General Sir Chris Deverell
InvestorVenture Partner at NightDragon
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Chris Deverell is the former Commander of the UK's Joint Forces Command, which oversaw areas including Special Forces, Defence Intelligence, Cyber, ISR, space communications, and UK overseas operations. He previously held British Army leadership roles such as Director of Equipment Capability for Ground Manoeuvre, Strategy Director, and Chief of Materiel (Land). He was appointed Knight Commander of the Order of Bath in 2015 and Aide de Camp General to the Queen in 2016, and focuses on the intersection of cyber and physical threats.
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CybersecurityDefense Tech
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Frequently asked questions
- Who is General Sir Chris Deverell?
- Chris Deverell is the former Commander of the UK's Joint Forces Command, which oversaw areas including Special Forces, Defence Intelligence, Cyber, ISR, space communications, and UK overseas operations. He previously held British Army leadership roles such as Director of Equipment Capability for Ground Manoeuvre, Strategy Director, and Chief of Materiel (Land). He was appointed Knight Commander of the Order of Bath in 2015 and Aide de Camp General to the Queen in 2016, and focuses on the intersection of cyber and physical threats.
- Where does General Sir Chris Deverell work?
- General Sir Chris Deverell is Venture Partner at NightDragon.
- What does General Sir Chris Deverell invest in?
- General Sir Chris Deverell invests in Cybersecurity, Defense Tech.







