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Contents
Welcome 04

Our Vision is to be the pre-eminent Enhancing our visibility 08

global business school 

Building global business capabilities

Fostering rigorous, influential research by world-class faculty

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 Celebrating our multinational global community 14

 Creating world-class programmes for world-class students 18

Leveraging our London advantage 30

Extending our global activities 34

Supporting excellence 36

Finances 38

Treasurer’s report 40

Thank you to our investors 42

Governing Body, School Boards and Faculty 64

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The academic year 2006-07 was one of
Welcome both transition and success. Our previous
Dean, Laura Tyson, returned to the US
after five years leading London Business
School to resume her teaching and to give
more time to her various board and political
activities. Sir Andrew Likierman, Professor
of Management Practice in Accounting,
became Acting Dean in January. Andrew
led the School astutely and with rigour.
“...the commercial perspective that Robin will bring to On 1 September 2007, Robin Buchanan,
bear will be invaluable at this point in the School’s life.” the former Senior Partner in the UK of
Bain & Company, became the School’s
seventh Dean. We are fortunate to have
attracted someone of Robin’s calibre.
Whilst London Business School is indeed
well-placed on the global stage, the
commercial perspective that Robin will bring
to bear will be invaluable at this point in the
School’s life. He is recognised by cutting-
edge businesses for his thinking around
corporate strategy and board effectiveness.
His leadership style is results driven, client-
focussed, high-energy and team-orientated.
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I know he is looking forward to building
on our efforts by continuing to recruit the
best faculty, delivering the finest degree
and executive programmes and strengthening
the School’s financial firepower to achieve its
aims. His record in the commercial world, in
particular his skills in nurturing relationships
with a wide range of stakeholders, will
ensure that the School becomes even
more effective at meeting the needs of
both students and businesses.
I am proud of the School’s achievements
this past year and am especially fortunate
to be Chairman of the Governing Body
of this enterprising and great institution.
Sir John Ritblat
Chairman, Governing Body
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London Business School is in a position of
considerable strategic strength. We enjoy
three competitive advantages that, taken
together, make us unique: we have world-
class faculty and students, from all over
the world, and we are grounded in London.
We are hugely successful against a broad
range of measures. Our faculty are thought-
leaders, called upon regularly by business
practitioners and the world press. Our
programmes are top-ranked. Employers
rate our graduates highly: 99% of our full-
time Masters in Finance and 97% of our
full-time MBA graduates secured job offers
within three months of graduation in 2006.
A highlight of the past year has been the
successful launch of our Dubai operations.
Since March 2006, we have delivered two
Executive Education programmes and
welcomed 78 new students to our Dubai-
London Executive MBA. Our Dubai venture
helps to meet a critical need for top-quality
management education in the region.
It also reinforces London Business School’s
strong links with the Middle East.
The addition of the Dubai-London
programmes to our portfolio is a signal to
high-calibre individuals and organisations:
business education from London Business
School, be it taught in London, New York or
Dubai, is a platform for sustained success in
today’s complex and interdependent world.
Our research continues to receive
international attention. In the past year,
faculty won more than a dozen prestigious
awards for their scholarship. Their work
received extensive, international media
coverage. We were very pleased to grow
our faculty by an additional 13 academics
during the year. This will enable us to
produce even more high-quality and
relevant research.
Our MBA rankings continued to place us
among the world’s leading business schools.
Such recognition helps us to attract the
highest-quality students. In a remarkable
year of achievement, teams of students were
recognised at a wide range of international
competitions for their investing and
entrepreneurial prowess. A group of London
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Business School students and alumni
even reached the summit of Mount Everest.
Over the year, even though there was no major
campaign, we raised £5.8 million in gifts and
pledges, with more alumni supporting the
School than ever before. The donors whose
names appear in these pages are crucial to
ensuring our future success. We are deeply “The addition of the Dubai-London programmes to our portfolio is a signal to high-calibre
grateful for their support. individuals and organisations: business education from London Business School,
Success brings its own challenges. be it taught in London, New York or Dubai, is a platform for sustained success in
Your School’s leadership has defined our today’s complex and interdependent world.”
strategic imperatives as falling into five
areas: strengthening the School’s global
reputation and relationships; increasing
the quantity while maintaining the quality
of our faculty; improving our degree and
executive education programmes; increasing
the quantity and quality of our space; and
ensuring we have enough money to secure
the continuing success of the School.
We have so much to celebrate. In the pages
that follow, we document some of the most Sir Andrew Likierman Robin Buchanan
exciting research, achievements, events Acting Dean, Dean
and programme highlights of the past year. 1 January – 31 August 2007
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Enhancing our visibility
“Our global reputation, and the relationships that
we have with the worlds of business, finance,
government and academe are absolutely crucial 
to our continuing success.” Robin Buchanan

London Business School’s international We have also varied our output to great

Enhancing our visibility reputation for excellence in business

education and research continues to
grow. News from London Business School
reached more media outlets in the past
year than any other on record.
Our press coverage rose 9% year-on-year.
Coverage in targeted US publications is
up 30%. Our focus on Hong Kong and
China is beginning to pay off, with several
feature pieces in top publications, such as
the Hong Kong Economic Times and the
South China Morning Post. The School
continues to average five mentions per week
in the Financial Times, and enjoyed an 83%
Professor Francesca Cornelli
success. During the year, we produced
more than 50 podcasts with faculty,
business leaders and staff. These seven-
minute recordings have been downloaded
almost 100,000 times and range in topics
from the Chinese economy to managing
organisational change. Shortly after posting
our first podcast in January 2007, they
quickly rated among the top five downloads
on the iTunes business list. The podcast
series from the Global Leadership Summit,
produced by The Times, was downloaded
more than 40,000 times.
You can listen to these podcasts by visiting

Associate Professor Don Sull

increase in coverage in BusinessWeek. www.london.edu/podcasts/

For the fourth year, the School promoted

its thought leadership on CNN TV, profiling
Professors Lynda Gratton, Nader Tavassoli,
Rob Goffee and Francesca Cornelli.

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You can view these ads on
LBS podcast on ipod www.london.edu/cnnads/
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Building global business capabilities
Left to right: Zeger Degraeve, Saeb Eigner,
former Dean Laura Tyson, HE Dr Omar
bin Sulaiman and Faten Hani of the Dubai
International Finance Centre
In December 2006, London Business
School announced that it would deliver an
Executive MBA and Executive Education
programmes in Dubai.
The programmes were made possible
through a partnership instigated by the
support, leadership and vision of His
Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid
Al Maktoum Vice President and Prime
Minister of the United Arab Emirates and
Ruler of Dubai, and greatly assisted by His
Excellency Mohammad Al Gergawi, Minister
of State for Cabinet Affairs and Chairman of
The Executive Office. Activities are located
at the Dubai International Financial Centre,
where its Governor, H.E. Dr Omar bin
Sulaiman and his team provided the School
with support and assistance. By operating
out of Dubai, the School is better able to
offer its services to clients and to meet the
existing and growing need for executive
business education in the region.
The School has already offered two
Executive Education programmes in Dubai,
one on Hedge Funds taught by Professor
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Narayan Naik (Finance) and another on Saeb Eigner provided crucial support
Decision Making for Leaders taught by
Professor Zeger Degraeve (Management
Science and Operations) and Dr Madan
and guidance that was instrumental in
the successful creation of this initiative.
Professor Zeger Degraeve, London Business
Pillutla (Organisational Behaviour). School’s Faculty Director, Dubai, has
overseen the development and the launch
We also launched the Dubai-London of the School’s programmes in Dubai.
Executive MBA programme – the first Professor Nirmalya Kumar, who together
degree programme the School has offered with Professor Degraeve is the Middle East
on its own outside of the UK. This dual- Regional Advisory Board faculty advisor,
location programme was instantly popular. has also been instrumental in developing
In just eight months we received more than this programme.
3,000 enquiries and 450 applications for
the inaugural class. Ultimately, 78 high-
calibre students from 30 countries joined
the programme in September 2007 – an
excellent start to this important initiative.
The School’s leadership, led by its Dean,
faculty and staff and greatly supported by
its Governors and members of its Regional
Advisory Boards (notably the Chairs of
the Middle East and Asia Boards and
Governors, Saeb Eigner (IEMP97) and
The Hon Apurv Bagri, respectively), as
well as alumni (notably the Dubai Club
and members of the IAB), have all worked
together to achieve this tremendous result.
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Our faculty are renowned for influencing
the intellectual and strategic agenda of
business leaders, policy-makers and
scholars worldwide. Their rigorous research
attracts international acclaim. Our diverse
faculty win numerous awards for their
scholarship. Last year we recruited 13
new faculty, bringing our faculty roster
to 93 from 26 countries.
Faculty accomplishments over the past
year include:
 he Centre for Corporate Governance
T The Journal of Financial Intermediation
was awarded £1.4 million by the
Economic and Social Research Council
(ESRC) in 2006. Specifically, finance
Professors Julian Franks, Henri Servaes,
Viral Acharya and Drs Paolo Volpin,
Joao Cocco and Denis Gromb were
awarded the grant, which goes towards
the costs of a three-year research
programme entitled ‘Corporate Governance,
Capital Markets and Performance’.
Professor Viral Acharya (Finance) gained
a Leverhulme Research Fellowship to
conduct research on ‘Private Equity and
Corporate Governance’. Leverhulme
Fellowships are awarded for original
research to “individuals of exceptional
energy and talent”.
Dr Bert De Reyck (Management
Science and Operations), Professor
Zeger Degraeve (Management Science
and Operations) and Pascale Crama
(PhD2002) were joint winners of the
Seventh Annual Case Competition for
‘Phytopharm plc’. The competition is
organised by the Institute for Operations
Research and Management Science.
bestowed a Best Paper Award on
Professor Julian Franks (Finance)
for ‘Finance innovations and
corporate insolvency’.
Professor Lynda Gratton (Organisational
Behaviour) received the AESC Annual
Award for her co-authored article,
‘Reflections on Change’. The award
honours the best-published research on
leadership and corporate governance.
Dr Michael Jacobides (Strategic and
International Management) won the
2006 Industry Studies Best Paper Prize
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“Faculty are our single most important
School resource – the platform from
which all else flows.” Robin Buchanan
This past year, our faculty produced excellent research
and high-profile conferences through our research institutes,
centres and programmes. These include:
BNP Paribas Hedge Fund Centre
Centre for Corporate Governance
Family Business Research Initiative
Centre for Entrepreneurship
Lehman Brothers Centre for Women in Business
Management Innovation Lab (MLab)
Private Equity Institute
Institute of Technology
from The Alfred P Sloan Foundation
for ‘Industry Change through Vertical
Disintegration: How and Why Markets Fostering rigorous, influential research
by world-class faculty
Emerged in Mortgage Banking’.
Professor Sir Andrew Likierman
(Accounting) received an honorary
doctorate (DBA) from Oxford
Brookes University.
Professor Hélène Rey (Economics)
won the Centre for Economic Policy
Research’s 2006 Germán Bernácer
Prize for top European economists.
Professor Eli Talmor (Accounting)
gave evidence at the UK Treasury
Select Committee in July. His address
was the leading testimony and was
part of a panel of experts giving
evidence on private equity.
Professor Chris Voss (Management
Science and Operations), along with
Stephanie Robertson (MBA99), Adrian
Clarke (MBA2002) and Josephine
Brennan (JEMBA2002) won the
Ethics and Social Responsibility
category at the European Case Awards
2007 for ‘The Co-operative Group:
Fairtrade Chocolate’.
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“More and better space is important. We are reviewing options for a campus
enlargement that would improve our student and community space.” Robin Buchanan
Events on campus
The past year saw more than 100 events
on campus. We were privileged to host
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Rt Hon
Alistair Darling MP, for his first-ever policy
speech in July. We also hosted former
Presidents, including Carlos Salinas of
Mexico plus Andrés Pastrana Arango of
Colombia, and India’s Finance Minister,
P. Chidambaram. The School’s fifth annual
Celebrating our multinational global community Global Leadership Summit attracted a
record 760 business delegates to hear an
impressive line-up of speakers. Harvard
Professor Niall Ferguson launched the
event with an explosive historical analysis
of geopolitical risk, prompting a rather
gloomy outlook for the economic future,
saying that war was “less improbable than
we assume”. Visiting Professor of Strategic
and International Management Gary Hamel
looked to the power of the internet. In his
presentation on the future of management,
he said that traditional management
orthodoxies must be challenged.
Students
Our 1,400-plus students organised a
range of insightful and well-attended
conferences. Among the year’s highlights
were the Women in Business Conference
and the Global Security Challenge (GSC),
a competition to find the most promising
security technology start-up in the world.
GSC offered a US$10,000 grant to its
winner, British firm Ingenia Technology.
Students also organised Tattoo, Summer Ball
and various social and professional events,
trips and conferences. Regional events,
hosted by student clubs with support from
members of the School’s seven Regional
Advisory Boards, included the Latin America
Business Forum, Africa Day, India Business
Forum, and Middle East Day. Last year,
our students received dozens of awards
and external recognition for their work. The
following is a selection of global competitions
won by our degree student teams:
HSBC Global Deal Competition
European Business Plan of the Year
Competition in Milan
The Europe/Africa/Latin America
Regional Final of the Global Social
Venture Competition 2007 (joint winner)
Alpha Challenge, an annual stock
picking competition organised by the
University of North Carolina,
Kenan-Flagler Business School
The 2006 Carl Marks Student Paper
Competition, General category
MBA Tournament (MBAT).
Alumni
Our 27,000 alumni connect to the School
in a range of ways. More than 1,000
designated alumni volunteers have helped to
raise the School’s profile and attract students
to our programmes. These volunteers have
extended their local networks and built our
global community throughout the year.
Others demonstrate their passion for the
School as club leaders. In May, leaders from
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global community
15 European countries spent a weekend
at our inaugural European Club Leaders
Conference in Zurich. The event helped
to further strengthen our club network.
The launch of our online Alumni CV
Database and Job Board helped to
enhance our range of Alumni Career
Services. Since its launch in 2007,
more than 2,500 alumni have registered
for this service.
AlumniNews underwent a complete
re-design in September 2006. The new
look AlumniNews is easier to navigate,
and better highlights the achievements
of the School, our faculty and alumni.
The quarterly magazine is printed and
mailed to more than 20,000 of our alumni,
governors and friends of the School.
It is also available on the School’s Portal.
Staff
Our 450-plus professional staff members
play a vital role across the School.
In the past year we filled nearly one-third
(a record) of jobs internally. We launched
a new staff development programme,
which has received excellent feedback,
and plan to run a suite of such programmes
in 2007-08. Our diversity policy work has
now been completed and our focus will
be on operationalising these policies,
including diversity training. We have
updated our Health and Safety Policy
and have drafted a Sustainability Policy.
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Celebrating our multinational
global community
Tattoo, organised by our student
body, reflected the sheer diversity
of our community.
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“We will operate to the highest standards in all we do. Two stand out if we are
to fulfil our mission. Rigorous, relevant, innovative and insightful research is a
must. Rigorous, relevant, innovative and inspirational teaching has to be at the
heart of all our programmes.” Robin Buchanan
Our aim is to produce graduates who possess
Creating world-class programmes MBA the ability to lead others and implement
change on a global scale. We do this by
for world-class students
developing excellence in both core and
specialist business skills; turning theory
into practice through an increased emphasis
on project work; and teaching our students
to flourish in cross-cultural environments.
They are prepared for business anywhere
in the world.
Employers recognise their value. In 2006,
97% of our graduates received full-time job
offers within three months of graduation.
2006-07 was one of the busiest years
Professor Nirmalya Kumar
on record for full-time MBA admissions.
Application volume rose again, with well
over 2,000 applicants for our 315 seats.
We continued to extend the range of
marketing initiatives we utilise to attract
new students in a highly competitive market,
and rely more than ever on the contributions
made by alumni and current students.
We will continue to ensure the full-time
MBA programme is as flexible as possible.
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An increasing number of students – now
one-third – wish to complete the course
in 15 and 18 months. Our challenge is to
deliver this flexibility whilst retaining all the
content of the 21-month model.
In 2007-08, we will increase our emphasis
on individual student contribution to the
classroom and it will become a feature
of the final grade in almost all core courses.
To further improve our students’ presentation
skills, they will also be required to present
in their core classes.
Class profile: MBA2009
Total students 315
Years of relevant experience (range) 2 - 18
Women 23%
Primary nationalities 59
Non-UK 89%
Average GMAT 690
Duration 15-21 months, full-time
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Quality indicators for the Executive MBA For the first time in October 2006, the
Executive MBA programme continue to improve. Our
students’ average GMAT scores continue
EMBA-Global Financial Times incorporated global
Executive MBA programmes in its rankings.
to rise, as does the number of nationalities We are proud that our innovative EMBA-
represented in our most recent intakes in Global programme, offered in partnership
January and September. with Columbia Business School in New York,
was ranked second in the world. We went
In 2006-07, the Capstone week was on to recruit a strong class of 71 students
introduced to draw together all strands in May 2007.
of our students’ learning, and to establish
how they will take these lessons forward. In 2007-08, EMBA-Global students have
Capstone was very well received and will the option to participate in two (previously
run again next year. one) of the seven international assignments
offered by both London and Columbia
Business Schools.
Professor Nader Tavassoli

MBA Masters in Finance

Class profile: JEMBA 2008 Class profile: SEMBA 2009 Class profile: EMBA-Global 2009
Executive MBA
Total students 74
PhD Programme
Total students 75 Total students 71
EMBA-global
Years of relevant experience (range) 4 - 18 Executive
Years of relevant Education
experience (range) 5 - 20 Years of relevant experience (range) 5 - 26
Dubai-London EMBA
Women
Primary nationalities
16%
24
Women
Primary nationalities
13%
29
Women
Primary nationalities
17%
25
Sloane Fellowship MSc 72%
Non-UK Non-UK 68% Non-UK 97%
Masters
Average GMATin Finance 661 Average GMAT 665 Average GMAT 652
Financial support 68% Financial support 55% Financial support 63%
PhD Programme
Duration 20 months* Duration 20 months* Duration 20 months*
Executive Education
*January start, taught on Fridays and Saturdays of alternate weeks *September start, taught on Fridays and Saturdays of alternate weeks *May start, taught in monthly modular blocks alternating between
London and Columbia Business Schools
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The Executive MBA portfolio has been The Sloan Fellowship enjoyed strong
Dubai-London EMBA extended by an additional stream, offering
candidates the opportunity to study the
Sloan Fellowship MSc interest from potential candidates in 2007.
We ultimately recruited 58 students to
programme in Dubai and London. The new the programme – eight over target. Our
Dubai-London EMBA is taught in monthly ongoing partnership with the Women’s
four-day modules at the Dubai International Scholarship sponsors Saatchi & Saatchi
Financial Centre. This programme offers and SpencerStuart continues to help in
world-class business education in the heart recruiting strong female candidates.
of the Gulf region. There has been enormous This year’s winner, Kimberley Warden, is
interest in this exciting new programme and a lawyer and political lobbyist from the US.
78 high-calibre students joined the inaugural
class in September 2007. 2007 saw the launch of the Pricewater-
houseCoopers Sloan Fellowship prize.
Students were assigned an essay question
based upon their Sloan Fellowship
international assignment to China.
MBA Masters in Finance PricewaterhouseCoopers awarded prizes
to the two best projects at a high-profile
Executive MBA
Class profile: Dubai-London EMBA 2008
PhD Programme awards ceremony at the Institute of Class profile: Sloan 2008
EMBA-global
Total students 78 Executive Education Directors in London. Total students 58
Dubai-London
Years
Women
of relevant experience EMBA (range) 4 - 27
15%
Years of relevant experience (range) 7-25
Women 19%
Sloane
Primary Fellowship MSc
nationalities 30 Primary nationalities 23
Masters in Finance
Non-UK 95% Non-UK 85%
Financial support 40% Average GMAT 650
PhD Programme
Duration 17 months* Financial support 9%
*SExecutive
eptember start, taughtEducation
in monthly four-day modules in Dubai, Duration 11 months, full-time
electives are taken in London.
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The finance group was established by four
Masters in Finance faculty members in 1974. Since then, it has
become one of the world’s leading centres
of finance research and education and now
counts 25 faculty members.
Our ongoing, exceptional finance research
bolsters the Masters in Finance programme’s
reputation as the pre-eminent programme
for finance professionals. This past year,
we saw our students gain top prizes in
international competitions for finance
students. And despite growing competition
– more schools now offer specialist finance
degrees – our 12-year-old programme is
still seen as the best. In fact, the programme
Professor Narayan Naik
received substantial coverage in the
Financial Times in July.
Employers agree. In 2006, 99% of our
full-time MiF graduates accepted full-time
jobs within three months of graduation.
And employers fully or partially support
69% of our part-time students.
In the past year, we were pleased to offer
students seven scholarships (previously
two), to support their studies. Two of these
scholarships are earmarked for African
nationals and generously funded by the
Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust.
Two others are supported by Deutsche
Bank and Citigroup for female candidates
of exceptional promise.
In August 2006, the Masters in Finance
became a CFA Program Partner. This
designation is awarded to academically
rigorous programmes that are closely aligned
with professional practice. Five scholarships
were awarded to Masters in Finance
students who wanted to sit the CFA exam
while studying at the School.
The programme continues to change so that
it is as relevant to participants as possible.
This past year, we added a new elective,
Credit Risk, which attracted 98 students.
We take great pride in our continuing high
student satisfaction results. In fact, our full-
time MiF students gave the programme a
4.4 out of 5 rating for their overall satisfaction.
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Class profile:
Full-time Masters in Finance 2008
Total students 145
Years of relevant experience (range) 2 - 19
Women 20%
Primary nationalities 40
Average GMAT 693
Duration 10 months, full-time
Class profile:
Part-time Masters in Finance 2009
Total students 76
Years of relevant experience (range) 2 - 20
Women 14%
Primary nationalities 24
Average GMAT 677
Duration 21 months, evenings
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Potential re-shoot - in and around the school

The PhD Programme completed an excellent  ingapore Management University,

PhD Programme year. Top journals continue to recognise
our students’ research, and our graduates
enjoyed successful academic job placements.
This year we hosted our seventh annual
Trans-Atlantic Doctoral Conference.
More than 100 PhD students from the
top business schools discussed their
latest research. They received high-quality
feedback from, and networked with, fellow
participants; and explored common research
interests with our faculty. The Society of
Advancement of Management (SAMs)
sponsored this student-run conference,
and will do so again in 2008.
This year’s achievements include:
S area creation in professional service firms’,
Lee Kong Chian School of Business
(Entrepreneurship and Management
appeared in the Journal of Organizational
Behavior.
Science and Operations)
Felipe Monteiro (PhD2002), with
PhD students’ published research N. Arvidsson and Julian Birkinshaw,
An important aspect of their work is building had ‘Knowledge Flows in Multinational
international credibility as researchers. Corporations: Explaining Subsidiary Isolation
Having papers published by the ‘A journals’, and its Performance Implications’ accepted
accepted as the top journals by academics, for publication by Organization Science.
is a true achievement.
Susan Hill’s (PhD2000) paper with
Julian Birkinshaw, ‘Strategy-organization
configurations in corporate venture
units: Impact on performance and
survival’ was published in the Journal
of Business Venturing.

