Paul gulbenkian biography

Paul joined Meadows Fraser LLP as a Consultant on 1st April 2010.
My Mother was born in London also in Notting Hill, I was born in Stamford Brook, my.
Former Immigration Tribunal Judge, Mr Paul Gulbenkian is recognised as one of the country's leading experts in the field of immigration law.

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Paul Basil Gulbenkian Edit Profile

solicitor

Paul Basil Gulbenkian, British Solicitor. Solicitor Supreme Court England, Wales. Recipient 3 Encyclicals His Holiness Vasken I, 1978-1980, St. Mesrob medal, 1978.

Background

Gulbenkian, Paul Basil was born on March 3, 1940 in London. Son of Krikor Parsegh and Vergine Gulbenkian.

Education

Bachelor of Laws, London U., 1961.

Career

Assistant solicitor, Isadore Goldman Solicitors, London, 1966-1970; partner, Isadore Goldman Solicitors, London, 1970-1989; senior partner, Isadore Goldman Solicitors, London, since 1989; senior partner, Gulbenkian Harris Andonian Solicitors, London, since 1989. Chairman Camden C.A.B. Svc. Committee, London, 1978-1983, Monitoring of Articles Panel, London, 1986-1989.

Assistant recorder in Crown Court, since 1992. Part-time immigration adjunct, since 1989.

Achievements

Paul Basil Gulbenkian has been listed as a noteworthy Solicitor by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Trustee Armenian Charitable Orgns., Foundation Int

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Krikor Gulbenkian

His Obituary from Ararat: Searchlight to Armenia

“Son of Mrs. Gulbenkian and of the late Mr. Garabed Gulbenkian, long residents of London, Lieutenant Gulbenkian was born in London in 1891, and was educated at St. Paul’s School, entering afterwards his father’s business, in which he took an absorbing interest. The outbreak of the war, however, stirred in him his devoted sense of loyalty to England, which had meant so much to him and to his family, and also, through England, to his native land, Armenia, whose future welfare was wholly dependent on the triumph of justice and right, which were the watchwords of the Allies. Flinging all his worldly prospects aside, he joined the ranks of the Middlesex Regiment, and brought himself into prominence by becoming a 1st Class Signaller, and was then recommended for a Commission which he gained last July by going through an Officers’ Training Corps at Pirbright. Leaving these shores on September 1st to join his Regiment in France, his career in the higher ranks was brief, but brilliant, and he fell in one of those de

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Crude History

The Gulbenkian Biography Project has had a number of impacts beyond the 2019 book Mr Five Per Cent , including exhibitions, radio documentaries and a youth engagement project. The greatest impact, however, has been the project’s role as catalyst in a national debate within Portugal surrounding the origins of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation. How important a role should “founder’s intent” play in shaping the future of this philanthropy? What challenges would Gulbenkian identify as most important, were he alive today? How can the man become a living presence in the museum that bears his name? These are some of the questions Dr Conlin continues to explore beyond the project’s successful completion, with ongoing support from the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation.

The centenaries of World War I and of the Armenian Genocide provided a context within which the project’s preliminary findings were presented to the public, through a 2014 exhibition at the Gulbenkian Museum in Lisbon ( opened by Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamu k) as well as an episode of the pre