Who is Gina Miller?

Miller was born in British Guiana (now Guyana) to parents of Indian descent in 1965. After being sent to England when she was 11 years old, she attended an all-girls school in Sussex. Since the age of 13, she has always been in employment, including a part-time stint as a chambermaid while still at school.

Miller studied law at the University of East London but quit after being viciously attacked in the street. Afterwards, she studied marketing at the University of North London, while raising her child as a single parent and working.

She went on to work in marketing before starting a specialist services marketing agency in 1992. Her career sky-rocketed from that moment on and she focused on campaigning for transparency in investment and pension funds with her projects.

Miller co-founded the investment firm SCM Private in February 2009, set up Miller Philanthropy (now rebranded the True and Fair Foundation) in 2009, and established MoneyShe.com as a female-focused investment brand in 2014.

In 2017, Miller was named the UK’s most influential black person and was also number 26 on the Asian power list of most influential British Asians.

Miller came to public prominence when she launched a campaign to “end the Brexit chaos” in 2016.

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