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− | '''Dame Elan Closs Stephens''' is a non-executive director and member for [[Wales]] on the [[BBC]] Board since 2017, and became the [[BBC]]'s Acting Chair on | + | '''Dame Elan Closs Stephens''' is a non-executive director and member for [[Wales]] on the [[BBC]] Board since 2017, and became the [[BBC]]'s Acting Chair on 27 June 2023. She replaced [[Richard Sharp]] who stepped down as [[BBC/Chair]] on 27 June 2023. |
[[Dame Elan]] specialises in cultural and broadcasting policy. She is also the Electoral Commissioner for [[Wales]]; Pro Chancellor of Aberystwyth University; and chair of the [[UNESCO]]’s International Prize for the Creative Economy jury.<ref>''[https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/2023/acting-chair-of-the-bbc-appointed "Acting Chair of the BBC appointed"]''</ref> | [[Dame Elan]] specialises in cultural and broadcasting policy. She is also the Electoral Commissioner for [[Wales]]; Pro Chancellor of Aberystwyth University; and chair of the [[UNESCO]]’s International Prize for the Creative Economy jury.<ref>''[https://www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/2023/acting-chair-of-the-bbc-appointed "Acting Chair of the BBC appointed"]''</ref> |
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Alma mater | Somerville College (Oxford) | |||||||||||||
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Dame Elan Closs Stephens is a non-executive director and member for Wales on the BBC Board since 2017, and became the BBC's Acting Chair on 27 June 2023. She replaced Richard Sharp who stepped down as BBC/Chair on 27 June 2023.
Dame Elan specialises in cultural and broadcasting policy. She is also the Electoral Commissioner for Wales; Pro Chancellor of Aberystwyth University; and chair of the UNESCO’s International Prize for the Creative Economy jury.[1]
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