Senior Research FellowSaïd Business School
Bridget Kustin is an economic anthropologist (PhD, Johns Hopkins University) and Director of Ownership Project 2.0: Private Capital Owners and Impact, a global research initiative at Oxford Saïd on single family offices. Previously she was Qualitative Research Lead of The Ownership Project at Oxford Saïd, a global study of billion-dollar family businesses. Bridget was a World Economic Forum Council for Development Finance Fellow, National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow, Fulbright Scholar to Bangladesh, and Islamic finance consultant to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Islamic Relief Worldwide. She serves on finance & innovation advisory boards and is a Fellow of the Skoll Centre at Oxford Saïd, where she teaches Capitalism in Debate, Racial Capitalism, and Strategies for Impact. In 2022, she was awarded a Skoll Centre Accelerator Grant to fund a conference, "Wealth Management's New Imperatives," for private client professionals, wealth-holders, and civil society.