• Second in command to the Founder of the Fair Pay Charter and Fair Pay Foundation. • United Nations (UNITAR) and Commonwealth endorsed Global Fair Pay Charter and Fair Pay Foundation work to eradicate hunger and poverty globally within the Tea Industry and global Agriculture, production and supply chain in general. • Over 35 million people already released from poverty in Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Malaysia through the increase in the rates of pay, change directly as a result of work and collaborate efforts under the Foundation and in line with the Charter. Conversations for change in 17 other countries are currently underway with a target of 200 million lives changed by end 2027. • May 2025 supported the launch and rollout of the worlds first Fair Pay tea brand, The Oxford Tea Collection at an event hosted in Mansion House, supported by the Lord Mayor of the City of London, Mayor of London and ambassadors of 19 countries. • The Foundation and Charter continue to engage with governments, global charities and business leaders to change supply chain behaviours, enforce ethics and social justice globally and promote Fair Pay tea and Fair Pay products within the global hospitality and retail markets. • Co-founded a global initiative endorsed by the United Nations (UNITAR) and supported by the Commonwealth, focused on advancing fair labour standards across agricultural supply chains.