Clive Marks

Clive recently retired from his practice as a Chartered Accountant. As Chairman of the London College of Music he moved it to the University of West London (formerly Thames Valley University, where he was a Governor).

In 1999 he received a Coventry Peace Prize in connection with peace and reconciliation. He was closely involved with Cambodia (after Pol Pot), in connection with unexploded anti-personnel mines. He lectures on contemporary music and is presently directing a large website for World ORT: The Holocaust and European music, 1933–1953.