Gina Miller, the founder of wealth management company SCM and Brexit campaigner, has been named the most influential black person in the UK. Miller led the legal case which forced a parliamentary vote on whether Prime Minister Theresa May could trigger Article 50 in the Brexit process. Almost half of those on the 2018 Powerlist, featuring 100 people of African and African Caribbean heritage, were women. Other individuals named include Sharon White, head of Ofcom; Ismail Ahmed, partner in DLA Piper law firm; Ric Lewis CEO of Tristan Capital Partners and Sandra Wallace, founder of money transfer firm, World Remit.
Gina Miller, the founder of wealth management company SCM and Brexit campaigner, has been named the most influential black person in the UK. Miller led the legal case which forced a parliamentary vote on whether Prime Minister Theresa May could trigger Article 50 in the Brexit process. Almost half of those on the 2018 Powerlist, featuring 100 people of African and African Caribbean heritage, were women. Other individuals named include Sharon White, head of Ofcom; Sandra Wallace, partner in DLA Piper law firm; Ric Lewis CEO of Tristan Capital Partners and Ismail Ahmed, founder of money transfer firm, World Remit.