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:Georgina Butler has been appointed Her Majesty's Ambassador to San Jose in succession to Peter Spiceley who will be retiring. Ms Butler will take up her new appointment in March 2002.
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'''Georgina Butler''' is a UK [[diplomat]] and [[propagandist]] turned [[Conservative party]] [[politician]].
  
==CURRICULUM VITAE==
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==Career ==
 
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*September 2010 —  (1 month) Clerk [[The Worshipful Company of Fletchers]] (Public Relations and Communications industry)
Full Name: Georgina Susan Butler Date of Birth: 30 November 1945 Maritial Status: Divorced Children: 1 son (1979); 1 daughter (1977)
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*August 2010 —  (2 months) Assistant Director [[Centre for Political and Diplomatic Studies]] (Professional Training & Coaching industry)
 
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*August 2010 —  (2 months) Chairman [[Denys Holland Scholarship Fund]], [[University College London]]
Career
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*July 2010 —  (3 months) Leader International Committee [[European Union of Women]] British Section
*1999-present FCO (Deputy Head, Latin America and Caribbean Department)  
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*September 2009 —  (1 year 1 month) On approved list of candidates [[Conservative Party]] 'Still hoping for a constituency'
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*2006 —  (4 years ) Election Observer ERIS
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*2007 — 2009 (2 years ) British Consul Tangier Foreign and Commonwealth Office
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*March 2002 — June 2006 (4 years 4 months) British Ambassador to Costa Rica and Nicaragua [[Foreign and Commonwealth Office]]<ref>LinkedIn [http://uk.linkedin.com/pub/georgina-butler/a/50/163 Georgina Butler], accessed 18 September 2010</ref> Took over from [[Peter Spiceley]] who retired.
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*1999-2002 FCO (Deputy Head, Latin America and Caribbean Department)  
 
*1997-1999 (in Washington)  
 
*1997-1999 (in Washington)  
 
*1996-1997 UK (London Office of the European Commission, Information Correspondent)  
 
*1996-1997 UK (London Office of the European Commission, Information Correspondent)  
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*1969-1970 PARIS (Third Secretary)  
 
*1969-1970 PARIS (Third Secretary)  
 
*1968 Entered FCO<ref>Hermes Database September 4, 2001 Foreign And Commonwealth Office - Visit To Gibraltar By Peter Hain Mp, Minister For Europe : 6 September 2001 - Denis Macshane To Visit Hong Kong, New Zealand And Australia - Change Of Ambassador At San Jose - Ministerial Engagements Visit To Gibraltar By Peter Hain Mp, Minister For Europe : 6 September 2001</ref>
 
*1968 Entered FCO<ref>Hermes Database September 4, 2001 Foreign And Commonwealth Office - Visit To Gibraltar By Peter Hain Mp, Minister For Europe : 6 September 2001 - Denis Macshane To Visit Hong Kong, New Zealand And Australia - Change Of Ambassador At San Jose - Ministerial Engagements Visit To Gibraltar By Peter Hain Mp, Minister For Europe : 6 September 2001</ref>
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==References==
 
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[[category:British Propaganda|Butler, Georgina]]
 

Latest revision as of 23:01, 24 August 2021

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(diplomat, propagandist, politician)
Georgina Butler.jpg
Born30 November 1945

Georgina Butler is a UK diplomat and propagandist turned Conservative party politician.

Career

  • September 2010 — (1 month) Clerk The Worshipful Company of Fletchers (Public Relations and Communications industry)
  • August 2010 — (2 months) Assistant Director Centre for Political and Diplomatic Studies (Professional Training & Coaching industry)
  • August 2010 — (2 months) Chairman Denys Holland Scholarship Fund, University College London
  • July 2010 — (3 months) Leader International Committee European Union of Women British Section
  • September 2009 — (1 year 1 month) On approved list of candidates Conservative Party 'Still hoping for a constituency'
  • 2006 — (4 years ) Election Observer ERIS
  • 2007 — 2009 (2 years ) British Consul Tangier Foreign and Commonwealth Office
  • March 2002 — June 2006 (4 years 4 months) British Ambassador to Costa Rica and Nicaragua Foreign and Commonwealth Office[1] Took over from Peter Spiceley who retired.
  • 1999-2002 FCO (Deputy Head, Latin America and Caribbean Department)
  • 1997-1999 (in Washington)
  • 1996-1997 UK (London Office of the European Commission, Information Correspondent)
  • 1993-1996 BRUSSELS and LONDON (Forum Europe, Conference organiser)
  • 1988-1991 (in New Delhi)
  • 1985-1987 UK (Information Department, Head of BBC World Service then Assistant Head, Information Department)
  • 1982-1984 BRUSSELS (secondment to European Commission on Association Agreements with Syria, Jordon, Lebanon and aid to Palestinians)
  • 1981 BRUSSELS (UK Presidency, locally engaged)
  • 1976-1978 NEW YORK (Yearbook Editor, United Nations Secretariat)
  • 1971-1975 FCO (Southern European Department, Second later First Secretary)
  • 1969-1970 PARIS (Third Secretary)
  • 1968 Entered FCO[2]

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References

  1. LinkedIn Georgina Butler, accessed 18 September 2010
  2. Hermes Database September 4, 2001 Foreign And Commonwealth Office - Visit To Gibraltar By Peter Hain Mp, Minister For Europe : 6 September 2001 - Denis Macshane To Visit Hong Kong, New Zealand And Australia - Change Of Ambassador At San Jose - Ministerial Engagements Visit To Gibraltar By Peter Hain Mp, Minister For Europe : 6 September 2001