Esther McVey is a renowned businesswoman and broadcaster who brings her expertise and passion to the political arena. In 2017, she was elected as the Member of Parliament for Tatton, representing her constituency with dedication and commitment. With a background in law and a successful career at the BBC, Esther's experience spans various fields.

Esther McVey has made significant contributions to the government, most notably as the Minister for Employment and later as the Secretary of State for the Department for Work and Pensions. Recognized for her achievements, she was appointed as a Privy Counsellor. While serving in these roles, Esther championed social mobility and made valuable contributions to policies affecting employment and welfare.

Beyond politics, Esther is a firm believer in empowering young people through her charity, 'If Chloe Can. ' Through this organization, she provides career support, inspiration, and ambition to school pupils. She has authored careers books, which have been adapted into plays by the National Youth Theatre and performed across the country, including London's West End.

A founding member of Blue Collar Conservatism, Esther actively campaigns on various issues at both local and national levels. Her dedication to public service and commitment to empowering individuals make her a notable figure in the political landscape