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Jenny Chu promoted to Professor of Financial Accounting
Currently Associate Professor in Accounting, Jenny’s academic interests range from disclosure issues to corporate governance, with publications in some of the top accounting and management journals.
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How we are all complicit in organisational lethality
Professor Neil Stott argues there is an imperative to treat organisational lethality not as a regretful by-product of organising, but as a moral failure requiring urgent collective action.
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Leave your mark in LT1
The iconic Lecture Theatre 1 (LT1) is due for a refurbishment, and with it comes the opportunity for alumni, friends and other supporters of Cambridge Judge Business School to claim their seat in LT1.
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3 Sep 2025
17:00 -19:00
Times are show in local time
Open to: Cambridge Judge alumni
Cost: £20 cash on the door
Wren Library & Private Supply Room, Trinity College
Trinity Street
Cambridge
CB2 1TJ
United Kingdom
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Category: Alumni events CJBS Connects
Join us for drinks and canapés at the annual Cambridge CJBS Connects event at Trinity College. This is a great opportunity to reconnect with fellow alumni in the region and expand your network.
The event will begin with a tour of the Wren Library led by Dr Nicolas Bell at 17:00. Please arrive promptly if you’d like to join the tour.
Drinks will be served in the Private Supply Room at 17:45. If you’re unable to make the tour, you are welcome to arrive at 17:45 for the drinks and canapés.
This event is part of CJBS Connects: Worldwide, an annual series of volunteer-organised events around the world during September.
These events offer a great opportunity for Cambridge Judge alumni to stay connected with each other and the Business School, whilst welcoming our newest alumni into the global community.
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