According to The Economic Times, the New Delhi event will also feature major business figures including Marriott International chief executive Anthony Capuano and Boston Consulting Group chief executive Christoph Schweizer. This comes after a planning victory for Mr Johnson at his Brightwell Manor in the village of Brightwell, near Wallingford. In June, Mr Johnson was also given permission by the authority to remove the willow and two ash trees from the gardens. Plans also cover two ash trees: a smaller ash suffering from ash dieback and a larger multi‑stemmed tree described as being “too big for the location and [which] shades a new patio area”. Mr Johnson was first elected Conservative MP for Henley in 2001, serving until he stood down in 2008 after winning the London mayoral election.