Tijs Broeke joined the Board as Independent Governor and Chair of the Board of Governors in July 2022. Tijs is also a member of the Governance Committee, the People, Finances and Resources Committee, and Remuneration Committee.
Tijs is a senior communications and public policy advisor to global brands and UK-based organisations. He has experience campaigning on issues ranging from tech, transport infrastructure and security to skills, education and equal opportunities.
Tijs dedicates his time volunteering to support culture and the arts as deputy chair of the Barbican Centre Board, as well as education, having been a local school governor and chair of the City of London’s Academies Trust – covering 10 schools supporting over 7,400 students across London.
Having previously volunteered as a Special Constable in Central London, and until recently as a trustee for Working Chance – a charity helping women ex-offenders into jobs, Tijs currently serves as chair of the City of London’s Police Authority Board, and member of the Mayor’s London Policing Board.
Tijs works in the tech sector as government affairs and public policy director for HP Inc. Having worked for the Equality and Human Rights Commission, and its predecessor the Equal Opportunities Commission, he is passionate about social mobility and promoting diversity and inclusion.
Tijs is a senior communications and public policy advisor to global brands and UK-based organisations. He has experience campaigning on issues ranging from tech, transport infrastructure and security to skills, education and equal opportunities.
Tijs dedicates his time volunteering to support culture and the arts as deputy chair of the Barbican Centre Board, as well as education, having been a local school governor and chair of the City of London’s Academies Trust – covering 10 schools supporting over 7,400 students across London.
Having previously volunteered as a Special Constable in Central London, and until recently as a trustee for Working Chance – a charity helping women ex-offenders into jobs, Tijs currently serves as chair of the City of London’s Police Authority Board, and member of the Mayor’s London Policing Board.
Tijs works in the tech sector as government affairs and public policy director for HP Inc. Having worked for the Equality and Human Rights Commission, and its predecessor the Equal Opportunities Commission, he is passionate about social mobility and promoting diversity and inclusion.
