OXFORD AFRICA BUSINESS FORUM
14 & 15 March 2025
Africa's Growth Trajectory: Globalization vs. Domestic Collaboration
Dive into the heart of Africa's dynamic business landscape at the annual Oxford Africa Business Forum, a premier event jointly orchestrated by the visionary minds of MBA students and esteemed faculty at the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School and Oxford Africa Business Alliance. From captivating keynote addresses to engaging panel discussions, this Forum serves as a nexus for industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and scholars to explore innovative strategies, forge impactful partnerships, and address the continent's most pressing economic challenges. With a focus on fostering sustainable growth, driving social impact, and unlocking untapped potential, the Forum offers a platform where ideas flourish, connections thrive, and opportunities abound. Join us as we chart the course for Africa's economic transformation and redefine the future of business on the world stage.
The 16th annual Forum will be delivered in-person on 14 & 15 March 2025 with a Gala dinner on the evening of 14 March at one of Oxford University’s historic colleges. All sessions will be live-streamed.
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400+ In-person Audience
30+ Speakers
Keynote & panel sessions
400+ In-person Audience 30+ Speakers Keynote & panel sessions
Hosted By
The Africa Forum is led by the University of Oxford’s Saïd Business School’s and the Oxford Africa Business Alliance which is a partnership between our faculty, students and alumni at Saïd Business School.
An Unforgettable Oxford Experience
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Hosted on Friday, 14 March, join as at our Gala dinner where we dine in the exquisite halls of Balliol College, one of the oldest and most traditional Oxford Colleges.
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A series of high-level panels, inviting trailblazers across the continent to share insights for actionable change, held on over 2 days at Saïd Business School, Oxford.
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Unwind after our thrilling 2-day Forum. Let loose to the sounds of Africa where DJ’s take us on a soulful journey through Afrobeats, Amapiano, and all your favourite Oxford classics.
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