David Meller

As of 2018, Meller "helps run his family's company", the Meller Group, a luxury goods company. In 2013, he was chairman of the Meller Group, a cosmetics firm.

Meller received a CBE in the 2018 new year's honours list.

In May 2015, Meller sold a 10,000  sq  ft six-storey Grade II listed Arts and Crafts-style brick house at 79 Mount Street, Mayfair, London to the Qatari royal family for £40 million.

In June 2013, Meller joined the Department for Education as a non-executive board member. He also served as chair of the Apprenticeship Ambassadors Network and co-chair of the Apprenticeship Delivery Board from January 2016.

He set up the Meller Educational Trust, which runs four schools and a university technical college, and served as chair of the National Apprenticeship Ambassador Network and the Apprenticeship Delivery Board. In 2013, he was the "main backer" of a new school opening that autumn in Elstree.

In 1987, Meller was the joint chief executive of Julius A. Meller Ltd of London, a "diversified manufacturing company", from which his father had retired. The company was founded by his grandfather, Julius Aaron Meller.

On 24 October 1987, Meller married Wendy Susan Frumkes, the daughter of Herbert M. Frumkes of New York, president of Tradex Brokerage Service Inc, at New York's Metropolitan Club, with Rabbi Ronald B. Sobel officiating.

David Robert Meller CBE (born December 1959) is a British businessman, and the sponsor of an academy trust, and a member of the Department for Education's board of directors, until the scandal surrounding the Presidents Club, of which he was the joint chairman, led to his resignation in January 2018.

David Robert Meller was born in December 1959. He is the son of Percival Meller (1919-2016), and his wife Anita. He has a brother, Michael Meller.