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LONDON, April 1, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- What does it mean to be Black British? Diane Louise Jordan, of Blue Peter and Songs of Praise, is organising a mass collection of stories from all over the United Kingdom over the next couple of years. The Making of Black Britain is set to be the UK's biggest ever audio and digital gathering exercise. It will be a living public oral history archive, inviting every class, colour, and creed, from generation to generation, to share their story, exploring Black British history and present-day experiences. She is being supported by a host of celebrities and dignitaries, including Mica Paris, Levi Roots, Ben Elton, Trevor Phillips, Benjamin Zephaniah, David Akinsaya, Marverine Cole, Michelle Gayle, Paterson Joseph, Colin Salmon, Rachel Adedeji, Jahmene Douglas, George the Poet, John Leslie, Anthea Turner, Alex Wheatle, Lord Hastings, Baroness Lola Young, Dame Fiona Reynolds, Professor Gus John, Munir Miza, Angie La Mar, Angie Greaves, Ashely John-Baptiste, Lemn Sissay OBE, Dominique Samuels, Kwame Kwei-Armah and Tim Vincent, and the launch last night March 31st at St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, was a star studded event and huge success.

OAKLAND, Calif., March 29, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Poets&Quants For Undergrads, the leading news source for undergraduate business education, has released its seventh annual "Best & Brightest Business Majors" feature, which honors 100 of the most accomplished seniors who majored in fields like finance, marketing, operations, and human resources.

"It was difficult for the judges to pick a final three based on the quality of submissions we received," says Doug Villhard, academic director for entrepreneurship at Washington University."In the end the judges appear to have been drawn to what is commonly referred to as the "triple bottom line" -- profit, people, and planet. All three finalists have profit potential, but they are also good for people and/or the planet."

"We stay on top of the latest global business trends, and upgrade our curriculum accordingly," said Dr. Anne B. Kerr, president of Florida Southern College.