Long standing civil servant, Mike Potter, is the director for EU Exit Capability at the Cabinet Office – a role he took on in March 2018. Prior to that he became the director of the Future Border programme at HMRC in October 2017, where he was charge of the department’s border technology plans, following a stint as the department’s interim CDIO. Potter first joined the civil service in 2004.
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