Strong academic placements Heidi Gardner (PhD2002) saw two papers

INSEAD, France, IESE, University
of Navarra and New Economic School,
Moscow (Finance)
INSEAD, France (Strategic and
International Management)
Erasmus School of Economics,
Rotterdam (Marketing)
published, each with N. Anand and
T. Morris: ‘Knowledge-based innovation:
Emergence and embedding of new practice
areas in management consulting firms’
appeared in the Academy of Management
Journal; and ‘Chartering new territory:
Diversification, legitimacy and practice
Class profile: PhD 2007
Total students 16
Women 62%
Primary nationalities 12
Average GMAT 701
Duration 4 years, full-time
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Executive Education enjoyed a successful,
yet challenging year. Faculty and staff
contributed to our client companies’
achievements, working closely with more
than 5,500 participants from 100 countries.
Executive Education delivered financial
growth despite staff turnover and increased
global competition.
We continued our commitment to
programme innovation and portfolio
diversification, while meeting evolving client
needs. Through a high-performance team,
which includes the recently-appointed
Associate Dean of Executive Education,
and Director of the Centre for Management
Development, Executive Education is
well positioned to further strengthen
client relationships and deliver continued
growth in 2007-08.
Highlights include:
Strong financial performance with increased
Executive Education revenue to £30 million
A 20% growth in Open Programmes’
revenue and record attendance on all
Finance programmes
Successful launch of a new Hedge Funds
programme developed in collaboration
with the CFA Institute
Launch of the School’s Dubai initiative
that included running Dubai-based
Open Programmes in Hedge Funds
and Leadership
£2.8 million refurbishment of the
School’s on-campus accommodation
Following seven extremely successful
years at the helm of Executive Education,
Professor Rob Goffee stepped down
from the role of Faculty Director.
Professor Nirmalya Kumar assumed
the role in January 2007.
Appointment of Rory Simpson as
Associate Dean, Executive Education
Appointment of Mark Malcomson,
Director, Centre for Management
Development (CMD)
Appointment of JoEllyn Prouty-McLaren,
Director, Open Programmes.
Open Programmes
The School enjoyed significant growth in its
Open Programmes. Participant numbers
across the portfolio of programmes rose
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“Executive Education, as well as being key to our mission in its own 
right, remains a crucial revenue-generating business for the School. 
Our programmes are strong and well regarded. We will work to take 
Executive Education even further.” Robin Buchanan
by 20% compared with the previous year.
Our flagship four-week General Management
programmes and Finance Executive
Executive Education
programmes experienced record participation
rates and customer satisfaction levels.
Our world-renowned finance academics and
our location in the world’s leading financial
centre have supported the development
of a rigorous portfolio of Finance Executive
programmes. These programmes, like our
Masters in Finance degree, are closely
aligned with professional practice.
In 2007-08, we will expand our market
depth in the Middle East and Asia through Custom Programmes: The Centre for
the delivery of more programmes in Dubai. Management Development (CMD)
Our relationships with world-class new clients and to deliver phenomenal awarded to our custom programme for
companies such as Nestlé, Roche, PwC, custom programmes. PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Barclays, RBS and SABIC both deepened
Executive Education and broadened. Our programmes continued The School was commended for its Despite such successes and many years of
Open Programmes profile: to be innovative and we endeavoured to innovative combination of education strong growth, CMD did experience a drop
Total participants 1,947 respond to customer needs in the most and work-based learning at the 2006 in revenue during the year. In 2007 we
Women 23% creative ways, drawing on many more of the Managing Partners’ Forum (MPF) welcomed new leadership and our ambitious
Primary nationalities 98 School’s resources. Our evolving relationship Management Practice Awards. The team has built a strong pipeline which bodes
Non-UK 74% with the finance faculty helped us to attract Best Learning Programme prize was well for the coming year.
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At London Business School, we are proud
Leveraging our London advantage of our uniquely global mix of world-class
faculty, students, alumni and staff. As the
only top business school based in London,
we are enviably positioned to attract the
finest business talent, allowing us to
leverage a powerful combination of great
talent and great location to maintain a
superior competitive advantage.
To have the headquarters of many of
the world’s biggest companies on our
doorstep enables us to foster dynamic
relationships with key corporations. Such
close partnerships allow us to support our
faculty’s strong links to industry.
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Leveraging our London advantage
Students, in particular, benefit from
unparalleled access to a broad range
of global business leaders and recruiters.
Our Career Services team works with more
than 1,000 companies each year to ensure
our students have access to opportunities
worthy of their talents. With 97% of our
2006 MBA graduates and 99% of our
full-time Masters in Finance graduates
receiving job offers within three months
of graduation, it is clear that recruiters
value the skills, talent and analytical
abilities of our students and alumni.
View our promotional film at
www.london.edu/film/ to find
out more about how we leverage
our London advantage.
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A combination of strategic global
Extending our global activities partnerships, hundreds of alumni activities
and worldwide School events continue
to bolster our global reputation.
Partnerships
Our Dubai operations were launched
through a partnership instigated by
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin
Rashid Al Maktoum Vice President
and Prime Minister of the United Arab
Emirates and Ruler of Dubai.
In its sixth year, our EMBA-Global
programme with Columbia Business
School in New York was rated No. 2
in the world by the Financial Times.
Babson College, Boston, and London
Business School’s work on the Global
Entrepreneurship Monitor has served
as the definitive, annual measure of
entrepreneurial activity since 1999.
The in-depth report now covers
42 countries.
Our relationship with Hong Kong
University saw 40 students complete
up to five of their elective courses in
London in 2007.
Alumni events
Three key events dominate our Alumni
calendar: Alumni Reunion (June),
Worldwide Alumni Celebration (September)
and Reunion for new Alumni (October).
In addition to these headline events,
more than 300 events were held this year,
including the following:
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, November
2006: The Deputy Prime Ministers of
Singapore, Wong Kan Seng (MSc12) and
Malaysia, Najib Tun Razak, appeared for
the first time together on a public platform
at the London Business School Malaysia
Alumni Club Conference. It attracted
more than 100 business executives
from Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand,
including London Business School alumni.
New York, USA, November 2006:
Alumni hosted a reception at the Dahesh
Museum of Art which featured Gary
Hamel, Visiting Professor of Strategic
and International Management, on
‘The Ultimate Competitive Advantage’.
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Extending our global activities
São Paulo, Brazil, November 2006:
More than 100 alumni, potential students,
participants and Regional Advisory Board
members attended the London Business
School / IBMEC Global Forum. Dr Dominic
Houlder (Strategic and International
Management) spoke about ‘Managing
Yourself: Making Your Commitments
Match Your Convictions’.
Alumni clubs
A dynamic global network of 65 alumni
clubs has worked actively to build our
community and raise the School’s profile.
The London Alumni Club was launched
this year, uniting alumni through a range
of social events, engaging business leaders
with the School community and delivering
highlights of our faculty’s research.
Our second annual Worldwide Alumni
Celebration was a great success on 28
September 2006. Alumni participated
in parties and events, across 60 cities,
ranging from camel rides in the Dubai
desert to a Sydney Harbour cruise.
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“We are laying the right groundwork 
Encouragingly strong, record-breaking
Supporting excellence support from alumni, friends, foundations
and corporations marked the year which
ended 31 July 2007. The £5.8 million
given in gifts or committed in pledges to the
School strengthened our programmes and,
importantly, supported the retention and
attraction of world-class faculty and students.
Of special note this year are three
endeavours which benefited from this
generosity. First, assistance for students
was expanded with 25 scholarship funds
either established or significantly expanded.
World-class business education is not
without considerable costs. This is especially
true for students in London. Gifts specifically
earmarked for student scholarships were
supplemented by the generosity of more
than 1,200 donors to the Annual Fund.
These donors provided financial assistance
to an additional 36 students through the
Annual Fund Scholarship scheme.
for future financial success. Our alumni,
in particular, are increasingly realising
the value of continuing to support their
School. However, we must and will do
more fundraising to compete in the 
long-term.” Robin Buchanan
Second, support for faculty came in many
ways. One highlight was the support of
Man Investments with £117,000 to fund
the Man Investments Finance Seminar
Series for three years. The relationship
allows the firm to have direct access to
key members of faculty and their research,
while supporting an important platform
of intellectual debate, allowing faculty to
challenge and hone their ideas.
Third, it is remarkable that the graduating
class of 2007 pledged £620,000 over
four years towards the creation of campus
space. With over half of all degree graduates
and almost three-quarters of all MBA
graduates committing to support campus
improvements, we move forward with the
confidence that this project has the support
of those who know best our urgent facility
needs, and that the School merits the
investment of its youngest alumni.
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Supporting excellence
2006-07 saw record numbers of alumni
giving (1,474). Membership of the Capital
Society (£1,000-plus gifts) rose 16%, as
more alumni shared the benefits of being
associated closely with the School.
Likewise, more companies than ever
– over 80 – made gifts or grants to the
School across the length and breadth of its
programmes – from scholarships to event
sponsorship, thought-leadership, faculty
research, lecture and seminar series,
and more. Corporate Partners at London
Business School value our tremendous
talent pool of students and alumni and
recruit intensively on campus. They look
to our rigorous research to help solve their
most complex problems.
These generous commitments combined
with the diligent use of resources are
securing the future of our extraordinary
School. We thank all whose names appear
in this report for their support. Your gifts
make a difference.
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INCOME 2007 2006
£’000 £’000
Academic fees
MBA 14,336 13,890
Sloan Fellowship MSc 1,798 1,719
Executive MBA 6,255 7,026
EMBA - Global 2,378 2,027
Finance Programmes 9,322 8,623
PhD Programme 766 920
Executive Education
Open Programmes 11,848 10,299
Executive Education
Custom Programmes 13,787 14,846
Total academic fees 60,490 59,350
Other income
Funding Council grants 7,298 7,464
Research grants
and contracts 6,472 5,257
Residences, catering
and conferences 2,674 3,061
Donations 4,114 2,408
Investment income 924 2,848
Other (including share
of joint venture) 3,773 3,374
Total other income 25,255 24,412
Total income 85,745 83,762
EXPENDITURE 2007 2006
£’000 £’000
Staff costs 43,129 38,571
Other costs Investments 32,166 29,561
External teaching
and teaching support 19,490 17,542
Research support 2,431 2,439
Marketing 4,363 4,102
Technology 1,823 2,235
Premises and utilities 3,925 3,932
Residences, catering
and conferences 1,431 1,632
Depreciation 4,691 4,115
Other overheads
(including tax) 6,300 5,423
Total expenditure 87,583 79,991
(Deficit) / surplus on operations Deferred capital grants 23,636 23,464
(1,838) 3,771
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Finances
2007 academic fees
MBA 24%
Sloan Fellowship MSc 3%
Executive MBA 10%
EMBA - Global 4%
Finance Programmes 15%
PhD Programme 1%
Executive Education Open Programmes 20%
Executive Education Custom Programmes 23%
2007 Other income
Funding Council grants 29%
Research grants and contracts 26%
Residences, catering and conferences 10%
Donations 16%
Investment income 4%
Other (including share of joint venture) 15%
2007 expenditure
Staff costs 49%
External teaching and teaching support 22%
Research support 3%
Marketing 5%
Technology 2%
Premises and utilities 5%
Residences, catering and conferences 2%
Depreciation 5%
Other overheads (including tax) 7%
BALANCE SHEET 2007 2006
Finances
£’000 £’000
Tangible assets 71,794 68,797
Current assets 15,475 15,099
Current liabilities (36,202) (30,491)
Long-term liabilities
and provisions (2,917) (4,812)
Net assets 80,316 78,154
Represented by
Specific and
permanent endowments 12,002 9,899
General reserves 14,842 16,850
Pension reserve (2,917) (4,812)
Revaluation reserve 32,753 32,753
80,316 78,154
OTHER KEY STATISTICS
Net cash (outflow) /
inflow for the year (1,894) 784
Capital expenditure
during the year 7,688 6,417
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The School continues to be financially
sound, targeting breakeven or small
operating surpluses each year. The School
achieved a small like for like surplus in
2007 (compared to 2006) before the
inclusion of a one-off charge of £2.2 million
in 2007 resulting from an increase to the
cash in rate paid to faculty for overteaching
from 1 August 2007.
All overteaching earned but not cashed in
at 31 July 2007 was revalued at the new
rate. The new overteaching rate replaced
a rate last agreed in 1998. As the School’s
programme portfolio and student numbers
continue to grow, the demand for our world-
class faculty to teach is ever increasing.
Increasing the rate encourages our faculty
to commit more of their time to teaching
our students. Should all the overteaching
accrued be used to support a leave of
absence at a future date there would be
Treasurer’s report further costs to the School of £3.8 million.
However, this possibility is considered
remote and therefore has not been included
in the Financial Statements.
The other key movement year-on-year
was the inclusion of a realised gain
on investments of £1.9 million within
the surplus on operations in 2006. No
investments were sold in 2007. Rather,
an unrealised gain of £1.9 million has
Results for the year been included in the total recognised
gains for the year in 2007.
A summary of the School’s results for the year to 31 July 2007 is as follows: Elsewhere, Degree Programme revenues
continue to grow. Executive Education Open
2007 2006 Programmes revenue continues to grow
£’000 £’000 significantly. Revenues from the School’s
Income 85,745 83,762 Custom Programmes dipped slightly in the
Expenditure (87,583) (79,991) year but are now growing again.
(Deficit) / surplus on operations (1,838) 3,771
Staff and faculty costs continue to rise.
Pension fund actuarial gain / (loss) 1,961 (4,907) The School has, however, managed to
Revaluation of investments 1,866 (7) maintain or reduce overhead costs due to
Total recognised gains / better procurement. This remains a priority
(losses) for the year 1,989 (1,143)
for 2007/2008.
Finally, it is worth highlighting that the
School provided £4.9 million for the first
time last year against the Staff Pension
Scheme deficit. Revalued under FRS17
at 31 July 2007 the deficit has reduced
to £2.9 million.
Unusually for a top ten business school,
we still have no major endowment but
continue to invest in its growth. Fundraising
generated £5.8 million this year an
improvement of £1.7 million compared
to last year. Of this, £0.7 million came
from corporate partners and sponsorship,
£0.6 million in unrestricted donations
and £2.8 million in restricted donations
to add to our endowment.
Reserves
General reserves reduced by £2 million.
Restricted reserves however increased
by £2.1 million and the pension liability
reserve decreased by £1.9 million.
Capital projects
The School continues to require investment
in its estate and facilities. During the year
to 31 July 2007 the School spent £8 million
against a planned spend of £8 million
on capital projects. Student and faculty
numbers are increasing. The School’s
physical capacity needs to be continually
expanded and the quality improved to
meet demand.
Specifically, the School invested in
upgrading the Executive Education
bedrooms (£2.8 million); in adding
research facilities (£2.2 million funded by
capital grants of £1.2 million); in general
improvement of the estate (£1.8 million);
and in ISD (£0.9 million funded by capital
grants of £0.5 million). This resulted in net
capital expenditure of £6 million in the year.
Depreciation of £5 million was charged
resulting in a year-on-year growth in fixed
assets of £3 million.
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Treasurer’s report
Investment portfolio
The School’s investment portfolio is
managed by an external fund manager.
Investment income totalling £0.9
million is included in the income and
expenditure account for the year, of
which £0.7 million was reinvested in
the investment portfolio itself.
The market value of the portfolio at
the year end was £32 million compared
to £30 million at last year end. The
performance of the portfolio is overviewed
by the Investment Committee. The net
return on funds during the year was in
line with market benchmarks.
The future
It continues to be the Vision of London
Business School to be the pre-eminent
global business school. Increases in
academic fees in 2007 are planned to
continue into 2008 as we continue to
maintain class sizes and to grow our
Executive Education Open Programmes
portfolio, our Finance Programmes
portfolio and our Executive Education
Custom Programmes.
These increases in academic fees will,
however, be matched by continuing
investment in faculty and in the
School’s estate.
Investments in External Relations and
fundraising will continue as we strengthen
relationships with alumni, global business
partners and other similar institutions to
build global partnerships. Our endowment
is key to greater success and we will
continue to reach out to our community
to build this.
Catherine Webster
Treasurer
21 November 2007
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Thank you The Capital Society 2007

