Tilbury said she founded her beauty brand in 2013 and has worked with the trust for five years as an ambassador for enterprise. She will co-chair The King's Trust Global Gala in New York on Wednesday, the charity said. The King's Trust, which was founded by Charles in 1976 according to the charity, supports young people aged 11 to 30 from disadvantaged communities in 20 countries, providing access to education, employment and enterprise opportunities, it says.
Alison Brittain, chairwoman of The King's Trust Group, praised Tilbury as an inspirational supporter with entrepreneurial spirit, global influence and unwavering belief in young people. The trust lists other ambassadors such as Sir Idris Elba, Fearne Cotton and Sir Gareth Southgate.
reflects her enduring commitment to championing young people and entrepreneurship worldwide
I have had the immense privilege of working with The King’s Trust for the past five years as ambassador for enterprise, supporting His Majesty the King’s mission to champion young people in the UK and give them the tools, belief and opportunity to transform their lives and their communities.
It’s an honour to build on my role by becoming a global ambassador and co-chair of the global gala at such a pivotal moment in the trust’s history. Through my new role, I will support the trust in championing talent and nurturing entrepreneurship on a global scale – promoting the invaluable work of The King’s Trust around the world. Together, we want to show young people that their futures are worth investing in!
Charlotte has been an inspirational supporter of The King’s Trust for many years, particularly through her role as ambassador for enterprise in the UK. Her entrepreneurial spirit, global influence and unwavering belief in young people make her a powerful advocate for our work. We are delighted to welcome her as a global ambassador and co-chair of our global gala as we continue to expand our impact worldwide.