Raised in the UK, Sarah Sharif is a dual British-American citizen, futurist, author, and speaker based in Manhattan. She is the Founder of Futura Apex Advisory and works in digital health innovation and clinical AI strategy at one of New York's leading health systems. Her debut book, The Future Is Taboo, arrives from Georgetown University Press in 2027. A Vogue Business winner who has spoken at Oxford and the Dubai Future Forum, Sarah is also a budding watercolour painter, an Everest Base Camp trekker, and walks the Great Saunter, all 32 miles round Manhattan's edge in one day, every year.

Born in the UK, NYC financial advisor Euan Wilson combines tax-efficient wealth planning with a love for music, sports, and the outdoors, all while actively avoiding typical finance-bro clichés.

From commanding New York theater stages to starring in independent film and television, Somerset-born actor Ronan Spierenburg discusses his versatile roles, screen acting, and life in the city.

Step inside a thrilling, intimate production of Julius Caesar at The Flea Theater! We review Ensemble Shakespeare Company’s bold new adaptation, featuring raw emotion, modern design, and British actor Joe Staton.

Congratulations to our 2025/26 SGSNY Scholarship recipients on graduating this spring! We celebrate these brilliant scholars across 24 diverse fields of study as they officially join our accomplished alumni network.

Artistic Director Naomi Orange discusses her global journey, the punk-infused creative vision behind Fruit Fly Theatre Company, and how her unique heritage shapes her bold, community-driven approach to storytelling in New York City.

Discover how dedicated SGSNY members braved the rain with the Central Park Conservancy to restore historic cobblestones at Winterdale Arch, capping off a rewarding volunteer day with a community celebration.

In our latest Member Spotlight, meet Matthew Williams, Divisional CFO and SGSNY board member. Discover his journey from UK finance to NYC leadership, his charitable passion, and favorite neighborhood spots.

We are delighted to welcome Bank of America CFO Alastair Borthwick to the SGSNY Advisory Council. Learn more about his distinguished finance career, transatlantic leadership, and support for our community.

British-born baker Noreen Adedeji discusses adapting traditional recipes for American kitchens, the inspiration behind London Oven, and her mission to share the joys of British baking across the Atlantic.

In our latest Member Spotlight, meet Kathleen Tsantes of BritishAmerican Business. Discover how her passion for global diplomacy shapes her work, why she values SGSNY, and her favorite NYC spots.

London-trained director and actor Chloe Champken discusses bridging the gap between the UK and NYC theatre scenes, her work with Crowded Space and Devious Minds, and the thrill of bringing new stories to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Somerset-born actor Joe Staton discusses his debut play, ‘Snazzy’, the history of Butlin’s, and his experience as a British creative in NYC.

Our team took to the streets for the 2026 TD Five Boro Bike Tour! See photos from the day and learn how our riders raised vital funds for SGSNY’s mission.

We celebrated a record-breaking night at The Plaza, raising over $1.2M to support New Yorkers in need. See highlights from our most successful British Ball to date.

SGSNY was proud to honor Alastair Borthwick and Brian Duperreault at the British Ball for their exceptional contributions to business and the Commonwealth.

We are deeply saddened to share the passing of June Briggs, a devoted longtime member whose dedication and support left a lasting impact on the Society.

SGSNY members joined the Billion Oyster Project on Governors Island to help restore New York’s harbor. Learn more about our day of environmental volunteering.

From Glasgow to NYC, Colette Carruthers discusses her career in AI strategy, her love for rugby, and her journey to visiting all 50 U.S. states.

2025 was a year of incredible growth! From record-breaking events to expanded support for seniors and scholars, see how we’ve grown in our visual Year in Review.