Jeremy Taylor is chief executive of National Voices, the national coalition of health and care charities for England. He joined the organisation in 2009 - a year after its launch - and has been building its impact and visibility as a major voice for patients, service users, carers and their representatives.

In 2011 Jeremy was appointed to the NHS Future Forum, the expert independent panel which advised the Coalition Government on its health reforms, and co-chaired its work on information. He currently sits on expert panels reviewing the NHS Constitution, information governance in health, and the prospects for a public quality ratings system for health bodies.

Jeremy is one of a handful of charity leaders to feature in the Health Service Journal’s annual list of 100 people with the greatest influence in health policy and the NHS. He is also included in the HSJ’s new list of prominent health tweeters.

A former senior official at HM Treasury, Jeremy was previously Executive Director of Groundwork East London, an environmental charity, and head of research at Social Enterprise UK.