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The winners of this year’s Black British Business Awards (BBBA) have been announced. 

Oxford MBA students Erin Reelick and Barnabé Delarze represented the dark blues.

Oxford MBA student Peter Chauvel has excelled by gaining a unique internship at X, The Moonshot Factory – formerly Google X.

Oxford MBA Prince Nnamdi Ekeh, has graced the cover of the March 2022 issue of Forbes Africa magazine.

Former MBA student, Chukwuka Monye, shares his dreams for his country and continent, and heralds the next generation of Africans

Ahead of her Oxford Saïd International Women’s Day event, we caught up with renowned chef and social entrepreneur Asma Khan.

Mark O’Brien, Director for the newly-launched Oxford Healthcare Leadership Programme, is under no illusions about the challenges it is looking to address.

Oxford Executive MBA student Adam Blanshay is a co-producer of the forthcoming Moulin Rouge.

Oxford MBA alumnus, producer and director, Stephen Robert Morse acknowledged his Saïd Business School education after his latest film was nominated for an Emmy.

BeeBank & Brokerage won the Kellogg-Morgan Stanley Sustainable Investing Challenge and finished second among 126 teams in the Climate Investing Challenge

Ideas to Impact (i2i) alumna, Sofia D’Abrantes, shares her experience with the programme.

Rajiv Joshi discusses the creation of The B Team, world scale challenges and his advice for MBA candidates

CalPERS is one of the largest asset owners in the world. Director Anne Simpson discusses responsible business, sustainable investments and climate change.

Nicola Green discusses her retrospective exhibition, ‘A Witness to Power’

UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin on fairness, competition, and keeping in touch with reality

Dean Peter Tufano interviews Intesa Sanpaolo’s Gian Maria Gros-Pietro

Professor Andrew Stephen talks to Syl Saller, Diageo’s Chief Marketing and Innovation Officer

President Mokgweetsi Masisi explains why he believes the country is Africa’s shining star.

We interview Programme Director Tim Cullen and Tutor Paul Fisher about one of Oxford Saïd’s oldest executive education programmes

Josie Powell talked to Dolika Banda about Africa’s destructive tendencies and potential, the gaps that leaders need to fill.