was replaced by Andrew Swaffield in late July 2014. He established Rawlinson Partners Limited in 2005 which provides leadership, advocacy and innovation to business, social enterprises and charities, with a focus on periods of transition and development. Rawlinson is a Co-founder and Chairman of Online Radio Broadcasting Limited which in 2015 launched its revolutionary social broadcasting application, crowdCaster, which won a bronze Bookmark Award for mobile applications in March 2016. From 2015–2016, he was a Partner in Renegade Inc and Chairman of Asymmetric Return Capital, a US-based investment firm. He was appointed a Fellow of the Centre for Social Innovation at the Cambridge Judge Business School in February 2016. Charity work Rawlinson first became involved in charitable activities in 1991, when he was a founding member of the London International Piano Competition. He was the Chairman of Tusk from 2004 to 2013 and now chairs its Development Board. Tusk is a UK charity that aims to protect wildlife, support communities and promote education in Africa. He was Chairman of the Rainmaker Foundation, a philanthropic movement which connects people with cause they care about from 2013 to 2015. He was Deputy Chair of Global Philanthropic until 2013. He is a Co-Founder and Chairman of The Online Radio Broadcasting Foundation, which supports disadvantaged communities with a focus on young people. He was Chair of Trustees at IBTC Portsmouth from 2016 to 2019, and is currently Chair of Governors at Walhampton School in Hampshire. Personal life He has two children, and lives in the New Forest. His other interests include writing, music, aviation, the sea, Scotland and Africa. References Living people 1958 births British businesspeople Businesspeople in aviation