The Leadership Conference in Cambridge serves as our premier platform, bringing together local and international Alumni Groups to exchange best practices, forge valuable connections, explore the University's support initiatives, and delve deeper into their crucial roles as advocates and ambassadors for the University of Cambridge.

We are thrilled to unveil the details of this year's conference, which will be held on Sunday, September 24th, at the Graduate Cambridge.

This conference extends a warm invitation to all officially recognised Alumni Groups. We sincerely hope that a multitude of you will be able to attend.

Throughout the day, you will have the opportunity to engage in informative breakout sessions, enabling fruitful interactions with fellow representatives on a wide range of pressing topics.

Session information

How to have a presence on social media – Annie Thwaite (University of Cambridge)
Discover essential strategies for building a compelling online presence on social media platforms. Learn how to engage, grow, and make an impact in the digital realm effectively.

Running events in a hybrid world – Tony Banton (Networks and Volunteers Working Group and Cambridge Society of Paris)
Navigate the future of event planning with insights on seamlessly blending physical and virtual elements. Stay relevant and engaging in the evolving landscape of hybrid events. 

Committee succession planning – Graham Spooner (Networks and Volunteer Working Group and Cambridge Society of Bristol and Bath)
Ensure Alumni Group continuity by mastering committee succession planning. Learn key strategies for identifying, developing, and transitioning leadership roles effectively.

CAMentrepreneurs Worldwide Alumni Group: challenges & lessons learnt - Richard Lucas (CAMentrepreneurs)
Learn about running a special interest group with founder of CAMentreprenurs, Richard Lucas.