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CHANGE OF GOVERNOR IN ANGUILLA

October 26, 2012
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It was announced simultaneously in London by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and by the Governor’s Office in Anguilla, on Tuesday, October 23, that a new Governor, a woman, has been appointed to the island. The joint press release reads as follows:

 

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Ms Christina Scott

Ms Christina Scott has been appointed Governor of Anguilla in succession to Mr William Alistair Harrison CMG CVO, who will be transferring to another Diplomatic Service appointment.  Ms Scott will take up her appointment during summer 2013.

 

Ms Scott has had a wide ranging civil service career working across a range of domestic and international policies. Currently Director of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat in the Cabinet Office, she previously spent three years as Private Secretary to the Prime Minister. She has also worked at HM Treasury, in the Department for Transport and at the European Commission. Ms Scott will transfer from the Cabinet Office to the FCO for this appointment.

 

On her appointment as Governor of Anguilla, Ms Scott said: “It is a great honour to be appointed as Governor. I very much look forward to working with the people ofAnguillaand their elected representatives as they build a vibrant, successful and resilient future”.

 

CURRICULUM VITAE

 

Full name:   Christina Martha Elena Scott

2009 – Present         Director, Civil Contingencies Secretariat, Cabinet Office

2006 – 2009 Private Secretary to the Prime Minister, Number 10

2005 – 2006 Principal Private Secretary to the Secretary of State, Department for Transport

2004 – 2005 Deputy Director,West Midlandsand South West, Department for Transport

2003 – 2004 Assistant Director, Corporate and Private Finance Team, HM Treasury

2001 – 2003  Assistant Director, European Secretariat, Cabinet Office

2000 – 2001 Head, EU Enlargement Team, Department for Transport

1999 – 2000 Office of the Director General, DG Environment, European Commission

1996 – 1999 Various graduate development posts.

 

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