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Pippa French
Head of Corporate Development
Pippa French is Head of Corporate Development at Policy Exchange. Pippa’s early career was in investment banking and management consultancy. She has subsequently worked in industry for a wide range of companies across timber distribution, publishing, mining, shale gas exploration, the leisure industry, fund management, corporate search and engineering. She is a Non-Executive Director of W. Lucy & Co. Pippa has an MA in Economics from Cambridge and an MBA from INSEAD; her professionally qualifications are ACIS and FCMA. Pippa has worked in the charity sector for 7 years as Head of Development at Garsington Opera, a part time role where she is responsible for the growth in their corporate support.
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