Lord Francis Maude is a senior British political figure and former minister. His career spans three Governments, four decades and multiple continents. Having had his first ministerial post under Margaret Thatcher, Francis has long experience and deep understanding of how governments work. From his early days in the HM Treasury to leading reform in the Cabinet Office, he became one of the architects of modern UK public service reform. As Minister for the Cabinet Office during the coalition years, he drove efficiency, digital transformation, and a sharper focus on execution inside government.

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