 | Daniel Hodson - Chair Chair, Operations Committee, Britain Unbound and The City for Britain; Philanthropy Committee Chair and Past Master, The Mercers’ Company; Trustee, the Chichester Cathedral Restoration and Development Trust; Gresham Professor of Commerce Emeritus. Formerly: Director of Vote Leave; Treasurer of Business for Britain; Chief Executive of LIFFE; Chair of the University of Winchester and Davidson Pearce plc; NED of The Post Office and The London Clearing House; Deputy CEO and FD of the Nationwide Building Society; FD of Unigate plc, and Chair and President of The Association of Corporate Treasurers. |
 | Steve Wright - Director A project and program management expert by trade, Steve Wright brings two decades of online project delivery for multinational household names. Having been encouraged into the political sphere during the Brexit referendum and subsequent upheaval, Steve brings his significant talent in project orchestration honed in his professional career to bear on his passion for national sovereignty and democracy. |
 | Lord Redwood - Co-Chair, Advisory Council John Redwood is a leading writer and analyst on the world economy, markets and geo politics. He writes a daily blog www.johnredwoodsdiary.com,and has published many books on Net Zero, global capitalism, the Credit Crunch of 2008, privatisation, populist politics and the European project. He set up an Investment management business, sold it to a large quoted company and became their Chief Global Strategist. He has chaired two large industrial companies. He was an MP and UK Cabinet Minister. He is now a member of the House of Lords, a Privy Counsellor, and a frequent media and newspaper commentator. He is bringing out a new book on what is Conservatism in a populist age. |
 | Julian Jessop - Executive Council Member Julian Jessop is an independent economist with nearly four decades of experience gained in the public sector, the City and consultancy, including stints at HM Treasury, HSBC, Standard Chartered Bank, and Capital Economics. He now works mainly with investment committees and with thinktanks, notably the Institute of Economic Affairs, and is a regular commentator in the media. Julian has provided expert testimony to parliamentary select committees on many topics, including Brexit, and is well known around both Westminster and Whitehall. He has a First Class degree in Economics from Cambridge University and further qualifications in both economics and law. |