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Old Members’ Activities 1979 Chris Ringrose Recently undertook his longest (so far) cycling trip … this was intended to be Venice to Salzburg but, due to catching COVID-19 mid-way through, ended up being Venice to Lindau Island on Lake Constance (with a gap between Lienz and Durnstein during his 5 day isolation). The route retraced Richard The Lionheart’s journey back from the Crusades in 1192, after being shipwrecked off Venice. 1982 Philippa Hird Appointed as the next Chair of Manchester University’s Board of Governors. Philippa is an independent director and strategy consultant with a particular interest in recruitment, remuneration, governance and the delivery of complex change. A Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts she is also Chair of the NHS Pay Review Body; Senior Independent Director and Remuneration Committee Chair of Ordnance Survey; and Deputy Chair and Remuneration Committee Chair of AQA. 1984 Guto Harri In February 2022 Guto was appointed Downing Street Director of Communications, the post of Director of Communications for the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. 1984 David Oliver Elected as the 122nd President of the Royal College of Physicians (RCP), London. Coming top in a ballot of seven candidates, he took up the post in September 2022 and will serve a four-year term. David was RCP Clinical Vice President and a trustee from 2016 to 2019 and on the RCP's Council from 2014-2019. He is a consultant physician in geriatrics and general medicine at Royal Berkshire NHS Foundation Trust, Reading; a columnist for the British Medical Journal; visiting fellow at the King's Fund; visiting professor at City University, London; and trustee of the Nuffield Trust. 1984 Tiku Patel Joined the board of the Edinburgh-based Tesco Bank, in December 2021, as independent non-executive director. He is the Chief Executive of Blue Motor Finance and has spent the last 20 years leading financial services businesses at Barclays, Experian and the PRA Group. 82 The Queen’s College | College Record 2022
1985 Juan Sepúlveda Appointed as Trinity University's (San Antonio, Texas) first President’s Special Adviser for Inclusive Excellence. The position is tasked with the administration, management, coordination, and implementation of campus-wide programming that promotes diversity and fosters inclusion and access for students, employees, alumni, and other stakeholders. Juan is also Calgaard Distinguished Professor of Practice in Political Science at Trinity. Old Members’ Activities 1986 Matthew Christmas Appointed as Metropolitan Grand Secretary and Grand Scribe Ezra of the Metropolitan Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter of London, as well as Secretary to the London Freemasons’ Charity – effectively the Chief Operating Officer for London Freemasonry. 1987 John Tien Noiminated by President Joe Biden to be United States Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security. In June 2021, he was confirmed in a full Senate vote by 60-34 and was sworn in as Deputy Secretary. 1989 Phil Venables Appointed to U.S. President Biden's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology; the Information Security and Privacy Advisory Board of the U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology; the U.S. National Security Agency's Science of Security program as Distinguished Expert on cybersecurity. 1990 Naomi Canton Gave up her position as digital editor at Asia House in London, in 2017, to become a journalist for Times of India covering the UK. Her assignments have included interviewing then Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, at the Treasury and attending the G7 in Cornwall in 2021. She has covered England v India cricket matches at Lord's; India Prime Minister Narendra Modi and opposition leader Rahul Gandhi's UK visits; and provided TV commentary on UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's recent India visit. Her to day-to-day work includes reporting on crime, terrorist attacks, UK-India affairs, the Indian diaspora and anything globally significant of interest to Indian readers. She began her career as a cub reporter working on the British regional press, but has always retained a strong interest in Asia. College Record 2022 | The Queen’s College 83
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