We were thrilled to host the “Bridging Opportunities & Industry Resources: Investment Management June Network Event” at Cambridge Judge Business School, organised by myself and Kelly Lui, as leaders of the Cambridge Investment Management SIG. The event was also in collaboration with the Cambridge Chinese Students & Scholars Association (CSSA) Entrepreneurship Division, Cambridge Emerging Market […]
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A powerful launchpad – my MBA at Cambridge
Pivoting from a career in capital markets to launching my own start up has been both bold and deeply fulfilling. The fast paced deal making and pressure tested decision-making I developed in finance have translated seamlessly into the entrepreneurial world. But it was through the MBA that I truly connected with a deeper purpose, exploring […]
MBA and motherhood
Where do I start? That’s the daily voice in my head with mom’s brain and most possibly how I start this too. Motherhood is messy and most of the time confusing. But pursuing my MBA at Cambridge while navigating pregnancy and new motherhood has taught me that we’re capable of far more than we imagine. […]
Cambridge India Business Dialogue 2025
On 31 May, the Cambridge India Business Dialogue 2025 will bring together policymakers, thought leaders, innovators and changemakers at the University of Cambridge, Judge Business School, to engage in profound discussions on India’s dynamic journey through technological, social and economic shifts as it continues to position itself as a global leader. Before I began my […]
Warner Music trek with the CAMSE – an MBA Special Interest Group
Recently, the CAMSE (Culture, Arts, Media, Sports, Education) SIG organised a trek to Warner Music Group’s offices in London. Warner Music is one of the “big three” record companies with a global presence and portfolio of labels under its umbrella, including Atlantic Records, Reprise Records, and Elektra Records. Artists signed to Warner under these labels include […]
And then there were three – my MBA family
3 reflections on our experience starting a family during my Cambridge MBA year: Zoe Conitsiotis was brought into the world at the Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge, early in the Easter Term. Her arrival in Spring marked an important milestone during my family’s time in Cambridge whilst I am undertaking the Cambridge MBA, and provides a natural […]
I have officially graduated!
I am deeply grateful and excited to share that I have officially graduated from the University of Cambridge, Cambridge Judge Business School, after completing the full time MBA programme. To have studied at the same university where Sir Isaac Newton, Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking, and Srinivasa Ramanujan once walked the halls has been nothing short […]
Cambridge MBA: Quantitative finance as an MBA
I chose Cambridge for my MBA in part because it’s one of the world’s premier STEM universities and I sought an environment where I could pursue technical projects and entrepreneurship on top of the classic MBA curriculum. Towards the end of last year, I decided to explore quantitative finance by taking part in the Cambridge […]
Big screen beckons for MBA and Catz student
A recent film screening for MBA student Penn Harrison was held at St Catharine’s College (Catz), where he is member, ahead of its consideration by international film festivals. Penn Harrison wrote, directed and shot ‘Nick of Time’ before being admitted to the College and has since edited his footage and composed the music from his […]
AI and Entrepreneurship Forum: representing Cambridge Judge Business School
In March 2025, I had the honour of representing Cambridge Judge Business School as a panellist at the AI and Entrepreneurship Forum hosted by Said Business School, University of Oxford. The event attracted approximately 200 participants, including MBA and executive students from the UK’s top institutions: Said Business School, London Business School, the London School […]
What comes next: A reflection on my MBA year
Before I started the Cambridge MBA, I tried to imagine how I might feel at the end of it. Would I be radically changed? Burnt out? Crystal clear? The same? The truth, as it often is, is somewhere in the middle. This year did change me – professionally, intellectually, and personally. But not through a […]
Cambridge Africa Business Conference 2025: Africa Tomorrow
Theme: Driving Innovation, Growth, and Global InfluenceDate: May 17th, 2025 | Location: Cambridge Judge Business School Now in its 10th year, the Cambridge Africa Business Conference (CABC) returns with abold vision for the continent’s future. Organised by the Cambridge Africa BusinessNetwork (CABN), this flagship gathering brings together leading voices from acrossAfrica and the diaspora – […]
A classic Cambridge MBA experience – King’s College rowing
This year, I had the chance to row for King’s College Boat Club – a classic Cambridge experience that mixes physical challenge, teamwork, and tradition. As part of the crew, we travelled to 2 races beyond Cambridge: one in Norwich, and another on the Thames in London, where we rowed the same stretch of river […]
The Bumps – Lent Term at King’s College Boat Club
The moment I received my King’s College, Cambridge acceptance letter, I immediately knew I would join the King’s College Boat Club (KCBC). Having heard tales of the legendary Bumps races, I was eager to continue the rich tradition of King’s students participating in this quintessentially Cambridge sporting event. What has exceeded all expectations is how […]
A night of belonging: Reflections on the first Iftar at Cambridge Judge Business School
Can 80 people from all corners of the world truly feel at home in the same place? That was the question I found myself reflecting on after we hosted the first ever Iftar dinner at Cambridge Judge Business School. It all began with a simple idea. My dear friend Mai Allhaidan from my 20204/25 MBA […]
My dual degree in growth: Earning an MBA while raising a baby at Cambridge
When I applied for my MBA as an expectant mother, I knew I was signing up for a unique challenge – balancing the demands of a new born with the intensity of a full-time academic programme. The idea of exploring Cambridge with my baby initially felt exciting, but as the start date approached, doubts began […]
Exploring AI and innovation with ZTE at Cambridge Judge Business School
This month the Cambridge China Business Special Interest Group (SIG), along with the Cambridge Centre for Chinese Management were delighted to welcome James Zhang, Senior Vice President, and Hans Neff, Senior Director from CTO Group at ZTE Corporation, for an insightful Speaker Series at Cambridge Judge Business School. James Zhang, an Executive MBA alumnus, brought […]
AI4Biz Hackathon – our MBA winning team
This term Cambridge Judge Business School organised the AI4Biz Hackathon for the current MBA cohort. 8 teams of 5 students were challenged to develop an AI assistant that can solve real business problems. Participants could choose to develop an assistant that helps CEOs make fast, smart, and strategic decisions, or one that helps product and […]
Women & Gender Equality Special Interest Group at Cambridge Judge Business School
It is hard to limit our experiences with the Women & Gender Equality Student Interest Group (SIG) to a 400-word blog post. How do you convey the joy that even a mere 15-minute leadership meeting can bring to your day? Being a woman in business is still not balanced – pay parity is still 100+ […]
Global cases, study groups, a Diwali event and microeconomics – My Cambridge MBA journey
It has been over a month since I completed my first term of the MBA programme at Cambridge Judge Business School. Reflecting on the past few months, here are some of the highlights from this incredible journey so far: As I progress through this Lent Term, I am tailoring my MBA journey with electives to […]