Keith is the Associate Director of Black Health Equity at Prostate Cancer UK. He spearheads a programme of work that is transforming the outcomes and experiences of Black men with prostate cancer. This includes, driving systemic changes in research, treatment and raising awareness, to save more Black lives.

He has over 10 years’ experience of working in the public and third sector, with an emphasis on public policy, strategy development and system change. He has leveraged investment into innovative approaches to tackle health inequality and identified unique solutions and strategies to address complex issues, particularly related to Black health inequity.

Keith has led a number of charities, building a strong track-record in community engagement, capacity building, and programme development working closely with local government and the GLA. As an advocate for health equality Keith has provided community insight and applied an equity framework to his work with Health and Wellbeing Boards, and Neighbourhood Working Groups.