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Schillings founder Keith Schilling has been elected an Honorary Fellow of Jesus College, Oxford, one of the highest honours conferred by the College's Governing Body.
The Fellowship recognises alumni, former members, associates and friends of the College who have achieved distinction in public or professional life. Keith founded Schillings in 1984 and has spent more than four decades at the forefront of reputation, privacy and security law. Keith's award recognises innovation in legal services.
Widely regarded as a pioneer of modern privacy protection in England and Wales, he has also led the development of Schillings' multidisciplinary approach, bringing together expertise in law, intelligence, investigations, communications and security to help clients navigate complex and often high-profile challenges.
The College announced Keith's election alongside a distinguished group of new Honorary Fellows drawn from academia, public life,the arts and technology. Jesus College Principal Lindsay Skoll said the new Fellows had been elected in recognition of their "distinguished careers, public achievement, and outstanding contribution to society".
Congratulations to Keith on this well-deserved recognition.
Read more about Jesus College's newly elected Honorary Fellows.
