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Richard Angell OBE
Chief Executive at Terrence Higgins Trust
Richard Angell OBE is a seasoned Campaigns Director at Terrence Higgins Trust, utilizing his extensive experience as an organisational leader, communications, fundraising, and policy strategist. He also serves as a Trustee of Kaleidescope Trust, showcasing his commitment to various charitable causes.
Richard's career highlights include serving as Chief Executive, Campaigns Director, and Interim Head of Policy and Public Affairs at Terrence Higgins Trust. He has also held key roles such as Director at RWA Consulting, Director at Progress - Labour's progressives, and Political and Communications Strategist at Australian Labor Party (NSW Branch).
With a strong academic background, Richard studied BSc in Public Policy Government and Management at the University of Birmingham, equipping him with the necessary knowledge to excel in his strategic roles.
His varied portfolio includes past positions like Editor and Chief Operating Officer at Narrowcast Media Group, Federal Seats Campaigns Manager at Australian Labor Party (NSW Branch), and Paper Reviewer and Commentator at Sky News, where he honed his media skills and influence.
Throughout his career, Richard Angell has demonstrated a keen ability to solve problems, drive organizational strategies, and lead successful campaigns, making him a well-respected figure in the realms of media, politics, and advocacy.
In addition to his professional engagements, Richard has also been actively involved in various organizations as a Trustee, Director, and Executive Member, showcasing his dedication to advancing causes such as LGBTQ+ rights, healthcare, and progressive politics.
Highlights
This week, I was delighted to be the first external meeting of the new Public Health Minister Andrew Gwynne MP.
Terrence Higgins Trust and Department of Health and Social Care have a shared agenda to end new HIV cases by 2030.
We talked about:
- increasing testing, online and within the NHS pathway
- PrEP access, and the inequalities in the current system
- getting treatment for people living with HIV and re-engaging those who have been lost to care.
It was another step in making the possibility a reality. There is lots to do. Let's get on with it.
#0HIVby30 #HIV

This week, I was delighted to be the first external meeting of the new Public Health Minister Andrew Gwynne MP.
Terrence Higgins Trust and Department of Health and Social Care have a shared agenda to end new HIV cases by 2030.
We talked about:
- increasing testing, online and within the NHS pathway
- PrEP access, and the inequalities in the current system
- getting treatment for people living with HIV and re-engaging those who have been lost to care.
It was another step in making the possibility a reality. There is lots to do. Let's get on with it.
#0HIVby30 #HIV