The Capital Society recognises Nash Circle Savio Kwan (MSc09) Teeranard Chokwatana (SEP55)
Clive Landa (MSc05) Gus Chow (IEMP95)
individuals whose annual donations (£20,000+) Dickon Pownall-Gray (MSc15) Eugene Ciemnyjewski (SEMBA2002)
of £1,000 or more make a significant Anonymous Jessica Richards (MBA2002) Stuart Cockburn (MBA2005)
contribution to the School’s Roger Carlsson (MSc17) Nicholas Selbie (MSc05) Clint Coghill (MBA97)
development. This year, membership Roshy Dwyer (SLN2001) Mike Staunton (MSc19, PhD85) Tanya Cordrey (MBA97)
increased a significant 16% Peter Englander (PhD80) Ann Tasker (MSc09) Tom Corrado (MiFPT99)
Warren Finegold (MSc14) Andrew Torrance (MSc09) Richard Coundley (MBA23)
to 274 members. Francis Finlay Donald Cowan (SLN97)
Eli and David Gardner (CFE96) Dean’s Circle Bob Cranmer-Brown (MSc07)
Mo Ibrahim David Croft (MSc11)
Chris Ingram (£1,000 - £4,999) Michelle Crowe Hernandez
David Ord (SLN19) Anonymous (13) Kevin Crump (MBA2002)
David and Elaine Potter Harm Abrahams (SLN2000) Mark and Julian Dalton (MiFFT2001)
David Pyott (MSc13) Ahmed Al Araimi Michael and Amy Davies (MBA30, MBA31)
Terry Rhodes (MBA22) Ana Alcaine (MBA2002) Veit D. de Maddalena (MiFFT99)
Myles Allison (MBA97) Christopher Deacon (LEP41)
Gloucester Circle Alexandre Almosni (MiFFT2003) Martin Deboo (MBA93)
Zaid Al-Sulaiman (IEMP98) Armando Delgado (MiFFT96)
(£10,000 - £19,999) Jananayagam Ambasuthan Iqbal Dhanji (MBA97)
Anonymous (5) Gilles Auguste (ADP51) Elroy Dimson (PhD72)
Celia Atkin (LEP16) Felicia and Tracy Bahl (EMBAG2004) Peter Dixon (MSc10)
Capital Society growth 2004-2007 The Hon Apurv Bagri Ranjan Banerji (MSc09) Barbara Domayne-Hayman (SLN2000)
It is a pleasure to acknowledge the Julie and Peter Hill (MBA26) Nicholas Barber John Douglas (MBA31)
many generous alumni, friends, James Lyle (IMP90) Joe Bauernfreund (MiFFT2002) Herve Drouet (MBA97)
corporations and foundations that Kamlesh Madhvani (MSc12) Audra Baumgartner (MBA94) Enrique Duhau (IEMP98)
FY 2004 103 members
supported London Business School FY 2005 164 members
Raymond Miles (MSc05) Eugene Belin (MBA23) Damian Edwards (MBA2002)
financially during the fiscal year 1 Nigel Morris (MSc19) Michael Bennett (MBA2005) Paul Ellis
FY 2006 237 members Oba Otudeko David Bertocchi (MBA97) Tim Faithfull (SEP16)
August 2006 – 31 July 2007. The FY 2007 274 members Frederick Pakis (SLN12) Simon Best (MSc19) Patrick Fauchier (IMP94)
individuals and organisations whose Cornelia and Sergio Ravich Calafell (MBA93) Vipan Bij (JEMBA2003) Philip Ferraz (EMBA96)
names follow helped us attract the Sir John Ritblat Darren Bindert (MBA97) Marc Fischli (MBA97)
very best students and faculty through Mike Salamon (MSc14) Neil Blackley (MSc12) Nigel Franklin (MSc10)
Tim Sanderson (IMP89) Lea Blinoff (MiFPT95) Julian Franks (PhD75)
Annual Fund support or by funding Laura D Tyson Andreas Boller (JEMBA2006) Manish Gajria (MBA2008)
major research initiatives, scholarships Jeremy Bonnett (MSc05) Ramani Ganesh (MiFPT2002)
or campus improvement projects. Regent’s Circle Evelyn Bourke (EMBA99) Gonzalo Garcia (MBA93)
Michael Boxford (MSc03) Elizabeth Gardiner (SLN2003)
We also extend our gratitude to (£5,000 - £9,999) Miguel Bracamontes (MBA2004) HE Anwar Gargash
Anonymous (3) John Brady (MSc13) Vikki Garth (MBA23)
those individuals and organisations HE Amr Dabbagh Mattia Branca (MBA2008) Peter Gerstrom (MBA23)
who have given gifts in kind that HE Sheikh Mohamed Althani (SEP50) Tim Breedon (MBA23) Julian Gething (SLN97)
are too numerous to mention and Nigel D T Andrews (MSc11) Ian Brown (MSc15) Chris Golis (MSc06)
to those who invest in the School by Jeremy Asher Kurt Budge (MBA2004) William Gordon (MSc12)
Michael Cohen (MBA31) Ian Burke (MSc20) Juergen Graner (MBA99)
volunteering their time. Peggy Czyzak-Dannenbaum (MSc09) Colin Burt (MiFFT95) Andrew and Elizabeth Greaves (MBA25, MBA32)
Saeb Eigner (IEMP97) Mike Calhoon (MBA2002) Philip Green (MSc10)
Your generosity makes the Claire Enders (MSc17) Eileen Carr (SLN97) Tom Gregory (MSc10)
School stronger. Ian Hannam (MSc17) Irina Carter (MBA2006) Gerald Gruber (MBA2002)
Nicholas Jones (MSc08) Milind Chaukar (MBA2000) Roma Haigh (MSc15)
Kensuke Kitani (MiFFT98) John Cheesmond (MSc13) Chris Hall (MSc10)
Vinod Kurup (MiFFT97) Tavona Chihambakwe (MBA2002) Ian Hardie
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The Capital Society 2007
The School honoured Capital Society
2007 members at its annual Capital
Society Dinner in November. Dean
Robin Buchanan hosted the event,
which was at the Victoria and Albert
Museum in London.
David Harris (MSc19)
Jocelyn Hartland-Swann (MSc10)
Graham Hastie
Michael Hay (SLN19)
Kiyoshi Hayano (CFE96)
Christopher Herr (MBA97)
Barry Herstein (MSc19)
Alvin Ho (MiFFT97)
Baroness Sarah Hogg
Kenneth Hollis (MSc12)
Tim How (MSc12)
Christian Ingerslev (MBA96)
Toks Ishmael (MBA97)
Alex Ivanovic (MiFPT2007)
Abbas Jafarian (MBA98)
Oliver Jones (MBA26)
Paul Kavanagh (EMBA97)
Philip Kimberley (MSc11)
Neil Kingon (MSc10)
Burak Kiral (MBA2008)
Donald Kirkwood
Anya Kleymenova (MiFPT2007)
Daniel Knecht (SLN97)
Pascal Koller (MiFPT2005)
Grigory Korishch (EMBAG2005)
Nirmalya Kumar
Vlad Kuzmenkov (MiFPT2007)
Jennifer Laing
Sharon Landa (SLN24)
Eddie Lawson (MBA99)
Assaf Lennon (MBA2001)
Derek Lewis (MSc01)
Eric Li
Sir Andrew Likierman
Philip Ling (MSc04)
Andrew Lock (MSc05, PhD75)
Cheri Lofland (SLN95)
Ilia Loubenski (MiFFT2002)
Charles Lowe (MSc10)
Brian Lynas
Alexis Manuel (MBA2007)
Betty Mark (SLN2001)
Mona Marquardt (MBA94)
Ian Maurice (MSc12)
Ian McCall (MiFFT97)
Chris and Nancy McHugh (MBA94)
Gil Meirovich (MBA2008)
Nigel Melville (MSc05)
Costas Mitropoulos (PhD82)
Richard Moon (MSc04)
Arthur Moore (MSc10)
Carol Moore (IEP10)
Stephen Moss (MSc09)
Peter Murray (MSc05)
Dr and Mrs Nkosana Moyo
Rajesh Nagpal (MBA2000)
Sameer Nawaz (MBA2004)
Terry Neill (MSc03)
Margo O’Brien (SLN2000)
Naoki Ohta (MBA97)
Osaze Osifo (MiFPT99)
Alero Otobo (SLN2001)
Mathias Overlack (SEMBA2005)
Mark Parsons (SEMBA2006)
Mark Pavan (MSc19)
Martin Pearmund (MiFFT97)
Jos Peeters
Gregory Piccininno (MBA93)
Madan Pillutla
Gita Piramal
Milan Prilepok (MBA2008)
Constantine Psaltis (MBA33)
Anil Ramjiani (MBA2008)
Michael Riley (MBA97)
Jose Rivero (MBA97)
Anthony Robb-John (MBA97)
Alan Roberts (SLN24)
Roisin Robothan Jones (EMBA97)
Chris Rodger (SLN2005)
Virginia Rodriguez Perlado (MBA2002)
John Rothenberg (MSc03)
Yuriy Ryzhenkov (SEMBA2006)
Minoo Sahni-Court (EMBA97)
Quentin Sandifer (EMBAG2005)
Christopher Sandland (MSc14)
Ravi Savur (MBA95)
Tara Schmidt (MBA2006)
Rachelle Schwarzmann (MBA96)
Serguei Sheshouriak (MBA98)
Richard Smoke (SLN15)
Gabriel Souza (MBA2007)
Jessica Spungin (MBA96)
Eric Stobart (MSc10)
Maja Stone (SEMBA2006)
Peter Sturn (MBA99)
Elizabeth Sullivan (MBA93)
Patrick Sumner (SLN95)
Daniel Sung (SLN19)
William Sunnucks (MBA23)
Tina Suo (MBA2005)
Fabrice Susini (SEMBA2004)
Henrik Sylvest (SLN2000)
Myra Tabor (MSc19)
Eli Talmor
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The Sussex Place Club
Curtis Tamkin The Sussex Place Club Gold
Nader Tavassoli
Trevor Tay (MBA2002) We gratefully acknowledge the (£1,000,000+)
David Thorp (MSc04) individuals whose lifetime giving to Anonymous
David Turpin (MSc09) the School exceeds £100,000. We Caroline and Ian Laing (MSc04)
Vijay Uttarwar (SLN98) are especially indebted to you for your Sir John Ritblat
Ursula Van Almsick (MBA23) Lord Sainsbury of Turville
Alphons Van Broekhoven (MBA2004)
generous and consistent support.
Nicolaas Van Der Vorm (MBA97) Silver
Ton van Klarenbosch (MBA97)
Deepa Rajalakshmi Venkateswaran (MBA2006) (£500,000 - £999,999)
James Vernon (MiFPT96) Chris Ingram
Ulrich Volk (MBA29)
Konstantin von Unger (MBA96) Bronze
Erik Vynckier (MBA2000)
Jeff Warren (SEP40) (£100,000 - £499,999)
Ken Watson (MSc10) Nigel DT Andrews (MSc11)
Katherine Wee (MBA97) Paul Atherton (MBA26)
David Williams (MSc11) Robert Bauman
Martin Wise (MBA28) Roger Carlsson (MSc17)
The Hon Kan Seng Wong (MSc12) Peggy Czyzak-Dannenbaum (MSc09)
Paul Wong (SLN96) Peter Englander (PhD80)
Nick Wood (MBA93) Francis Finlay
Eliza Yong (MBA97) Lord Gavron
Hide Yoshino (MiFPT2006) Ian Hannam (MSc17)
Peter Zinkin (MSc11) Mo Ibrahim
Evi and Costas Kaplanis (PhD80, PhD82)
Raymond and Ernestine Le Goy
Terry Neill (MSc03)
Idan Ofer (MSc15)
Frederick Pakis (SLN12)
David and Elaine Potter
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Graduating Class Gift 2007
Thank you to all the 374 graduating
students who made gifts and pledges
to the School.
Anonymous (55)
Aveesh Acharya (MBA2007)
Mauricio Achurra (MBA2007)
Tanya Ahluwalia (MBA2007)
Seyi Ajibola (SLN2007)
Cristina Alcaide (MiFFT2007)
Miguel Angel Alcaraz (MBA2007)
Juan Fernando Aldana (MiFFT2007)
Giorgio Ambrosetti (MBA2007)
Paw Andersen (SEMBA2007)
Sofia Antropova (MiFFT2007)
Kavita Aras Rajput (MiFFT2007)
Jeanette Arthur (JEMBA2007)
Enrique Austria (SLN2007)
Karim Awad (MBA2007)
Rahul Banerji (MBA2007)
Jordi Bartomeu (MBA2007)
Jasdeep Batra (MBA2007)
Altemur Battalgazi (SEMBA2007)
Anupam Batura (MiFPT2007)
Charles L. Beaudet (MBA2007)
Murli Bhamidipati (SLN2007)
Rajat Bhattacharya (MiFFT2007)
Raoul Bocchi (MBA2007)
Larisa Bondareva (MiFPT2007)
Rebecca Booth (MBA2007)
Eric Bourguignon (MBA2007)
Stephen Boyle (MBA2007)
Mark Bradt (MiFFT2007)
Helen Brown (MBA2007)
Steven Brown (MBA2007)
Benjamin Bryant (MiFFT2007)
Martyn Buttenshaw (MBA2007)
Rodrigo Calvo (MBA2007)
Joao Cardoso (MBA2007)
Emanuela Carpita (MiFFT2007)
Jackson Carroll (MBA2007)
Diego Cartagenova (MBA2007)
Ricardo Castro (MBA2007)
Joel Cere (SEMBA2007)
Chris Champion (SEMBA2007)
Ross Chapman (MBA2007)
Kurt Chen (MBA2007)
Clancy Childs (MBA2007)
Byung-Hoon Choi (MiFFT2007)
Gaurav Chopra (MBA2007)
Mahesh Chordia (MBA2007)
Maurice Chow (MiFPT2007)
Paul Christensen (SEMBA2007)
Paul Chua (MBA2007)
Janeen Chupa (MBA2007)
Bryan Church (MBA2007)
Ozan Cigizoglu (MBA2007)
Julian Cohen (MBA2007)
Paul Connaughton (MiFPT2007)
Tim Conrad (MBA2007)
Nick Conway (MBA2007)
Laurence Cook (MiFFT2007)
Jason Creel (MBA2007)
Eduardo D’Alessandro (MBA2007)
James Davidson (MiFFT2007)
Andrey Davtchev (MBA2007)
James Decherd (MBA2007)
John Decker (MiFFT2007)
Joseph Defanti (SLN2007)
Damian Delaney (JEMBA2007)
Payton Dobbs (MBA2007)
Sarah Duffy (MBA2007)
Daniel Echavarria (MiFFT2007)
Michael Egan (MiFFT2007)
Hiro Eguchi (MBA2007)
Josh Eisen (MBA2007)
Gustav Ellingsen (MBA2007)
Ana Escobedo (MiFFT2007)
Nick Evans (MBA2007)
Aaron Ezgar (MBA2007)
Gerald Fabrot (MBA2007)
Jose Flaviano Faleiro (SLN2007)
Eric Feddal (MBA2007)
Waqas Fehmi (MiFFT2007)
Maya Fernandez (MBA2007)
Justin Fidler (SEMBA2007)
Michele Fiorentino (MiFPT2007)
Diana Foo (MBA2007)
Daniel Frajhof (MBA2007)
Masahiro Fukui (MiFFT2007)
Aleksander Ganchev (MBA2007)
Marc Ghobriel (MBA2007)
Neil Gibson (MBA2007)
Natasja Giezen (MBA2007)
Guillaume Gingembre (MiFFT2007)
Mathieu Godart (JEMBA2007)
Ellie Gordon (SEMBA2007)
Vitaly Gordon (MBA2007)
Lukas Gresnigt (MiFFT2007)
Laurent Grippon (MBA2007)
Riccardo Gubbioli (MBA2007)
Arvind Gupta (MBA2007)
Gautam Gupta (MBA2007)
Vinay Gupta (MBA2007)
Eugenio Guzman (MBA2007)
Nora Haaberg (SEMBA2007)
Martina Hajjar (MiFPT2007)
Will Harbaugh (MBA2007)
Christophe Haugen (MBA2007)
Armin Heuberger (MiFPT2007)
Tomohiko Hibino (MBA2007)
Wataru Hitomi (MBA2007)
Martin Hofberger (MBA2007)
Jeffrey Holy (MiFFT2007)
Mark Horrox (MBA2007)
Joanne Howarth (MBA2007)
Srebrin Hristev (MiFFT2007)
Chenggen Hu (MiFFT2007)
Dave Hully (MBA2007)
Ross Hunter (MBA2007)
Antoine Ichard (MBA2007)
Romina Iskenderian (MBA2007)
Jacques-Olivier Isman (MBA2007)
Alex Ivanovic (MiFPT2007)
Amit Jain (MBA2007)
Saurav Jain (MBA2007)
Andrew Jayatilake (MBA2007)
Martin Josefsson (MBA2007)
Sony Joseph (MBA2007)
Matt Judkins (MBA2007)
Xanyar Kamangar (MBA2007)
Abe Kamarck (SEMBA2007)
Hussein Kanji (MBA2007)
Raj Kapur (MiFPT2007)
Adilet Karabayev (MBA2007)
Arman Kassenov (MiFFT2007)
Christine Kaulfers (MBA2007)
Louisa Kazinian (MBA2007)
Abesalom Kekelia (MBA2007)
Loughlinn Kennedy (MiFFT2007)
Erendiz Keskin (MBA2007)
Saira Khawaja (MBA2007)
Mehul Khimasia (SLN2007)
Raji Khoury (MiFFT2007)
Katsuro Kido (SLN2007)
John Kilcline (IEP2007)
Jae Sung Kim (MBA2007)
Chris King (MBA2007)
Anya Kleymenova (MiFPT2007)
Adam Kocik (MBA2007)
Maxim Kondratenko (SEMBA2007)
Shekar Krishnamoorthy (MiFFT2007)
Tongai Kunorubwe (MBA2007)
Vlad Kuzmenkov (MiFPT2007)
Dan La Caze (MBA2007)
Farhan Lalji (SEMBA2007)
Greg LaMarco (MiFFT2007)
Tracie Laurinaitis (MBA2007)
Kok Fatt Lee (SLN2007)
Brian Lenehan (MBA2007)
Nan Li (MiFFT2007)
Chris Lipscomb (MBA2007)
Vincent Littke (MBA2007)
Yuanyuan Liu (MiFFT2007)
Jasmine Lo (MiFFT2007)
Alex Lvoff (MBA2007)
Sarah Lyons (JEMBA2007)
Sergey Lyubarskiy (MBA2007)
Ashutosh Mahindru (MBA2007)
We are delighted to report that Subba Manchala (SLN2007)
Anil Mangla (MBA2007)
2007 was a record-breaking year Advait Maniar (MBA2007)
for the Graduating Class Gift, with Alexis Manuel (MBA2007)
an impressive £620,000 pledged Francisco Marchant Menendez (MiFFT2007)
Frederic Mari (MBA2007)
by graduating students. Over half Alessandro Marroni (JEMBA2007)
of all graduating students made a Al Martine (MBA2007)
commitment to the appeal, which will Ricardo Martinelli (MBA2007)
support the School’s future plans for Jotaro Matsuda (SLN2007)
Simon McKnight (MiFPT2007)
campus space. Dana McNabb (MBA2007)
Ann LeClair McSheehy (MBA2007)
Special thanks go Marshall Stark Nitika Mehra (MiFFT2007)
Sumit Mehra (MBA2007)
(MBA2007) for leading the appeal with Sandeep Mehta (MBA2007)
such enthusiasm and drive, and to the Louise Melikian (MBA2007)
40-plus students who volunteered their Riaan Meyer (JEMBA2007)
ideas, time and energy to the appeal. Myles Milston (MBA2007)
David Mollison (MBA2007)
Cave Montazeri (MBA2007)
Will Moon (MBA2007)
Subho Moulik (MBA2007)
Thanos Moulovasilis (MiFFT2007)
Ujjal Mukherjee (MBA2007)
Mark Mullen (SLN2007)
Shawn Murphy (SEMBA2007)
Girish Nanda (SLN2007)
Shweta Narasimhadevara (MBA2007)
Rabih Nassar (MBA2007)
Mariano Naveira (MBA2007)
Radhika Nayak (MBA2007)
Rupert Naylor (SLN2007)
Oleg Nemodruk (MBA2007)
Kheng Hoe Ng (MiFFT2007)
ABOVE: Members of the Graduating Class Gift 2007 team. Christian Oakley-White (MBA2007)
Tobias Obermair (MiFFT2007)
Paul O’Connor (MBA2007)
“The Graduating Class Gift is David Ogilvie (MBA2007)
an opportunity for us to leave a Takaaki Okado (MBA2007)
Funke Okubadejo (MiFFT2007)
permanent, positive mark on the Mark Ollila (JEMBA2007)
School, and to send a message that Karim Omari (MiFFT2007)
we value our relationship with London Grace Ong (MBA2007)
Business School. The strong results Vijay Padmanabhan (MBA2007)
Preslav Panayotov (MiFFT2007)
from this year’s class prove that Ila Panik (MBA2007)
relationship is bearing fruit and that Stefano Pardi (MBA2007)
our recent alumni are committed to Sarah Park (MBA2007)
Naveen Patha (MBA2007)
ensuring the continuing success of Fernanda Paukstys (MBA2007)
the School.” Cyrille Paul-Cavallier (MBA2007)
Erik Peterson (MBA2007)
Marshall Stark (MBA2007) Reagan Philipp (MBA2007)
Rafael Pinto (MBA2007)
Diana Place (MiFFT2007)
Rike Rabl (MBA2007)
Akbar Rafiq (MBA2007)
Shoba Ramasubramanian (MiFFT2007)
Farzana Ramji (MBA2007)
Belinda Rasmussen (SEMBA2007)
Ockie Raubenheimer (MiFPT2007)
Prashanth Reddy (MiFFT2007)
Gaurav Rekhi (MBA2007)
Derek Richey (MBA2007)
Armando Risi (MBA2007)
Antonio Risso (MBA2007)
Dan Roberts (MBA2007)
Melanie Robinson (MBA2007)
Celso Rocha (MiFFT2007)
Ricardo Rodrigues (MBA2007)
Katya Romashkan (MBA2007)
Paul Rombeek (JEMBA2007)
Ofir Rosenzweig (MBA2007)
Kristina Rowe (MiFFT2007)
Tom Rowland (SEMBA2007)
Christian Rozsenich (SEMBA2007)
Esteban Rubini (MBA2007)
Francesca Ruggiero (MBA2007)
Samy Saba (MBA2007)
Tarek Sabra (MBA2007)
Faraz Said (MiFFT2007)
Walid Salem (MBA2007)
Mike Salvaris (MBA2007)
Omar Samra (MBA2007)
Luisa Santos (MBA2007)
Ashish Saxena (MBA2007)
James Schappelle (MiFFT2007)
Simon Schneider (MBA2007)
Roger Schnueriger (JEMBA2007)
Nealon Scoones (MBA2007)
Arnab Seal (MBA2007)
Alejandro Seco (SEMBA2007)
Riccardo Semadeni (MBA2007)
Damla Sener (MBA2007)
Shabnam Shahani (MBA2007)
Santosh Sharan (MBA2007)
Arvind Shidlagatta (MiFFT2007)
Shoko Shiga (SLN2007)
Kazutoshi Shimizu (MBA2007)
Regina Shin (MBA2007)
Peter Simmons (SEMBA2007)
Bryan Simpson (MBA2007)
Arjun Singh (MBA2007)
Ashwani Singh (SLN2007)
Voralak Singhsilarak (MBA2007)
Llavan Sivaloganathan (JEMBA2007)
Liz Sklaroff (MBA2007)
Andy Smith (MBA2007)
Gabriel Souza (MBA2007)
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Ian Spatz (MBA2007)
Ariel Speicher (MBA2007)
Marshall Stark (MBA2007)
Marcos Steverlynck (MBA2007)
Andrew Strachan (SLN2007)
Shelly Straight Nissen (MBA2007)
Alexander Sultan (SEMBA2007)
Edit Szalai (MiFFT2007)
Jonatas Szkurnik (MBA2007)
Omar Takieddine (MBA2007)
Dalit Talmor (MBA2007)
Joe Taneyhill (MBA2007)
Su Chern Teo (MiFFT2007)
Vasilis Theofanopoulos (MBA2007)
Matt Thoman (MBA2007)
Jack Thomas (MBA2007)
Nicky Timbol (MBA2007)
Sandra Tsao (SLN2007)
Peter Turner (SEMBA2007)
Simbo Ukiri (SLN2007)
Jorge Urzua Valdes (MiFFT2007)
Nitiwut Ussivakul (MiFFT2007)
Marcos Vasconcelos (MBA2007)
Daniel Vaz (MBA2007)
Shailesh Venkatesh (MiFFT2007)
Anjali Vij (MiFFT2007)
Vladimiro Viola (MBA2007)
Samina Virk (MBA2007)
Felipe Vivacqua Pinto (MBA2007)
Thomas Von Othegraven (MBA2007)
Jason Vonderhaar (MBA2007)
Yaron Vorona (MBA2007)
Nicholas Wai (MBA2007)
Kentaro Watanabe (MBA2007)
Hadden Watt (MBA2007)
Mark Watters (MBA2007)
Giselle Weybrecht (MBA2007)
Jack Woodhouse (MBA2007)
Matt Worth (MBA2007)
Nadine Yahchouchi (MBA2007)
Miki Yamada (MBA2007)
Konstantin Yanakov (JEMBA2007)
Yuki Yokoyama (MBA2007)
Stella Yoo (MBA2007)
Fausto Zanetton (MBA2007)
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Reunion Giving 2007 Degree Programme Alumni Giving 2007

