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Alumni Matters

29 Episodes

64 minutes | a month ago
Episode 4: Jochen Schnadt, Senior Aviation Executive
Cranfield aviation alumnus Maxime Debry interviews Jochen Schnadt (MSc Air Transport Management 2002), Senior Aviation Executive, discussing his career path, what led him to study for his MSc at Cranfield and providing insights into the aviation industry. 
27 minutes | 2 months ago
Leadership on-the-go: Charan Sekhon (MSc Energy Conservation and the Environment 1997)
Jenny Robinson interviews Charan Sekhon, Founder and Chair at SEVA Trust UK and local councillor, about his experiences of leadership and the work his charity has done to support Cranfield University students and the local Cranfield community during the Covid-19 crisis.
37 minutes | 3 months ago
Alumni Matters: The chemistry behind bonfire night and the gun powder plot
Have you ever wondered how much damage would have been caused if the gun powder plot hadn't failed, or what makes the different colours and effects in fireworks? Or perhaps you're curious to learn more about how, and where, pyrotechnics are used in everyday life. In this episode of Alumni Matters, Cranfield's Dr Lisa Humphreys chats about the science behind bonfire night and the gun powder plot.
46 minutes | 3 months ago
Episode 3: Thomas Chatfield, CEO, Camber Aviation Management
Cranfield aviation alumni Maxime Debry and Tom Chatfield (Executive MSc Air Transport Management 2004), CEO at Camber Aviation Management, discuss Tom's career path, what makes him passionate about private aviation, the impact of Covid-19 on demand for corporate aviation and future innovations in the sector. 
31 minutes | 3 months ago
Leadership on-the-go: Jennifer Cassar (MSc Forensic and Engineering Science 2004)
Phil Renshaw interviews Jennifer Cassar about her experiences of leadership in her role as Program Manager at the Canadian Department of National Defence  and being a female leader in a male dominated environment. 
58 minutes | 4 months ago
Episode 2: Nadeem Sultan, CEO, Cargo LogicAir UK
Aviation alumni Maxime Debry and Nadeem Sultan (MSc Air Transport Management 2002), CEO of Cargo LogicAir UK discuss Nadeem's career path and the impact of Covid-19 on the air cargo industry.
27 minutes | 5 months ago
Episode 1: Taking a leap and managing risks: the journey to becoming a solopreneur
Margaret Sherer talks about taking a leap and managing risks when launching a business venture, and how going it alone doesn't mean you have to be on your own.
24 minutes | 5 months ago
Episode 2: Entrepreneurship and nurturing growth
Margaret Sherer discusses her experiences of being a solopreneur, the importance of mentoring and the necessity to break down your goals and celebrate successes along the way.
26 minutes | 5 months ago
Episode 3: Marketing in a crisis and the future of the digital marketing industry
Margaret Sherer shares her thoughts on marketing during the Covid-19 crisis, the future of digital marketing and the importance of connecting with your audience.
16 minutes | 6 months ago
Leadership on-the-go - Sandra Krisberga (MSc Managing Organisational Performance 2015)
Jenny Robinson talks to Sandra Krisberga about how she uses her leadership skills to build and strengthen client relationships.
25 minutes | 6 months ago
Leadership on-the-go: Gabriel Marty (MSc Environmental Management for Business 2009)
Phil Renshaw interviews Gabriel Marty on his experience in dealing with different cultures and nationalities while drawing on his experience as an energy and climate change analyst and working on the Paris Climate Agreement negotiations.
21 minutes | 8 months ago
Leadership on-the-go: Jose Dhooma (MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2008)
Jenny Robinson interviews Jose Dhooma about his management and leadership style and his experience at complex events, such as the Rio Olympics, when dealing with different cultures and understandings.
56 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 1: Julian Carr, Aviation Director, Manchester Airport.
Aviation alumni Maxime Debry and Julian Carr (MSc Air Transport Management 2002), Aviation Director, Manchester Airport, discuss Julian's career including his career decisions and ambitions. Julian also shares his advice for people interested in a career in aviation and the impact the coronavirus has had on Manchester Airport.
18 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 3: Corporate sustainability and the coronavirus
Patrick Dunne shares his thoughts on the corporate sustainability and the coronavirus, changes to our working practices and socially responsible capitalism.
19 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 2: People and the coronavirus
Patrick Dunne shares his thoughts on what impact the coronavirus is having on the people in an organisation and relationships between the board and the executives.
26 minutes | 8 months ago
Episode 1: Boards and the coronavirus
Patrick Dunne shares his thoughts on the purpose of a board during a time of crisis, what makes great leadership and where next for boards - what role should boards expect to play going forward?
19 minutes | 9 months ago
Leadership on-the-go: Kim Lafferty (DBA)
Phil Renshaw interviews Kim Lafferty about her leadership experience and the difference between leadership and coaching.
26 minutes | 10 months ago
Leadership on-the-go: Daphne de Jong (MSc Astronautics and Space Engineering 2015)
Jenny Robinson interviews Daphne de Jong about what it is like to be a woman and a leader in a tech industry and what she learned about leadership and people from summiting Mount Everest.
17 minutes | a year ago
Leadership on-the-go: Dr Sarah Qureshi (PhD Aerospace 2016)
Dr Phil Renshaw interviews Dr Sarah Qureshi about how being an entrepreneur affects how you lead, manage and develop your own team, and creating adaptability in the team.
21 minutes | a year ago
Leadership on-the-go: Etienne Borg Cardona (Residential Executive Development - Director As Strategic Leader 2013)
Phil Renshaw interviews Etienne Borg Cardona about his career, how his leadership style has changed due to his time at Cranfield, and his devotion to building trust and accountability to achieve success with his teams.
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