EMBA Life
Lessons from the Class of 2022 Valedictorians
Our Class of 2022 NUS BIZ valedictorians reflect on how far they've come, share important lessons on staying resilient in tumultuous times, and finishing strong.
NUS EMBA alum puts a dazzling spin on men’s essentials
Luigi La Tona (NUS EMBA 2021) recounts turning his project into a business.
Studying in a pandemic: BIZ School students share positive experiences
Adelene Tan (EMBA 2021), BBA Year 3 A. Akshara, and CEMS alumnus Philip Lennhammer talk about student life during a pandemic.
The makings of a negotiator
Anuj Jagannathan (The UCLA — NUS EMBA 2015) explains how he became a corporate trainer specialising in negotiation.
The decades-long journey from business books to an EMBA
Li Qian (UCLA – NUS 2020) talks about her EMBA journey that started when she was a child.
How to engage students in a corporate governance law class
Associate Professor Lan Luh Luh, Academic Director for The UCLA — NUS EMBA programme, reveals how she makes her class as lively as possible.
Adapt and overcome: Our alumni in the F&B industry take on the pandemic
Although these unpredecented times have impacted the F&B sector severely, our alumni in the industry are keeping their heads up by adapting and overcoming trials.
Charting the next phase of my career with NUS EMBA
NUS EMBA alumnus Sriram Iyer's 40th birthday resolution in 2018 was to sharpen his competitive edge after 18 years in the corporate sector. He decided to enrol in the NUS EMBA programme for its global curriculum, Asian insights and a diverse class mix. Learning about entrepreneurship revived his dream of starting a business.
Alumni networking events in March 2019
Organised frequently with our various alumni chapters around the world, our current students from various programmes always have the opportunity to network and learn from their seniors. In March, three such events happened in Delhi, Singapore and London.
Grads partner up on logistics venture
When NUS EMBA alumni Lee Sung Ho and Benjamin Koh had to develop a river port terminal in the region, their classmates chipped in with cost-cutting and efficiency maximization ideas -- all from their own experiences. As a result, the duo's company Addicon Logistics Management was able to minimize the trial-and-error during the project.
Moving to a new stage of her career
Aki Nakamura, the first Japanese graduate of the UCLA - NUS EMBA programme, shares key takeaways for individuals looking to climb corporate ladders or become entreprenuers.