Ephi presents new international advisory board

Ephi welcomes Philippa Broom and Henrik Jönsson to our advisory board. Read more about Philippa and Henrik below.

Philippa Broom OBE

Philippa Broom OBE

Philippa is a highly experienced international relations and public affairs specialist who has advised UK Prime Ministers and Government Ministers and Heads of State in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. She served for 14 years as Director of the Conservative Party's International Office with responsibility for international relations and the party's democracy development program. In 2018, she was awarded an OBE in the Queen's Honor List for public and political service.
Henrik Jönsson

Henrik Jönsson

Henrik Jönsson is an entrepreneur, YouTuber & lecturer - expert in IT entrepreneurship, leadership and future issues, is one of Sweden's most popular digital social commentators. Henrik has built several successful IT businesses, published books on culture and become a popular YouTuber with over half a million video views every month.

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