In a heartfelt letter to her cohort, Jade Weiner, Executive MBA 2024, reflects on how her cohort journeyed from a room of strangers to a truly supportive community, carrying one another through personal, professional and academic challenges.
Andrew Breus (Cambridge Executive MBA 2024) reflects on the Executive MBA programme and shares his key learnings and insights.
Abdul Goni (Executive MBA 2025) explains how Africa’s ability to compete in the AI era will be decided not in data centres, but by whether it can mobilise smart, large-scale infrastructure investment to turn its vast renewable potential into reliable, affordable electricity for people, businesses and digital infrastructure across the continent.
Cambridge Executive MBA 2025 participants Robyn Baker, Caitlin Hafer, Stefan Pretterhofer and Eva Zhu reflect on their International Business Study Trip to Ho Chi Minh City. Against a backdrop of global uncertainty, they encountered a Vietnam racing to shape its future: developing local talent, elevating women in leadership, fostering vibrant entrepreneurship and redefining sustainability on its own terms.
As part of TeamSeasLife, Ollie Phillips (Executive MBA 2016) has taken on the challenge of rowing across the Atlantic. He is competing in the World’s Toughest Row, a gruelling 3,000‑mile race that starts in La Gomera and finishes in Antigua.
In October 2025, 6 EMBA students and alumni participated in the inaugural EMBA India Trek, visiting Bengaluru and Hyderabad to explore India’s innovation ecosystem. Abigail Hallowes (Executive MBA 2022) shares her thoughts and insights.
Travelling back in time and casting our eyes toward the technology of tomorrow: In his blog post, Andrew Breus (EMBA 2024) shares his reflections on Cambridge Ecosystem: ESG Week.
Karolis Jonuska (EMBA 2024) reflects on Cambridge Ecosystem: ESG Week, an optional, thematic course with a focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) that is designed to showcase Cambridge businesses.
Dive into a captivating EMBA journey where every setback fuels success. Nadejda Petrova reveals how a powerful support network turned challenges into triumphs at Cambridge.
From Cambridge Judge Business School to CEO (part 2)
A blog post written by Jayson Jiang (EMBA 2020)