On the last weekend in June, we welcomed back 460 alumni to celebrate the In honour of their 20-year reunion, We thank the 1,349 degree 2007 Remi Casals (SEMBA2006) William Morris (JEMBA2006)
anniversaries of their graduation. Alumni had a wonderful weekend catching up Vivek Chandy (MiFFT2006) Stephane Mortier (JEMBA2006)
MBA22 chose to set up the MBA22 programme alumni who supported Capital Society Reema Desai (MBA2006) Ramez Nasser (EMBAG2006)
with classmates and reconnecting with the School. Scholarship Fund for UK nationals. the School during the year. David Farkas (MBA2006) Swapnil Parab (MBA2006)
Anonymous
This fund will support three deserving Alexis Manuel (MBA2007) Cag Guner (MiFFT2006) Ben Peacock (MBA2006)
Many alumni celebrating milestone anniversaries of their graduation choose to MBA students over the next three Gabriel Souza (MBA2007) Claire Heleniak (MBA2006) Rahul Potdar (MBA2006)
make a gift to the School. This year, a record 16 classes made Reunion Class years. A fantastic 23% of the class Julian Henley-Price (SEMBA2006) Tim Ramsdale (SEMBA2006)
Gifts and raised more than £400,000 in gifts and pledges in support of a variety Patron Deepak Jayaraman (MBA2006) Daniel Rolles (SEMBA2006)
pledged £35,941 to the scholarship Anonymous Alan Joseph (JEMBA2006) Lori Scott (MBA2006)
of critical projects including scholarships, bursaries and the Annual Fund. fund. A further commitment from Julian Cohen (MBA2007) Hiroyoshi Koizumi (MBA2006) Renato Silva (MBA2006)
a generous MBA22 alumnus to Aditya Kotibhaskar (MBA2006) Merlin Sinclair (MBA2006)
support case studies in the area of Donor Siebert Kruger (JEMBA2006) George Spanellis (SEMBA2006)
Anonymous (5) Joon Ho Lee (MiFFT2006) Stuart Sparkes (JEMBA2006)
entrepreneurship brought their class’ Gerald Fabrot (MBA2007) David McGrath (SEMBA2006) Eduardo Steffens Vidal (MiFFT2006)
total to an impressive £75,941. Nora Haaberg (SEMBA2007) Dmitri Miklush (MBA2006) Hayden Tollas (MBA2006)
RIGHT: MBA97 fundraising volunteers present Acting John Kilcline (IEP2007) Adam Morris (MBA2006) Akhil Uniyal (SLN2006)
Dean, Sir Andrew Likierman with a cheque for their
10-year Reunion Class Gift. (From left to right) Acting “I am part of a generation that Paul O’Connor (MBA2007) Kieran Murray (SEMBA2006) Sankar Venkatraman (SLN2006)
benefited from free education right Reagan Philipp (MBA2007) Yesh Nadkarni (MiFFT2006) Laura Villani (MBA2006)
Dean, Sir Andrew Likierman, Marc Fischli, Julia
Marsh, Iqbal Dhanji. Fredrik Nystrom (MBA2006) Peter Vincent (SLN2006)
the way through to university. I was 2006 Graeme Plowman (JEMBA2006) Naomasa Wada (MBA2006)
also privileged to be sponsored by my Alexis Prevot de Loudiere (MBA2006) Matt Yates (MBA2006)
employer during my MBA at London Capital Society Euan Robertson (JEMBA2006)
Business School and subsequently Capital Society £1,000+ Anonymous (2) Angel Rodriguez Issa (MBA2006) 2005
Andreas Boller (JEMBA2006) Hilmar Scheel (MiFFT2006)
I’ve had the good fortune to enjoy a Patron £500 - £999 Irina Carter (MBA2006) Abhinav Sinha (MiFFT2006) Capital Society
successful and prosperous career. Benefactor £250 - £499 Mark Parsons (SEMBA2006) Patrick Van de Laar (SEMBA2006) Anonymous
I felt that it was now my turn to give Donor £1 - £249 Yuriy Ryzhenkov (SEMBA2006) Daniel Vicen (MiFFT2006) Michael Bennett (MBA2005)
back and our class’ 20th anniversary Tara Schmidt (MBA2006) Lucas Whittaker (JEMBA2006) Stuart Cockburn (MBA2005)
seemed an auspicious occasion on Maja Stone (SEMBA2006) Pascal Koller (MiFPT2005)
Deepa Rajalakshmi Venkateswaran (MBA2006) Donor Grigory Korishch (EMBAG2005)
Class Reunion year Project Pledged Participation which to do this. I am delighted that Hide Yoshino (MiFPT2006) Anonymous (3) Mathias Overlack (SEMBA2005)
MBA2002 5 year Annual Fund £38,047 17% many of my classmates also took Abe Adham (MiFFT2006) Chris Rodger (SLN2005)
SEMBA2002 5 year EMBA Scholarship Fund £2,690 8% the initiative to support the School at Patron Nadya Aleshina (MBA2006) Quentin Sandifer (EMBAG2005)
reunion time.” Anonymous (2) Ken Asada (MBA2006) Tina Suo (MBA2005)
MiFFT2002 5 year MiF Alumni Scholarship Fund £12,365 18%
Stephanie DiChiara (MBA2006) Sung Joon Bae (SLN2006)
MBA97 10 year MBA97 Scholarship Fund £76,644 23% Mel Foster-Hawes (JEMBA2006) David Blanar (SEMBA2006) Patron
EMBA97 10 year EMBA Scholarship Fund £15,499 13% Terry Rhodes (MBA22) Jagdip Grewal (SEMBA2006) Anna Burrage (SLN2006) Jocelyn Aw (MBA2005)
MIFFT97 10 year MiF Alumni Scholarship Fund £15,137 16% Timothy Hannan (MBA2006) Francesco Cacciabue (MiFFT2006) Janice Barclay (MBA2005)
SLN97 10 year Sloan Alumni Scholarship Fund £14,966 16% Craig Hutchison (JEMBA2006) Mar Doncel (SEMBA2006) John Hall (MBA2005)
Taylan Kamis (SEMBA2006) Caroline Edmondson (SEMBA2006) Atul Monga (MBA2005)
MBA32 15 year EMBA Scholarship Fund £969 6% Gurmail Parmar (JEMBA2006) Michihiko Ejiri (MBA2006) Jasandra Nyker (MBA2005)
MBA33 15 year MBA33 Term Scholarship Fund £10,439 9% Richard Reavley (MBA2006) Kai-lik Foh (MBA2006) Guillaume Rivron (MBA2005)
SLN24 15 year Sloan Alumni Scholarship Fund £12,321 12% Craig Rydqvist (MiFPT2006) Hector Garcia-Armero Rua (MBA2006) Arjun Seth (MBA2005)
MBA22 20 year MBA22 Scholarship Fund for UK students £75,941 23% Paul Whiteway (JEMBA2006) Dimitris Georgiadis (MBA2006) Ranveer Sharma (MBA2005)
David Harte (JEMBA2006)
MBA23 20 year Annual Fund £22,668 17%
Benefactor Yohei Ito (MBA2006) Benefactor
SLN19 20 year Annual Fund £25,692 26% Anonymous (6) Daniel Sang Ho Jeon (SLN2006) Anonymous (4)
MSC15 25 year Lifelong Learning £10,140 9% Kerem Akcay (MBA2006) David Lambert (SLN2006) Sid Bambawale (MBA2005)
MSc10 30 year MSc10 Bursary Fund £22,139 11% Andre Andrijanovs (MiFFT2006) Simon Longbottom (MBA2006) Bat Batbayar (MiFPT2005)
MSc05 35 year MSc05 Endowed Scholarship Fund £56,218 5% David Arnold (MBA2006) Kevin Malakoff (SEMBA2006) Paolo Belotti (MBA2005)
David Attwood (JEMBA2006) Tiphaine Masse (IEP2006) Damien Bruce (MBA2005)
Note: The total amount pledged quoted above will include all money pledged by the class in FY07, irrespective of designation Mihail Bozinov (MiFFT2006) Paramesan Mathen (MiFFT2006) Stefano Cappi (MBA2005)
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Degree Programme Alumni Giving
Why are your gifts to the Annual
Fund so important?
The Annual Fund provides a vital
source of income for the School. Last
year the Annual Fund helped:
n fund44 scholarships for
incoming students
n create two new seminar rooms
n support influential faculty research
Capital Society £1,000+
Patron £500 - £999
Benefactor £250 - £499
Donor £1 - £249
Matjaz Cerjak (MBA2005)
Rupak Chandra (MiFPT2005)
Colin Clingan (MiFFT2005)
Neil Corrigall (MBA2005)
Luis De La Hoz (MiFFT2005)
Olivia Dickson (SLN2005)
George Embiricos (MBA2005)
Rohan Filer (MBA2005)
Stephen Finch (MBA2005)
Juan Daniel Frias (MiFFT2005)
Richard Galvin (MBA2005)
Christopher Gant (SLN2005)
Paul Hegraeus (SEMBA2005)
Horace Hung (MiFFT2005)
Kate Hurtig (MBA2005)
Ramzi Itani (MBA2005)
Pradyumna Jajodia (MBA2005)
Swapnil Katkar (MBA2005)
Raymond Krawczykowski (SEMBA2005)
Neeraj Kumar (MBA2005)
Daniel Kurth (MBA2005)
Abel Martins Alexandre (JEMBA2005)
Tom Mireles (MBA2005)
Ryan Moore (MiFPT2005)
Fabrice Nze-Bekale (MBA2005)
Homer Paneri (MBA2005)
Surash Patel (SEMBA2005)
Mitali Pattnaik (MBA2005)
Josef Pelloni (MBA2005)
Sonjoy Phukan (MBA2005)
Lila Preston (MBA2005)
Mahesh Ramachandran (SLN2005)
Susan Reese (MiFFT2005)
Ben Reillier (EMBAG2005)
Mark Roberton (MBA2005)
Paolo Roncaglia (MBA2005)
Caspar Schlickum (MBA2005)
Philipp Schmidt (MBA2005)
Olivia Selbie (MBA2005)
Mark Shaw (MiFFT2005)
David Tabournel (JEMBA2005)
Catherine Tardif (MBA2005)
Satyajeet Thakur (MBA2005)
Isaac Ward (MBA2005)
Nicola Winn (MBA2005)
Steve Wright (JEMBA2005)
Matthew Zubiller (MBA2005)
Donor
Anonymous (6)
Alfonsa Adityarini (MBA2005)
Layne Ainsworth (EMBAG2005)
Prashanth Aluru (MBA2005)
Vicente Armendariz (MBA2005)
Giuseppe Auricchio (MBA2005)
Candida Barbato (IEP2005)
Nadine Benchaffai (MBA2005)
Viviane Bernardino-Walsh (MiFFT2005)
Jerome Bonnet (MBA2005)
Samia Bouafia (SEMBA2005)
Anders Brynildsen (MBA2005)
Andreja Bucik (MBA2005)
Diego Cabezudo (SEMBA2005)
Maurice Castelijn (SEMBA2005)
Angela Chan (MBA2005)
Tina Chin (MBA2005)
Saleem Chowdhery (SEMBA2005)
Trevor Clough (MBA2005)
Jeff Cooper (MBA2005)
David Corcos (MBA2005)
Michela De Palo (MiFFT2005)
Laurent Deduytsche (MBA2005)
Siranoush Dervogormiyaciyan (MBA2005)
Borja Diaz-llanos (MBA2005)
Sigal Duvshani (MBA2005)
William Earner (MBA2005)
Kivanc Emiroglu (MBA2005)
Matt Essick (MBA2005)
Unai Franco (MBA2005)
Sunshine Gola (MBA2005)
Leon Gottlieb (MBA2005)
Karl Griffin (MBA2005)
Callie Haines (MBA2005)
John Halsey (SEMBA2005)
Harish Haridas (MBA2005)
Tariq Hasnain (MBA2005)
Ben Hunt (SEMBA2005)
Sarah Jarvis (MBA2005)
Jazzy Javier (MBA2005)
Mark Jeyasingh (JEMBA2005)
Niranjan Kanvinde (MBA2005)
Urs Kaufmann (MiFFT2005)
Paul Kennedy (MBA2005)
Jaewoo Kim (MBA2005)
John Kim (MBA2005)
Mina Kim (MBA2005)
Suk-San Kim (MBA2005)
Steven Klooster (MBA2005)
Yaron Kniajer (MBA2005)
Elad Komissar (MBA2005)
Olivier Kuendig (MiFFT2005)
Boon Lai (SEMBA2005)
Brendon Lalonde (MBA2005)
Thomas Lapperger (MBA2005)
Emmanuel Lebaut (MBA2005)
Jerry Li (MiFFT2005)
Sherry Linert (MBA2005)
Danilo Lucibello (MBA2005)
Marcello Macedo (MBA2005)
Sebastien Mallet (MBA2005)
Nobuhisa Masuda (SLN2005)
Piyush Mathur (MBA2005)
Ken McEnery (SEMBA2005)
Scott McGregor (MBA2005)
Juan Pablo Meijide (MBA2005)
Jessie Mello (MBA2005)
Amos Miller (SEMBA2005)
Roy Mironi (MBA2005)
Dan Morris (JEMBA2005)
Ngu Muna (MBA2005)
Carlos Muniz Morell (MiFFT2005)
Prasad Nadipalli (SEMBA2005)
Daniel Nebelung (MBA2005)
Simon Ng (MBA2005)
Luba Nikulina (MBA2005)
Tara Norton (MBA2005)
Myung Won Oh (MBA2005)
William O’Shea (MBA2005)
Diego Pace (MBA2005)
Christiana Phillips Riley (MBA2005)
Pim Piers (JEMBA2005)
Nicolas Pitiot (MBA2005)
Eugene Prahin (MBA2005)
Ravi Puvanachandran (MBA2005)
Jin Qian (MiFFT2005)
Deepak Ramachandra (MBA2005)
Allon Raveh (MiFFT2005)
Meggen Rayla (SEMBA2005)
Jennie Record (MBA2005)
Alex Reuter (MBA2005)
Brett Roberts (MBA2005)
Emerson Roberts (MBA2005)
Claudia Ruiz-Graham (SEMBA2005)
Christian Schlosser (MBA2005)
Nirm Shanbhag (MBA2005)
Roman Shestakov (MiFPT2005)
Shmuel Shmueli (MBA2005)
Jim Smith (MiFFT2005)
Brandon Stephens (MBA2005)
Maha Subramanian (MiFFT2005)
Karim Tahawi (SLN2005)
Nathalie Tarnaud (MBA2005)
“Your help and generosity is a great
source of motivation and inspiration
for me. I truly hope that, thanks to my
London Business School experience,
I will be in a position to one day make
such a donation to a future student.”
Vicky Tzivelis (MBA2009), Recipient of
the David Pyott MSc13 Scholarship
Matthew Turner (MBA2005)
Lyudmila Udot (MBA2005)
Dimo Yanchev (MBA2005)
Jane Yoo (MBA2005)
Wentao Zhang (SEMBA2005)
Yoav Zingher (MBA2005)
2004
Capital Society
Anonymous
Felicia and Tracy Bahl (EMBAG2004)
Miguel Bracamontes (MBA2004)
Kurt Budge (MBA2004)
Sameer Nawaz (MBA2004)
Fabrice Susini (SEMBA2004)
Alphons Van Broekhoven (MBA2004)
Patron
Waleed Al-Omar (MiFFT2004)
Anne Heal (SLN2004)
Stef Lagomatis (SEMBA2004)
David Mackertich (SEMBA2004)
Benefactor
Sanmit Ahuja (SEMBA2004)
Mfon Akpan (SLN2004)
Tim Breen (MBA2004)
Duncan Chapple (SEMBA2004)
Mark Collins (SEMBA2004)
Rob Cotterill (MBA2004)
Michel Delisle (SLN2004)
Samuel Goldworm (EMBAG2004)
Ramji Govindarajan (MBA2004)
Patrick Guenkel (MBA2004)
Russell Healey (MBA2004)
Alan Hofmeyr (MBA2004)
Jeff Holland (MiFPT2004)
Denia Katsuda (MBA2004)
Mandy Moore (MBA2004)
Nodir Normatov (MiFFT2004)
Frederic Nugeron (MBA2004)
Ariffin Omar (MBA2004)
Junko Oya (SLN2004)
Craig Pennington (SEMBA2004)
Karen Prodger (MBA2004)
Richard Robarts (IEP2004)
Gene Salerno (MBA2004)
Sina Sarikhani (MBA2004)
Richard See (SEMBA2004)
Prateek Sharma (MBA2004)
Jonty Shipley (MBA2004)
Jeremy Smith (MBA2004)
Boris Stevanovic (MBA2004)
Joy Taylor (MBA2004)
Sam Taylor (MiFFT2004)
Arunan Thaya-Paran (SEMBA2004)
Yuanzhong Albert Ye (MBA2004)
Donor
Anonymous (7)
Ezequiel Abad (MBA2004)
Ramesh Agrawal (MiFFT2004)
Stephen Alexander (MBA2004)
Lisa Barclay (MBA2004)
Rodrigo Barella (IEP2004)
Leah Bell (MBA2004)
Anthony Belloir (MBA2004)
Christophe Bernabeu (MBA2004)
Javier Bonaplata (MBA2004)
Knox Bricken (MBA2004)
Jeffery Brown (SLN2004)
Enrico Cacciorni (MBA2004)
Natalia Cazorla (MiFFT2004)
Jen Cha (MBA2004)
Arvind Ethan David (MBA2004)
Andrie de Vries (JEMBA2004)
Jennifer Dewar (MBA2004)
Rupert Egerton-Smith (MBA2004)
David Fisk (EMBAG2004)
Baris Gen (MBA2004)
Jerzy Glinka (MBA2004)
Eduardo Gomez Lopez (MBA2004)
Whitney Greenwood (MBA2004)
Tina Hansen (SEMBA2004)
Alexander Hirsch (MBA2004)
Rahul Khanna (MBA2004)
Justin King (MBA2004)
Tze Chern Lim (MBA2004)
Victor Matarranz (MBA2004)
Ross McDonald (SEMBA2004)
Deidre McEntee (MiFPT2004)
Anthony Morris (MBA2004)
Andreina Palma (MBA2004)
Andriy Panasenko (MBA2004)
Jose Parra (MiFFT2004)
Sanjiva Perera (MiFPT2004)
Jennifer Price (IEP2004)
Ramesh Rajentheran (MBA2004)
Lars Reger (SEMBA2004)
Nikoloz Shurgaia (MBA2004)
Beat Siegenthaler (MiFFT2004)
Lucy Slinger (MiFPT2004)
Michael Smith (MBA2004)
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Douglas Staudmeister (MBA2004)
Prabhakar Sundaresan (MiFPT2004)
Helen Tayton-Martin (SEMBA2004)
Richard Thomas (MBA2004)
Jean Sebastien Vincent (SEMBA2004)
Paul Vine (MBA2004)
Daron Walker (SEMBA2004)
Susan Westley (SEMBA2004)
Bryan Williams (MiFPT2004)
Hiro Yasuda (MiFFT2004)
Yasufumi Yoshizaki (MBA2004)
2003
Capital Society
Alexandre Almosni (MiFFT2003)
Vipan Bij (JEMBA2003)
Elizabeth Gardiner (SLN2003)
Patron
Anonymous
Andrew Hone (MBA2003)
Eric Ohlund (EMBAG2003)
Jeongwoo Park (MBA2003)
Max Vaughan (JEMBA2003)
Benefactor
Anonymous (2)
Mikele Brack (SLN2003)
David Burnie (MBA2003)
Luca Crenna (MBA2003)
Gareth Davies (MBA2003)
Mathieu Desforges (MBA2003)
Osvel Garza (MBA2003)
Yvan Giroud (SLN2003)
Sakate Khaitan (MBA2003)
Srinivas Krishna (SLN2003)
Martin Newton (MiFPT2003)
Pedro Palma (MBA2003)
Laure Reillier (JEMBA2003)
Donor
Vinay Agrawal (MBA2003)
Tanya Anyan (MiFPT2003)
Charles Ashaye (SEMBA2003)
Iman Baba (SLN2003)
Steve Brass (SEMBA2003)
Eugenia Christakis (SEMBA2003)
Nina Coutinho (SLN2003)
Christian Destombes (MiFFT2003)
Bryan Doviack (MBA2003)
Gerard Drenth (SEMBA2003)
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Degree Programme Alumni Giving
Capital Society £1,000+
Patron £500 - £999
Benefactor £250 - £499
Donor £1 - £249
Demetris Efstathiou (MBA2003)
Gareth Fenton (SEMBA2003)
Taro Fujimori (EMBAG2003)
Yasuyuki Fukuda (MiFPT2003)
Alan Gao (MiFFT2003)
Jason Gies (EMBAG2003)
Brian Green (EMBAG2003)
Sanjay Guglani (SLN2003)
Hiroaki Hirano (MBA2003)
Khaled Hobballah (MiFFT2003)
Simon Kellaway (SEMBA2003)
Douglas Kochman (EMBAG2003)
Sang-Jun Kwon (MBA2003)
Alexandra Lawani (MBA2003)
Jean-Bernard Lepage (MBA2003)
Anne Mackenzie (SLN2003)
Americo da Costa Martins (SLN2003)
Mukul Pareek (EMBAG2003)
Sebastien Peypoux (JEMBA2003)
Eamon Ross (SEMBA2003)
Emma Sage (MBA2003)
Andrés Salvestrini (MBA2003)
Nir Sapir (MBA2003)
Yong Shen (SEMBA2003)
Nobu Shimizu (MBA2003)
Dhar Solanki (SEMBA2003)
Johan Sundbom Nilsson (SEMBA2003)
Eileen Tanghal (MBA2003)
Barath Vasudevan (MBA2003)
Janet Wood (MiFFT2003)
Kate Wyse (JEMBA2003)
Classes of 2002
5 Year Reunion
5 Year Reunion
Capital Society
Ana Alcaine (MBA2002)
Joe Bauernfreund (MiFFT2002)
Mike Calhoon (MBA2002)
Tavona Chihambakwe (MBA2002)
Eugene Ciemnyjewski (SEMBA2002)
Kevin Crump (MBA2002)
Damian Edwards (MBA2002)
Ramani Ganesh (MiFPT2002)
Gerald Gruber (MBA2002)
Ilia Loubenski (MiFFT2002)
Jessica Richards (MBA2002)
Virginia Rodriguez Perlado (MBA2002)
Trevor Tay (MBA2002)
Patron
Chere Chapman (MBA2002)
Kevin Ernst (MiFFT2002)
Nancy Gille (SLN2002)
Annabel Koh Wilson (MBA2002)
Richard Nuttall (SLN2002)
Federico Petersen (MBA2002)
Craig Werstiuk (MiFFT2002)
Benefactor
Anonymous (2)
Gokhan Akan (MiFFT2002)
Krishan Amar (MBA2002)
Altan Alpay (MBA2002)
Dargar Bjorksten (MiFFT2002)
Andrew Blakeman (MiFPT2002)
Otavio Carvahlo (MiFFT2002)
Massimiliano Cenni (MBA2002)
Adam Dixon (MBA2002)
Hedde Draper (MiFFT2002)
Gilles Embriaco (MBA2002)
Sinem Erol Aziz (MiFFT2002)
Arndt Faatz (SEMBA2002)
Carlos Ferreira (MBA2002)
Marc Hoffmann (MBA2002)
Gideon Hyde (SEMBA2002)
Philippe Jost (MBA2002)
Juan Negro (MBA2002)
John McNulty (MBA2002)
Manuel Noronha Andrade (MiFFT2002)
Paulo Oliveira (MiFFT2002)
Mark Paskowitz (MBA2002)
Satish Pulle (MiFFT2002)
Theresa Reff (SEMBA2002)
Oliver Rose (MBA2002)
Christian Saller (MBA2002)
Nashwa Saleh (MiFFT2002)
Ras Sarac (MBA2002)
Mark Vyvyan-Robinson (MBA2002)
Donor
Anonymous (5)
Renato Abramovich (MBA2002)
Marco Arosti (MBA2002)
Marina Belezina (MBA2002)
Anders Beltoft (SLN2002)
Zahi Ben-David (MiFPT2002)
Simon Birkenhead (MBA2002)
Alex Botha (MBA2002)
Gregoire Bouille (MBA2002)
Sotiris Boutsis (MBA2002)
Zoe Bowers (SEMBA2002)
David Cabreza (MBA2002)
Helen Cheng (IEP2002)
Jonathan Cox (MBA2002)
Justin Craib-Cox (MiFFT2002)
Martyn Cuff (SEMBA2002)
Frederik de Neree Tot Babberich (MBA2002)
Gabriel Duaso (MBA2002)
Greg Fewer (MBA2002)
Rogerio Fujimori (MiFFT2002)
Amanda Hughes (MBA2002)
Christoph Hugi (JEMBA2002)
Dana Hunter (MBA2002)
Jason Josefs (MiFFT2002)
Paul Le (SEMBA2002)
Ethan Magdovitz (MBA2002)
Manabu Matsumoto (MBA2002)
Kerry Ann Nangle (IEP2002)
Yoichiro Nishikawa (MBA2002)
Jeannie Oen (MiFPT2002)
Jon Peace (SEMBA2002)
Sasha Ryazantsev (MiFPT2002)
Stuart Slater (MiFFT2002)
Kyle Smith (MBA2002)
Stefan Trifonov (MiFFT2002)
Chizuko Tsukamoto (MiFFT2002)
Federico Weber (MBA2002)
2001
Capital Society
Anonymous
Mark and Juliana Dalton (MiFFT2001)
Roshy Dwyer (SLN2001)
Assaf Lennon (MBA2001)
Betty Mark (SLN2001)
Alero Otobo (SLN2001)
Patron
Sarit Chokchainirand (MiFFT2001)
Hugh Mackay (SLN2001)
Susanne Schwekendiek (JEMBA2001)
Benefactor
Anonymous
Nitin Bhalotia (MiFFT2001)
Alisa Bowen (MBA2001)
Garvin Brown (MBA2001)
Dylan Browne (JEMBA2001)
Basheer Cassim (SEMBA2001)
Will Dixon (JEMBA2001)
Liz Dobson (SLN2001)
Adrian Gannon (MBA2001)
David Garratt (SLN2001)
Karina Godber (MBA2001)
Vishal Goenka (MBA2001)
Milena Grayde (MBA2001)
Mark Inigo-Jones (MiFPT2001)
Fabrizio Marchesi (MiFFT2001)
Simon Page (MBA2001)
Julio Ramundo (MBA2001)
Deborah Thornbury (SLN2001)
James Wheaton (SLN2001)
Donor
Demetri Alexopoulos (MBA2001)
Robert Bates (SLN2001)
Eduardo Buzato (IEP2001)
Renzo Castellano (MBA2001)
Arthur Courtinat (MBA2001)
James Glennie (SLN2001)
Andrew Gray (SEMBA2001)
Demir Guleryuz Avigdor (MiFPT2001)
Naoki Harada (MBA2001)
Swee Ho Hui (MBA2001)
Amith Karan (MBA2001)
Jim Kennedy (MBA2001)
Stanislav Krasnodemskyi (MBA2001)
Erica Liu (MiFFT2001)
Cristina Ljungberg (IEP2001)
Grace Lu (MBA2001)
Radko Mihaylov (MBA2001)
Jim Minton (SEMBA2001)
Abi Murthy (MBA2001)
Tarek Sadi (MBA2001)
Catherine Stevens (MBA2001)
Katherine Stovring (SLN2001)
Junaid Syed (SEMBA2001)
Walden Thompkins (MBA2001)
Julia Tishenko (MBA2001)
Allan Wilson (MBA2001)
Giovanni Zanocco Marani (IEP2001)
2000
Capital Society
Harm Abrahams (SLN2000)
Milind Chaukar (MBA2000)
Barbara Domayne-Hayman (SLN2000)
Rajesh Nagpal (MBA2000)
Margo O’Brien (SLN2000)
Henrik Sylvest (SLN2000)
Erik Vynckier (MBA2000)
Patron
Craig Humphrey (MBA2000)
Binoy Meghraj (MBA2000)
Julio Rodriguez (JEMBA2000)
Vladimir Savov (MBA2000)
Sarah Seedsman (SLN2000)
Kimie Sekine (IEP2000)
Gideon Smith (JEMBA2000)
Benefactor
Seyi Ajayi (MBA2000)
Richard Allen (SLN2000)
Prashant Bhartia (MBA2000)
Colina Greenway (SEMBA2000)
Manuel Santiago (SEMBA2000)
Matthew Stork and Heather Holben Stork
(SEMBA2000, MBA2000)
Pekka Suonio (MBA2000)
