• Faustina Anyanwu
• Africa
• Africa news
• October 13, 2026
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Chantelé Carrington joins ACG board to drive African sports and entertainment infrastructure

Prior to her role at Invest Africa, Carrington spent several years in top-tier executive leadership at PwC UK, where she served as Strategic International Markets Leader and Chief Operating Officer of PwC UK’s Africa Business Group. Her career has centered on navigating multi-jurisdictional trade structures, infrastructure deals, and cross-border investment flows.

• Faustina Anyanwu
• Activism
• Black British
• June 20, 2024
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Stephen Lawrence Day: Baroness Doreen Lawrence OBE to issue certificates to 44 successful Black Entrepreneurs at SOAS 

Black British Initiative celebrates the first swathe of graduates of its MBA 30 program in partnership with Baroness Doreen Lawrence’s Stephen Lawrence Day Foundation and SOAS, University of London at today’s Graduation Ceremony.

Among the recipients is, Patrick Hutchinson – the social justice hero, personal trainer and children’s coach, who received global attention when he carried an injured counter-protestor to safety during a Black Lives Matter demonstration in London.

• Faustina Anyanwu
• business
• Entrepreneurship
• May 24, 2024
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BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund Winner Announced!

Chopova Lowena, the brainchild of Emma Chopova and Laura Lowena, is the winner of the 2024 BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund. Established in 2008, the prestigious award provides £150,000 to support the growth of a promising British fashion label, along with invaluable pro-bono business mentoring and professional services.

• Faustina Anyanwu
• business
• business news
• November 22, 2023
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• 8 minutes Read

LSB Ethnic minority business lending Report: Bridging the Finance Gap 

This report by the Lending Standards Board presents considerations for firms as they look to address challenges relating to access and inclusion for ethnic minority-led businesses. Systemic and structural changes need to be considered to address issues of access and inclusion, and traditional industry standards have so far perpetuated an exclusive lending model that fails to match the requirements of a diverse and evolving UK economy.