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He is the president and founder of the British-Brazilian Conversa, a forum for discussion under the Chatham House Rule for business people, public policy makers, educationalists and others with the aim of making more of the synergies between the two countries in these interconnected fields. The first meeting was held in Cambridge from 5–7 September 2014. Conversa 2 was held from 13–15 November 2015 in Rio de Janeiro.

His career was marked by visits overseas by the British Royal Family, most notably the State Visit of Queen Elizabeth II to the US in 2007, after which he was made Commander of the Royal Victorian Order for his role. The visit of Prince Harry to Brazil in 2009 on his first solo overseas tour, gave a major boost to the UK profile.

He was Deputy British Ambassador to the United States and Germany. He worked on a wide range of issues, notably former Yugoslavia when he was a lead player in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office in the 1990s. He was made a Commander of the Most Distinguished Order of St Michael and St George in the 1996 New Year Honours in recognition of this work.

He joined the Diplomatic Service in 1978 and in his early career served in the British Embassy in Amman, after learning Arabic, and in the British Military Government in Berlin.

Alan Charlton CMG CVO (born 21 June 1952) is a British former diplomat who was ambassador to Brazil 2008–2013. He is now active in Education, lectures and writes.