Our trustees

Our President is HRH The Prince of Wales. 

David Brownlow, Chairman

David Brownlow became a trustee of The Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health in June 2008, becoming Chairman on 1 October 2008.

He is Chief Executive of Huntswood, the professional services firm specialising in advising the financial services industry on regulation, compliance and risk.  It also supplies specialist resources to assist companies with their customer services.  David also owns, with his partner, two specialist recruitment businesses, Woodhurst and Walgrove.

In addition to being CEO of Huntswood, David is a member of the financial services industry's Cornhill Club. He is also a Patron of The Prince of Wales Hospice, a Patron of the NSPCC Full Stop Campaign, and with a keen interest in ballet is a sponsor of the Royal Ballet Company. David is a member of the Royal Opera House Foundation’s Development Committee. He also enjoys watching horse racing and is a member of the Reform Club.

Nigel Clarke

Nigel Clarke is senior partner of Learned Lion Partners. He is a director of Vidapulse Ltd, Really Easy Ltd, Newscounter Ltd and Advanced Transport Systems Ltd.  He has worked on the interfaces of public policy for 25 years. He has been chair of the General Osteopathic Council since May 2001, having been a lay member since it was formed. He is now a member of the Council for Healthcare Regulatory Excellence.

Simon Fielding OBE

Simon Fielding originally trained as an osteopath and was the principal architect of the Osteopaths Act 1993. He was the first chairman of the General Osteopathic Council and has been the Department of Health's special adviser on complementary medicine since 1993. He is also a trustee of Demelza House Children's Hospice.

June Sebley

June Sebley is Head of Marketing Services at Bell Pottinger Sans Frontières, the geo-political arm of the Bell Pottinger group. Bell Pottinger Sans Frontières develop and apply strategic ideas and communications to large scale issues which confront governments, corporations and leaders challenged by change or conflict.

She was formerly Business Development Director at YouGovStone and prior to that Director of Corporate Relations at Henley Business School. June began her career with GE(USA) in the Europe, Middle East and Africa division working with the senior executive team on the development of the UK subsidiary network.

During her time at Henley she worked on MBA and corporate senior management programmes and was Director of the Henley Partnership, a best practice network for senior executives and CEOs.

At YouGovStone June worked with an extensive network of high profile people of influence and panels of experts to identify key research trends.

Throughout her career June has spent much of her time with blue chip organisations looking at management trends and the role of senior executives in the corporate environment. She is also a Trustee One Young World, a project which will bring together 1,500 young leaders, aged 23-27, from every country in the world for an inaugural conference in London in February 2010.