Circular business models: How to make more money by selling less stuff with Gerrard Fisher of QSA Partners
I’ll be sharing examples of businesses – from local to global – that make more money with circular business models without having to make new products.
Join the session to learn about how you can get started in your business.
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B4 would like to welcome: Suzie Mills, CEO, Director & Co-Founder...
As the CEO, Director and one of the Co-Founders of Oxygen, Suzie Mills brings over 20 years of marketing expertise, combining a passion for purpose with a proven track record of creating impactful brand stories.
Platinum Quarterly Speaker: Simon Lacey
Blenheim Palace plays host to the first B4 Platinum Quarterly on Wednesday 26th February when our guest speaker will be Simon Lacey.
B4 Welcomes MOTION3
Welcome to B4, Chris Smith and the team from MOTION3, a video agency near Oxford that specialises in creating high-impact visual content for businesses and organisations.
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Glorious – Peter Quilter
This is a play about the true story of Florence Foster Jenkins, a 1940’s American socialite, often referred to as “the World’s worst singer”!
OBS2026 Gold Sponsors’ Dinner Brings Oxfordshire’s Business Community Together at Keble...
Oxfordshire’s business community gathered in the Great Hall at Keble College for the OBS2026 Gold Sponsors’ Dinner — an evening that set the tone for this year’s Oxfordshire Business Summit (OBS2026) at Blenheim Palace this May.
Building Better Businesses: How Values, Culture and Purpose Shape Positive Impact
Hosted by Better Business Ecosystem lead Grant Hayward, B4 Members gathered to explore what it truly means to run a “better business” — one that creates meaningful impact for employees, customers, communities and the wider world. The discussion examined how organisational values, mission-driven thinking and workplace culture shape the way businesses operate and grow. Please see link at the foot of the article to a report from new B4 Members, Designed by Oxygen, which was referenced by Suzie Mills during the session.


