From strength to strength – the Forté Fellows on the Cambridge MBA
From building a community to why they chose Cambridge, we met up with our current Forté scholars and find out what their MBA year has been like so far and their plans for driving initiatives to support women in the…
Widening participation – the new Cambridge MBA scholarships
As applications open for entry in September 2022, we launch a new suite of MBA and CJBS scholarships that support our goal to recruit a diverse cohort each year and make the Cambridge MBA possible for as many as possible.…
Choosing to challenge – the MBA experience for our female leaders
Meet the female leaders from MBA Class of 2020 who are choosing to challenge as we approach this year's International Women's Day. Cambridge Judge is proud to have partnered with the Forté Foundation for several years and this year we…
Women taking the lead – from healthcare to emerging markets
As we celebrate International Women's Day, we introduce you to some of the women, also scholarship recipients, currently undertaking the Cambridge MBA to find out what motivates them and what their goals are for the future. Each year CJBS offers…
Our MBA Forté Foundation scholars share their experiences at Cambridge Judge Business School
Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) supports an active and engaged female community of future business leaders. Here we meet and talk to two leading women, both from the finance sector and both recipients of the Cambridge MBA Forté Foundation scholarship.…
More women leading
Forté Foundation scholars Julia Goldfeld and Sarah Lester from Cambridge MBA Class of 2019 share their insights for the forthcoming year and their personal career journey so far. Career background Sarah Lester (MBA 2019) Sarah Lester from Melbourne, Australia has…
What is it like to be a woman in one of today’s top global business schools?
We speak to two Forté Foundation scholars about their outlook and experiences as they journey deeper across the Cambridge MBA programme at Cambridge Judge Business School. "I think as women we count ourselves out of the race if it is…
