Alumni Happening Details

(From left) Mr Yeo Keng Joon ('85), Mr Manoj Sandur Karnik (Intake 2019), Ms Dinda Puspasari (Intake 2019), and Mr George Heng (Director, GANO).
(From left) Ms Sylvia McKaige ('12) with Intake 2019 mentees Ms Daniela Fernandez Satamaria, Ms Tulika Poddar and Ms Sarah Hilmy.
From left: Ms Chua Nan Sze Marie – Antonie ('05, Executive Director, External Relations), Mr Yoges Lundia ('05), Ms Novita Jong ('05) and Mr Ajay Pathania ('05).
From left: Mr Anukish Garg ('12), Mr Ankur Mehan (Intake 2019) and Mr Vishal Narain ('12).
From left: Ms Thitiwoot Tangpigulthong (Intake 2019), Ms Tanvi Gupta (Intake 2019), Mr Frederick Chen ('00), Ms Jhilmil Nag ('14) and Ms Yosephin Puteri Tjahjono (Intake 2019).
From left: Mr Tan Boon Chin ('03) and Mr Tan Soo Jin (NUS Business School, Executive-In Residence).
(Left) Ms Marie Cheong ('14) and Ms Chua Nan Sze (Executive Director, External Relations).
Emcees for the evening, Ms Kritika Rajwani and Mr Kevin Xing Chuanfei, both from Intake 2019.

The NUS MBA Mentorship Kick-Off - October 2019

09 October

The NUS MBA Mentorship Kick-Off is a professional development programme that brings the NUS MBA students and alumni together in an exchange of knowledge, insights and experience. 61 NUS MBA mentors and 105 NUS MBAs Intake 2019 mentees signed up for the event on 9 Oct, which was filled with great energy and buzz as mentors and mentees mingled and got to know one another.

View more pictures here.

Submitted by Ms Linda Gouw, GANO.

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