Making the most of an opportunity – an EMBA graduation
Musaddiq Khan (EMBA 2016) recently graduated from the University of Cambridge’s EMBA programme. In his first post as a “graduand”, he reflects on why he joined the programme.
My International Business Study Trip to San Francisco
Jiaqi Nie (EMBA 2017) recalls an action-packed week in San Francisco for the EMBA IBST, in particular the potential impact of China on the technology hub.
Three lessons I learned from San Francisco – EMBA International Business Study Trip
David Wilson (EMBA 2017) reflects on the EMBA International Business Trip to San Francisco, taking away three key lessons.
Taking a punt – lessons learned at the end of my EMBA
Tom Martin (EMBA 2016) reflects on lessons learned and friends made as he nears the end of his Cambridge experience.
First impressions from a new student – the Executive MBA Experience day
Ariel Scroggins recently enrolled to the Cambridge EMBA programme. In March, she was invited to attend the EMBA Experience day, which was a chance for her to attend taster lectures and meet future classmates before starting her course in September 2018.
“Can it get more international than this?” – EMBA Team Consulting Project
In our final post from the EMBA eyeWit Team Consulting Project, Enzo Lamberti reflects on one of the highlights of his EMBA journey.
One Girl – charity fundraiser by EMBAs
The EMBA Class of 2016 organised a variety show to raise money for BEGIN, a charity founded by one of their fellow students.
How an EMBA team works – the EMBA Team Consulting Project
In our third post on the eyeWit Team Consulting Project, EMBA student Nada Chahadi explains how her team’s dynamics contributed to a fulfilling and rewarding experience.
Engineering an Executive Career
Gordon Hollingworth (EMBA 2017) – Director of Engineering at the Raspberry Pi Foundation – reflects on his interest in problem-solving, and how he is utilising the Cambridge EMBA within his engineering toolkit.
One More Girl: bringing education to girls in Nigeria
Hussain Kasim (EMBA 2016) has launched an NGO to help women from poorer families in Nigeria and West Africa receive an education, called Bringing Education to Girls in Nigeria (BEGIN). In this post, he describes the moment he decided to take action, and the mission of the organisation.