Eva Omaghomi

First-Ever Director of Community Engagement Advisor to King Charles III, Founder of Forster Jones & Associates & Advisor to the King’s Trust Global Ambassador’s Group

Eva Omaghomi’s Biography:

Eva Omaghomi is a leading authority on diversity, equity and inclusion, best known as the first-ever Director of Community Engagement Advisor to King Charles III. Eva has shaped how one of the world’s most influential institutions connects with diverse communities, delivering pioneering initiatives that elevate underrepresented voices. From spearheading the Windrush 75 Portraits Project to leading large-scale cultural engagement programmes, Eva’s work demonstrates the power of inclusive leadership in action. Her unique perspective, formed at the highest levels of public life, makes her a compelling and credible speaker for organisations seeking meaningful cultural change.

Eva began her career as a Press Officer at the Greater London Authority, contributing to the London 2012 Olympic bid and gaining early experience in strategic communications and public engagement. She joined the Royal Household in a similar capacity and quickly advanced to Assistant Communications Secretary to the then Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall. Progressing to Deputy Communications Secretary and later Director of Community Engagement, Eva oversaw Buckingham Palace’s engagement strategy. She played key roles in globally significant moments, including Royal weddings and the funeral of Nelson Mandela, while also launching initiatives such as the first Lunar New Year celebration at the Palace and the Coronation Food Project.

Eva’s influence extends beyond the Royal Household through a range of advisory and leadership roles. She is the founder of Forster Jones & Associates, a strategic communications consultancy, and serves as Advisor to the Board at Untold Studios and National Commissioner for The Independent Commission on Community and Cohesion. Eva also advises The King’s Trust Global Ambassadors Group, where she established the Global Gala and Africa Group. Her contributions have been recognised with the Woman of Impact in Africa Award from ARISE News.

Alongside her formal roles, Eva has worked with global organisations and high-profile figures, including Apple, Google and Idris Elba. As co-chair of SXSW London, she plays a key role in shaping conversations around culture, innovation and inclusion. Eva’s work reflects a deep commitment to building bridges across communities and fostering collaboration at scale, reinforcing her reputation as a trusted voice in global engagement and inclusive leadership.

Why Hire Eva Omaghomi?

Eva delivers powerful, insight-driven talks that equip organisations to lead inclusively in complex, high-pressure environments. Drawing on experience advising at the highest levels of public life, she translates global engagement strategies into practical actions for businesses. Her sessions explore cultural intelligence, stakeholder trust and meaningful representation, offering audiences clear frameworks for driving change. With a dynamic delivery style and first-hand insight into globally significant events, Eva engages audiences across sectors, leaving them with actionable strategies to strengthen inclusion, leadership and long-term organisational impact.

Eva Omaghomi’s Career Highlights:

Here are some of the key milestones that define Eva Omaghomi’s remarkable career in community and engagement:

• 2026 – Winner of the Woman of Impact in Africa Award from ARISE News
• 2025 – Advisor to the King’s Trust Global Ambassador’s Group
• 2025 – National Commissioner, The Independent Commission on Community & Cohesion
• 2025 – Advisor to the Board, Untold Studios
• 2025 – Founder, Forster Jones & Associates
• 2022 – Director of Community Engagement to King Charles
• 2021 – Director of Community Engagement, The Household of THR The Prince of Wales & The Duchess of Cornwall
• 2019 – Senior Strategic Advisor for the Commonwealth, The Prince’s Trust
• 2013 – Deputy Communications Secretary to The Prince of Wales
• 2010 – Minister of Religion, Christian Church
• 2008 – Assistant Communications Secretary to The Prince of Wales
• 2007 – Press Officer, The Household of THR The Prince of Wales & The Duchess of Cornwall
• 2004 – Press Officer, Greater London Authority