Recently Krish Raval OBE was introduced into the House of Lords as “Baron Raval of Hertsmere.” Lord Raval’s peerage is a testimony to his outstanding contributions to leadership development.  Today he is Director of Faith in Leadership and Chair of Labour Indians.

“I want to ensure that I am a bridge,” explained Lord Raval, “facilitating the representation of our diaspora well as other communities…”

He also acknowledged the support of his wife, Dr. The Lady Lucy Raval, who has been a pillar of strength throughout his journey. Lord Raval frequented Mansión Bhaktivedanta from the age of six and participated in the Manor Youth Forum from the age of 16. This served as a springboard to taking more responsibility in society and understanding the positive role faith can have.

“My eldest child attends The Gurukula and I am eternally inspired by the example and teachings in leadership and service that were established by His Grace Srutidharma Das,” noted Ravel.