Richard Thompson
Richard Thompson is the chair of the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB), known for his leadership in navigating complex issues within cricket, including gender equality and player welfare. In a recent statement, he addressed the controversy surrounding the upcoming match against Afghanistan, emphasizing the board's stance against the Taliban's oppression of women and girls while advocating for a coordinated international response rather than a unilateral boycott.
Born on Apr 03, 1949 (76 years old)
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South Africa:
Richard Thompson is a professor of marine biology at the University of Plymouth and a coordinator of The Scientists’ Coalition for an Effective Plastics Treaty.
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Canada:
Richard Thompson's family company has been buying and processing seafood in the Maritimes since the 1970s.
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United Kingdom:
Prof Richard Thompson is a leading marine litter expert who has called for decisive action to protect human health and the planet from plastic pollution.
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Jamaica:
Richard Thompson, the executive director of ODPEM, did not appreciate that people were disconcerted about the apparent diminution of the agency’s role.
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Pakistan:
Richard Thompson described Lawrence as a true trailblazer of English cricket and a man of immense courage, character, and compassion.
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Jamaica:
Richard Thompson called for MSMEs to prepare business continuity plans for disaster preparedness.
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Ireland:
Raitt delivers an achingly beautiful take on Richard Thompson’s Dimming Of The Day.
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Australia:
Two years ago, he set a then-house price record in Paddington of $14 million when he sold the historic double terrace Brompton to Monte Carlo-based art adviser Richard Thompson.
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United States:
Richard Thompson is a marine biologist at the University of Plymouth who coined the term 'microplastics' in a 2004 paper.
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United Kingdom:
Richard Thompson, chair of the National Drought Group, warned that water companies may need to bring in water restrictions.
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