John Manzoni

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Sir
John Manzoni
KCB
Open Procurement Event, 2017 (36823234720) (cropped).jpg
Manzoni in 2017
Cabinet Office Permanent Secretary
In office
August 2015 9 April 2020
Business positions
Preceded by Chief Executive Officer, Talisman Energy
2007 to 2012
Succeeded by
Government offices
New title Chief Executive, Major Projects Authority
February to October 2014
Succeeded by
David Blackall
Preceded byas Head of the Home Civil Service Chief Executive of the Civil Service
2014 to 2020
Incumbent
Preceded by Permanent Secretary of the Cabinet Office
2015 to 2020