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Rena Lalgie to become new Governor of Bermuda

Rena Lalgie to become new Governor of Bermuda

Ms. Rena Lalgie has been appointed Governor of Bermuda in succession to Mr. John Rankin CMG who will be transferring to another Diplomatic Service appointment.

Ms. Lalgie will take up her appointment during December 2020.

On her appointment as Governor to Bermuda, Ms. Lalgie has said “I am immensely proud that I will serve Bermuda as its first female Governor. The island rightly has a reputation as a beautiful place to live and a great environment in which business can flourish. It is a first-class legal jurisdiction with some of the highest international standards in combatting financial crime. I am conscious that this announcement is being made in challenging times; as Bermuda looks to the future, I will work in earnest with the elected Government, through the exercise of my duties, to support and promote the island’s strengths and resilience. My family and I are looking forward to contributing fully to life in Bermuda as we get to know the people and culture.”

CURRICULUM VITAE

Full name: Rena Lalgie

Married to: Jacob Hawkins

Children: Two


2016 – Present: HM Treasury, Director of Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation

2015 – 2016: UK Trade and Investment, Director of Operations, Trade Group

2013 – 2015: Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, Deputy Director Industrial Strategy

2010 – 2013: Department of Business, Innovation and Skills, Deputy Director, Information Economy and Cyber Security

2008 – 2010: Better Regulation Executive, Deputy Director, Domestic Affairs and Public Sector

2007 – 2008: HM Treasury, Head of Counter-Terrorism and Security Review

2007 – 2015: Justice of the Peace (Central London Bench)

2006 – 2007: Cabinet Office, Civil Contingencies Secretariat, Team Leader, Strategic Planning

2004 – 2006: HM Treasury, Head of Criminal Justice System and Crime Branch

2003 – 2004: HM Treasury, Drugs and Organised Crime and Policy Analyst

2003: Prime Minister’s Strategy Unit, Drugs Policy Analyst

2001 – 2003: Home Office, Young People Substance Misuse Policy Adviser

1998 – 2001: Short-term posts and internships at Commonwealth Institute, FCO, Home Office and No 10

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