Dr Titilola Banjoko appointed Chair of the North West London Primary Care Provider Collaborative

NWL PCPC is a newly established Community Interest Company bringing together primary care provider organisations across North West London. Its members collectively serve more than two million people and represent the majority of general practice delivered at scale across the region. The Collaborative has been established to strengthen the collective voice of primary care, support greater collaboration between providers and help shape the development of services across North West London. 

Titilola brings more than 20 years of leadership experience across the NHS, global health and the voluntary sector. Most recently, she was Deputy Chief Integration and Primary Care Officer and Director of Joint Commissioning at NHS Surrey and Sussex ICB, where her responsibilities included primary care, neighbourhood health, community services, urgent care and population health. She also supported the establishment of the Sussex Primary Care Provider Collaborative. Previously, Titilola was Executive Managing Director of Brighton & Hove CCG, where she led a place-based health system and worked closely with local government and other partners.  

Alongside her NHS career, she has extensive board and governance experience. She chairs the International Rescue Committee (IRC) UK and sits on the global board of IRC, she is Chair of Foundation for Women’s Health, Research and Development (FORWARD) and a Trustee of the Global Health Partnership. She has also held advisory roles with the World Health Organization. 

Speaking about her appointment, Titilola said: 

“I am delighted to be joining the North West London Primary Care Provider Collaborative as its inaugural Chair. The Collaborative offers a real opportunity to bring primary care providers together across North West London, building on existing expertise and relationships. By working collectively, we can strengthen primary care’s voice and influence and connect neighbourhood priorities with system-level decision-making. Working with partners, we can innovate, reduce inequalities, and deliver more integrated care closer to home. I look forward to working with colleagues to ensure we continue to serve our diverse communities across North West London.”