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Our Community

Spread across the globe, our more than 70,000 alumni represent more than 170 nationalities and come from nearly 200 countries. As global citizens, they build relationships across borders, embrace diverse perspectives and advance diversity, equity and inclusion.

As a community, our alumni are deeply supportive of one another — and deeply connected to the school. Each year, tens of thousands come together for reunions, lifelong learning programmes, volunteering and more. Together, they champion business as a force for good.

72,570

Alumni

184

Countries

5,203

Alumni Volunteers

11k+

Returning Alumni for Reunions (past five years)

49

National Alumni Associations

9

Global Clubs
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Classes and Reunions

Reunions are a time to renew old friendships, make new ones, and reconnect with the School. For more information about your upcoming reunion, please visit the Classes and Reunions page of our website or contact the Alumni Reunions team at [email protected]

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Upcoming Events

21 Jan '26

Alumni

The Economic Outlook for 2026

The Economic Outlook for 2026

Join Professor Antonio Fatás and moderator Marina Sforza, for our flagship annual webinar as Antonio breaks down the key economic trends shaping the year ahead.

From global growth and inflation to geopolitical shifts and market dynamics, they will discuss insights on what to expect in 2026, and what leaders should be watching now. Perfect for anyone looking to start the year informed and ahead of the curve.

Webinar
12:00 pm CET
Open to Public
Webinar
12:00 pm CET
Open to Public
Economic Outlook 2026
03 Feb '26

Alumni

Negotiating Conflict at Work

In large organisations some conflict is inevitable: agendas clash, resources are limited, coordination and communication are hard to achieve.

However, while conflict cannot be avoided, workplace warfare and toxicity can. In this webinar, Fotini Iconomopoulos will show how a human-centred negotiation approach can build trust and connection even when tempers are running hot.

We will discuss:

  • How to prepare for high-stakes, difficult interactions
  • How to find the opportunities in conflict situations
  • Why you need to pause and slow down decisions and reactions
  • How to manage resistance, pushback and power
  • How to build trust in a crisis.
Webinar
2:00 pm CET
Open to Alumni Only
Webinar
2:00 pm CET
Open to Alumni Only
Nego Conflict at work
04 Feb '26

Alumni

Spaces for Creativity

Spaces for Creativity

What role does workspace design really play in creativity?

Unconventionally designed offices with colourful walls, beanbags and playful décor are often assumed to spark creativity. But does unconventionality always help? Our research suggests otherwise. Under certain conditions, these environments may actually hinder creative thinking.

Professor Manuel Sosa shares insights from his latest research on how workspace design shapes creativity. Drawing on four experiments involving 1,133 participants, he will examine the causal effects of unconventional spaces on individuals’ divergent thinking, the ability to generate a wide range of distinct ideas.

In conversation with Rory Bett EMBA'26Jan and Managing Principal at Eight Inc., they will discuss the managerial implications of these findings, offering practical insights on what senior executives should consider when shaping work environments to drive creativity in their teams and organisations.

Webinar
11:00 AM CET
Open to Public
Webinar
11:00 AM CET
Open to Public
Spaces for Creativity