Graham Turnock is a British physicist who served as the chief executive officer of the UK Space Agency from March 2017 to September 2021.
[1] Turnock holds a PhD in Particle Physics from Cambridge University for his work at European Organization for Nuclear Research.
[3] Before joining the UK Space Agency as chief executive officer, Turnock served as Director of Better Regulation in the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy.
[4] Turnock served as the chief executive officer of the UK Space Agency from March 2017[5] to September 2021.
[6] During Brexit negotiations, he warned that if the United Kingdom was expelled from the Galileo program, it would set it back by years and cost the European Union billions.