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Brexit Negotiations: the Key Players EUROPEAN UNION EXIT AND TRADE ARTICLE 50 TASK FORCE (NEGOTIATIONS) SUB-COMMITTEE EUROPEAN COMMISSION THE UK TEAM Prime Minister: Brexit Secretary: Rt Hon Theresa May MP Rt Hon Dominic Raab MP @theresa_may @DominicRaab Theresa May’s team: Dominic Raab’s team: Brexit Adviser & Sherpa to Official Spokesperson: Permanent Secretary: Director, International the EU: Oliver Robbins James Slack Philip Rycroft Agreements & Trade: National Security Adviser: Chief of Staff: Rt Hon Chief of Staff:Nick de Bois Rhys Bowen Sir Mark Sedwill Gavin Barwell Principal Private Director, Communications & Chief Negotiator: Principal Private Special Adviser on Europe: Secretary: Giles Hall Stakeholders: James Roscoe Michel Barnier Secretary: Peter Hill Raoul Ruparel Director General: Director, Planning and @MichelBarnier President: Private Secretary, Europe: Special Adviser on Europe: Sarah Healey Analysis: Nathan Phillips Jean-Claude Juncker Catherine Page Denzil Davidson Acting Director General: Director, Justice, Security & @JunckerEU Director of Legislative Parliamentary Private Susannah Storey Migration; Chief Scientific Adviser: Chris Jones Deputy Chief Negotiator: Affairs:Nikki Da Costa Secretary: Seema Director General: Alex Ellis Director of Communications: Kennedy MP Director, Institutions & Sabine Weyand Director, Negotiation Member States: Anna Clunes Robbie Gibb Coordination Unit: Head of Brexit Preparedness Group, Matt Baugh Director, Market Access and Budget: Eoin Parker Secretariat General: Director, Policy and Delivery Special Adviser: Steph Lis Adviser: Dorthe Christensen First Secretary of State; Coordination: Tom Shinner Nina Obermaier Director, Legislation & Minister for the Cabinet Office Constitution: Joanna Key Rt Hon David Lidington MP EUROPEAN COUNCIL @DLidington Article 50 Task Force: Chancellor of the Exchequer: Strategy, Coordination and Communication: David Lidington’s team: Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP Director: Stéphanie Riso Permanent Secretary & Executive Director, @PHammondMP Chief Executive of the Civil Implementation Group: BREXIT NEGOTIATIONS: Head of Unit, Relations with think tanks Service: John Manzoni James Quinault and communication: Stefaan De Rynck Cabinet Secretary & Head Director, Constitution Philip Hammond’s team: of the Civil Service: Sir Group: Peter Lee Permanent Secretary: Deputy Director, Securities Diplomatic adviser, Inter-institutional Jeremy Heywood Prime Minister’s Brexit Tom Scholar and Markets: Richard Knox affairs:Georg Riekeles Principal Private Secretary: Adviser: Oliver Robbins Second Permanent Secretary: Special Adviser: THE KEY PLAYERS Steffan Jones National Security Adviser: Charles Roxburgh Duncan McCourt Deputy diplomatic adviser: Tristan Aureau Director General, Economic & Sir Mark Sedwill Principal Private Secretary: Special Adviser: Poppy Head of sector, legal affairs: Domestic Affairs:Shona Dunn Special Adviser: Rupert Yorke Stuart Glassborow Trowbridge Head of UK Governance Special Adviser: Fraser Raleigh Director General, International Special Adviser: Steffan Ball Sign up for a free, 14-day trial of Eugenia Dumitriu-Segnana Group: Philip Rycroft Special Adviser: James Wild and EU: Mark Bowman Special Adviser: Tim Pitt Director General, UK Parliamentary Private Director General, Financial Special Adviser: Giles Winn our political intelligence service: Governance: Lucy Smith Services: Katharine Braddick Cross-cutting policies and level playing field: President: Secretary: Kevin Foster MP Parliamentary Private Director General, Economics Secretary: Kwasi Kwarteng MP Head of Cluster: Nicola Pesaresi Donald Tusk & Chief Economic Adviser: www.dodsinformation.com/request-demo Clare Lombardelli Parliamentary Private Financial services and direct @eucopresident Secretary: Caroline Presidencies: Home Secretary: Director, Europe Unit: Johnson MP Jonathan Black Northern Ireland Secretary taxation: Ward Möhlmann Rt Hon Sajid Javid MP Director, Financial Services: Rt Hon Karen Bradley MP 2017: Malta, Estonia Climate, Energy and Environment: Ad hoc working party on Article 50 Gwyneth Nurse @sajidjavid www.facebook.com/votekarenbradley/ 2018: Bulgaria, Austria Tadhg O’Briain Permanent Chair: Economic policy analysis and Didier Seeuws Sajid Javid’s team: 2019: Romania Karen Bradley’s team: modelling: Aurora Mordonu Permanent Secretary: Special Adviser: Salma Shah Foreign Secretary: Permanent Secretary: Conference & Deputy Director, Sir Philip Rutnam Special Adviser: James Rt Hon Jeremy Hunt MP Sir Jonathan Stevens Constitution and Political Level playing field:Adalbert Jahnz Second Permanent Secretary: Hedgeland Group: Mary E Madden COUNCIL OF THE EU Principal Private Patsy Wilkinson Special Adviser: @Jeremy_Hunt Secretary: Holly Clark Special Adviser: Lord Caine Principal Private Secretary: Samuel Coates EU Exit Co-ordinator, Special Adviser: Kris Hopkins Internal market and sectorial policies: Director of the Task Force on the UK: Kenny Bowie Parliamentary Private