the Advisory Council of Step Up to Serve Campaign (2013-2020). He was the Chair of the Policy Network Foundation, a policy think tank. He also holds and has held a number of other positions in the voluntary sector and he was a former member of the Board of Directors of the International Peace Institute, IPI (2014-2019). . In 2008 Levy became Chairman of International Standard Asset Management until 2011. Now Principal of Global Consultancy Services acting as a Consultant to a number of companies, and he is also Chairman of Chase Mill Hill Ltd. Personal life He and his wife Gilda have a son, Daniel, and a daughter, Juliet. Levy's home in Totteridge, North London, was burgled in 2003. He and his wife Gilda were restrained with handcuffs and had bleach poured over them. Levy was hit on the head with a shovel and had his wrist broken; the attackers fled with £80,000 of cash and jewellery. Lord Levy received an Honorary Doctorate from Middlesex University in 1999, and the Israel Policy Forum (USA) Special Recognition Award in 2003. In 1994 he was a Recipient of the B'nai B'rith First Lodge Award and in 1998 a Recipient of the Friends of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem Scopus Award. He has received the Jewish Chronicle 175th Anniversary Award for outstanding, unique and long term contributions to British Community life. Lord Levy's autobiography, A Question of Honour, was published in 2008. Arms References External links 1944 births Living people English music managers Impresarios Levites English Jews English philanthropists Labour Party (UK) life peers Life peers created by Elizabeth II Labour Friends of Israel People from Stoke Newington People educated at Hackney Downs School British Zionists Jewish British politicians