From 2010 to 2012, Jeremy Browne served as Minister of State for Latin America in the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, with responsibility for deepening the UK’s political, economic, diplomatic and cultural connections with the region. During this period, Jeremy also took the lead on the UK-Asia relationship, and was subsequently a Minister of State in the British Home Office. In Parliament, he represented as MP for Taunton Deane for ten years. Since leaving elected office, Jeremy has served as the City of London Corporation’s Special Representative to the EU, worked as an International Business Ambassador for Aberdeen Standard Investments (abrdn), and advised the environmental investment firm Renewity. He has also served as an Honorary Vice-President of Canning House for several years. Jeremy studied at the University of Nottingham, and now lives with his family in London. He enjoys travel, politics, 20th century art and cricket. He supports Queens Park Rangers and has been enthralled by the drama of football ever since the 1978 World Cup in Argentina. He became CEO of Canning House in 2022.