Gina Miller is a businesswoman, philanthropist, and advocate for transparency and reform. Her financial services and social justice work have positioned her as a leading voice in promoting ethical investing and political accountability.

Gina's journey began when she moved to England at age 10 for her education. Her father served as the Attorney General of Guyana, and her heritage reflects her Hindu Indo-Guyanese roots. She pursued law studies at the Polytechnic of East London but returned to Guyana before completing her finals. Her professional career took off in finance and marketing, where she established a specialist financial services marketing agency in 1992. In 2009, she co-founded SCM Direct, an investment management firm focused on transparency and ethical investing. In 2012, she launched the True and Fair Campaign, pivotal in influencing EU regulations to enhance investor protection in the UK.

Gina’s commitment to philanthropy is evident through her support of small community charities and efforts to reform the charity sector. In 2021, she launched MoneyShe, a platform aimed at improving financial literacy for women. Her activism gained national recognition in 2016 when she successfully challenged the UK government’s authority to implement Brexit without parliamentary approval. This legal victory underscored her dedication to upholding democratic principles and political accountability. She actively advocates for social justice, particularly in addressing modern slavery and enhancing transparency in the charity sector.

Gina’s contributions have earned her widespread recognition, including being named the UK's most influential black person by Powerlist in 2017. She is a regular presence in the media, offering insights on financial and social issues. In addition to her advocacy work, Gina is the author of "Rise," a book that chronicles her journey in standing up for justice. Through her public speaking and ongoing initiatives, she continues to inspire and drive meaningful change.