Change of British High Commissioner to the Republic of South Africa: Antony Phillipson
Published By GOV.UK [English], Thu, Jun 24, 2021 4:22 AM
Mr Antony Phillipson has been appointed British High Commissioner to the Republic of South Africa in succession to Mr Nigel Casey CMG MVO, who has transferred to another Diplomatic Service appointment. Mr Phillipson will take up his appointment during July 2021.
Curriculum vitae
Full name: Antony John Phillipson
Married to: Julie Elizabeth Phillipson
Children: Three sons
Year
Role
2017 to present
North America, Her Majesty’s Trade Commissioner and New York, British Consul General
2016 to 2017
DExEU, Director, Trade and Partnerships
2015 to 2016
Cabinet Office, Director, European & Global Issues Secretariat
2011 to 2015
Singapore, British High Commissioner
2010 to 2011
Pre-posting training
2007 to 2010
FCO, Iran Co-ordinator, Middle East and North Africa Department
2004 to 2007
No 10 Downing Street, Private Secretary to the Prime Minister for Foreign Affairs
2002 to 2004
Washington, Counsellor Trade / Transport then Counsellor Global Issues
2000 to 2002
Washington, First Secretary Trade Policy
1998 to 2000
DTI, Principal Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
1996 to 1998
DTI, Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry
1995 to 1996
DTI, Desk Officer, North American Trade Policy Unit
1994 to 1995
DTI, Desk Officer, Competition Policy Division
1993 to 1994
DTI, Desk Officer, Technology Programmes and Services Division
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