News Apprenticeships

Chartered ABS statement on leadership and management apprenticeships

Read our response to the Government's announcements on funding for Level 3, 5, and 7 leadership and management apprenticeships.

16th March 2026

Fellows

Chartered ABS Fellowships are awarded to individuals who have made an outstanding and sustained contribution to our mission to provide support for the UK's business schools. Fellows are nominated from academia and from those we engage from fields such as industry and public policy.

The Chartered ABS Fellows are:

  • Professor Georgina Andrews

  • Professor Sir George Bain

  • Dr Emm Barnes

  • Lord Bilimoria of Chelsea CBE, DL

  • Professor Robert Blackburn

  • Professor Alistair Bruce

  • Professor Julia Clarke

  • Professor Simon Collinson

  • Professor Sue Cox

  • Professor Dame Sandra Dawson

  • Janine Ellis

  • Professor Sally Everett CMBE

  • Professor Jerry Forrester

  • Professor Arthur Francis

  • Dr Andrew Glanfield

  • Joe Hall

  • Adam Harper

  • Professor Jane Harrington

  • Professor Mark Hart

  • Dr Maria Hussain CMBE

  • Professor Mike Jackson OBE

  • Sandra Kerr CBE

  • Anne Kiem OBE

  • Professor Angus Laing

  • Professor Debra Leighton

  • Professor Andy Lock

  • Professor Peter McKiernan

  • Professor Timothy Mescon

  • Helen Miller

  • Stuart Miller

  • Dr Cathy Minett-Smith

  • Professor Huw Morris

  • James Norman

  • Professor Michael Osbaldeston OBE

  • Michelle Ovens CBE

  • Professor Andrew Pettigrew

  • Ann Ridley

  • Professor John Saunders

  • Professor Adam Shore

  • Jonathan Slack

  • Professor David Sweeney CBE

  • Professor Howard Thomas

  • Professor Robin Wensley

  • Paula Whitehouse

  • Professor Jean Woodall

  • Professor Baback Yazdani

  • Rt Hon The Lord Young of Graffham CH

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