The Bayes Alumni Forum was held on 8 June and welcomed alumni, students and guests to enjoy a day of inspiring talks, engaging breakout sessions and networking. Topics covered included remote working and workplace culture, trends and challenges in Real Estate, why credible leaders matter and the intersection between the Arts and Business. The day…Continue Reading New Bayes Alumni Forum welcomes 200 attendees
In Conversation with Mirna Sleiman (Executive MBA Dubai, 2019)
Mirna’s diverse career has spanned government relations, business strategy, digital communications and journalism. Wishing to further extend her experience and knowledge, Mirna studied an Executive MBA at Bayes Business School’s Dubai centre, graduating in 2019. Mirna is Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Fintech Galaxy, an open innovation platform that enables open banking and finance…Continue Reading In Conversation with Mirna Sleiman (Executive MBA Dubai, 2019)
Could you share your experience and inspire the next generation of City students?
We are reaching out to alumni based in London and south east England to seek their support for an initiative designed to provide local secondary school and college pupils with insights into university life and their possible career options. This will entail a series of subject/industry-specific events providing information that will help reduce inequalities of…Continue Reading Could you share your experience and inspire the next generation of City students?
Message from City President, Professor Sir Anthony Finkelstein
As you have come to expect, a lot happening here! In particular, I am pleased to share with you the news of a significant development for City and our community with important implications for our future. We have been working with St George’s, University of London, on a proposal to create a combined multi-faculty. St…Continue Reading Message from City President, Professor Sir Anthony Finkelstein
From Surrey to Singapore – the true tale of an unlikely meeting and marriage
Caroline Repton (International Journalism, 1986) wrapped up her 27-year journalism career in 2009 but has just published her most personal piece of writing yet. In the memoir Lotus-Eating Days, Caroline tells the story of her parents’ unlikely meeting and marriage in Singapore, and how ordinary men, women, and children lived around the time of the Second…Continue Reading From Surrey to Singapore – the true tale of an unlikely meeting and marriage