Transport for LondonBoard members
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Boris Johnson was elected Mayor of London in May 2008. Previously he was the Member of Parliament for Henley and a journalist on several national newspapers, the author of many books, and was the Editor of the Spectator magazine.
He was born in New York in 1964 and brought up in London. As a teenager he won scholarships to Eton College and Oxford University, where he read Classics. He lives in North London with his wife Marina and their four children.
Peter Anderson, Board Member
Peter Anderson is the Managing Director of Finance at Canary Wharf Group plc. He brings extensive experience of managing and developing a major business within a rapidly regenerating area to his TfL role together with experience of influencing the development of transport infrastructure appropriate to an area of rapid commercial and residential development.
Christopher Garnett, Board Member
Christopher Garnett is a member of the Board of the Olympic Delivery Authority and was, until August 2006, the Chief Executive of Great North Eastern Railway (GNER) and also Senior Vice President of the Rail Division of Sea Containers, GNER's parent company. He brings a wealth of experience of managing large and complex organisations in the transport field to his TfL position.
Mike Hodgkinson, Board Member, Chair of Finance Committee
Mike Hodgkinson has over 30 years' experience in the transport industry. He has served as managing director at Land Rover and chief executive at Grand Metropolitan and BAA. In 2003, he was appointed chairman of Post Office and, in 2004, chairman of First Choice Holidays. He is also on the Board of the Commission for Integrated Transport and director of FKI, Dublin Airport and Bank of Ireland.
Judith Hunt, Board Member, Chair of Audit Committee
Judith Hunt is an independent consultant specialising in innovative programmes on leadership, equality, race and diversity issues. With extensive experience in local government Judith has worked as Chief Executive, London Borough of Ealing from 1987 to 1993. She was appointed Chief Executive of the Local Government Management Board until 1999 before embarking on her consultancy career. She has acted in a non-executive capacity advising and chairing many public bodies and currently chairs the London Health Observatory since May 2002. In 1999 Judith was awarded an OBE for services to equal opportunities and local government.
Eva Lindholm, Board Member
Eva-Kristina Lindholm has an extensive financial industry background and in 2001 was appointed Managing Director, Investment Banking, Government Institutions Group for J.P. Morgan and Co. Hailing from Finland, she has worked around the world in various roles for J.P. Morgan for more than 20 years. She is also involved in helping recruit and retain top female talent in her industry.
Steve Norris, Board Member
Steve Norris was the Conservative Party's candidate for London Mayor in 2000 and 2004. Before his nomination he was an MP for 14 years and Minister for Transport in London for nearly five years. A former Director General of the Road Haulage Association, Steve is now Chairman of the Prince Michael International Road Safety Awards Scheme, and President of ITS (UK), and Vice President of the National Society for Clean Air. He is also a Patron of national cycling charity, Sustrans, founder of drug rehabilitation charity, ADAPT, and a Trustee of the London Action Trust.
Tim Parker, Board Member
Tim Parker is the first Deputy Mayor and Chief Executive of the GLA Group. He has worked in a wide range of major companies, including the AA, Kwik-Fit, Clarks and Kenwood. He has considerable experience of public service, having worked in the Treasury and served as a board member of the Audit Commission and a Regional Development Agency and as Chairman of the Emerging Africa Infrastructure Fund.
Kulveer Ranger, Board Member
Kulveer Ranger is the GLA Director of Transport Policy. He led the delivery of London's Oyster card in 2003. He has also led commercial negotiations on behalf of the Secretary of State for Transport to support the King's Cross redevelopment and the procurement of a £70m Thameslink station. He is a former Vice-Chairman of the Conservative Party.
