Robin Renwick, Baron Renwick of Clifton: Difference between revisions

*[[Dakar, Senegal]], 1963–64;

*[[Foreign Office]], 1964–66;

*[[British High Commission, New Delhi|New Delhi]], 1966–70;

*[[Private Secretary]] to Minister of State, [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]], 1970–72;

*[[First Secretary (diplomatic rank)|First Secretary]], [[Embassy of the United Kingdom, Paris|Paris]], 1972–76;

*Counsellor, Cabinet Office, 1976–78;

*Head of [[Rhodesia]] Department, FCO, 1978–80;

*Political Adviser to [[Governor of Rhodesia]], 1980;

*Head of [[Chancery]], [[Embassy of the United Kingdom, Washington, D.C.|Washington]], 1981–84;

*Assistant Under-Secretary of State for European affairs, FCO, 1984-87. Helped to negotiate the 1984 [[UK rebate]], a two-thirds reduction in the British financial contribution to the [[European Communities]].

*[[South Africa]], 1987–91; Involvedinvolved in the release of [[Nelson Mandela]];

*[[United States]], 1991–95.

*[[BHP Billiton]] plc,

*British Airways PLC,

*Compagnie Financiere Richemont AG,

*[[Fluor Corporation]],

*Harmony Gold,

*[[Kazakhmys]] plc;

*[[SAB Miller]] plc,

*Vice-chairman, JP Morgan Europe,

*Vice-chairman, JP Morgan Cazenove (previously [[Cazenove (stock broker)|Cazenove]]),

* Excelsior Mining Corp.,

*Chairman, Advisory Board, StonehageFleming,

*Advisory Board, Appian Capital,

*Director, Excelsior Mining,

*Chairman, Kropz plc,