Working in construction disputes in the City of London, I often draw on perspectives shaped during my Cambridge MBA. Through initiatives with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and involvement in international arbitration events, I have seen how contributing to professional communities creates opportunities for learning, collaboration, and growth across the interconnected worlds of engineering, law, and business.
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Author: Daisy Ong'angi
Breaking barriers in construction: Reflections from London International Disputes Week
During London International Disputes Week, Daisy, our Cambridge MBA alumna attended Breaking Barriers – Women in Construction at White & Case LLP. The panel, featuring industry leaders like Rebecca Shorter and Kim Franklin KC, explored the gender disparities in construction and disputes, with women representing only 15% of the workforce and less than 13% of arbitrators globally. The session emphasised the need for equal representation and encouraged women to pursue opportunities, even without meeting 100% of the qualifications. Despite the challenges, the panel highlighted how women are driving change in the industry.
My Future Forum – an MBA alumna returns
Cambridge is one of the most charming places for me in the world, and being that it is more than a year since I graduated from my programme, I was happy to attend MBA Future Forum as an alumna.The forum, which ran from 19-21 June, was a great chance to connect with current students, and […]
Venture capital and African women in business
I had the privilege moderating the Women in Business and Entrepreneurship Panel during the three-day 10th Africa Together Conference organised by the African Society of the University of Cambridge at Jesus College, Cambridge in May 2023. The motto for the conference was Forging Our Path, and it aimed to speak to the sense of agency […]
My Cambridge Venture Project experience: towards a Net Zero future
One of the reasons I chose the MBA at Cambridge Judge Business School was the experiential, collaborative, and practical nature of the Cambridge programme. The Cambridge Venture Project (CVP) that we just concluded this term delivered on that. The CVP, which is an eight week live Case Project in the Michaelmas Term, was a chance […]