From Mazzucato to TUC chief and a Labour Brexit campaigner: the thinkers leading new probe on inequality and Brexit

Leading centre-left think tank the IPPR today launched a major investigation into inequality and the economy which aims to “rewrite the rules” in the aftermath of Brexit. It has revealed a list of high-profile individuals who will take part in the IPPR Commission on Economic Justice:

Dominic Barton, global managing partner, McKinsey and Company.

Sara Bryson, community organiser, Tyne & Wear Citizens, Citizens UK.

Matthew Clifford, co-founder and chief executive, Entrepreneur First.

Charlie Cornish, group chief executive, Manchester Airports Group.

Lord Eatwell, president, Queens’ College, University of Cambridge; non-affiliated peer but previously a Labour Treasury spokesman in the Lords.

Grace Gould, entrepreneur in residence, LocalGlobe.

Sandra Kerr, race equality director, Business in the Community.

Lord Kerslake, chair of London’s King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; former head of the civil service.

Tom Kibasi, director, Institute for Public Policy Research.

Catherine McGuinness, deputy chairman, policy and resources Committee, City of London Corporation.

Juergen Maier, chief executive, Siemens UK.

Sir Charlie Mayfield, chairman, John Lewis Partnership.

Prof. Mariana Mazzucato, RM Phillips Professor in the economics of innovation, SPRU, University of Sussex.

John Mills, founder and chairman, JML.

Helena Morrissey, chair of Newton Investment Management and the Investment Association, Founder of the 30% Club.

Frances O’Grady, general secretary, Trades Union Congress.

Stephen Peel, founder, SMP Policy Innovation.

Mary Senior, Scotland official, University and College Union.

Mustafa Suleyman, co-founder and head of applied AI, DeepMind.

Sally Tallant, director, Liverpool Biennial Festival of Contemporary Art.

Neera Tanden, president, Center for American Progress.

Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury, Church of England; Head of the worldwide Anglican Communion.