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The Dean’s Community Awards are held each year to honour the exceptional work of Business School students and alumni
Voted for by students and staff, the Dean's Community Awards recognise citizenship among Business School students and alumni who excel in extra-curricular activities.
Read on to find out the 2024 winners.
Sanyam Jain, Luigi Guan, Qianxi (Chelsea) Liu and Ka-Chun Liu (MSc Business Analytics) won the award for Improving Society for their contribution to the Analytics for Society Award organising committee.
Lee Fernandes (Intercalated BSc) won the award for Improving Society for his role as Chair of the Raising and Giving Society, as well as for other initiatives including an educational outreach programme promoting health and financial awareness in schools.
Eva Look (Full-Time MBA) received the Inclusive Business award for her contribution to multiple EDI initiatives.
Upanita Barman (MSc Economics & Strategy for Business) received the Inclusive Business award for her scholarship fundraising work, working with autistic children, and for helping students from minority communities in India with their applications to study abroad.
Rhys Zimmerman (MSc Strategic Marketing) won the award for Inspiring Brilliant Minds for organising 15 events for the Women Mean Business Club.
David MacDonald (Full-Time MBA) won the award for Pioneering Practical Solutions for creating a scheme connecting students across the MBA suite, fostering professional relationships and the sharing of knowledge, as well as for organising an interview masterclass.
Bhumika Arora (MSc Strategic Marketing) received the Pioneering Practical Solutions award for organising Tableau workshops, and planning hackathons and networking events.
Yodhita Maureen Romindo (MSc Finance) received the award for the Power of Innovative Thinking for her work organising the largest Indonesian cultural festival in the UK, as well her mentorship of female students and her leadership of an Imperial Consulting Group project.
Jonathan Tai (MSc Global Health Management) won the award for the Power of Innovative Thinking for leading the inaugural Imperial Wellness Fair.
Sankar Venkataraman Murali (MSc Innovation, Entrepreneurship & Management) for Sustainable Business Thinking for forming the Sustainability Committee, leading the Positive Impact Rating Survey for the School and running the Green Guide Challenge.
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