Meet our Alumni
GET TO KNOW OUR ALUMNI
MEGAN CERONSKY (m.1998)
Senior Counsel and Special Assistant to the President of the USA, White House Counsel's Office.
KATHY WILLIS (m.1986)
Highly decorated academic and peer, internationally recognised for her work on plant (and fungal) biodiversity change.
AMY GILLILAND (m.1996)
An experienced leader working as President of $8.5 billion global technology enterprise.
MARK BERLIN (m.1998)
A professor of practice, a policy advisor, government legal counsel, and author.
PETER PEDERSEN (m.2017)
Peter Pedersen’s infrared camera ‘SPIRIT’ is on the hunt for distant planets – and perhaps signs of life.
THE Q100
Corpus members honoured in inaugural Q100 exhibition
celebrating the accomplishments of LGBT+ alumni of the University of Cambridge.
NATASHA GODSIFF (m.2017)
Recent graduate, Trainee Solicitor, social activist and charity worker.
MARTIN HARRIS (m.1988)
A diplomat, currently Ambassador to Ukraine, who has lived and worked in Eastern Europe, Russia and Asia, and has served as adviser to the Cabinet Office.
SABESAN SITHAMPARANATHAN (m.2008)
A pioneer of the world’s most accurate battery-free real-time location tracking technology, awarded an OBE in 2024.
PHILIPPE SANDS (m.1979)
An international human rights lawyer, academic, author, lecturer and documentarian.
CLAIRE DAVENPORT (m.1991)
An expert in the digital disruption of industries - CEO, NED and Angel Investor.
DR WANG QIN CHEN (m.1987)
Retired Professor from the California Institute of Technology.
CHECK WARNER (m.2009)
Ethical investor and co-founder of inclusive venture capital firm Ada Ventures.
JESSICA FIGUERAS (m.1991)
A tech industry strategist flying the flag for women in cybersecurity.
ELIZA LOCKHART (m.2019)
Research Fellow in the Centre for Financial Crime and Security Studies at the Royal United Services Institute.
AYESHA WAHEED (m.1987)
An international lawyer working in the corporate business transactions practice at Morgan Lewis.
LOUIS TAILLEFEUR (m.1982)
A physicist recognised for his pioneering work in superconductivity and international collaborative research.
EP THOMPSON (m.1941)
Historian, author and political activist, a key figure of the left, a socialist critic and a long-time campaigner for peace and the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament.
TERRENCE ETHERTON (m.1969)
A retired judge, a member of the House of Lords, and a former Master of the Rolls and Chancellor of the High Court.
NINA GUPTA (m.1996)
Chief Legal Officer and Head of HR Administration at Victory Capital.
VERONICA ROGERS (m.1995)
A veteran of the world's leading technology firms and former SVP at PlayStation.
HAZEL MOORE (m.1987)
Chair and co-founder of international investment bank FirstCapital.
SHAZURAWATI BINTI ABD KARIM (m.1993)
Executive Vice President/CEO of TM One, a leading communications, technology and ICT solutions provider.
JO THOMPSON (m.1990)
Award-winning garden designer, plantswoman and member of the RHS Gardens Committee.
PROFESSOR JULIET FOSTER (m.1992)
A leading social psychologist at King's College London.
THE RT REVD DR JO BAILEY WELLS (m.1984)
The Bishop for Episcopal Ministry in the Anglican Communion.
PAULINE VOLKER (m.1995)
An international lawyer turned Court of Appeal Judge at The Hague.
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