News and insights from the MSt in Entrepreneurship

Five key trends may shape the banking world of tomorrow, says an article by Aleem Wallani, an alumnus of the Master of Studies in Entrepreneurship Programme at Cambridge Judge Business School (MSt Entrepreneurship 2021) in The International Banker magazine. The magazine is published by the Worshipful Company of International Bankers.

The new cohort of SPARK, an intense incubator at King’s College, Cambridge, is being run by 3 people closely associated with Cambridge Judge Business School. We get perspectives from the programme’s Incubator Programme Director, Coordinator and King’s E-Lab Director Kamiar Mohaddes.

At the World Women Entrepreneurs Forum in Mongolia, Jennifer Waller Martin and Monique Boddington of Cambridge Judge Business School explain how we need to challenge the norms that decide who is seen as fundable, while investors and policymakers must rethink how entrepreneurship is valued and financed.

Dr Millicent Stone, an alumna of Cambridge Judge Business School's Master of Studies in Entrepreneurship, has been recognised by the Royal Society as a pioneering healthtech entrepreneur. Her personal journey as a mother navigating the healthcare system inspired her to found iOWNA, an award-winning digital health platform transforming patient care. Dr. Stone's story is a testament to how deep personal experience combined with strategic business acumen can lead to impactful innovations and inspire future changemakers.

Varun Bhanot's journey into the fitness tech world began with a mission to make personal training more accessible and affordable. Co-founding MAGIC AI, an innovative intelligent home gym, Varun introduced a game-changer in the fitness industry by integrating AI and smart weights to deliver personalised workouts. This technology aims to replicate the experience of having a personal trainer at home, akin to what Peloton did for cycling enthusiasts.

How a Masters in Entrepreneurship and support from the Accelerate Cambridge programme at Cambridge Judge Business School culminated in Abiel Ma (MSt 2019) winning the Young Innovator of the Year award for his automatic food waste separation technology.

Ryan Windsor (PGDE 2012) talks about how architecture can have a positive impact on the environment and communities around us.

Founded during the pandemic, UK Chinese Women Connect links women in Cambridge, London and beyond including Cambridge Judge Business School alumnae.

Cambridge Judge Business School alumnus is part of the winning team of The Earthshot Prize, the Prince of Wales’s prestigious environmental award, for solutions to carbon dioxide removal.