Swinson, Jo - Minister for Employment Relations and Consumer Affairs, BIS - ACOBA recommendation
Approval for Jo Swinson, former Minister for Employment Relations and Consumer Affairs, BIS, on business appointments after leaving Crown service.
Updates to this page
- From:
- Advisory Committee on Business Appointments
- Published:
- 29 September 2015
- Last updated:
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20 April 2017
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Appointment with Red Tape Initiative added.
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Commissions with Atlas Partners and Blueprint for Better Business added.
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Appointment with Portland Communications added.
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Commissions with UCL and InclusIQ added.
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Commissions with Eversheds and IPA added.
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Added CMI, DBA and CIPD commissions
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Added appointment with ASA.
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Updated appointments taken up.
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Added independent consultancy and three commissions
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First published.
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Documents
ACOBA advice letter: Jo Swinson, Advisory Board Member, Red Tape Initiative
PDF, 103 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, Non Executive Director, Clear Returns
PDF, 82.9 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, Commission with Everywoman
PDF, 64.3 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, Commission with Women of the World
PDF, 68 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, Commission with Parliament Project
PDF, 311 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, Panel Member, BISL
PDF, 397 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, Chair, Maternity Action
PDF, 304 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, commission with Chartwell
PDF, 310 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, commission with DBA Speakers
PDF, 67.3 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, commission with Northern Power Women Awards
PDF, 309 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, Advisory Committee, Advertising Standards Agency
PDF, 57.4 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, commission with CMI Women in Leadership
PDF, 66.4 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, commission with CIPD
PDF, 309 KB, 2 pages
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Approval letter: Jo Swinson, commissions with Eversheds and IPA
PDF, 90 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, Commissions with UCL and InclusIQ
PDF, 90 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA approval letter: Jo Swinson, commission with Portland Communications
PDF, 86.6 KB, 2 pages
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ACOBA advice letter: Jo Swinson: Atlas Partners and Blueprint for Better Business
PDF, 450 KB, 2 pages
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Details
The letters to Jo Swinson, former Minister for Employment Relations and Consumer Affairs, BIS. The committee’s advice, that these applications be approved subject to conditions, was accepted.