Are we as an industry leaving a vast amount of economic potential untapped, simply by adhering to a culture that fails to create a truly equitable and inclusive environment for its talent? In October 2023, Barrington Hibbert Associates in partnership with Schroders Black Network held an event to mark the launch of Navigating the £25bn…
Barrington Hibbert Associates has become the first Black owned European business to become a member of The Association of Executive Search and Leadership Consultants (AESC), the global professional association representing excellence in Executive Search and Leadership Consulting. BHA’s acceptance into AESC was confirmed following a rigorous vetting process which involved various interview with clients, reviewing…
As the highest paying jobs are no longer restrained by location or city, more than a third of Londoner’s are still working remotely and fears around the City of London’s economic recovery are brewing. With unemployment rate’s still lower than pre-COVID levels, employers are struggling to source the highly skilled talent they need. Our CEO, Michael…
Our CEO Michael Barrington-Hibbert took part in a roundtable event hosted by Coutts to celebrate Black Wealth and entrepreneurship. Michael appeared alongside entrepreneurs Antoine Dixon-Bellot, Annabel Ashalley-Anthony, Sharmadean Reid MBE, Edwin Appiah. The full interview is available here
Barrington Hibbert Associates (BHA) has announced a multi-year partnership with up-and-coming British tennis sensation, Paul Jubb. The partnership will see BHA provide financial support to Jubb over the next two years, as he continues to progress his playing career at the highest level of professional tennis and become a mainstay on the ATP Tour. Hull…
Barrington Hibbert Associates has today partnered with the Ipswich Town women’s football team, one of the oldest football clubs in the UK. The initiative is aimed at supporting women’s football by providing sponsorship for bench-wear, warm-up jerseys and substitute coats. The partnership comes as the audience for women’s sport has grown dramatically, with a record 33…
The lack of diversity is one of the biggest challenges facing the legal profession. The greatest barrier to entering the profession for young people is the cost of the course. Barrington Hibbert Associates is proud to partner with UCL Laws to launch a new scholarship for an undergraduate student studying LLB Law. The scholarship is…
By Michael Barrington-Hibbert The role of the Chief Operating Officer (COO) in Investment Banking has changed dramatically in the last three years. Historically, COOs in financial institutions were product aligned and came from operations or finance backgrounds; maintaining balance sheets, headcount and allocating bonus pools were previously the order of the day. Perceived wisdom has…
By Michael Barrington-Hibbert In the many years I have been advising financial services clients on diversity it would appear that a sea change in attitudes has taken place. Driven by the requirements of a global economy and the search for growth beyond traditional regional borders, the benefits and bottom line impact of hiring a diverse…
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As part of an ongoing commitment to tackle socioeconomic diversity in professional and financial services, Barrington Hibbert Associates (BHA) has extended its partnership with the UCL Faculty of Laws to create The Francis Boateng scholarship, a second three-year scholarship that will support an undergraduate student studying LLB Law. Francis Boateng was a participant in the…
Our CEO Michael Barrington-Hibbert was invited to judge the Livery Academy Awards, designed to promote business and entrepreneurial skills among sixth-form pupils. With the quality of the presentations, along with the energy and authenticity of the students taking part stunning everyone in the room, all judges agreed that it was the closest year yet, and…