Jeremy Hunt’s team: NIO Management Special Adviser: Board: Clare Salters Head of Cluster: François Arbault Didier Seeuws Director General, Borders, Secretary: Rachel Permanent Secretary: Director, Europe: Romilly Dennys Immigration and Citizenship Maclean MP Hugh Elliott Sir Simon McDonald British Joint Secretary, British Parliamentary Private Free movement of citizens, @didierseeuws Systems Policy & Strategy: Director, Europe: Irish Intergovernmental Parliamentary Private Principal Private Secretary: Secretary: Matt Warman MP Glyn Williams Secretary: Tom Pursglove MP Caroline Wilson Employment: Marie Simonsen Serena Stone Deputy National Security Director General, Political: Adviser: Dr Christian Turner Transport (Aviation, roads, rail and Richard Moore Special Adviser: Ed Jones maritime): Peter Sorensen EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT Director General, EU Exit: International Trade Secretary & Lindsay Croisdale-Appleby Goods, standards, industrial sectors, research President of the Board of Trade: and innovation: Fabrizio Sacchetti Rt Hon Liam Fox MP UK PERMANENT REPRESENTATION TO THE EU @LiamFox Business, Energy & Industrial Budget, spending commitments Strategy Secretary: and programmes: Liam Fox’s team: Rt Hon Greg Clark MP Deputy Permanent Head of Cluster: Philippe Bertrand Permanent Secretary: Acting Director General, @GregClarkMP Representative: Antonia Romeo International Trade & Agriculture, Fisheries and Maritime Second Permanent Secretary Investment: John Hill Katrina Williams & Chief Trade Negotiation Director, Strategy (International Greg Clark’s team: policy: Bence Tóth Adviser: Crawford Falconer Trade & Investment Permanent Secretary: Deputy Director, Trade Principal Private Secretary: Group): Martin Kent Alex Chisholm Strategy: Tim Colley Budget: Norbert Gacki Oliver Christian Director, Ministerial Principal Private Deputy Director, EU Exit Strategy: Darren Tierney Director General, Trade Secretary: Jacqui Ward Business Engagement: Official Spokesperson: International Agreements and Customs Policy: John Alty Director, Multilateral, Director General, EU Exit Rachel Drake Chris Fitzgerald President: Chief Negotiator: Director General, Development and EU and Analysis: Sam Beckett Deputy Director, EU Trade: Chris Barton (from 3 September) Head of Cluster: Antonio Fernandez-Martos Exports: John Mahon Director, Europe: Exit Consequences: Antonio Tajani Guy Verhofstadt Acting Director General, Deputy Director, WTO: Susannah Simon Bridget Micklem Civil Justice, data protection, company law, @antonio_tajani @GuyVerhofstadt Ian Ascough International Trade & Director, EU Exit & Special Adviser: Jacob Wilmer consumer protection, Health and food Investment: Susan Caldwell Special Adviser: David Goss International Trade: Parliamentary Private Acting Director General, Special Adviser: Amy Tinley Emma Ward Secretary: Alan Mak MP safety (external aspects): Stefan Fuehring Informal Steering Committee on Brexit: International Trade & Parliamentary Private Deputy Director, EU Exit and Parliamentary Private Permanent Representative: Deputy Spokesperson: Investment: Michael Charlton Defence and external security: Elmar Brok (EPP, DE) Secretary: Mike Wood MP Negotiations: Blake Bower Secretary: Mary Robinson MP Tim Barrow Sara Edstrom Deputy Director, Single Guillaume de La Brosse Danuta Hübner (EPP, PL) Market: Nick French @ukineu Customs, indirect taxation: Jos Hupperetz Roberto Gualtieri (S&D, IT) Environment, Food & Rural Home affairs, criminal justice: Gabriele Zimmer (GUE/NGL,DE) Affairs Secretary: Representative to Magdalena Jagiello Defence Secretary: the EU’s Political and Philippe Lamberts (Greens/EFA, BE) Rt Hon Michael Gove MP Rt Hon Gavin Williamson MP Military Representative Trade: Nicolas von Lingen @MichaelGove Security Committee: @GavinWilliamson to the EU: Paul Johnston Matt Pierson Michael Gove‘s team: Gavin Williamson‘s team: @PJohnstonUKREP Permanent Secretary: Director, EU and International: Permanent Secretary: Special Adviser: Claire Moriarty Amy Holmes Stephen Lovegrove Thomas Harding Principal Private Director, Strategy: Emily Miles Secretary: Mike Rowe Principal Private Secretary: Parliamentary Private Special Adviser: Henry Cook Damian Parmenter Secretary: Jack Lopresti MP Director, Political and Director, UK-EU partnership: Find out more about our essential political intelligence. Director General, EU Exit Special Adviser: James Starkie Delivery: Tamara Finkelstein Director General, Strategy and Parliamentary Private Institutional Affairs: Hermione Gough Parliamentary Private Secretary: International: Peter Watkins Secretary: Anne-Marie www.dodsinformation.com +44 207 593 5500 Director General, Kevin Hollinrake MP Trevelyan MP Emma Gibbons @HermioneGough Strategy, Europe and Director, NATO and Europe Finance: Nick Joicey Parliamentary Private Policy: Tracey Lerpiniere Parliamentary Private [email protected] @dodsmonitoring @dodspeople_eu Secretary: Rebecca Pow MP Special Adviser: Eleanor Lyons Secretary: Will Quince MP.
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