Theo Clarke is the Member of Parliament for Stafford, a constituency in the West Midlands of England. Elected in the 2019 General Election, Clarke is a dedicated parliamentarian. She has a passion for representing her constituents and advocating for issues that matter to them.
Bio & Early Life
Theo Clarke was born on 4th August 1985 in Staffordshire. Before entering politics, she worked in international development, focusing on issues such as education, health, and gender equality. This experience gave her a unique perspective on global issues and helped inspire her to pursue a career in public service. Her parents are Sir Charles Mansfield Tobias Clarke, 6th Baronet, and his second wife Teresa de Chair. While she has a younger brother who is the former athlete Sir Lawrence Clarke, the 7th Baronet.
She also has a younger sister named Augusta. Theo has completed her education privately at Downe House School in Newbury, Berkshire. Moreover, she studied Art History at Newcastle University. She started working at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Apart from that she became the co-founder of the Women Association of Arts.
Parliamentary Career
In Parliament, Theo serves on the International Development Committee, the Committees on Arms Export Controls, and Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport. She also chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Women, Peace, and Security, an issue that she is passionate about.
Clarke is known for being a diligent and hard-working MP, regularly attending debates and speaking out on behalf of her constituents. She has been a vocal advocate for increased funding for healthcare and education. Moreover, she works to better infrastructure and support small businesses in her constituency.
Outside of Parliament, Clarke is involved in many local community activities, including volunteering at a food bank and supporting local charities. She is also a keen advocate for the environment and has been working to encourage more sustainable living in Staffordshire.
In her role as a parliamentarian, Clarke has made a significant impact in her constituency and beyond. Her dedication to her constituents and her passion for advocating for issues that matter to them have earned her a reputation as a committed and effective politician.
Net Worth
Theo Clarke is a dedicated and talented MP who has worked hard to represent her constituents and make a positive difference in their lives. With her commitment to public service and her deep roots in the local community. Theo is sure to continue making a significant contribution to politics in Staffordshire and beyond. Her total net worth is estimated at $5 million.
Personal Life
Theo Clark got married to Henry Coram-James. He is the son of John Coram James and The Countess of Harrowby (formerly Caroline Coram James). While he is the stepson of the Earl of Harrowby. In March 2022, she announced that the couple is expecting to have their first child very soon. The couple is also blessed with a daughter in 2022.
Appointment As Prime Ministerial Trade Envoy To Kenya
The appointment of Theo Clarke as Prime Ministerial Trade Envoy to Kenya is a smart move. Clarke brings with her a wealth of experience in international trade. She served as an advisor in the Department for International Development (DFID) and as Director of Strategy.
She will play a key role in strengthening trade relations between the UK and Kenya. Her main objective will be to boost bilateral trade and investment between the two countries. Moreover, she will work closely with the Kenyan government and business community to identify and promote trade.
 As part of her duties, Clarke will engage with various stakeholders in the UK and Kenya. It includes businesses, government officials, trade associations, and non-governmental organizations to promote trade and investment between the two countries.
This appointment is part of the UK government’s broader strategy to deepen its economic ties with African countries. With the UK leaving European Union, is looking to establish closer economic ties with Africa, and in particular with Commonwealth countries.
Endorsed Penny Mordaunt
In July 2022, a highly anticipated Conservative Party leadership election took place. All eyes were on who would be endorsed by prominent party members. One of the most significant endorsements came from Kenneth Clarke, a veteran MP and former Chancellor of the Exchequer. He gave in a lot of his support behind Penny Mordaunt. Clarke’s endorsement came as a surprise to many, who had expected him to back a more centrist candidate. However, Clarke saw something in Mordaunt that he believed would make her the right person to lead the country forward.