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'''Barbara Thomas Judge''' has been on the Board of [[UKAEA]] since September 2002 and was appointed Chairman in July 2004. She is also Executive Chairman of [[Private Equity Investor]] plc, Deputy Chairman of [[Friends Provident]] plc and the [[Financial Reporting Council]], and a Non-Executive Director of the [[DTI]]'s [[Energy Group Board]]. She is the former executive director of Murdoch's [[News International]] and has served on the US Securities & Exchange Commission. She was a former director at merchant bank [[Samuel Montagu]] and a former adviser to Express newspaper boss [[Richard Desmond]]. | '''Barbara Thomas Judge''' has been on the Board of [[UKAEA]] since September 2002 and was appointed Chairman in July 2004. She is also Executive Chairman of [[Private Equity Investor]] plc, Deputy Chairman of [[Friends Provident]] plc and the [[Financial Reporting Council]], and a Non-Executive Director of the [[DTI]]'s [[Energy Group Board]]. She is the former executive director of Murdoch's [[News International]] and has served on the US Securities & Exchange Commission. She was a former director at merchant bank [[Samuel Montagu]] and a former adviser to Express newspaper boss [[Richard Desmond]]. | ||
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| + | *Andrew Davidson, [http://business.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,10709-1668898,00.html "UK nuclear power boss radiates boundless energy"], ''The Sunday Times'', June 26, 2005 | ||
Revision as of 19:42, 29 January 2006
Barbara Thomas Judge has been on the Board of UKAEA since September 2002 and was appointed Chairman in July 2004. She is also Executive Chairman of Private Equity Investor plc, Deputy Chairman of Friends Provident plc and the Financial Reporting Council, and a Non-Executive Director of the DTI's Energy Group Board. She is the former executive director of Murdoch's News International and has served on the US Securities & Exchange Commission. She was a former director at merchant bank Samuel Montagu and a former adviser to Express newspaper boss Richard Desmond.
Related Links
- Andrew Davidson, "UK nuclear power boss radiates boundless energy", The Sunday Times, June 26, 2005
