Michael Dixon (museum director)

For other people named Michael Dixon, see Michael Dixon (disambiguation).

Michael Dixon is the Director of the Natural History Museum in London, England.

Dixon attended Tiffin School.^[1] His education continued at Imperial College London and the University of York. He was Director General of the Zoological Society of London and became Director of the Natural History Museum on 1 June 2004. He lives in West Sussex and has three children.

Notes

1. ^ "TIFFNEWS No. 226", 22 December 2005.

References

• New director for the Natural History Museum, Ecsite-UK
• 'Dixon to head Natural History Museum', The Independent (10 January 2004)
• National Museum Directors Conference

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Preceded by ?	Director of the Natural History Museum 2004–	Succeeded by Current

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