Evans Ward (JEMBA2000)
Donor
Doron Averbuch (MBA2000)
Juan Briatore (MBA2000)
Fiona Buxton (SEMBA2000)
Flavio Caiafa (MBA2000)
Andrea Caruso (MBA2000)
Juan-Pablo Cofre (MiFFT2000)
Clare Colhoun (SEMBA2000)
Andrei Evdokimov (MBA2000)
Keith Gubbin (SLN2000)
Eric Hickey (MiFFT2000)
Kathleen Hoffman Williamson (SLN2000)
Ricardo Jourdan (MBA2000)
Paul Keene (MBA2000)
Melanie Lang (MBA2000)
Susan Ledger (MBA2000)
Amanda Leness (SLN2000)
Pierre-Yves Mathonet (MiFFT2000)
Francoise Michel (MBA2000)
Rohit Millstein and Sherry Liu (SLN2000)
Mikiko Miyaji (MBA2000)
Samuel Mogollon Ferrero (MiFFT2000)
Vivian Pei (MBA2000)
John Priestland (MBA2000)
Jan Remmen (MiFPT2000)
Christophe Schwoertzig (IEP2000)
Adrian Scott (MBA2000)
Riz Sheikh (JEMBA2000)
Bjorn Smidt-Olsen (SLN2000)
Hiro Takeda (SLN2000)
Vivian Tang (MBA2000)
Wenqing Tian (MBA2000)
Julia Tsar (MBA2000)
Leonid Volovik (MBA2000)
Gabrielle Wong (MBA2000)
Kevin Woods (MBA2000)
Jerry Zheng (MBA2000)
1999
Capital Society
Evelyn Bourke (EMBA99)
Tom Corrado (MiFPT99)
Veit D. de Maddalena (MiFFT99)
Juergen Graner (MBA99)
Eddie Lawson (MBA99)
Osaze Osifo (MiFPT99)
Peter Sturn (MBA99)
Patron
Bill Barnes (MiFPT99)
David Bonner (SEMBA99)
Robert Megens (EMBA99)
Len Welter (MBA99)
Benefactor
Rodolfo Amaro (MiFFT99)
Eme Dean-Lewis (EMBA99)
Ramin Dilmaghanian (MBA99)
Michael Dunn (MiFPT99)
Nisha Purushothaman (MBA99)
Marco Sing (MBA99)
Rajesh Singh (MBA99)
Hakan Sofuoglu (MiFPT99)
Scott Wall (EMBA99)
Athol Williams (MiFPT99)
Donor
Anonymous
David Alexander (EMBA99)
Phil Askham (JEMBA99)
Patrick Baltscheffsky (SLN99)
Alice Bartram (SLN99)
Richard Billington (MBA99)
Satyajit Chatterjee (MBA99)
Kevin Chidwick (EMBA99)
Te-Chao Teresa Chu (MBA99)
Viacheslav Danilov (MBA99)
Rachel Jones (EMBA99)
Supriy Kavi (EMBA99)
Shankar Krishnamony (JEMBA99)
Raj Malhotra (MBA99)
John Millard (MBA99)
Richard Opong (EMBA99)
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Olivier Plas (MBA99)
Yuwanee Prommaporn (MBA99)
Edoardo Riccio (MiFFT99)
Allan Ritchie (JEMBA99)
Joel Rubenstein (MBA99)
Kim Tudor (MBA99)
William Wong (MBA99)
Stefanie Wulfestieg (MBA99)
1998
Capital Society
Anonymous
Zaid Al-Sulaiman (IEMP98)
Enrique Duhau (IEMP98)
Abbas Jafarian (MBA98)
Kensuke Kitani (MiFFT98)
Serguei Sheshouriak (MBA98)
Vijay Uttarwar (SLN98)
Patron
Frans Van Camp (MBA98)
Benefactor
Nicholas Brooke (MBA98)
Pierre Chaix (SLN98)
Michael Clancy (MBA98)
Deborah Davis (SLN98)
Jeffrey Jones (MBA98)
Dexter Maitland (MBA98)
Iyad Omari (MBA98)
Matthew Willis (SLN98)
Leroy Yue (MBA98)
Donor
Anonymous
Edward Clayton (EMBA98)
Craig Eaton (MBA98)
Felipe Errazuriz (MBA98)
Martin Garnett (SLN20)
Jose Manuel Garnica Meza (MBA98)
Nadine Garrido (MBA98)
Junji Hasegawa (MBA98)
Robin Hubbard (MiFPT98)
Rajiv Kapoor (IEMP98)
Inaki Lacorzana (SLN98)
Ritva Laukkanen (SLN20)
Alex Levintaner (MBA98)
Jean Low (MBA98)
Marc Nicholson (MBA98)
Liza Overs (MBA98)
Henry Reddaway (SLN20)
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Degree Programme Alumni Giving
Capital Society £1,000+
Patron £500 - £999
Benefactor £250 - £499
Donor £1 - £249
Wolfgang Sabath (MBA98)
Robert Siegmund (MBA98)
Bernd Michael Spitz (MBA98)
Anita Tadayon (EMBA98)
Alarik Van Doorn (MBA98)
Classes of 1997
10 Year Reunion
10 Year Reunion
Capital Society
Anonymous (2)
Myles Allison (MBA97)
David Bertocchi (MBA97)
Darren Bindert (MBA97)
Eileen Carr (SLN97)
Clint Coghill (MBA97)
Tanya Cordrey (MBA97)
Donald Cowan (SLN97)
Iqbal Dhanji (MBA97)
Herve Drouet (MBA97)
Saeb Eigner (IEMP97)
Marc Fischli (MBA97)
Julian Gething (SLN97)
Christopher Herr (MBA97)
Alvin Ho (MiFFT97)
Toks Ishmael (MBA97)
Paul Kavanagh (EMBA97)
Daniel Knecht (SLN97)
Vinod Kurup (MiFFT97)
Ian McCall (MiFFT97)
Naoki Ohta (MBA97)
Martin Pearmund (MiFFT97)
Michael Riley (MBA97)
Jose Rivero (MBA97)
Anthony Robb-John (MBA97)
Roisin Robothan Jones (EMBA97)
Minoo Sahni-Court (EMBA97)
Nicolaas Van Der Vorm (MBA97)
Ton van Klarenbosch (MBA97)
Katherine Wee (MBA97)
Eliza Yong (MBA97)
Patron
Anonymous (2)
David Benin (MBA97)
Erich Eggenhofer (MiFFT97)
Mark Fairchild (EMBA97)
Johann Franke (PhD97)
Ottar Gudjonsson (MiFFT97)
Jesper Klein-Petersen (SLN97)
Matt Nelson (MBA97)
Suzanne Schiller (MBA97)
John Terrando (MiFFT97)
Ramesh Vijayaraghavan (MBA97)
Benefactor
Asif Ahmed (MBA97)
Nelson Allen (MBA97)
Edward and Cheri Grace (MBA97)
Wayne Pierzga (IEMP97)
Martijn van Wensveen (SLN97)
Donor
Anonymous
Nelson Ahmar (IEP97)
Georgina Anstee (MBA97)
Nell Axelrod (MBA97)
Laurie Boeshart (MiFPT97)
Sandra Bowes (EMBA97)
Manisha Dahad (MBA97)
Aneta Dimitrova (MiFFT97)
Jonathan Flowers (EMBA97)
Melissa Garland (MBA97)
Jeannette Grohe (MiFFT97)
Katsuyuki Hasegawa (MBA97)
Catherine Hogg (EMBA97)
Sue Huang (MBA97)
Radim Jasek (MBA97)
Julia Khanzhenkova-Marsh (MBA97)
Sarah McDaniel (MBA97)
Gregor McElvogue (MBA97)
Michael Melewicz (IEMP97)
Yuichi Murao (MBA97)
Dimitrios Protogirou (MBA97)
Alec Ross (MBA97)
Mark Spurlock (MBA97)
John Turner (MBA97)
Marion Wilks (EMBA97)
1996
Capital Society
Armando Delgado (MiFFT96)
Philip Ferraz (EMBA96)
Christian Ingerslev (MBA96)
Rachelle Schwarzmann (MBA96)
Jessica Spungin (MBA96)
James Vernon (MiFPT96)
Konstantin von Unger (MBA96)
Paul Wong (SLN96)
Patron
Anonymous
Joseph Park (MBA96)
Benefactor
Pierre Bes (MiFFT96)
Nigel Edwards (MiFFT96)
Jeremy Podger (EMBA96)
Martha Winfield (MBA96)
Donor
Anonymous (2)
Manuel Asali (MBA96)
John Casey (MiFPT96)
Craig Cowley (MiFPT96)
Annette Gardner (MBA96)
Luis Manuel Halcon Guardiola (IEP96)
Justin Mencher (MBA96)
Alastair Page (MBA96)
Roger Parry (EMBA96)
Bogdan Patriniche (MiFPT96)
1995
Capital Society
Lea Blinoff (MiFPT95)
Colin Burt (MiFFT95)
Gus Chow (IEMP95)
Cheri Lofland (SLN95)
Ravi Savur (MBA95)
Patrick Sumner (SLN95)
Benefactor
Tony Bernstein (SLN95)
Neil Craggs (SLN95)
Lasse Kjelsaas (MiFFT95)
Ikuko Kobayashi (MBA95)
Fred Laffan (MiFPT95)
Peder Pedersen (MBA95)
Donor
Anonymous (2)
Marten Agren (EMBA95)
Lisa Duke (MBA95)
Dawn Edmiston-Strasser (IEP95)
Chris Hall (SLN95)
Tasha Kostantacos (SLN95)
Shaun Ledgerwood (MiFPT95)
Stephen Oroszlan (MBA95)
Gary Parikh (MBA95)
Wolf Waschkuhn (SLN95)
Thomas Yeung (EMBA95)
Guido Zucchelli (MBA95)
Robert Zuend (MiFFT95)
1994 Donor
Anonymous
Capital Society Morten Ameln (MBA93)
Anonymous Andrew Bacon (MBA93)
Audra Baumgartner (MBA94) David Casale (MBA93)
Mona Marquardt (MBA94) Stian Eriksen (MBA93)
Chris and Nancy McHugh (MBA94) Joe Gherardi (SLN25)
Michael Jansa (MBA93)
Patron Mark Lyall (MBA34)
Sung-Duk Hong (MBA94) Rob McMenemy (SLN25)
Rupert Montagu (MBA94) Kevin McNair (MBA93)
Javier Portillo (MBA34)
Benefactor Jens Quadbeck (IEP93)
Peter Bruce (EMBA94) Arnon Rubinstein (MBA93)
Chris De La Camp (MBA94) Andrew Sesemann (MBA93)
Sami El-Khalifa (MBA94) Andy Walsky (MBA93)
Paolo Santambrogio (MBA94) Jamie Weyndling (MBA34)
Davydd Wynne (MBA93)
Donor
Juan Miguel Berazaluce Minondo (MBA94) Classes of 1992
Nick Brasier (EMBA94) 15 Year Reunion
Christine Brentani (MBA94) 15 Year Reunion
Simon Edsall (MBA94) Capital Society
Neil Fletcher (EMBA94) Anonymous (3)
Ian Johnson (MBA94) Sharon Landa (SLN24)
Andrew Middleton (EMBA94) Constantine Psaltis (MBA33)
Elisa Montaguti (PhD94) Alan Roberts (SLN24)
Aenil Premji (EMBA94)
Ryuji Ueda (SLN94) Patron
Colin Marshall (MBA33)
1993 Nick North (MBA32)
Hanneke Smits (MBA33)
Capital Society
Martin Deboo (MBA93) Benefactor
Gonzalo Garcia (MBA93) Richard Case (MBA33)
Gregory Piccininno (MBA93) Nikolette Gayk (MBA33)
Cornelia and Sergio Ravich Calafell (MBA93) Thomas Meyer (MBA33)
Elizabeth Sullivan (MBA93) Roger Smith (MBA33)
Nick Wood (MBA93)
Donor
Patron Gulce Cini (IEP33)
Anonymous (2) Alan Mangan (MBA33)
Richard Bhanap (MBA93) Heather McGregor (MBA32)
Brian Shea (MBA93) Graham Nicholson (MBA32)
Michael O’Callaghan (MBA33)
Benefactor David Riding (SLN24)
Yves Bentz (PhD93) Dominic Riley (MBA33)
Kathryn Duperrex (MBA93) Emily Riley Miller (MBA33)
Megumi Essig (IEP93) Claire Rothman (MBA33)
William Hooper (MBA93)
Richard Mardon (MBA93)
1991
Capital Society
Michael Cohen (MBA31)
Michael and Amy Davies (MBA30, MBA31)
John Douglas (MBA31)
Patron
Tomomi Takagi (MBA31)
Benefactor
Michael Bruynesteyn (MBA31)
Denise George (MBA31)
Philip George (MBA31)
Bob Wiggins (MBA30)
Donor
Geoffrey Bothamley (MBA31)
Frans Dorremans (SLN23)
Charlotte Haynes (MBA31)
Jeff Johnson (MBA31)
John Jones (MBA31)
Fraser Macfarlane (MBA31)
Alan Warr (PhD91)
1990
Capital Society
Ulrich Volk (MBA29)
Martin Wise (MBA28)
Benefactor
Anonymous
Phil Pratt (MBA29)
Anne-Marie Warris (MBA28)
Donor
Anonymous (2)
Rupert Best (SLN22)
Janet Bonthron (MBA29)
Stephen Fowler (MBA28)
Simon Gray (MBA28)
Anthony Kendall (MBA29)
Harvin Moore (IEP29)
Saunder Narayan (MBA29)
John Scott (MBA28)
Renee Stephens (MBA29)
Patricia Stone (MBA28)
Jon Williamson (SLN22)
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1989
Capital Society
Julie and Peter Hill (MBA26)
Oliver Jones (MBA26)
Benefactor
John Bridges (MBA26)
Tim Robertson (MBA27)
Fraser Skirrow (MBA27)
Chris Welsh (MBA26)
Donor
Anonymous (3)
Paul Aitchison (MBA26)
Richard Coleman (MBA27)
Vincent Grenier (MBA27)
Andrew Markland (MBA27)
Dame Mary Marsh (MBA26)
Eamonn O’Hare (MBA26)
Luydert Smit (MBA27)
John Taft (IEP27)
Kazuhisa Takabatake (MBA27)
Frixos Tsakkistos (MBA27)
Marianne van Doorn (MBA27)
Robert Welford (MBA26)
1988
Capital Society
Andrew Greaves (MBA25)
Patron
Bob Lautrup (SLN18)
Benefactor
Peter Kelly (MBA25)
Donor
Anonymous
David Barrett (MBA25)
Sue Buchanan (MBA25)
Keith Gilbert (MBA24)
Michael Klugherz (PhD88)
Brigitte Picot (MBA25)
Konstantinos Triantafillidis (MBA25)
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Degree Programme Alumni Giving
Capital Society £1,000+
Patron £500 - £999
Benefactor £250 - £499
Donor £1 - £249
Classes of 1987
20 Year Reunion
20 Year Reunion
Capital Society
Anonymous
Eugene Belin (MBA23)
Tim Breedon (MBA23)
Richard Coundley (MBA23)
Vikki Garth (MBA23)
Peter Gerstrom (MBA23)
Michael Hay (SLN19)
David Ord (SLN19)
Terry Rhodes (MBA22)
Daniel Sung (SLN19)
William Sunnucks (MBA23)
Ursula Van Almsick (MBA23)
Patron
Faizel Haddad (MBA23)
Patricia Oakley (MBA22)
Peter Peirse-Duncombe (MBA23)
Bernard Szczech (MBA22)
Hugo Thorman (MBA23)
Timothy Watkins (SLN19)
Benefactor
Anonymous
Sandy Arbuthnot (MBA23)
Margaret Barton (SLN19)
Simon Freeman (MBA22)
Ken Gibson (MBA23)
Donor
Graham Burr (MBA23)
Thomas Carmazzi (IEP23)
Jane Deuser (SLN19)
Steven Eliscu (IEP23)
Shirley Hardy (MBA22)
Mick Kemp (MBA22)
Pradeep Kumar (MBA23)
Andy McLeod (MBA22)
Anne Miller (SLN19)
Phillip Mitchell (SLN19)
Jane Nelthorpe (MBA22)
Kieran Parmar (SLN19)
Bryan Rimmer (MBA22)
Carol Rue (MBA22)
Debasish Sen (MBA22)
Sara Walker (SLN19)
John Witts (MBA22)
1986
Capital Society
Ian Burke (MSc20)
Benefactor
Michael Pagliari (MSc21)
Patrick Sellers (MSc21)
Patricia Short (MSc20)
Donor
Jennifer Butt (MSc21)
Joe Dyer (MSc21)
Valerie Iles (MSc20)
Peter Randall (MSc21)
1985
Capital Society
Anonymous
Simon Best (MSc19)
David Harris (MSc19)
Barry Herstein (MSc19)
Nigel Morris (MSc19)
Mark Pavan (MSc19)
Mike Staunton (MSc19, PhD85)
Myra Tabor (MSc19)
Patron
Michael McCartney (MSc19)
Stephen McLeod (MSc19)
Benefactor
Nick Houghton-Brown (MSc19)
Donor
Allan Anderson (MSc19)
Steven Dance (MSc19)
Kathryn Dunn (MSc19)
Kelvin Hard (MSc18)
Adam Humphryes (MSc18)
Colin Mayhead (MSc18)
1984
Capital Society
Roger Carlsson (MSc17)
Claire Enders (MSc17)
Ian Hannam (MSc17)
Patron
Michael Johnson (MSc17)
Anthony Turner (MSc17)
Benefactor
Roderick Barr (MSc17)
Bruce Clarke (MSc17)
1983
Capital Society
Richard Smoke (SLN15)
Patron
Ryuichi Murata (SLN15)
Jane Raybould (MSc16)
Benefactor
Stephen Jones (MSc16)
Donor
Anonymous (2)
Jesper Lindquist (IEP16)
Peter Torrance (MSc16)
Classes of 1982
25 Year reunion
25 Year Reunion
Capital Society
Ian Brown (MSc15)
Roma Haigh (MSc15)
Costas Mitropoulos (PhD82)
Dickon Pownall-Gray (MSc15)
Patron
Stephen Brushett (MSc15)
Benefactor
Peter Bond (MSc15)
Stewart Hicks (MSc15)
Richard Ludlow (MSc15)
Livio Manzini (IEP15)
William Roach (MSc15)
Donor
David Dyer (SLN14)
Ronald Epstein (MSc15)
Naomi Weaver (SLN14)
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New and expanded 1981 1979 Jocelyn Hartland-Swann (MSc10)
Neil Kingon (MSc10)
scholarship initiatives Capital Society Capital Society Charles Lowe (MSc10)
Twenty six scholarship funds were Warren Finegold (MSc14) Anonymous Arthur Moore (MSc10)
established or added to thanks to Mike Salamon (MSc14) Neil Blackley (MSc12) Carol Moore (IEP10)
your support. Christopher Sandland (MSc14) William Gordon (MSc12) Eric Stobart (MSc10)
Kenneth Hollis (MSc12) Ken Watson (MSc10)
Patron Tim How (MSc12)
Anthony Gilas (MSc14) Kamlesh Madhvani (MSc12) Patron
Ian Maurice (MSc12) Clive Bennett (MSc10)
1. African Scholarship Fund Benefactor The Hon Kan Seng Wong (MSc12)
Alan Clarke (MSc14) Benefactor
2. The Allan and Nesta Ferguson Charitable
David Metter (MSc14) Benefactor Chris Poulton (MSc10)
Trust African Scholarships
Ragnar Birgisson (MSc12)
3. Celia Atkin Avent Scholarship Donor Gil Bray (MSc12) Donor
4. Citi Foundation Scholarship Dick Lawrence (SLN13) Mohamed Saufi (MSc12) David Sagar (MSc10)
Lawrence Penney (MSc14) Rohit Shah (MSc12)
5. The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation
1976
– Yoshitoki Chino Memorial Scholarships
1980 Donor
6. Deutsche Bank Women’s Scholarship Christopher Hyatt (SLN11) Capital Society
7. EMBA Scholarship Fund Capital Society Tingoo Khatau (MSc12) Ranjan Banerji (MSc09)
John Brady (MSc13) Rosamunde Price (MSc12) Peggy Czyzak-Dannenbaum (MSc09)
8. The Margaret and Richard Merrell John Cheesmond (MSc13) Savio Kwan (MSc09)
Foundation Scholarship Peter Englander (PhD80) 1978 Stephen Moss (MSc09)
9. Mark Le Goy Memorial Scholarship Frederick Pakis (SLN12) Ann Tasker (MSc09)
10. MBA22 20th Reunion Scholarship David Pyott (MSc13) Capital Society Andrew Torrance (MSc09)
Nigel D T Andrews (MSc11) David Turpin (MSc09)
11. MBA33 Class Scholarship Benefactor David Croft (MSc11)
12. MBA96 10th Reunion Scholarship Stephen Forsyth (MSc13) Philip Kimberley (MSc11) Patron
13. MBA97 10th Reunion Endowed Scholarship Jackie Morgan (MSc13) David Williams (MSc11) Mary Louise McGovern (MSc09)
Peter Zinkin (MSc11) Russ Truell (MSc09)
14. Merrill Lynch Scholarship Donor
15. MiF Alumni Scholarship David L Alexander (MSc13) Benefactor Donor
16. The Mo Ibrahim Foundation Scholarship Christine Raber Somoza (MSc13) Simon Bridge (MSc11) Anonymous
Michael Scheiner (SLN12) Paul Ferguson (MSc11) Colin Nichols (SLN08)
17. MSc04 Maurice Forshaw Peter Selkirk (MSc13) Baka Patel (MSc11)
Memorial Scholarship 1975
18. MSc05 Endowed Scholarship Donor
19. MSc09 Endowed Scholarship Anonymous Capital Society
Nigel Fawkes (MSc11) Julian Franks (PhD75)
20. MSc10 30th Reunion Bursary Christopher Seymour (SLN10) Nicholas Jones (MSc08)
21. MSc11 25th Reunion Scholarship Martin Stoll (MSc11) Andrew Lock (MSc05, PhD75)
22. MSc19 Endowed Scholarship
Classes of 1977 Benefactor
23. MSc21 20th Reunion Bursary 30 Year Reunion David Hingston (MSc08)
24. Ray Miles Scholarship 30 Year Reunion
25. Sloan Alumni Scholarship Capital Society Donor
Peter Dixon (MSc10) Reg Bolton (MSc08)
26. Style Research World Citizen Scholarship Nigel Franklin (MSc10) Richard Connell (IEP08)
Philip Green (MSc10) Bernard Coleman (MSc08)
Tom Gregory (MSc10) Philip Smith (MSc08)
Chris Hall (MSc10) Tony Vardy (MSc08)
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Degree Programme Alumni Giving
Capital Society £1,000+
Patron £500 - £999
Benefactor £250 - £499
Donor £1 - £249
1974
Capital Society
Bob Cranmer-Brown (MSc07)
Benefactor
Spyros Lioukas (PhD74)
Donor
Anonymous
Ilene Albert-Nelson (IEP07)
Raymond Ashton (PhD74)
TP Basinger (MSc07)
Michael Gee (MSc07)
Ken Hope-Jones (MSc07)
Edward Lehman (IEP07)
Stephen Swords (MSc07)
1973
Capital Society
Chris Golis (MSc06)
Donor
Paddy Barwise (MSc06)
Ian Hitchen (MSc06)
Peter Mason (MSc06)
Philip Virgo (MSc06)
Classes of 1972
35 Year Reunion
35 Year Reunion
Capital Society
Anonymous
Jeremy Bonnett (MSc05)
Elroy Dimson (PhD72)
Clive Landa (MSc05)
Nigel Melville (MSc05)
Raymond Miles (MSc05)
Peter Murray (MSc05)
Nicholas Selbie (MSc05)
Donor
Keith Barber (MSc05)
Charles Mitchell (MSc05)
1971
Capital Society
Philip Ling (MSc04)
Richard Moon (MSc04)
David Thorp (MSc04)
Executive Education Alumni
Benefactor 1969 Thank you to the 127 Executive Capital Society
David Riddle (MSc04) Anonymous (2)
John Simpson (MSc04) Benefactor
Education alumni who made gifts HE Sheikh Mohamed Althani (SEP50)
Christopher Mill (MSc02) to the School. Celia Atkin (LEP16)
1970 Gilles Auguste (ADP51)
Donor “I have always thought that the Teeranard Chokwatana (SEP55)
Capital Society Andrew Buxton (SLN01) enhancement of financial education is Christopher Deacon (LEP41)
Anonymous Tim Faithfull (SEP16)
Michael Boxford (MSc03) 1968 a real necessity. Having attended the Patrick Fauchier (IMP94)
Terry Neill (MSc03) Investment Management Programme Eli and David Gardner (CFE96)
John Rothenberg (MSc03) Capital Society at London Business School, I am clear Kiyoshi Hayano (CFE96)
Derek Lewis (MSc01) that, in supporting the School, I can James Lyle (IMP90)
Donor Tim Sanderson (IMP89)
Roger Carter (MSc03) Donor
help to achieve this.” Jeff Warren (SEP40)
Walter Fink (SLN02) Bruce Lloyd (MSc01)
Tim Sanderson (IMP89) Patron
Anonymous
Ron Clatworthy (LEP17)
Rupert Goodwin (IMP90)
Michael Gwinnell (IMP95, CFE74)
Penny Mason (CFE93)
John Santantoniou (SEP43)
Ann Stanton (LEP37)
Richard Sykes (CFE93)
Benefactor
Anonymous (5)
Aldo Aletti (CFE99)
Andrew Baum (IMP93)
Moosa Eshaq Bhayat (IMP94)
Clive Bowring (EDP03)
Swee Theng Fong (LEP33)
Burkhard Gantenbein (ADP30)
Ali Kamel Harfouche (ADP33)
Denis Korotkov-Koganovich (IMP2004)
Cecilia Kragsterman (ADP15)
Capital Society £1,000+ Chirchir Kuto (SEP48)
Patron £500 - £999 Ian Maggs (LEP32)
Benefactor £250 - £499 Bart Moriarty (SEP44)
Joe Palmer (SEP04)
Donor £1 - £249 Sai Radhakrishnan (EFEP2006)
Cornelia Strauss (ADP29)
David Taylor (EDP06)
Louis van Pletsen (ADP19)
Kimberly Wiehl (IMP97)
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Donor John Phillips (GDP02)
Anonymous (13) Ron Probert (EDP09)
Ronald Aziz (IMP88) Philip Reed (SEP33)
Anthony Baker (LEP16) Andrew Rose (CFE94)
Peter Banks (SEP41) Alastair Scotland (ADP02)
Richard Barry (SEP21) Odila Sibrijns (ELP11)
Bruce Bossom (CFE94) John Simson (CFE92)
Tom Brockbank (CEP02) Carol-Ann Smith (ADP36)
Jan Campbell (ADP02) Bob Spray (LEP19)
Jain Castiau (LEP46) John Vermilye (ADP17)
Keith Clarke (SEP19) David Waller (SEP19)
Simon Collard (CFE93) Thorsten Weber (CFE2003)
Michael Cook (EGP08) Charles Whittam (LEP43)
Andrew Cooke (LEP21) Nigel Williams (CFE97, CFE98)
Eric Coutts (CFE95) Ian Wilson (SEP12)
Bob Cumber (LEP43)
Francis Curtiss (IMP99)
Tony Deacon (NEP04)
Andrew-John Dittrich (ADP55)
Stephen Dreyfuss (EDP11)
Stephen Eardley (CEP04)
Jack Edwards (SEP12)
Duilio Fatti (ADP56)
Hans Fruhmann (ADP59)
Oliveira Goncalves (SEP33)
Alison Graeme (ADP15)
Lionel Grant (EDP09)
Gabriele Griesbach (CFE98)
Ursula Grueger (EFEP2002)
Daniel Gutmann (SEP48)
Julian Ha (CFE2003)
Jon Hale (ADP22)
Allen Hastie (SEP15)
Roy Hayes (SEP02)
John Hill (SEP16)
Michael Howard (CFE96)
Paul Jones (SEP35)
Bob Jones (SEP33)
Fred Kirkby (LEP44)
Bryan Kutchins (IMP99)
Roger Lawson (LEP17)
Edmund Lee (LEP47)
Keith Lindsay (EDP07)
L Lloyd (LEP25)
Glynne Lloyd-Davis (CFE87)
Rui Lousa (SEP49)
Bruce MacMillan (EDP01)
Malcolm McGreevy (SEP19)
Mark Mead (ADP34)
H Moore (SEP08)
Nigel Palmer (LEP47)
Tony Peak (EDP08)
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Friends Corporate Investors

