Tell us about your career journey from being a student at King's to being in your current role.

After completing the International Management MSc at King’s, I joined Turner & Townsend as a Junior Sustainability Consultant.

Moving from studying to full-time work has been rewarding both personally and professionally. I’m grateful that throughout this transition and beyond, the King’s community has remained a constant—offering opportunities to grow my network through social and professional events. I especially valued the scholar events, which gave me the chance to learn from and connect with business leaders across diverse sectors.

What's the one thing you enjoy most about your current role?

Just one? That’s a tough ask when there are so many!

However, if I had to choose, it would be seeing the real-world impact our work has—on both people and the planet. Few moments are as rewarding as seeing your clients reach and exceed their sustainability goals, especially when you’ve supported them from day one.

What has been your biggest achievement in business and your career so far?

Building personal, trusting relationships with clients across sectors and industries.

How did your time at King's help with your career journey?

King’s helped me start my career in the management consulting industry. The International Management MSc pushed me to look at business from different angles—both in theory and practice. What stood out most was the emphasis on sustainability, cultural competence and working on an international scale. Bringing these elements to life through real-world case studies with academic and industry leaders was especially rewarding.

These factors, together with King’s renowned faculty, strong industry links, and global student community, made my time here irreplaceable. 

What is the best piece of advice you have for current King's Business School students on achieving success in their careers?

I'd say you've made one of the best decisions of your life. Your time at King’s is much more than a degree. It will bring you experiences, connections and learnings. My advice is to make the most of your time here.

Find your passion. Knowing what gets you out of bed in the morning and keeps you awake at night is the first step to a rewarding career.

What advice would you give to future students thinking about studying at King's Business School?

Map out your passions, strengths and aspirations while keeping an open mind. This will help guide your academic, professional and personal development at King’s and beyond.