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Oct 23, 2026

Jay FrostHOST
0:34
My guest today is Suzanne Ehlers, CEO and Executive Director of USA for UNHCR, the nonprofit organization mobilizing American philanthropy in support of the UN Refugee Agency and millions of people forced to flee their homes around the world.
Jay FrostHOST
0:51
Suzanne's journey has taken her from growing up in Texas to Cornell University, the Peace Corps in the Central African Republic, and leadership roles at Population Action International and the Malala Fund before assuming her current role.
Jay FrostHOST
1:05
Along the way, she's developed strong convictions about the power of curiosity, compassion, and human connection, and what it takes to lead organizations tackling some of the world's most difficult challenges.
Jay FrostHOST
1:17
We begin with how the values she learned growing up helped shape a lifetime of service and a remarkable career in international
Mark FrancisHOST
8:46
In the Daily Mail, Alison Boshoff writes, The big gesture still begs the question as to what a donation of 100% of proceeds from her brand's jam and tea sales... might in fact amount to.
Mark FrancisHOST
8:56
The answer seems to be a truly modest amount, even a generous extrapolation from the only available data suggests a day of proceeds from tea and jam will add around £1,900 to the Malala Fund coffers.
Mark FrancisHOST
9:08
That wouldn't even cover those arrestingly wide white Ralph Lauren trousers Meghan wore to the Mayfair Hotel.
Mark FrancisHOST
9:14
Think of her long-forgotten 40x40 initiative, or one-off visits to women's refuges.
Claudia ChanGUEST
35:55
We're all like we're all babies in the beginning of She Summit, She Global.
Claudia ChanGUEST
36:00
And I mean, Shiza, who who basically like was a CEO of Malala Fund and then like eventually created Our Place, which is the culinary cookware company, which has become so beautiful.
Claudia ChanGUEST
36:10
I'm so proud of her.
Claudia ChanGUEST
36:11
Like Shiza was still like we were all just babies, you know.
Mark FrancisHOST
6:59
There was a genuine charitable hook.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:01
A daze as ever jammed proceeds to the Malala Fund, but even the good deed came with a shop link.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:08
Then on Thursday, the real campaign, Harry and Meghan's first joint public engagement since the return in Nottingham, and not just anywhere in Nottingham, but the city where they first charmed the country back in 2017, in a sea of Union Jacks, newly engaged and adored.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:22
The symbolism was not subtle.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:47
The celebrity photographer chose The Temptations' My Girl as the soundtrack for the clip, which appeared on her Instagram stories.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:54
It followed posts supporting International Day of the Girl, including an announcement about her partnership with the Malala Fund and a sweater collaboration supporting mums offering more.
Mark FrancisHOST
8:04
In October of 2025, Prince Harry was a guest on Hasan Minhaj Doesn't Know and said, parents can do whatever they want, but from what I've seen, what I've heard, what I've experienced is you should be really, really worried, concerned and cautious about putting photographs of your kids online.
Mark FrancisHOST
8:21
Charles Spencer has reportedly offered Harry and Meghan a permanent place to stay on the Althorp Estate, rent-free.
Paula FroelichHOST
13:37
Invictus still has a massive £22 million gap to fill in funding.
Paula FroelichHOST
13:44
As Ever, the sales are not great, and this, I, I believe the, um, the thing she did with Malala where she said, "On International Girls' Day, we will do all sales 100% will go towards Malala Fund," but the math has been done and that's around $2,000.
Paula FroelichHOST
14:08
I mean, just-
Jacki VauseGUEST
14:10
If that
Kinsey SchofieldHOST
21:07
We'd gone through the mourning process, so this must be a resurrection.
Kinsey SchofieldHOST
21:10
And Meghan's lifestyle brand, as ever 100% of net proceeds from As Ever jams and teas went to Mala- the Malala Fund to support free, safe, and quality education for girls one day only.
Rupert BellHOST
21:24
Yeah.
Kinsey SchofieldHOST
21:24
So how much was that?
Mark FrancisHOST
6:55
Now, who told photographers she was going to be there, I wonder? But how fortunate they were to record the event as it polishes Meghan's battered credentials as a do-gooder and a decent person, and just as well she was camera-ready in her 26,000 pound outfit and a Chanel bag.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:13
Meghan is donating a day's net proceeds from As Ever's jam and tea sales to the Malala Fund.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:18
She announced the partnership on Instagram, sharing photographs of the two having tea and scones at Claridge's.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:24
Meghan explained, This International Day of the Girl, in partnership with Archwell Philanthropies, 100% of net proceeds from As Ever jams and teas will support Malala Fund and its vital work to ensure that every girl has access to free, safe, quality education.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:40
She finished the post with, Tea for two has never felt so good.
Mark FrancisHOST
7:43
Shop at asever.com.
Alison BoshoffGUEST
2:07
She loves you not to know what she's doing.
Alison BoshoffGUEST
2:09
And then, you know, when I rang up, um, somebody on the team and I said, "What's going on with Malala? I'm presuming this is, you know, in advance of making an announcement that she's doing some kind of collaboration with Malala's, you know, either the Malala Fund or something else." "No, no, no, just friends having tea." Idiot here writes it, and of course then, you know, a day later they brief to People Magazine that, oh, actually they're going to, you know, she's gonna donate the net proceeds from her tea and, uh, and jam to, uh, for one day.
Alison BoshoffGUEST
2:43
[laughs] To the Day Of The Girl.
Alison BoshoffGUEST
2:46
So yeah.
Brian SparkesHOST
29:24
Mm-hmm.
Mathias BiilmannGUEST
29:24
Like, the Malala Foundation, Sequoia Capital and so on.
Mathias BiilmannGUEST
29:27
And, and I was actually still the only technologist building and operating the whole product, which we tried to avoid telling, [laughs] telling those customers.
Brian SparkesHOST
29:35
So I gotta ask, I gotta ask you right there.

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