Deputy Mayor of London for Business

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The Deputy Mayor of London for Business is a position appointed by the Mayor of London. The inaugural holder of the Deputy Mayor of London for Business and Enterprise office, Kit Malthouse, was appointed by Mayor Boris Johnson. He was succeeded by Rajesh Agrawal, the current officeholder and the position renamed to Deputy Mayor of London for Business.

List of Deputy Mayors for Business

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   Labour
NamePortraitTerm of officePolitical partyMayor
Kit Malthouse AM Official portrait of Kit Malthouse crop 2.jpg 9 May 20129 May 2016 Conservative Boris Johnson
Rajesh Agrawal [1] 9 May 2016Incumbent Labour Sadiq Khan

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References

  1. "Rajesh Agrawal". 29 July 2016.