Meanings of formerly chief in English

B. Fry, formerly chief of staff to Buell, and now entitled Provost-Marshal-General.

Suarez was formerly chief operating officer of the bourse before he became president.

Briggs was formerly chief executive of Friends Life, which Aviva acquired in 2015.

Mr Davis was formerly chief operating officer of Tracewell Systems.

Also formerly chief scientist of Israel's defence establishment and a leading proponent in Israeli industry.

Thorburn was formerly chief executive of Clydesdale Bank, which is owned by National Australia Bank.

Liveris was formerly chief executive of Dow, and is set to retire from DowDuPont next year.

She is chief executive of Molecular Medicine Ireland and formerly chief executive of the Health Research Board.

Mr Peter McManamon, formerly chief financial officer, was appointed executive vice-president for corporate development, the firm said.

Robert Wolf, formerly chief operating officer at UBS Investment Bank, is a major Obama donor and fundraiser.

Mr McArdle was formerly chief economist with Ulster Bank and is a contributor to The Irish Times

But other market observers said the shock news that Mr Michael Lawrence, formerly chief executive of the stock exchange.

Johnson, formerly chief executive of a polyester and plastics manufacturer, said the legislation unfairly helps corporations over small businesses.

He was formerly chief operating officer of Century Atlantic Capital Management LP, a Connecticut-based hedge fund that he co-founded.

Arch-hawk Andrew Sentence was formerly chief economist there, and ex-MPC member Kate Barker also worked for the business lobby group.

He is the son of Don Gabriel Nino, formerly chief master-of-camp of the king our sovereign who is in glory.