Entrepreneur &
Humanitarian

Kaiser Khan is a British-born entrepreneur, philanthropist and cultural producer whose career has been defined by two ambitions held in equal measure: producing live experiences at the absolute pinnacle of global entertainment, and quietly directing real resources to people in crisis.

Working alongside AEG Live — the world's largest entertainment company — he has helped stage some of the most ambitious concert productions ever mounted in the UK, from The O2 Arena and Wembley to the MEN Arena. The same instincts that made him effective behind the scenes of This Is It and tours by AR Rahman, Shah Rukh Khan and the Bachchan family carry over into his humanitarian work.

Over two decades in the charity sector — at Christian Aid, Action Against Hunger, the Disasters Emergency Committee and as Founder of World Aid Network — he has helped raise more than £174 million for disaster relief, maternal healthcare and children's welfare. He has worked closely with heads of state, including former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown and royalty across the Middle East.

Recognised by President Bill Clinton. Trusted by the world's most demanding talent. Driven by a simple conviction — that humanity is the faith we share.

As an events producer working alongside AEG Live — entertaining over 160 million guests annually — Kaiser orchestrated cultural moments at an unprecedented scale. From The O2 Arena to Wembley Stadium, his portfolio includes monumental tours for Michael Jackson, AR Rahman, and Bollywood royalty.

In 2009 he was closely involved in preparing Michael Jackson's This Is It residency — fifty sold-out nights at The O2 billed as the King of Pop's final bow. The shows never took place. What remained was a vast, meticulously prepared production and a testament to the scale of what had been intended.

Beyond the stage, Kaiser curated exclusive experiences for the world's most demanding clients — from pre-show luxury receptions to managing access for Middle Eastern royalty, heads of state, and former UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown. Discretion was as important as spectacle.

On the carpet · IIFA Weekend

"After two decades around the world, I had never seen kindness offered so freely by people who had so little."

Despite travelling the globe for over 20 years, it was an impromptu trip to Jakarta, Indonesia in April 2025 that catalysed a profound shift in perspective. Moving between Indonesia, Kuala Lumpur, and Hong Kong, Kaiser ventured into the lesser-seen parts of the country. Witnessing the struggles of remarkably kind people ignited a fierce conviction: with his knowledge, capital, and connections, he could — and must — help.

This pivotal realisation led directly to the founding of the World Aid Network charity in May 2026.

Help A Child Project · hospital visit

As Director of World Animal Rescue Network (WARN), Kaiser helps steer a registered global not-for-profit that funds partner-led animal rescue across 17 countries in South Asia, Southeast Asia, East Africa, Southern Africa and South America.

WARN's work spans street-dog CNVR programmes, wildlife sanctuary capacity for orangutans and pangolins, anti-trafficking operations for parrots and lorises, and community cat welfare. The organisation operates with deliberately low fixed costs — volunteers carry out much of the work — so the maximum share of every donation reaches animals in need.