Mark Carney appointed President of Chatham House
News release
jon.wallace
29 February 2024
Presidents of Chatham House underpin the institute’s independent, non-partisan voice on international affairs.
Mark Carney, former governor of the Bank of England and Bank of Canada, has been appointed a President of Chatham House. In the role he will serve alongside fellow Presidents Baroness Manningham-Buller, Helen Clark and President Emeritus, Sir John Major.
Presidents of Chatham House underpin the institute’s independent, non-partisan voice on international affairs, confirming the connection between the institute and policymakers through their experience at the highest levels of government and diplomacy. Mr Carney formerly served as Chair of Chatham House’s Panel of Senior Advisers.
Bronwen Maddox, Director of Chatham House said:
‘Mark has provided exceptional leadership for our Panel of Senior Advisers, where his insights and expertise have already greatly enriched our discussions.
‘We are tremendously grateful that he has agreed to continue his association with us as a President of the Institute and very much look forward to drawing more on his extraordinary knowledge and understanding of international affairs, steering our work as a source of independent analysis, trusted dialogue and influential ideas.’
