LBS community gears up for the 60th Give

London Business School's 60th Give on 19 – 20 March celebrates The Second Sixty, uniting alumni, students, faculty and friends to support the School's future impact and continued excellence.

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From our first alumni to our newest students, from staff and faculty to friends; the entire LBS community is getting ready for the 60th Give on 19/20 March – a giving day themed around the School’s 60th anniversary that will drive our impact in ‘The Second Sixty.’

Dr Bruce Lloyd graduated from London Business School in 1968. He says that LBS has changed beyond recognition, yet it is still unrivalled in its ability to shape the connections and networks that lead to professional progression. He adds, “I’m sorry to say that the challenges you face in the decades ahead appear even greater than they were 60 years ago.”

That’s the reason the 60th Give is so important. Every gift received will be invested in innovative approaches to education and research that are relevant to the evolving challenges of the global business world and will help ensure LBS remains a beacon of excellence for decades.

What’s more, several donors have offered match-funding challenges, so gifts can go twice as far. Take a look at the 60th Give page for more details about the challenges and how to get involved.

London Business School has driven progress on and through business for sixty years. The 60th Give will help build the strong foundations that will shape the next sixty.

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