KPMG FOUNDATION - Key Persons
Job Titles:
- Chairman
- Chairman of KPMG UK
Bina Mehta is Chair of KPMG UK. She has over 30 years' experience with the firm in the UK, India, US and Canada, spending more than 20 years focused on Mergers & Acquisitions and restructuring. Bina is passionate about improving the lives of women and girls - previous roles enabling her to do so have included being a board member at Big Sisters BC, Canada, and a member of the Finance and Risk Committee of the British Asian Trust.
Job Titles:
- CEO of Young Brent Foundation
Chris is the CEO of Young Brent Foundation - bringing together the public, private and voluntary sectors in the London Borough of Brent to affect positive change for and with young people. Wide ranging experience of youth work and in managing children's services in local authorities in London and Norfolk.
Job Titles:
- Senior Corporate Responsibility Manager, Education
Corrine is KPMG Senior Corporate Responsibility Manager, Education lead with a focus on literacy, numeracy and lifelong learning skills. Experience in front line work with vulnerable young people, as well as employment and skills commissioning. Governor at The Latymer School
Job Titles:
- Founder, Director of Prescient Education
Founder, Director of Prescient Education. Special educational needs and disability (SEND) leader in London, UK and internationally. SEND policy adviser to Department for Education; expert advisor to the Timpson Review on school exclusions. Author of the SEND Review Guide, a national peer-review framework.
David is a former KPMG Tax Partner; communications and leadership specialist.
David is a partner in KPMG's Financial Services Practice with over 26 years' experience advising clients on governance and risk management issues. He is passionate about social mobility and is a keen marathon runner and fundraiser for children's charities.
Jennifer is a partner at KPMG. She is Office Senior Partner for KPMG's Liverpool office, having started as a graduate with the firm over 20 years ago. She is passionate about social mobility and making a difference in our communities.
John is KPMG's Global and UK Head of Environment, Social & Governance (ESG). He has held a number of senior UK, ASPAC Region and Global leaderships positions in KPMG over the last 21 years including: Former elected KPMG UK Board Member. In addition to John's leadership roles within KPMG, he is a strong external advocate for inclusion, diversity and social equality outside of the firm.
Judith joined the KPMG Foundation in 2019; previously Grants Director of Comic Relief; Director of Philanthropy at the Mercers' Company; senior roles at Scope, WaterAid and Macmillan Cancer Support. Early career and PhD in cancer research. Trustee of the Coutts Foundation and the Nationwide Foundation; and an Associate of the Talent Fund.
Job Titles:
- Executive Chair of Against Malaria Foundation
Peter is the Executive Chair of Against Malaria Foundation which has regularly ranked as one of the most effective charities globally since 2012. Chair of the Multi Academy Trust LETTA and Oaklands Secondary School. Formerly a barrister, Chief Legal Officer International for the investment bank Lehman Brothers, and formerly Chair of the girls' education charity Camfed International.
Rohati is the Executive Director for Programmes and Impact at Carers Trust. She brings 20+ years experience of bringing social change missions to life, having specialised in strategy development, partnerships and programmes for cross-cutting social issues affecting children and young people. Rohati has worked on numerous local and global partnerships working with charities, government, and the private sector.
Sherry is the CEO of Safer London charity working with young Londoners, families and communities affected by violence and exploitation. Sherry is passionate about the safeguarding and welfare of children and young people and has made this her priority throughout her career. At Safer London Sherry has made that her focus, striving to ensure all its services and support are underpinned by safeguarding and shaped by the voices of the young Londoners.