Harry Phinda tells of his meeting with the Queen, and the inspirational message she had for him on his journey to do good in a Newsweek essay. 👇 'I founded a charity, the queen told me to not give up' Read more:
As someone who grew up without privilege, it was important for my community to be able to see me succeed.
Harry Phinda is a Consultant, supporting clients across a range of industries with their policy, research, and public affairs work. Previously, he was in the Strategy and Design Team at the Home Office, a Policy and Strategy Advisor at the Civil Service Commission, and in the Policy and Communications team at the Department for International Development. Prior to this, he worked in parliament.
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