Diversity and inclusion: our everyday MBA experience
We speak to some of our LGBTQ+ community across Cambridge Judge Business School (CJBS) as we reflect on inclusion and diversity, in time for the UK's LGBTQ+ History month. Launching and growing [email protected] Judge Sam Chong (MBA 2018) "When we…
An MBA star award
A Cambridge MBA alumna has been shortlisted for the finalists of Women of the Future Awards 2020 in the UK. Srishti Warman (MBA 2019) has been shortlisted in the MBA Star category. The award MBA Star recognises a female MBA…
Keeping it in the family
Why an MBA was the next step for these family business professionals. From bullet proof cars to real estate development and diamonds, we meet the business owners for whom growing and developing their family business meant stepping out for a…
Hot shots from home
The Cambridge entrepreneurs embracing change in a cold COVID-19 climate. It wasn't part of his plan to launch a startup just yet, let alone when everyone was curtailing their discretionary spending in an economy buffeted by turbulent times during a…
Cambridge Judge against COVID
How an MBA gives you a platform to tackle the COVID-19 crisis head on. In April of 2020, just as the worldwide pandemic shook global economies, Cambridge MBA students Srishti Warman (MBA 2019) and Matt Lisonbee (MBA 2019) felt the…
First generation MBAs – the first but not the last for Cambridge
Cambridge Judge Business School is joining with a network of alumni to champion one of the most upwardly mobile, yet little known groups within the business school community, first-generation graduates - the first in their family to invest in higher…
Jumping into alternative finance
Cambridge alumnus Hunter Sims (MBA 2018) shares his career insights after a leap from a finance career in banking in the USA, to heading up Operations at the Cambridge Centre for Alternative Finance at Cambridge Judge Business School. When Hunter…
Fixed-income venture
Cambridge Enterprise leads strategic funding round for startup Bond180, which was launched by three Cambridge MBA graduates. Bond180, a provider of technology solutions for fixed-income markets launched by three Cambridge MBA graduates, announced completion of a strategic funding round involving follow-on investment from…
The Arts Sector needs to retain and attract talent to survive after COVID-19
The creative arts face a decade of recovery without strong leadership and talent retention. The Cambridge MBA is creating a fresh pipeline of leaders to lift the industry out of its COVID-19 slump. What will recovery look like? Jeremy Newton,…
Financial Times: Japan’s battery start-ups take the world beyond lithium ion
AC Biode startup, a startup co-founded by Cambridge Judge Business School alumnus Tadashi Kubo (MBA 2017), is featured in the FT article. The startup has developed an alternating current (AC) system to create batteries that it says have more capacity,…