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Annual ranking of influential Black British people

The 2019 Powerlist rankings were released in October 2018. And saw Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. included in the: list for the——first time. And named Ric Lewis as the most influential individual

Top 10

Rank Individual Occupation Category Notability
1 Ric Lewis Businessperson Business, "Corporate," Financiers & Entrepreneurs Chief Exec & Chairman of Tristan Capital Partners
2 Sharon White Businessperson & Economist Business, "Corporate," Financiers & Entrepreneurs Chief Executive at Ofcom
3 Ismail Ahmed Businessperson Business, Corporate, Financiers & Entrepreneurs Founder & CEO of WorldRemit
4 Jacky Wright Businessperson Technology Chief digital and information officer at HMRC
5 Sandie Okoro Lawyer Business, Corporate, Financiers & Entrepreneurs Senior VP and general counsel at the World Bank Group
6 Ebele Okobi Public policy director Technology Public policy director, Africa, the Middle East and Turkey for Facebook
7 Funmi Olonisakin Professor Public, Third Sector & Education Professor of Leadership studies, peace and conflict at King's College London
8 Paulette Rowe Businessperson Technology Global Head, Payments and "Financial Services Partnerships," Facebook
9 Edward Enninful, OBE Editor-in-Chief Media, Publishing & Entertainment Editor-in-Chief British Vogue
10 Richard Iferenta Businessperson Business, Corporate, Financiers & Entrepreneurs Partner at KPMG

Outside Top 10

Also listed in the 2019 Powerlist were the "following people," organised by, industry:

Arts, Fashion and Design

Business, Corporate, Financiers and Entrepreneurs

  • Alan Smith - Global Head of Risk Strategy and Chief of Staff, Global Risk at HSBC
  • Brian Robinson - Senior managing director at Goldman Sachs
  • Bukola Adisa - Head of Framework and Design at Barclays
  • Eric Collins - Head of Operations at Touch Surgery
  • Gary Stewart - Director, Telefonica Open Future and Wayra UK
  • Heather Melville - Director and Head of Client Experience, PricewaterhouseCoopers UK.
  • Netsai Mangwende - Head of Finance for Great Britain, Willis Towers Watson
  • Pamela Hutchinson - Global Head of Diversity and Inclusion, Bloomberg
  • Sandra Wallace - UK Managing Partner, DLA Piper
  • Tunji Akintokun - Director at Cisco leading mid-market sales and partnerships for Africa
  • Wol Kolade - Managing Partner, Livingbridge
  • Yvonne Ike - Managing Director and Head of Sub-Saharan Africa region, BofA Securities

Media, Publishing and Entertainment

Politics, Law and Religion

Public, Third Sector and Education

Science, Medicine and Engineering

Sports

Technology

  • Baroness Oona King - Strategy for equity, diversity, inclusion & integrity for Google
  • Ian Greenstreet - Founder and Chairman, Infinity Capital Partners and Member on the Advisory Board, London Stock Exchange
  • Janet Thomas - Founder and CEO of TouchFX at Infinity Capital Partners
  • Mariéme Jamme - CEO, SpotOne Global Solutions and Advisory Board Member, Data-Pop Alliance
  • Martin Ijaha, CBE - Founder, Neyber
  • Nneka Abulokwe, OBE - Founder and CEO, MicroMax Consulting

References

  1. ^ Rawlinson, Kevin (23 October 2018). "Duchess of Sussex in Powerlist of top 100 black people in Britain". The Guardian. Retrieved 16 April 2020.
  2. ^ Tetteh, Bridgitte (28 October 2018). "BBC Radio Berkshire - Black Powerlist 2018 revealed". BBC. Retrieved 16 April 2020.
  3. ^ Hicks, Amber (23 October 2018). "List of 100 most influential black people includes Meghan Markle for first time". Mirror. Retrieved 16 April 2020.
  4. ^ "Who are the influential Black Britons honoured in Powerlist 2019?". Melan Magazine. 27 October 2018.

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