Meet our Distinguished Fellows
Distinguished Fellows are highly accomplished individuals drawn from academia, public service, industry and civil society. Whether they come with a strong academic background, significant community contributions, or a blend of both, they bring stature, judgement, and convening power to MOP’s mission. They provide strategic counsel, help translate research into practical solutions, and, where appropriate, make high-integrity introductions. The role is honorary, non-executive, and non-partisan, with no fiduciary duties, and all activities align with MOP’s standards on neutrality and safeguarding.

The Honourable Gaston Browne
Distinguished Fellow & Mentor, Public Leadership, Governance & Civic Responsibility
The Honourable Gaston Browne is the Prime Minister of Antigua and Barbuda and a distinguished public leader with extensive experience in governance, finance, economic development, and public administration. He has served as Prime Minister since 2014 and has spent nearly three decades in public life as a Member of Parliament.
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An alumnus of the University of Manchester, Prime Minister Browne brings to MOP a rare combination of international leadership experience, civic perspective, and commitment to public service. His career offers students valuable insight into national leadership, democratic governance, public policy, and the responsibilities of public office.
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At MOP, Prime Minister Browne supports student mentorship and civic learning, with a particular focus on leadership, governance, public life, and the role of education in national and community development. His contribution strengthens MOP’s wider mission of enriching student learning, deepening academic and civic exchange, and mobilising scholarship for the public good.

Pauline Binns-Tulloch MBE
Distinguished Fellow, Greater Manchester & Community Care Partnerships
Pauline Binns-Tulloch, MBE is a Greater Manchester community-care leader specialising in safeguarding, quality improvement and frontline support. Appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) in The King’s Birthday Honours 2024 for services to the community in Greater Manchester, she is the founder of PBT Safer Care Ltd (Manchester), partnering with providers, local authorities and the voluntary sector to raise standards and protect vulnerable people.
At MOP, she advises on university–NHS–local authority collaboration, champions inclusive community engagement, and helps shape practical pilots—ageing well at home, workforce pathways, and community health navigation—for local testing and network-wide scaling