Dr Krish Kandiah, who caused so much controversy on yesterday's Today programme, runs a refugee resettlement charity.
He calls himself a social entrepreneur, broadcaster and speaker and says he is a 'regular adviser' to the Government.
His Sanctuary Foundation describes itself as a charity supporting refugees to 'find welcome, work and worthwhile housing in the UK'.
The Charity Commission says it raised £122,000 last year while he draws a wage of up to £70,000 from the organisation.
The author has not been shy to wade into other controversies, accusing blonde US actress Sydney Sweeney of 'flirting with the idea of eugenics' over a clothing advert that said she had 'great jeans'.