Many people who did not graduate Dr and Mrs Nkosana Moyo Corporations provide vital support for Corporate Partners are listed in bold. £250,000+ £15,000 - £49,999 Up to £15,000 In September 2006, Man Investments
Oba Otudeko Corporate Partners are the most visible
from London Business School, but Jos Peeters
faculty research and teaching, student Anonymous ABN Amro Accenture Foundation, Inc.
began a three-year commitment to
and well-informed companies on campus.
who are deeply committed to our Madan Pillutla support and initiatives. We thank the At least £15,000 of their annual contribution Adecco Accenture American Express fund the Finance Group seminar
Vision, support the School with gifts. Gita Piramal following companies for their investment. is designated to the Dean’s Unrestricted BNP Paribas AstraZeneca PLC Bain & Company Inc. series, which brings faculty together
They are our board members, faculty, David and Elaine Potter Discretionary Fund. Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. Banco Santander Central Hispano Barclays Plc from around the world to present
staff, businessmen and women, Sir John Ritblat P.T. Indo Bharat Rayon Bank of America Capital International their latest research. Recent subjects
Eli Talmor Barclays Capital Cisco Systems, Inc
philanthropists, and true ‘friends’. Curtis Tamkin £100,000 - £249,999 BDO Centre for Family Business Cluff Gold Ltd have included applying game theory
Nader Tavassoli Corporate support through Booz Allen Hamilton The Coca Cola Company in Africa to option pricing, and understanding
Laura D Tyson
endowed gifts Accel Venture Partners The Boston Consulting Group Coghill Capital Management LLC what happens when foreign banks
Barclays Global Investors BP plc Deluxe Corporation Foundation enter emerging markets. Man’s support
Patron Deutsche Bank AG London The British Land Company PLC Doughty Hanson
Zeger Degraeve Endowed gifts to the School provide us Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer BT Group The Edison Properties Charitable Trust of Newark
enables this cutting-edge research to
James Dow with funding in perpetuity. Last year, Oracle Corporation Cititroup Enterprise Insight be better shared and utilised.
Rita Faherty Adecco completed its commitment, Credit Suisse Eversheds LLP
Gay Haskins £50,000 - £99,999 Deloitte & Touche LLP FBN Bank “As is often the case it is ideas and
Babis Mainemelis which endowed The Adecco Dimensional Fund Advisors Fidelity Investment Management
Professorship in Business and Society. how they are implemented that are at
Barclays Wealth Management European Venture Capital Association GlaxoSmithKline
Benefactor Citi Foundation Hammonds GoogleUK the heart of successful businesses.
Laura Dee “Isabel Fernandez-Mateo’s work is an Coller Capital HSBC Bank plc Hexcel Corporation Through support of the seminars we
Sadie Fergus
excellent match with our own focus, EDS Corporation IBM INGRAM are building relationships with key
Capital Society £1,000+ Gerry George Ernst & Young LLP Institute of Family Business ICICI Bank members of faculty. Having access
Rubie Napier and we will aim to assist her research Goldman Sachs JP Morgan plc International Finance Corporation
Patron £500 - £999 Randall Peterson in practical ways on various staffing- Kirkland & Ellis Kauffman Invensys Appliance Controls
to and informing their research is
Benefactor £250 - £499 Naufel Vilcassim related topics. The Adecco Institute’s Man Investments KPMG Johnson & Johnson incredibly valuable”.
Donor £1 - £249 collaboration with London Business Prudential plc Lehman Brothers U.K. Holdings Ltd. JPB International
Donor
School and Isabel is helping to cement Schroder Investment Management LEK Consulting JP Morgan Chase Foundation Nick Wood, MBA93,
Anonymous (2) Small Business Service MasterFoods L’Oreal UK Head of Central Investment Management,
Viral Acharya our role as a thought leader for our McKinsey & Company Makinson Cowell Man Investments
Capital Society Eli Amir industry, and to enhance Adecco’s Merrill Lynch Europe Plc Max Capital Group Ltd
Anonymous (2) Julian Birkinshaw Microsoft Limited Murphy Oil Corporation
Ahmed Al Araimi reputation as the world’s number one
Shelley Brickson
staffing firm.” Morgan Stanley & Co International Limited MVision
HE Amr Dabbagh Sidney and Evelyn Denham NESTA O2
Jananayagam Ambasuthan Isabel Fernandez-Mateo PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP Prowess
Jeremy Asher Richard Frost Peter Siderman, Managing Director, Procter & Gamble Siemens Venture Capital
The Hon Apurv Bagri Alain Gavin Adecco Institute ABOVE: Isabel Fernandez-Mateo, Assistant Professor SABIC Thales UK
Nicholas Barber Michael G Jacobides
of Strategic and International Management and Adecco
Shell International Turner Broadcasting System Europe Ltd
Paul G. Ellis Research Fellow
David Lane Standard Chartered Plc UK Department of Trade and Industry
Francis Finlay Costas Markides Style Research Limited Wellington Management International Ltd
HE Dr Anwar Gargash D Morris UBS Investment Bank
Ian Hardie Nigel Nicholson Watson Wyatt Media Sponsors
Graham Hastie Catalina Stefanescu William Grant & Sons Business Week
Baroness Sarah Hogg Julia Tyler WPP Group CNN International
Mo Ibrahim Stephen Williams Financial Times
Chris Ingram
Donald Kirkwood
Nirmalya Kumar
Jennifer Laing
Eric Li
Sir Andrew Likierman
Brian Lynas
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Foundation and Trust Support
We are grateful for the support we
receive from the following foundations
and family trusts.
ABOVE: Infrastructure improvements to Taunton Place
building were generously supported by:
The Rose Foundation and the Taunton Charitable Trust.
Anonymous
The Alfred and Nina Meyer Trust
The Allan & Nesta Ferguson Charitable Trust
The Andrews Family Foundation
The Atlantic Philanthropies
Bagri Foundation
The Bahl Foundation
The Bruhn-Morris Family Foundation of the
Alexandria Community Trust
The Carlsson Family Foundation
Catkin Pussywillow Charitable Trust
Charities Aid Foundation
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation
Francis Finlay Foundation
David Gardner Trust
Elof Hansson Foundation
The Mo Ibrahim Foundation
The Lyle Foundation
Margaret and Richard Merrell Foundation
The Nuffield Foundation
The Pakis Family Foundation
The David and Elaine Potter Charitable
Foundation
David & Julianna Pyott Foundation
The Rose Foundation
Richard E. Smoke Advised Fund
Taunton Charitable Trust
William Allen Young Charitable Trust
New Foundation and Trust
Scholarships: Students have particularly
benefited from the following new
scholarship donations
Japan / UK
The Daiwa Anglo-Japanese Foundation
has generously donated two new
scholarships to support one Japanese
and one British MBA student per year
for the next five years. The inaugural
Yoshitoki Chino Memorial Scholars are
Toshiya Tsutsumi (Japan) and Philip
Waymouth (UK).
“These scholarships serve as a fitting
memorial to our founder Trustee, Mr
Yoshitoki Chino. The Foundation is
gratified that this initiative will increase
the flow of students and ultimately
business leaders between Japan and
the UK.”
Professor Marie Conte-Helm,
Director General of the Foundation
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Thank you
Africa You are very important to us.
The Allan and Nesta Ferguson We believe all names to be correct
Charitable Trust has generously at the time of going to press. If you
provided three new scholarships per notice any errors, please accept our
year over the next three years to assist apologies and contact Louise Cheung
African students on the Sloan, MiF or so that we may correct our records:
MBA programmes. This gift brings to
five the total number of scholarships Email lcheung@london.edu
for African students across all the Tel +44 (0)20 7000 7214
School’s programmes. Scholars must
be permanent residents, as well as
nationals, of African countries. The
inaugural Ferguson Trust Scholars are
Zahalo Silue (Ivory Coast), Chidi Okpala
(Nigeria) and Kamal Barakat (Egypt).
BELOW: Scholarship winners: Toshiya Tsutsumi
(MBA2009), Philip Waymouth (MBA2009), Zahalo
Silue (Sloan2008), Chidi Okpala (Sloan2008), Kamal
Barakat (MBA2009).
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Governing Governing Body Dr Chris Gibson-Smith

