Contents
24
Interviews
16
Wayne Hector
20
Tom Ilube
24
Rio Ferdinand
34
Lord Hastings
50
Yvonne Ike
54
Penny McDonald
64
Aicha McKenzie
68
Sonita Alleyne
68
Features
78
Most Powerful Family
Justin Onyeka meets the Casely-Hayfords
84
Boardrooms must be more representative
Sandra Kerr, the National Director of Race for Opportunity, on why companies
need to change at the top
86
REACH
Panel searching for role models explains what they are looking for
90
Africa
Stephen Williams on why the continent of Africa looks so exciting as an
100 emerging economy
96
Nigeria
Michael Eboda looks at the new Nigeria and predicts big things if they can
sort out some problems
100
Up n Coming
Ade Alasi talks to some young entrepreneurs about their vision for the future
104
Christopher Childs
If you’re looking for a great suit, Chris is your man. Ade Alasi explains why
106
Very Important Bags
Ade Alasi on the accessory every woman wants to get right
108
Lifestyle
108 Michelle Ogundehin reveals to Ade Alasi the hippest places to shop at, eat in
and buy furniture from
114
Favourites
Powerlist people talk about some of their favourite things
118
Jamaica
Michael Eboda visits the Land of Wood and Water
124
Politics of Obama
Skills Minister David Lammy explains the real significance of Barack
124
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