Difference between revisions of "Lord Wilson of Tillyorn"
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After his governorship and the elevation to a [[life peerage]] with the title '''Baron Wilson of Tillyorn''', of Finzean in the District of [[Kincardine]] and [[Deeside]] and of Fanling in [[Hong Kong]] in 1992, Wilson became the chairman of the utility company [[Scottish Hydro Electric]] plc. (later [[Scottish and Southern Energy]]) in [[Perth, Scotland]] between [[1993]] and [[2000]]. He was appointed a Vice-President of the [[Royal Scottish Geographical Society]] (1996) and Chancellor of the [[University of Aberdeen]] (1997). Wilson was made a [[Order of the Thistle|Knight of the Thistle]] in [[2000]]. In [[2002]], he was appointed Master of [[Peterhouse, Cambridge]]. | After his governorship and the elevation to a [[life peerage]] with the title '''Baron Wilson of Tillyorn''', of Finzean in the District of [[Kincardine]] and [[Deeside]] and of Fanling in [[Hong Kong]] in 1992, Wilson became the chairman of the utility company [[Scottish Hydro Electric]] plc. (later [[Scottish and Southern Energy]]) in [[Perth, Scotland]] between [[1993]] and [[2000]]. He was appointed a Vice-President of the [[Royal Scottish Geographical Society]] (1996) and Chancellor of the [[University of Aberdeen]] (1997). Wilson was made a [[Order of the Thistle|Knight of the Thistle]] in [[2000]]. In [[2002]], he was appointed Master of [[Peterhouse, Cambridge]]. | ||
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Revision as of 14:41, 6 April 2007
Post-governorship
After his governorship and the elevation to a life peerage with the title Baron Wilson of Tillyorn, of Finzean in the District of Kincardine and Deeside and of Fanling in Hong Kong in 1992, Wilson became the chairman of the utility company Scottish Hydro Electric plc. (later Scottish and Southern Energy) in Perth, Scotland between 1993 and 2000. He was appointed a Vice-President of the Royal Scottish Geographical Society (1996) and Chancellor of the University of Aberdeen (1997). Wilson was made a Knight of the Thistle in 2000. In 2002, he was appointed Master of Peterhouse, Cambridge.
--Affiliations==
