Our dedicated Board of Trustees – with their vast expertise and experience from many different fields – guide and oversee our work.

Sir Ben Elliot
Sir Ben Elliot Founding Trustee
Sir Ben Elliot is a British businessman, entrepreneur and philanthropist. In December 2000, Sir Ben founded Quintessentially,…
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Peter Crowther
Peter Crowther Chair of the Board
Peter serves as international managing partner of Winston & Strawn LLP, a leading global law firm. He has a broad-based a…
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Sarah Sands
Sarah Sands
Sarah Sands is a former newspaper editor and former editor of the BBC’s news flagship Today programme. She chaired the G7 Gen…
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Khaled Said
Khaled Said
Khaled is managing partner of Capital Generation Partners where he oversees client portfolios and relationships with clients.…
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Andrew Crawley
Andrew Crawley
Andrew (Drew) is president of American Express Global Business Travel (AMEX GBT), responsible for global customer partnership…
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Ruth Ganesh
Ruth Ganesh
Ruth is a creative specialising in the conception and delivery of large-scale outdoor art exhibitions. 100% of proceeds benef…
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Seb Lee
Seb Lee
Seb runs his own travel business, Latitude International. He has been a trustee and friend of Quintessentially Foundation sin…
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Sonya Timms
Sonya Timms
Sonya is a fundraising consultant and set up her business, The Philanthropy Consultant, in 2022 to support charities raising …
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Olivia Brafman
Olivia Brafman
Olivia has been working and consulting across the fitness and wellness industry for over a decade. From creating and managing…
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Emma McCarthy
Emma McCarthy
Emma is managing director for Churchill Estates Management, with 15 years of experience focusing on driving income generation…
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WE LOVE WORKING WITH QUINTESSENTIALLY FOUNDATION

“We have been so grateful for your support over the years and appreciate the Foundation/Project supporting us further through a step-down grant as our partnership comes to an end. We want to say thank you again and reiterate how the regular training has been of enormous value across our organisation.”

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