Chairman International Alumni Jane Deuser (SLN19)
Managing Partner, Deuser Clarkson Business
London Stock Exchange
Board Members Development

Body, School
Professor Malcolm Grant CBE MA LLD
Provost and President
Julian Ha (CFE2003)
Senior Associate, Heidrick & Struggles

Boards and as at 1 November 2007

University College London

Mr Stephen Green
as at 1 November 2007 Stephen Hay (MSc19)
Executive Director, Fidelity International

Faculty Sir John Ritblat (Chairman)

Honorary President
The British Land Company PLC
Group Chairman
HSBC Holdings Plc

Executive Committee (ExCo)

David Williams (MSc11)

Barry Herstein (MSc19)
Chief Marketing Officer, PayPal
Baroness Hogg Operating Partner, Duke Street Capital (Chair)
The Hon Apurv Bagri (Deputy Chairman) Chairman Hussein Kanji (MBA2007)
Managing Director 3i Lisa Duke (MBA95) Associate, Accel Partners
Metdist Group Director, Enila Unique Timepieces (Deputy Chair)
Mr Gareth Howells Mona Marquardt (MBA94)
Professor Eli Amir Associate Dean, MBA Programme Mark Inigo-Jones (MiFPT2001) Executive Director, Morgan Stanley
Professor of Accounting London Business School Head European Trade, Novartis Pharmaceuticals AG Investment Management
London Business School
Mr Nigel Morris (MSc19) Marcus Kennedy (MBA94) Justin Mencher (MBA96)
Mr Nigel D T Andrews (MSc11) President Director, StartupHeadstart.com
Ffestiniog Company LLC Cheri Lofland (SLN95)
Mr Sean Barrett (MBA2008) Partner, ReputationInc Francoise Michel (MBA2000)
Student Association Representative Mr Terry Neill (MSc03) Owner and Director, Francoise Michel Executive
London Business School Director Michael Salmon (SEP50)
Bank of Ireland plc & CRH plc Managing Director, SHK Limited Alero Otobo (SLN2001)
Professor Julian Birkinshaw Head Education Policy – Ministry & Parastatals,
Deputy Dean, Programmes and Professor of Professor Randall Peterson Sarah Seedsman (SLN2000) Ministry of Education, Nigeria
Strategic and International Management Deputy Dean, Faculty and Professor Director, Alumni Relations, London Business School
London Business School of Organisational Behaviour Susan Reese (MiFFT2005)
Board Members Investment Professional; Ayco,
Mr Robin Buchanan Dr David E Potter CBE A Goldman Sachs Company
Dean Chairman and Founder Sanmit Ahuja (SEMBA2004)
London Business School Psion plc Director - Investments and Trade Finance, Ann Stanton (LEP37)
Commonwealth Business Council Arts Funding Consultant
Mr Martin Deboo (MBA93) Professor Andrew Scott
Consumer Goods Analyst Professor of Economics Peter Bond (MSc15) Cornelia Strauss (ADP29)
Investec UK Ltd. London Business School Director, J M Peake Managing Director / Consultant,
C Strauss Consulting
Professor Elroy Dimson Professor Adrian Smith Tim Breen (MBA2004)
Professor of Finance Principal Engagement Manager, McKinsey Tomomi Takagi* (MBA31)
London Business School Queen Mary, University of London Director, ibis Capital Partners
Damien Bruce (MBA2005)
Mr Saeb Eigner (IEMP97) Sir Martin Sorrell Engagement Manager, McKinsey Catherine Webster
Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Chief Financial Officer, London Business School
Lonworld Group WPP Group plc Robin Buchanan
Dean, London Business School Matthew Willis (SLN98)
Mr Francis Finlay Mr David Williams Energy Industry Executive – Oil,
Chairman & Chief Executive Officer Operating Partner David Croft* (MSc11) Gas & Renewables, IBM
Clay Finlay Inc Duke Street Capital Director, Treasury and Risk Management,
American Express Bank (* Term ended November 2007)
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Africa Regional Asia Regional Advisory Europe Regional Latin America Regional Middle East Regional
Advisory Board Board Advisory Board Advisory Board Advisory Board

as at 1 November 2007 as at 1 November 2007 as at 1 November 2007 as at 1 November 2007 as at 1 November 2007

Mr David Hampshire (Chair) Mr Johann Nel The Hon Apurv Bagri (Chair) 1 Mr Rakesh Mathur Mr Paul-André Wenger (IEMP96) (Chair) Dr Jos Peeters Michael Perlman (MSc03) (Chair) Mr Saeb Eigner (IEMP97) (Chair) 1
UK Director, Human Resources, SABMiller plc Managing Director, Metdist Group Chief Executive Officer, Webaroo Inc Partner, BridgeLink AG Managing Partner, Capricorn Venture Partners President, Pancostura S/A Chair & Chief Executive Officer, Lonworld Group
UK UK USA Switzerland Belgium Brazil UK
Ms Eileen Carr (SLN97)
Non-Executive Director, Cluff Gold PLC Mr Osaze Osifo (MiFPT99) Mr Babar Ali Mr Nandan Nilekani Dr Daniela Battisti Mr John Rothenberg (MSc03) Mr Fernando Abrantes (SEP49) Mr Ahmed Al Araimi
UK Chief Executive Officer, Travant Capital Partners Advisor, Packages Ltd Chief Executive Officer, President and Managing Senior Programme Manager, Public Agency Senior Vice President, Investor Relations and Managing Director, Ipiranga Comercial Quimica SA Chairman, Qurum Investment Projects LLC
Nigeria Pakistan Director, Infosys Technologies Ltd for Economic Development Head of M&A, Unilever Brazil Sultanate of Oman
Mr Arnold Ekpe India Italy UK
UK Mr Oba Otudeko Mr Kumar Birla (MBA33) Mr Enrique Duhau (IEMP98) HE Mr Amr Al Dabbagh
Chairman, Honeywell Group Chairman, Aditya Birla Management Dr Gita Piramal Mr Jean-Christophe Bedos (SLN2000) Mr Waldemar Schmidt Chairman, Administracion E Duhau S.A.AG Governor, Saudi Arabian General
Mr Ebenezer N. Essoka UK Corporation Ltd Managing Editor, The Smart Manager Chief Executive Officer, Boucheron Chairman, Superfos A/S Argentina Investment Authority
Chief Executive Officer, Central & West Africa, India India France Denmark Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Standard Chartered Bank Professor Winston Fritsch
UK Mr Charles Chau (MBA96) Mr Vijay Uttarwar (SLN98) Mr Marcial Campos Calvo-Sotelo Mr Gilbert Shaw (MBA98) Head of Investment Banking, HRH Prince Feisal Al-Hussein (IEMP98)
Chief Strategist and Managing Partner, President and Chief Executive Officer, Board Member, Banco Pastor, Puig Beauty, Managing Director - Europe, Middle East & Africa, Lehman Brothers Brazil Special Assistant to the Chairman, Joint Chiefs
Dr Gunther L. Faber IF Asia Strategist Limited Naturell (India) Pvt. Ltd Fashion and Agrolimen Itron Brazil of Staff, Jordan Armed Forces
Vice President, Sub Saharan Africa, China India Spain The Netherlands Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
GlaxoSmithKline Mr Carlos Hellmund Jr. (IEMP98)
UK Dr Gus Chow (IEMP95) Mr Ramesh Vangal (MSc12) Mr Hasan Çolakoglu
˘ Mr Roberto Vedovotto (IMP94) Managing Director, Casa Hellmund Group Mr Zaid Al-Sulaiman (IEMP98)
Chief Executive Officer, Harmony Asset Ltd Chairman, Katra Group Chairman, TEB Financial Investments Chairman, European Luxury Goods Investment Venezuela Chief Executive Officer, Zaid Fahd Al-Sulaiman
Mr Keith Gubbin (SLN2000) China India Turkey Banking, Lehman Brothers International Group of Companies
Director, Africa Asset Management Ltd Italy Juan Pablo Hernandez de Alba (SEP39) Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
UK Mr Ho Kwon Ping The Hon Wong Kan Seng (MSc12) Ms Cecilia Kragsterman (ADP15) Director General, UK EasyFairs Colombia
Executive Chairman, Banyan Tree Deputy Prime Minister & Minister for Home Principal, CK Capital & Consulting Colombia HE Sheikh Mohamed Althani (SEP50)
Dr Mo Ibrahim Holdings Pte Ltd Affairs, Government of Singapore UK Qatar
Chairman, Celtel International B.V. Singapore Singapore Mr Antonio Quintella (MBA33)
UK Mr Tony Marchak Managing Director, Credit Suisse Mr Amr Enany
Mr Marcus Kennedy (MBA94) 2 Tan Sri (Dr) Francis Yeoh Sock Ping Vice-President, Human Resources, Global Brazil Vice Chairman, Enany Group of Companies
Sir Sam Jonah Integration and Strategy, Suncorp Managing Director, YTL Corporation Berhad Operations, BP International Plc Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Non-Executive Director, AngloGold Ashanti Ltd Australia Malaysia UK Mr Alvaro Trejos (IEMP96)
South Africa Chairman, Trejos Hermanos Sucesores HE Dr Anwar Gargash
Mrs Ingrid Kwok (MSc10) Dr Costas Mitropoulos (PhD82) Costa Rica Minister of State for Federal National Council
Mr Kamlesh Madhvani (MSc12) Executive Director, Sun Hung Kai Trading Co. Ltd Chairman and Chief Executive, KANTOR Affairs and Executive Director, Gargash Enterprises
Joint Managing Director, Kakira Sugar Works China Management Consultants S.A. United Arab Emirates
(1985) Ltd Greece
UK Dr Eric Li
Senior Partner, Li, Tang, Chen & Co Mr Idan Ofer (MSc15)
Dr Nokosana Moyo China Chairman, Israel Corp.
Managing Partner - Africa, Actis Capital LLP Israel
UK Tengku Tan Sri (Dr) Mahaleel Tengku Ariff
Malaysia
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North America UK Regional Senior Management Faculty Ian Cooper MA (Cambridge)

MBA PhD (North Carolina)
Rob Goffee BA PhD (Kent)
Professor of Organisational Behaviour

Regional Advisory Advisory Board Group Professor of Finance

Daniel Goldstein MA PhD (Chicago)

