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Toby left The King's Fund in May 2024.
Toby joined The King’s Fund in 2022 to lead the responsive policy team, which aims to influence decision-makers to improve health and care for everyone in England.
Toby has 15 years’ policy and communications experience spanning government, the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector, and the private sector. Before joining the Fund, he worked at the Department of Health and Social Care and led the team that prepared the health and care system for Brexit and helped mitigate risks relating to issues such as Northern Ireland’s medicine supply and the impact on public health of fewer border controls.
Toby also spent five years leading the public affairs team at Citizens Advice, which included working with the government to secure £1.5 billion to improve the Universal Credit benefits system. He has also worked for Labour and Conservative health and business ministers, a health care communications agency and volunteered on President Obama’s 2012 election campaign.
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The next general election: what’s the state of health and care?
Ruth Robertson is joined by a panel of King's Fund experts to discuss the state of health and care in the context of a potential general election in 2024. Between the British Social At...
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Looming election brings political action on public health
With an election on the horizon, Toby Brown considers whether politicians have finally noticed the public support action to improve the nation’s health.
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Tackling the biggest risk factors affecting people’s health
This briefing focuses on how to tackle the biggest risk factors affecting people’s health.
The NHS in crisis – evaluating the radical alternatives
What are the benefits and potential drawbacks of the 'radical' alternatives to the NHS? We explore the main options and if they could solve problems in the health and care system.