Tabitha joined the team as COO in April 2018 and became Interim CEO in May 2019. Formerly Commercial Director at ASSA ABLOY a global security manufacturer, she has deep commercial experience in growth, strategy, product development and operations. Tabitha helped to found the Women's Equality Party and ran as Mayoral candidate in the Liverpool City Region.

Daisy joined the More United team as Director of Campaigns in November 2017. Prior to this she was the joint Executive Director of Hacked Off and worked in international affairs for a decade. As a Parliamentary candidate in St Albans, Daisy brings an understanding of political incentives for MPs of all parties.

Jonathan joined More United in January 2019 as Director of Communications. Before this he led communications for International Development organisations including the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, the Overseas Development Institute and Crown Agents. He also hosts a podcast called Government Vs The Robots which explores how technology will influence politics in the future.

Amelia joined More United in February 2019 as Head of Communications and Partnerships to build relationships with people and organisations that share our values. Before joining, she was the Head of Communications and Marketing at The Big Issue Group. Previously, Amelia was the Communications Director for the UNAA.

Anisha joined More United as Communications Executive after completing a journalism degree and working in social media marketing at ITV, Channel 5 and third sector companies such as Cancer Research UK. Her experience in the fast-paced world of digital communications, as well as interests in politics and news, drew her to her role at More United.

Emma joined our growing team as Campaigns Officer in October 2018 having completed her MA in Political Theory with a dissertation focussing on increasing trust in democracies. She previously worked as a Researcher for the Public Policy, Economic and Politics team at The Economist Intelligence Unit, after interning at The Economist magazine.

An academic and businessman, Maurice’s only experience in the political sphere is through his own stake in it as a citizen. The company he founded solves problems in business by identifying what motivates people, and this insight and expertise has been crucial in the founding and growth of More United. Maurice chairs the board.

Austin is a digital communications expert with knowledge extending across the spheres of business and politics. He firmly believes that the innovations technology has brought to other sectors can be applied to the political sphere to create a democracy that’s fit for the 21st century - a belief that’s central to More United’s vision.

Corinne is a business strategist with experience building successful startups. She works to make big businesses more socially and environmentally sustainable and is especially concerned with ensuring that More United empowers a diverse range of political candidates to fulfil their potential.

Dan is a historian, broadcaster and long-time advocate of political reform. Having been involved in launching and promoting More United from the start, Dan joined the board in March 2017. His knowledge of media and journalism is crucial to More United’s governance.

Anne-Marie Imafidon is a social tech entrepreneur. She founded Stemettes and Outbox Incubator to encourage more women to go into STEM sectors.

Clare Gerada is a medical practitioner and former chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners.

Gia Milinovich is a writer, filmmaker and television presenter.

Janet Smith is a former High Court Judge and President of the Council of the Inns of Court.

Jeremy Bliss is a lawyer and entrepreneur. He is the co-creator of Inigo Foods.

Jonathon Porritt is a writer and environmentalist who’s spent decades campaigning for renewable energy and sustainable development.

Josh Babarinde is a social entrepreneur and youth worker. He founded social enterprise Cracked It.

Luke Pritchard is the lead singer for English pop rock bank The Kooks.

Maajid Nawaz is an activist, author and radio host. He is also the founding chairman of Quilliam, a counter-extremism think tank.

Martha Lane Fox is a businesswoman, philanthropist, co-founder of Lastminute.com and a crossbench peer in the House of Lords.

Rumi Verjee is a businessman and philanthropist. His charity, The Rumi Foundation, supports humanitarian work in the UK and across the world.

Simon Schama is a historian, writer and broadcaster. He is currently a Professor of History and Art History at Columbia University, New York.

Sunny Hundal is a journalist, blogger and academic. He is founder and editor of the political blog Liberal Conspiracy.