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Stephen Hughes joined HS2 in April 2019, being a highly experienced local government leader, having served as Chief Executive of Birmingham City Council for nearly 10 years. Stephen previously held an executive role at Brent Council and a non-executive directorship...
Stephen has operated at scale in a wide range of HR leadership roles spanning both the public and private sectors. He was a Managing Director at Bain Capital until 2021, and is currently a Senior Adviser at the firm. He...
St Stephen House is a probation, service user contact centre, within the NPS North West region.
Dr Stephen Brien was appointed as Chair of the Social Security Advisory Committee from 14 September 2020. Stephen is passionate about finding solutions to reduce poverty and improve the lives of the most vulnerable in the UK. From 2017 to...
Stephen Cave was appointed Legal Director at the Department for Transport in June 2022, having previously been DfT’s Deputy Legal Director since April 2022. Since leaving private practice as a solicitor, Stephen has worked in a number of legal roles...
Stephen Barter is Chairman of Wilton Capital Advisers, his own independent investment firm. Until recently, he was Chairman of KPMG’s Real Estate Advisory practice. He has over 40 years’ experience in real estate during which he has held a number...
Stephen Bligh became a BIS non-executive board member in September 2014. He is also the Chairman of the Audit and Risk Committee at BIS. Stephen is a chartered accountant who retired recently after 34 years with KPMG. He has extensive...
Sir Stephen was appointed in 2009 as Chief of the Air Staff, the professional head of the Royal Air Force. He joined the RAF in 1976 and his career includes: appointment as Director of Air Operations in MOD in 2002...
Stephen has been a member of EGAC since September 2018. His appointment is due to end on 30 September 2024.
Stephen has been the Legal Adviser to HM Treasury since 2003. He was appointed to the TSol Board in 2004. His previous roles include: Director, Legal Services A at Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food then Department for Environment, Food...
Stephen Braviner Roman, Director General for Directorate Litigation with Justice and Security, responsible for GLD’s Litigation Group, the advisory Divisions for the Home Office, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Defence, DCMS and HSE and the Bona Vacantia Division. Stephen is...
Mr Stephen Redmond was appointed Chair of the Central Arbitration Committee on 1 December 2017. He is Chair of the Independent Appointments Panel for the Bar Standards Board, Panel Member for the Health and Care Professionals Council and Independent Panel...
Stephen Land no longer works for the Oil and Pipelines Agency. He joined the Oil and Pipelines Agency as Operations Director in October 2014. Stephen has more than 25 years’ engineering and management experience in the energy industry having started...
Air Chief Marshal Sir Stephen Hillier was the Chief of the Air Staff from July 2016 to July 2019. Prior to assuming his current appointment in July 2016, he was the Deputy Chief of Defence Staff (Military Capability) in the...
Mr Stephen Kavanagh QPM outlines his law enforcement experience, credentials and vision for INTERPOL as the UK candidate for the 2024 Secretary General election.
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