About Aidan Smyth
Lived 1966 – 2025 (aged 58–59). Aidan Smyth was a businessperson.
Major General Aidan Michael Gerard Smyth, (26 September 1966 – 3 January 2025) was a British businessman and senior Army Reserve officer.
Military career Smyth was born in 1966, the son of Gerard Vincent Smyth. He was commissioned into the Royal Engineers on 26 November 1989. After serving in Iraq in 2003, he became commanding officer of 101 (City of London) Engineer Regiment in 2008. He went on to serve as Deputy Commander of the Army Recruiting and Training Division, Deputy Director Land Warfare and Deputy Military Secretary (Reserves). His final appointment was as Deputy Commander Field Army (Reserves) in April 2022.
Smyth was awarded the Queen's Volunteer Reserves Medal in the 2011 Birthday Honours.
Civilian career Smyth worked as European Head of Financial Services at an Australian company before establishing his own search and selection consultancy in 2010.
Major General Smyth died on 3 January 2025, aged 58, at Farnham, Surrey.
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British businessman
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Aidan Smyth was born on 26 September 1966.
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