Alumni
We are a transformative business school with over 14,000 alumni in 144 countries and 148 nationalities. Learn more about and connect with our global alumni community.
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Cambridge Judge and you
As a graduate of Cambridge Judge Business School, you are automatically a member of our diverse, accomplished and supportive global alumni community.
We value your engagement, the support and role you play in the Business School’s continuing growth and development, and we are incredibly proud of your achievements.
Your lifelong connection to Cambridge Judge is integral to our success and we are here to support you in any way we can.
Events
Find out more about the wide range of online and in-person alumni events around the world that you can join throughout the year:
Join Michael Milkowits (MBA 1999) for a joint alumni drinks event in Vienna.
Join fellow Cambridge Judge Business School alumni and meet the current MPhil Technology Policy cohort whilst they are on their study trip to Brussels.
Join Dr Jennifer Martin and Professor Shahzad Ansari for an International Business Briefing in Mexico City.
Explore India’s transformation at the Cambridge India Business Dialogue hosted by the Cambridge India Business Forum.
Latest alumni news and insights
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Student and alumni news
2025 Boat Race features 3 Cambridge MBA rowers
Olympians and other championship rowers from Cambridge Judge Business School compete for the women’s and men’s University of Cambridge squads on the River Thames.
TRANSFORM, an impact accelerator which has helped 18 million people in Africa and Asia, shows how organisations can avoid culture clash and deliver high-impact social projects, says research by Dr Tirza Gapp and Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville.