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From inspiring entrepreneurs to influential change-makers, our alumni leverage their experience and knowledge gained at Warwick to drive meaningful change around the world.

Browse our alumni profiles and learn more about their journey after graduating from Warwick.

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29 Jul

Nick Saunders: CEO and Managing Director

From research funding to the mining eco-system, Nick has worked across the world and still has to manage meetings in multiple time zones.

28 Jul

Julien Theys: Co-Founder and Managing Partner

What does it take to turn an idea into a business? For Julien, it started with curiosity, structured thinking, and a belief in the power of data and AI. 

23 Jul

Yajur Mahendru: Vice President & Head of Product

From building an idea to leading it at scale, Yajur now shapes product strategy at one of India’s largest insurance platforms. 

21 Jul

Quickfire Questions: Leon Pitt

Following his passion for languages, Leon is a teacher of modern foreign languages who appreciates Warwick's sense of community.

21 Jul

Quickfire Questions: Pengyun Lu

Five years at Warwick shaped ±Ê±ð²Ô²µ²â³Ü²Ô’s journey from student to academic, driven by a desire to tell, understand, and share people’s stories.

13 Jul

Did you know that, for BBC Radio 1's film critic Ali Plumb (BA English Literature, 2008), The Boar and RAW were a massive early career influence?

13 Jul

Making financial independence less intimidating

Ridhi Doongursee’s (BSc Computer and Business Studies, 2003) passion for technology, independence and problem-solving helps millions of women across India build long-term financial security and confidence.

25 Jun

In case you missed it: Watch or listen to our webinar on oil market volatility

This webinar explored why alternative materials, advancing sustainable practices, and investments in cutting-edge research are all critical to building a more resilient future.

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22 Jun

ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ named in King's Birthday Honours

This year 18 members of our community have been recognised in the King's Birthday Honours 2026, including a Knighthood for Professor Patrick Vernon.

19 Jun

New partnership to support future mathematics researchers

Warwick has partnered with UK-based philanthropic organisation, Martingale Foundation, to support the next generation of researchers in mathematics.

16 Jun

With a Clyde Higgs Scholarship, generously funded by the Elizabeth Creak Charitable Trust, Eva Collins (MSc Sustainable Crop Production: Agronomy for the 21st Century, 2026) was able to complete her Master’s at Warwick with a renewed sense of confidence in her ambitions.

12 Jun

Kelvin Chukwuemeka: Sexual and Reproductive Health Specialist

Kelvin works for the UN to ensure life‑saving sexual and reproductive health services for women and girls in humanitarian crises worldwide.

10 Jun

Quickfire Questions: Eniola Akanbi

Being around ambitious and curious individuals at Warwick drove Eniola to reconsider what was possible.

09 Jun

Connections: Hugh Hayes

Where can a Warwick experience take you? Hugh experienced Warwick during the ‘70s and shares a few of his memories, from campus theatre and student activism to a life of acting and publishing a dystopian debut novel.

02 Jun

Yuru Zuo: Software Engineer at Microsoft

Computer Science graduate Yuru Zuo is a Software Engineer at Microsoft where she builds cloud and AI systems.

01 Jun

András Fórizs: Managing Director

Creative and Media Enterprises graduate András Fórizs runs an independent games studio that turns bold ideas into playable experiences.

29 May

Dylan Lloyd: GenAI Engineer

Dylan builds real world AI solutions used across a range of industries, turning complex ideas into practical tools. He secured a role through an inventive, hands on interview that set him apart.

28 May

Q&A with Nick Crossfield

From being ‘eaten alive’ early in his career to leading some of Britain’s biggest and most complex infrastructure projects, Nick Crossfield’s (BA Business Administration, 1994) journey has been forged by pressure, as well as learning what it takes to perform at the highest level.

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