Sharon White
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 57 |
| Date of birth | April 21,1967 |
| Zodiac sign | Taurus |
| Born | East London |
| London | |
| Spouse | Robert Chote |
| Job | Economist |
| Education | Fitzwilliam College |
| University College London | |
| Books | Boiling Lake (on Voyage): Short Stories |
| Whose Death Is It, Anyway? A Hospice Nurse Remembers | |
| Eve & Her Apple: Poems | |
| Vanished Gardens: Finding Nature in Philadelphia | |
| Field Notes: A Geography of Mourning | |
| Bone House | |
| Chancellor | George Osborne |
| Date of Reg. | |
| Date of Upd. | |
| ID | 457035 |
Sharon White Life story
Dame Sharon Michele White DBE is a British businesswoman. She is currently Chair of the John Lewis Partnership, having previously held a variety of roles in the Civil Service.
John Lewis to offer health checks to customers
... The pivot to more services, alongside its homeware, clothing and other products, was part of an overhaul spearheaded by the retailer s chairwoman, Sharon White, who will leave the firm in February next year...
John Lewis boss Dame Sharon White to step down next year
...By Simon JackBusiness editorJohn Lewis boss Dame Sharon White is to step down next year after five years, making her the shortest-serving chair in the partnership s 100-year history...
Small shops call for aid to tackle 'brazen' shoplifters
... Dame Sharon White, the boss of John Lewis, has told the BBC that shoplifting has...
Shoplifting an epidemic, says John Lewis boss
...Shoplifting has become an " epidemic" in the past year, the boss of John Lewis, Dame Sharon White, has told the BBC...
Waitrose offers police free coffees to deter thieves
... " The group said its chair Dame Sharon White had also written to Home Secretary Suella Braverman calling for tougher action against repeat and violent offenders...
John Lewis staff to vote on future plans as anger grows
... It comes after Dame Sharon White said she was considering selling a stake in the retailer, meaning it would no longer fully owned by its employees...
John Lewis: Mary Portas warns retailer it has 'let go' of its soul
... Chair Sharon White said she wanted the brand to thrive for generations...
John Lewis considers plan to change staff-owned structure
... It said the firm s chairwoman Dame Sharon White was considering a potential plan to dilute the famous partnership structure in order to invest in better technology, data analysis and Waitrose s supply chain...
Government fined £500,000 for New Year honours data breach
The government has been fined £500,000 for mistakenly sharing the postal addresses of More Than 1,000 New Year Honours recipients online.
Singer Sir Elton John , sports presenter Gabby Logan and TV cook Nadiya Hussain were among those affected.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) found that the Cabinet Office had failed to put adequate measures in place to avoid such data breaches.
The error, which occurred in 2019, resulted from " complacency" it added.
The government has already apologised for the data breach.
On 27 December 2019 the Cabinet Office , the government department which handles honours. published a file on the gov. uk website showing the unredacted addresses of 1,097 people receiving New Year honours for 2020.
After officials became aware of the data breach, the weblink to the file was removed, but it was still cached and available online to people typing in the exact web address.
The data was online for two hours and 21 minutes and was accessed 3,872 times.
Cricketer Ben Stokes , chef Ainsley Harriott and former Ofcom boss Sharon White were also among those affected.
The ICO received three complaints from people whose details were shared.
Its director of investigations, Steve Eckersley, said: " At a time when [the recipients] should have been celebrating and enjoying The Announcement of their honour, they were faced with the distress of their personal details being exposed.
" The Cabinet Office 's complacency and failure to mitigate The Risk of a data breach meant that hundreds of people were potentially exposed to The Risk of identity fraud and threats to their Personal Safety .
" The fine issued today sends a message to other organisations that looking after people's information safely, as well as regularly checking that appropriate measures are in place, must be at The Top of their agenda. "
The government has previously apologised, saying The Information wrongly posted online was removed " as quickly as possible".
Source of news: bbc.com
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