Sebastian Cody has been responsible for many network television programmes including the celebrated discussion series, After Dark. In 2010, his company launched ‘InView,’ an online social history of Britain alongside the BFI, BBC, The National Archive and others. Recently he was Associate Producer of the HBO film ‘Top Ten Monks’ and the BBC film ‘The Ballet Master’. 

He has written for many newspapers including The Times and The Guardian and acts as a consultant for companies and NGO’s, such as Universal Music/Decca and IIASA, the international science research organisation where he advised four successive Directors General over the last fifteen years. 

Sebastian has an established track record working with major corporations and organisations in Britain and the EU as an advisor and sounding board to senior leaders, accompanying them as they confront significant professional, leadership, and organisational challenges.

Sebastian is currently Visiting Researcher at the University of Westminster. For more than fifteen years he was a Visitor at the University of Oxford, variously at the Environmental Change Institute at the Oxford University Centre for the Environment, and the Rothermere American Institute. Sebastian was elected a Senior Associate Member of St Antony’s College Oxford in 2004. 

In 2017 he wrote an article for Westminster on the history and possible future of After Dark. 

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