Handbag mogul Anya Hindmarch has joined the esteemed Board of Trade to champion Brexit on the international stage. Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch plans to reveal a fresh lineup of celebrity business leaders, with the aim of achieving £1 trillion in annual exports for the UK by 2030.
Kemi Badenoch will formally unveil the new-look Board of Trade tomorrow
Dull policy wonks have been swapped out for celebrity business leaders
New Team of Celebrity Business Leaders
Trade Secretary Kemi Badenoch is set to replace the "dry" policy wonks of the historic Board of Trade with prominent figures such as Anya Hindmarch, film industry tycoon Paul Golding, and Universal Music chief Lucien Grange. Only four previous members, including Lord Hannan and former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott, will retain their positions.
Praise from the Prime Minister
Earlier this year, Prime Minister Boris Johnson commended Anya Hindmarch for her contributions, stating that she has provided "many great birthday and Christmas presents."
Revitalizing Trade Opportunities
The revamped Board of Trade is expected to utilize the international influence of its celebrity members to open up trade prospects that can benefit small and medium-sized British businesses. By partnering with the private sector, the government aims to support the growth of beloved British brands in the global market.
Board of Trade Members:
- Alderman Nicholas Lyons, Rt Hon the Lord Mayor of the City of London
- Ash Amirahmadi OBE, CEO Sofina Foods Europe
- Anya Hindmarch CBE, Managing Director
- David Meller CBE, Chair Meller Educational Trust
- Karen Betts, Chief Executive Food and Drink Federation
- Libby Hart, CEO Libby London
- Lord Daniel Hannan of Kingsclere, Writer and member of the House of Lords
- Paul Golding, Chairman and Interim CEO Pinewood Group Ltd
- Peter O’Kane, Executive Chairman Strategy International Ltd
- Ruth Chapman, Executive Managing Director Dulas
- Sir Lucian Grainge CBE, Managing Director Universal Music Group
- Vivienne Stern MBE, Chief Executive Universities UK
- Rt Hon Tony Abbott, Former Australian PM
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