, NV Slough Properties, Pentagon Developments, Royal Artillary Museums LTD, SDK Inc, USA, Slough Developments / Electricity Supplies / Estates Administration / Estates Design & Construction / Finance / Overseas / Management / Parks Inc. USA / Social Fund / Trading Co. / Trading Estates, Tishman Holdings.
Career
Mobbs joined Slough Estates in 1961 becoming managing director ten years later. Slough started with a syndicate of businessmen who bought an ex-Army site from the government that included Sir (later Lord) Percival Perry, the founder of Aims of Industry and the managing director of the U.K. branch of the Ford Motor Company, and Noel Mobbs (later Sir), founder of the Slough Trading Company.
Mobbs joined Barclays in 1973 becoming chairman from 85-86. He was on the DTI panel on deregulation 1988. Slough features highly on his areas of interest from his presidency of the Chamber of Commerce (1969-72), Mobbs was also Vice-president of the British Chambers of Commerce in 1976 and the British Property Federation (1979-81) and a member of the Council of the Institute of Directors.
He was also chairman of Bovis Homes, and a director of Howard de Walden Estates, which owns 120 acres of central London, and of Cookson Group. A "notably robust proponent of free enterprise", Mobbs was chairman of the Right-wing pressure group Aims of Industry, treasurer of the Conservative Party, deputy chairman of the Airey Neave Trust, and chairman of the council of Britain's only private university at Buckingham.[1] Mobbs was also the chairman of the Conservative party anonymous funding group the City and Industrial Liaison Council[2].
Mobbs was appointed Her Majesty's Lord Lieutenant for Buckinghamshire in 1997, and in 1998 he took the first steps to create The Buckinghamshire Foundation[3] of which he became the President. Other patrons include: Cilla Black OBE, The Rt Hon the Lord Carrington KG GCMG CH JP DL, Lord Laing of Dunphail, Lucinda Lambton, The Hon Sir William McAlpine Bt, Michael Mobbs and Sir Terry Wogan KBE.
At the Institute of Economic Affairs in June 2000 Mobbs presented the Aims of Industry Free Enterprise Awards[4] (with remarks by Lord Forsyth and Mike Fisher).
Connections
Noel Mobbs, Grandfather - co-founder of Aims of Industry in 1942 | Gerald Aubrey Mobbs, Father and Council member of Aims of Industry 1972.
Notes
- ↑ Sir Nigel Mobbs, Telegraph Obituary 22 October 2005.
- ↑ Chris Blackhurst, Tory grandee who runs shadowy fund; Chris Blackhurst profiles Sir Nigel Mobbs, overseer of the party's 'front' to tap industry and City firms for cash, The Independent, 2-April-1996
- ↑ http://www.thebucksfoundation.org.uk/mobbs.htm
- ↑ http://www.iea.org.uk/record.jsp?ID=24&type=page
