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Alan Thomas Grieve, CBE (born 22 January 1928 in London, England) is a lawyer, company director and chairman of the Jerwood Foundation. Alan Grieve joined the well-established firm of Gray's Inn solicitors Taylor & Humbert in 1958 after gaining commercial, city and merger and acquisition experience as an assistant solicitor at Slaughter and May. He became senior partner of Taylor Humbert in 1980. During this period of 22 years the firm has expanded as a commercial and private client practice and established Interlex, an international grouping of lawyers originally in Europe and the US and since expanded globally. Grieve organised and managed the merger of Taylor & Humbert with the City firm of Parker Garrett and the merged firm was renamed Taylor Garrett where Grieve remained the Senior Partner until 1989 when Taylor Garrett merged with Joynson Hicks to become Taylor Joynson Garrett. Grieve remained a consultant to the enlarged firm which is now the law practice Taylor Wessing in the City of London. Grieve established the Jerwood Foundation for his client, John Jerwood, in 1977 and has been running it as chairman since Jerwood's death in 1991, responsible for the distribution of some ₤90 million in funding for the arts in Britain, as well as for accumulating the foundation's art collection now on display at the Jerwood Gallery at Hastings.〔Simon Tait, ("Alan Grieve: Is the future of the arts in his hands? A serial giver owns up" ), ''The Independent'', 11 March 2012.〕 He was honoured with a CBE in 2003. Grieve has 5 children; his eldest daughter is Amanda Harlech,〔Caroline Scott, ("She was spoilt, privileged and drove guys potty" ), ''The Sunday Times'', 17 June 2012.〕 Charles Grieve is Managing Director of Brandcast Media, Lara Wardle is Director of the Jerwood Foundation and Tom Grieve is the architect〔http://www.hatprojects.com/tom.html〕 responsible for the new Jerwood Gallery.〔 ==References== 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Alan Grieve」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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