Board
Francesca Cornelli BA (Bocconi) Assistant Professor of Marketing
(All UK Regional Advisory Board
PhD (Harvard)
members are based in the UK)
Professor of Finance Francisco Gomes BA (Universidade Nova de
as at 1 November 2007 as at 1 November 2007 as at 1 November 2007 as at 1 August 2007 Lisboa) MA PhD (Harvard)
Nicolas Coeurdacier BSc (Ecole Polytechnique, Associate Professor of Finance
Mr Nigel Andrews (MSc11) (Chair) 1 Mrs Peggy Czyzak-Dannenbaum (MSc09) (Chair) Mr Tim How (MSc12) Russell Altendorff Viral Acharya BTech (IIT, Bombay) PhD Paris) ME (PSE and ENSAE) PhD (PSE) Nirmalya Kumar BCom (Calcutta University)
Advisory Board member Zon Capital Partners Vice Chair and Trustee, Brogdale Horticultural Trust Chief Executive, Majestic Wine plc Director, Information Services Division (Stern School of Business, NYU) Assistant Professor of Economics Lynda Gratton BA PhD (Liverpool) MCom (Shivaji University) MBA (Illinois)
USA Paul Ellis Professor of Finance Professor of Management Practice in PhD (Northwestern)
Mr Jeremy Asher Mr Nicholas Jones (MSc08) Representative, Subject Area Administration Victor DeMiguel MSc (Madrid) MS PhD (Stanford) Organisational Behaviour Professor of Marketing, Faculy Director
Mr Philip Airey (MBA25) Chairman, Agile Energy Ltd Vice Chairman, Lazard Eli Amir BA (Tel Aviv) MSc PhD Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences for Executive Education
Managing Partner, Bluebird Partners, LLC Richard Frost (University of California, Berkeley) CPA (Israel) Denis Gromb PhD (Ecole Polytechnique, Paris)
USA Dr Paul Atherton (MBA26) Mr Oliver Jones (MBA26) Secretary and Planning Director Professor of Accounting Zeger Degraeve BSc (Ghent) MBA (Katholieke Associate Professor of Finance Margaret Kyle BS (Cornell) PhD (MIT)
Chairman, NanoVentures Chief Executive, The Asset Factor Graham Hastie Universiteit Leuven) PhD (Chicago) Assistant Professor of Strategic and International
Mr John Bowmer (MSc05) Strategist Suleyman Basak BSc (London) Professor of Decision Sciences; Faculty Director, Bruce Hardie BCom MCom (Auckland) Management and Economics
Non-Executive Co-Chairman, Berkeley Scott Mr Ranjan Banerji (MSc09) Mr Derek Lewis (MSc01) MS PhD (Carnegie Mellon) Dubai MA PhD (Pennsylvania)
Group plc Senior Vice President, European Supply, Chairman, Protocol Associates NV Lyn Hoffman Professor of Finance Associate Professor of Marketing ; PhD Chair Anja Lambrecht Diplom-Kauffrau MS (Goethe
UK Reckitt Benckiser plc Associate Dean, EMBA/Sloan Programmes Elroy Dimson BA (Newcastle) University & Universite Paris-Dauphine) PhD
Mr Brian Lynas Gareth Howells Jean-Pierre Benoit BA (Yale) PhD (Stanford) MCom (Birmingham) PhD (London) Michael Hay BA DPhil (York) (Goethe University)
Mr Federico Castellanos Mr Peter Bennett (SEP39) Non-Executive Director, Ocado Acting Associate Dean, MBA Programme Professor of Economics Professor of Finance Sloan Fellow (London Business School) Assistant Professor of Marketing
Vice President, Human Resources, Global Sales Professor of Management Practice in
and Distribution, IBM Mr Roger Carlsson (MSc17) Dr Philip Nolan (MBA30) Paul Humphries Marco Bertini BA BCom (Melbourne) MBA James Dow MA (Cambridge) PhD (Princeton) Entrepreneurship and Strategic and Brandon Lee MS PhD (Cornell)
Director, Facilities
USA Chairman, FCT Europe Ltd and Chairman, Irish Management Institute (IESE Business School, Navarra) DBA (Harvard) Professor of Finance International Management Assistant Professor of Strategic and International
Trustee, Carlsson Family Foundation Ireland Donald Kirkwood Assistant Professor of Marketing Management
Mr Don Cowan (SLN 97) Director, Development Chris Earley BA (Knox College) MA PhD (Illinois) Emeric Henry BA (Dauphine, Paris)
Chairman and CEO, Brompton Bancorp Ltd Mr Christopher Deacon (LEP41) Sir Chris O’Donnell (MSc05) David Lane Julian Birkinshaw BSc (Durham) Professor of Organisational Behaviour MA (ENSAE) MA PhD (Stanford) Andrew Likierman MA (Oxford) FCMA FCCA
Canada Director, Thames Water Utilities Limited Director, Marketing and Communications MBA PhD (Western Ontario) Assistant Professor of Economics Professor of Management Practice in Accounting
Mr John Ormerod Professor of Strategic and International David Faro MSc (London) PhD (Chicago)
Mr Francis Finlay 1 Mr Martin Deboo (MBA93) 1 Director, Computacentre plc Mark Malcomson Management; Deputy Dean (Programmes) Assistant Professor of Marketing Ena Inesi BSE (Duke) PhD (Stanford) Lars Lochstoer SivilingenØr, (Norwegian University
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Consumer Goods Analyst, Investec Bank (UK) Ltd Director, Centre for Management Development Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour of Science & Technology)
Clay Finlay Inc. Mr David Thorp (MSc04) Diane Morgan Simona Botti BBA (Bocconi) Isabel Fernandez-Mateo BA (Carlos III, Madrid), PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
USA Mr John Dembitz (MSc08) Partner, ISIS Partners EP LLP Director, Career Services MBA PhD (Chicago) MSc (UPF, Barcelona), PhD (MIT) Michael Jacobides BSc (Athens) Assistant Professor of Finance
Chairman, Coffee Point plc Assistant Professor of Marketing Assistant Professor of Strategic and International MA PhD (Wharton)
Mr Roger Miller (MSc02) Mr Jeff Warren (SEP40) JoEllyn Prouty-McLaren Management and Adecco Research Fellow Associate Professor of Strategic and International Babis Mainemelis BS (Thessaloniki)
Director, Open Programmes
Private Investor and Financial Consultant Mr Peter Dixon (MSc10) Non-Executive Director, Derek Bunn MA (Cambridge) MSc PhD (London) Management MBA (San Francisco)
USA Principal, Professional Services Consulting Oxford Genome Sciences Ltd Sarah Seedsman Professor of Decision Sciences Francesca Franco BS (Bocconi) PhD (Padova) PhD (Case Western Reserve)
Director, Alumni Relations Assistant Professor of Accounting Tim Johnson MS MBA (Columbia) Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Mr Nigel Morris (MSc19)1 Mrs Roshy Dwyer (SLN2001) Mr David Williams (MSc11) 1,2 Mikhail Chernov BS MS (Moscow State SB (MIT) PhD (Chicago)
Rory Simpson
President, Ffestiniog Company LLC Advisor, Butane Group Operating Partner, Duke Street Capital Associate Dean, Executive Education University) PhD (Pennsylvania State University) Julian Franks BA (Sheffield) MBA (Columbia) Associate Professor of Finance Igor Makarov MS (Moscow State University)
USA Associate Professor of Finance PhD (London) MA (New Economic School, Moscow) PhD (MIT)
Mr Tim Faithfull (SEP16) Sabine Vinck Professor of Finance Brandon Julio BA (Brigham) MS (South Carolina) Assistant Professor of Finance
Mr Fred Pakis (SLN12) Non-Executive Director, AMEC plc Associate Dean, Finance Programmes Office Joao Cocco BA (Universidade Catolica PhD (Illinois)
USA Rosemary Vipond Portuguesa, Lisbon) MA PhD (Harvard) Kristin Fridgeirsdottir MS PhD (Stanford) Assistant Professor of Finance Christopher Malloy BA (Yale) MBA PhD (Chicago)
Mr Philip Green (MSc10) Director, Academic Affairs Office Associate Professor of Finance Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences Assistant Professor of Finance
Chief Executive Officer, United Utilities plc Art Kraft BBA MAcc (Michigan) PhD (Chicago)
Catherine Webster Lisa Cohen MBA (Duke) PhD Vito D Gala BA (Bocconi) MBA PhD (Chicago) Assistant Professor of Accounting
1
indicates membership of the Governing Body Chief Financial Officer (University of California, Berkeley) Assistant Professor of Finance
2
indicates membership of the International Philip Willatt Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour Gillian Ku AB (Harvard) MS PhD (Northwestern)
Alumni Board Director, Human Resources Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour
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Costas Markides BA MA (Boston)
MBA DBA (Harvard)
Professor of Strategic and International
Management and R P Bauman Professor
of Strategic Leadership
Andrea Masini MS (Rome) PhD (INSEAD)
Assistant Professor of Operations & Technology
Management
Henry Moon BS (Maryland) MA (Olkahoma)
PhD (Michigan State University)
Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Celia Moore BA (McGill) MPA (Columbia)
Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Louise Mors MA (Boston) MBE (Norwegian
School of Management) PhD (INSEAD)
Assistant Professor of Strategic and International
Management
Lisa Moynihan BA (Mount Holyoke College)
MA (Columbia) PhD (Cornell)
Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour
John Mullins BA (Lehigh) MBA (Stanford)
PhD (Minnesota)
Associate Professor of Management Practice
in Entrepreneurship
Narayan Naik BTech (IIT, Bombay)
MBA (IIM, Ahmedabad) PhD (Duke)
Professor of Finance
Nigel Nicholson BA (Cardiff) PhD (Wales)
CPsychol FBPsS FBAM
Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Margaret Ormiston MS (University of California,
Berkeley) BA (California) PhD (HAAS)
Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Marco Ottaviani BA (Bocconi) PhD (MIT)
Professor of Economics
Anna Pavlova MSc (Moscow State University)
MA (New Economic School, Moscow)
PhD (Pennsylvania)
Assistant Professor of Finance
Randall Peterson BS MA (Minnesota)
PhD (University of California, Berkeley)
Professor of Organisational Behaviour; Deputy
Dean (Faculty)
Madan Pillutla BE (BITS, Pilani)
PGDM XLRI (Jamshedpur) PhD (British Columbia)
Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Guillaume Plantin BA (Ecole Polytechinque,
Paris) MSc (ENSAE, Paris) PhD (Toulouse)
Assistant Professor of Finance
Richard Portes BA (Yale) MA DPhil (Oxford)
CBE FBA
Professor of Economics
Phanish Puranam BE (Delhi) MIB (IIFT,
New Delhi) MA PhD (Wharton)
Assistant Professor of Strategic
and International Management
Markus Reitzig BS (Konstanz) MS (Kiel)
MBR PhD (Munich)
Assistant Professor of Strategic
and International Management
Hélène Rey MS (Stanford) PhD (London)
Professor of Economics
John Roberts BA MComm (Melbourne)
MSc PhD (MIT)
Professor of Marketing: Joint Appointment
with University of New South Wales
Stephen Schaefer MA (Cambridge) PhD (London)
Professor of Finance
Andrew Scott MSc (London) DPhil (Oxford)
Professor of Economics
Henri Servaes BSc BBA (European University)
MSIA PhD (Purdue)
Professor of Finance
L Shiva Shivakumar BCom (Madras)
MBA PhD (Vanderbilt) Grad CWA (India)
Associate Professor of Accounting
Brent Smith BA (Tulsa) MA PhD (Maryland)
Associate Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Olau Sorenson AB (Harvard) MA PHD (Stanford)
Professor of Strategic and International
Management
Lourdes Sosa BS (ITESM, Mexico) PhD (MIT)
Assistant Professor of Strategic and International
Management
Catalina Stefanescu MS PhD (Cornell)
Assistant Professor of Decision Sciences
Don Sull AB MBA DBA (Harvard)
Associate Professor of Management Practice
in Strategic and International Management
Eli Talmor BSc (Technion)
PhD (North Carolina at Chapel Hill)
Professor of Accounting
Ane Tamayo BSc (Basque Country)
MSc (Heriot-Watt) MPhil (City, London)
MS PhD (Rochester)
Assistant Professor of Accounting
Nader Tavassoli BA MBA (Syracuse)
MPhil PhD (Columbia)
Professor of Marketing
Stefan Thau MSc (Mannheim) PhD (Groningen)
Assistant Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Nikos Tsikriktsis BSc (Thessaloniki)
MBA DBA (Boston)
Assistant Professor of Operations
and Technology Management
Oktay Urcan BA (Bogazici) PhD (Texas)
Assistant Professor of Accounting
Raman Uppal BA (Delhi)
MA MBA PhD (Wharton)
Professor of Finance
Florin Vasvari MA (University of Toronto)
PhD (Rotman School of Management, Toronto)
Assistant Professor of Accounting
Freek Vermeulen MA PhD (Tilburg)
Associate Professor of Strategic and
International Management
Vikrant Vig BS (Delhi) MS MBA MiF (Illinois)
PhD (Columbia)
Assistant Professor of Finance
Naufel Vilcassim BSc (Sri Lanka) MBA (Texas)
PhD (Cornell)
Professor of Marketing
Paolo Volpin BA (Bocconi) MA PhD (Harvard)
Associate Professor of Finance
Chris Voss BSc MSc PhD (London)
Professor of Operations and Technology
Management, Senior Fellow, Advanced Institute
for Management Research
Leonard Waverman BComm MA (Toronto)
PhD (MIT)
Professor of Economics
Bruce Weber AB (Harvard) MA Phd (Wharton)
Professor of Information Management
George Yip BA MA (Cambridge)
MBA (Cranfield) MBA DBA (Harvard)
Professor of Strategic and
International Management
Research Support
as at 1 August 2007
Tim Ambler MA (Oxford) SM (MIT) FCA 31
Senior Fellow, Marketing
Asa Bjornberg MSc (Goteborg)
Research Assistant, Organisational Behaviour
Elisa Faraglia BA (Bocconi) MA PhD (NYU)
Research Fellow, Economics
Elisabeth Kelan BA (University of Northumbria
at Newcastle) MSc PhD (London)
Research Fellow, Lehman Brothers Centre for
Women in Business, Organisational Behaviour
Laura Winig BS (Boston) MBA (Phoenix)
Senior Case Researcher, Strategic and
International Management
Executive
in Residence
as at 1 August 2007
Alison Ritchie BSc (London)
Executive in Residence, Organisational Behaviour
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Part-time
as at 1 August 2007
Michael Blowfield BA (Newcastle upon Tyne)
MA DPhil (Sussex)
Teaching Fellow, Organisational Behaviour
Jeremy Dent BSc (Southampton) FCA
Teaching Fellow, Accounting
Keith Freeman MSocSc (Birmingham) FCA FCCA
Teaching Fellow, Accounting
Pierre–Yves (PY) Gerbeau LEA (Institut Catholique
de Paris) MBA (Sciences Po, Paris)
Executive Fellow, Operations &
Technology Management
Richard Hytner MA LLM (Cambridge)
Sloan Fellowship (London)
Executive Fellow, Marketing
Harry Korine BA BS (Stanford) MBA (UCLA)
PhD (INSEAD)
Teaching Fellow, Strategic
and International Management
Rupert Merson BA MA (Oxford) ACA FCIPD
Teaching Fellow, Entrepreneurship
Jamie Mitchell BA (Oxford) MBA (Harvard)
Teaching Fellow, Entrepreneurship
Dwight Poler MBA (Amos Tuck School
of Business at Dartmouth College)
BA (Amherst College)
Executive Fellow, Accounting
Antony Ross BSc (Bristol) MBA (London)
Teaching Fellow, Entrepreneurship
Stuart Slatter MA (Cambridge) MBA (Stanford)
PhD (London)
Teaching Fellow, Strategic
and International Management
Kim Warren BSc MBA PhD (London)
Teaching Fellow, Strategic and
International Management
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Adjunct
as at 1 August 2007
Marcus Alexander MA (Oxford) MBA (Harvard)
Adjunct Associate Professor, Strategic and
International Management
David Arnold BA M.Phil (London) MBA (City)
PhD (Harvard)
Adjunct Professor of Marketing
John Bates BSc (Nottingham) MBA (Harvard)
Adjunct Professor, Entrepreneurship
Bert De Reyck BSc MSc PhD (Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven)
Adjunct Associate Professor of Decision Sciences
Dominic Houlder MA (Cambridge) MBA (Stanford)
Adjunct Professor, Strategic and
International Management
Michael Jarrett MSc (London) PhD (Cranfield)
Adjunct Associate Professor in
Organisational Behaviour
Richard Jolly MA (Bristol) MBA (London)
Adjunct Associate Professor,
Organisational Behaviour
John Morecroft BSc (Bristol) MSc (London)
PhD (MIT)
Adjunct Associate Professor of Decision Sciences
Yiorgos Mylonadis BA (American College in
Greece) Ptychio (Athens) MA (UCLA) PhD (MIT)
Adjunct Assistant Professor of Strategic and
International Management
Srikumar Rao BSc (Delhi) MBA (Indian Institute
of Management, Ahmedabad) PhD (Columbia)
Adjunct Professor of Marketing
Keith Willey BSc (Birmingham)
DipM CMC MBA (London)
Adjunct Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship
Martyn Williams MBA (London) ACIB IIMR
Adjunct Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship
Emeritus
as at 1 August 2007
Sir James Ball MA (Oxford) PhD (Pennsylvania)
Hon DSc (Aston) Hon D Soc Sci (Manchester)
Emeritus Professor of Economics
Patrick Barwise MA (Oxford) MSc PhD (London)
Emeritus Professor of Management and Marketing
Dick Brealey MA (Oxford) FBA
Emeritus Professor of Finance
David Chambers MA (Oxford) MA (Cornell)
MS PhD (Carnegie Mellon)
Emeritus Professor of Comparative Management
John Hunt CBE BA DipEd (Sydney)
MBA PhD (NSW) FBPsS
Emeritus Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Paul Marsh BSc PhD (London)
Emeritus Professor of Finance
Peter Moore BSc DSc PhD (London)
Emeritus Professor of Decision Sciences
Alastair Nicholson BSc PhD (London)
Emeritus Professor of Operations and
Technology Management
Harold Rose BCom (London)
Emeritus Esmeé Fairbairn Professor of Finance
Ken Simmonds BCom MCom (NZ) MGCE
(Guipuzcoa) DBA (Harvard) PhD (London)
JDip MA FCA (NZ) FCMA FCIS FCIM
Emeritus Professor of Marketing and
International Business
John Stopford BA (Oxford) SM (MIT)
DBA (Harvard)
Emeritus Professor of International Business
Visitors
as at 1 August 2007
Holly Arrow BA (Elmira College, NY)
MFA (Colorado) MA (Illinois)
PhD (Illinois, Urbana Champaign)
Visiting Associate Professor of
Organisational Behaviour
Tom Byers BS MBA PhD
(University of California, Berkeley)
Visiting Professor of Entrepreneurship
Daniel Cable BA (Pennsylvania) MS PhD (Cornell)
Visiting Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Jay Conger BA (Dartmouth) MBA (Virginia)
DBA (Harvard)
Visiting Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Steven Currall BA (Baylor), MSc (London)
PhD (Cornell)
Visiting Professor of Entrepreneurship
Michael Frese Diplom PhD (Berlin)
Visiting Professor of Organisational Behaviour
William Fung BSc PhD (London)
PhD (Manchester)
Visiting Research Professor of Finance
David Hsieh BS (Yale) PhD (MIT)
Visiting Professor of Finance
Gary Hamel BSc MBA (Andrews University)
PhD (University of Michigan)
Visiting Professor of Strategic Management
Chris Higson BA MSc PhD (London)
Visiting Associate Professor of Accounting
Sreeni Kamma MMS (Birla, India)
MBA Phd (SUNY, Buffalo)
Visiting Associate Professor of Finance
Tim Laseter BS (Georgia) MBA PhD (Virginia)
Visiting Assistant Professor of Management
Science and Operations
Rajnish Mehra MS (Rice)
MS PhD (Carnegie Mellon)
Visiting Professor of Finance
Charlan Nemeth BA (Washington University)
MA (Wisconsin) PhD (Cornell)
Visiting Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Patricia Ochoa MSc (Colombia) PhD (Lausanne)
Visiting Research Fellow, Management Science
and Operations
Tarun Ramadorai BA (Williams College)
M.Phil (Cambridge) PhD (Harvard)
Visiting Lecturer of Finance
Douglas Ready BA (Massachusetts)
PhD (Cranfield) MPA (Harvard)
Visiting Professor of Organisational Behaviour
Kevin Ross BSc (Canterbury NZ) MS (Stanford)
PhD (Stanford)
Visiting Assistant Professor of Management
Science and Operations
Nassim Taleb MBA (Wharton) BA PhD (Paris)
Visiting Professor of Marketing
Lucie Teplá BA (Canterbury) MBA (Rochester)
PhD (Stanford)
Visiting Associate Professor of Finance
Judy Wajcman BA (Monash) MA (Sussex)
PhD (Cambridge)
Visiting Professor of Organisational Behaviour
David Yermack MBA PhD (Harvard)
Visiting Professor of Finance
Linda Yueh BA (Yale) MA (Harvard)
JD (NYU, School of Law) DPhil (Oxford)
Visiting Assistant Professor of Economics
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