Alumni
We are a transformative business school with over 15,000 alumni in 161 countries and 152 nationalities. Learn more about and connect with our global alumni community.
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Cambridge Judge and you
As a graduate of Cambridge Judge Business School, you are automatically a member of our diverse, accomplished and supportive global alumni community.
We value your engagement, the support and role you play in the Business School’s continuing growth and development, and we are incredibly proud of your achievements.
Your lifelong connection to Cambridge Judge is integral to our success and we are here to support you in any way we can.
Events
Find out more about the wide range of online and in-person alumni events around the world that you can join throughout the year:
The evolving US pharmaceutical pricing landscape is increasingly shaping global strategic decisions
Join Valentina Sredeva for an informal networking evening in Toronto.
Join us for a Christmas party at the prestigious Oxford and Cambridge club.
Latest alumni news and insights
Leadership under pressure, adaptability, teamwork and the ability to make decisions in uncertain environments are skills developed throughout a military career. But how do you translate that experience into the business world?
Programme news
Partners in life and learning: 2 Executive MBAs, one journey
Stephen and Yvonne Amponsah share their Cambridge MBA journey, balancing 2 Executive MBA programmes, careers, family life and a growing business.
Leadership and organisational behaviour
Jailcraft: how prison officers read a room before violence erupts
Prison officers rely on a specific set of de-escalation techniques to shape the atmosphere around them and prevent violence before it starts. This ‘atmospheric work’ goes far beyond managing physical space – it's an active, moment-to-moment skill that officers develop through sensing rising tension, and either amplifying it as a deterrent or dampening it before it boils over. The implications reach well beyond prison walls: as security personnel become a bigger presence in shops, schools and other everyday settings, understanding how they read and control atmosphere matters for anyone who encounters them, according to research by 3 academics associated with Cambridge Judge Business School.




