The Man Behind Brexit: Online Privacy, Business and Backlash in Public Life

26 Mar 2025 • 55 min • EN
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Matthew Elliott joins Elizabeth Oldfield in his first interview since Brexit to talk about how he became the man behind the Brexit campaign and now a champion of social mobility through business. Elliott shares insights into his family's influence, his political awakening, and the principles that have guided his controversial yet impactful career. He offers a candid look inside the Brexit referendum, explaining the complex motivations that drove the Leave campaign and reflecting on the societal divisions it created. 🎟️ Book your ticket for the SACRED LIVE: https://linktr.ee/sacredpodcast 🎙️ Follow The Sacred: linktr.ee/sacredpodcast 📖 Follow Elizabeth Oldfield: www.elizabetholdfield.com/ 💡 Produced by the ‪@thinktanktheos‬ www.theosthinktank.co.uk/ ✍️ Follow Matthew Elliott: https://x.com/matthew_elliott CHAPTERS 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:30 What is Sacred to you? Matthew Elliott Answers 00:02:54 Core Values and Life Mission 00:06:09 Political Perspectives and Pragmatism 00:08:54 Childhood Influences and Political Awakening 00:12:01 The Role of Education in Shaping Beliefs 00:14:54 The Intersection of Personality and Politics 00:18:09 Classical Liberalism and Social Responsibility 00:21:06 Government vs. Corporate Surveillance 00:24:01 The Role of Business in Society 00:26:06 Business and Social Responsibility 00:29:38 Brexit: A Journey of Skepticism and Change 00:36:14 The Role of Business in Society 00:43:43 Navigating Public Life and Backlash Keywords: Brexit, politics, personal values, data privacy, classical liberalism, social responsibility, corporate ethics, government surveillance, community, public policy, business, social responsibility, Brexit, polarization, Jobs Foundation, employment, community, public life, skepticism, social good

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