Gordon Matthews

Last updated April 04, 2019

Gordon Matthews may refer to:

Gordon Matthews (inventor) (1936–2002), American inventor and businessman
Gordon Matthews (politician) (1908–2000), British chartered accountant and politician

Gordon Matthews was an American inventor and businessman and started one of the first companies which pioneered the commercialization of voicemail.

Gordon Richards Matthews, CBE, FCA, FRSA was a British chartered accountant, Director of a department store, and politician. Despite a near half-century involvement in the Conservative Party in the West Midlands, he served only a single term in Parliament.

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