Distinguished Speakers Series

Tony Blair, British Prime Minister (1997-2007) delivers a speech at London Business School outlining the Labour Government's immigration strategy, adding that although immigration is essential to the UK economy, citing historical precedent and the need for access to skilled workers and professionals, "we will neither be 'Fortress Britain', nor will we be an open house."

Iconic business identity, and former Chairman and CEO of GE tells London Business School students to be bold, speak with candour and build great teams to succeed in the future corporate careers.

As president and chief operating officer of The Coca-Cola Company, Muhtar Kent oversees all operations of the business, including Bottling Investments.

Microsoft Corporation CEO Steve Ballmer shares his insights into leadership and the future of technology, and gives a demonstration of Surface (PixelSense), the company's interactive touch computing platform.

Entrepreneurship, social issues, adventure, the environment and space travel are on the agenda at a Q&A session with Sir Richard Branson, Founder and Chairman of the Virgin Group.

A presentation by the former US Vice President at London Business School, entitled 'Earth in the Balance Sheet: Creating a new paradigm for the Environment, Investment and Sustainability'.

Former US President Bill Clinton talks about the need for individuals to hold a worldview - and in his case - the need to move to a more integrated world with shared responsibilities, values, and a sense of belonging which crosses lines of division.

Back in 1999, Microsoft founder and CEO Bill Gates spoke to London Business School about business and societal opportunities in the next 10 years with the emergence of the internet and digital technologies.