Mark Hoban

Conservative politician and businessman, Mark Hoban has led a prominent career in British politics as theMinister of State for Work and Pensions. With experience across a range of sectors, including politics, finance, employment and business, Mark is a versatile and insightful speaker for corporate events. His ability to educate audiences from all industries is a testament to his vast range of experiences, while his knowledge of Government policies can guide corporations through the complex political landscape. Best known for his role as the Minister of State for Work and Pensions, Mark took the position in 2012, and was responsible for welfare, child maintenance and pensions.

During his period, he implemented theWork Capability Assessment, which is used to measure if people qualify for welfare. Before this role, Mark was theFinancial Secretaryfor two years, between 2010 and 2012, where he established himself as an authority on finance and banking. When booked for events, he leaves audiences with a comprehensive understanding of political processes, and the future of finance. At the start of his career, Mark obtained a degree in economics from the prestigiousLondon School of Economics.

He later began his parliamentary career by establishing himself as a member of the conservative party in 1980, working as the campaign manager for the local elections in 1987 and 1992, whilst employed by PricewaterhouseCoopers. Throughout his time with PricewaterhouseCoopers, Mark Hoban was afinancial analyst and chartered account manager, both of which assisted him in his later government roles and public speeches.