BVCA appoints former cabinet minister Michael Moore
The British Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (BVCA) has appointed Michael Moore, the former Liberal Democrat MP and Scottish Secretary of State, as its new director general.
Moore will take over from Tim Hames later in the year; Hames has been in the position since May 2013.
Currently, Moore is a senior adviser at PwC, specialising in Government and public policy and advising clients on Brexit. He was elected as a Liberal Democrat in 1997, joined the party's front bench in 2005 and served as secretary of state for Scotland in the coalition government between 2010-2013. Moore then took a position as European business adviser to the deputy prime minister until the 2015 election, where he was unseated by SNP candidate Calum Kerr.
BVCA chairman Calum Paterson said in a statement that Moore's experience in business and politics means he will be an excellent leader for the BVCA at an important time for the industry and wider economy.
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