Eric Lucrezia
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803 appearances
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first heard May 2026
last heard 11 Aug
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Hello, MBA hopefuls. We are live on MBA Waves, the weekly vidcast every single Tuesday talking all things business and education. And we often welcome top business schools to join us for a featured episode. And I'm super excited today to have Cambridge Judge Business School with us today. And of course, my fabulous host, Barah Sapir. How you doing, Barah?
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I'm doing great. It's good to see you, Eric. What country are you in today? I am in Zurich, Switzerland, making the rounds at the QS NBA Tour. So, yeah. And so, as I said, today we have Cambridge Judge with us. And I want to go around the room and introduce everyone. But first, I want to mention that
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One of the panelists today, Edwin Gray, is also a contributing editor for this book. This is like the playbook to have if you're looking at MBAs in the UK. And I want to thank Edwin again for participating. That was awesome. Edwin, do you want to start off by introducing yourself?
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Thanks, Simon. And so you pretty much represent the entry point for Cambridge Judge. And I think another important role we're fortunate to have with us tonight is the exit point, which is the Career Services team. So, Sadia, take it away. Hi, everyone. I'm Sadia Kaput, Head of Careers at CJBS at Cambridge Judge. And not just the exit point, but we have alumni
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Sounds like you had a lot of good experiences and very well positioned to help people coming from Cambridge Judge to find their next step in their career. And speaking of alumni, we are also fortunate to have with us Daniil, who has just graduated and he looks very happy about it. Congratulations and welcome to .
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Okay, thank you both for those answers. And it's really exciting about the growing population of female representation in the business school. I wanted to ask a little bit more broadly speaking with the MBA, what are some of the standout unique features of the Cambridge Judge MBA program? Do you want me to go for that? Or do you want to talk about it?
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Sounds like a nice size. It's not like too behemoth, like some of the ones, especially across the Atlantic, but it's also not too small. So you have a good amount of people to get to know. And as Danielle was saying, it's about the relationships you build, like working together and spending time kind of suffering, right, on projects and deadlines and making that all happen. That's how relationships are built.
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and dare to imagine. That's how I take it. You've made me think of something when you talk about the colleges, right? Which is something that's quite unique to perhaps Oxbridge or maybe Cambridge, I prefer. In the US, college and university, those two words are used interchangeably, whereas in France, for example, college is...
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junior high school um so it's very different so uh i've visited um cambridge it is beautiful oh my god the history the buildings the church the tower the i mean but i got a sense of the colleges that i know from clients that i've worked with how it works and it largely is connected to residence halls but i'd love to hear from you guys how you describe it the outside world
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There you go. But not so far from London. So when it comes to obviously going on job interviews and doing events, networking and so forth with alumni, I mean, it's super convenient. But it does have that rich history and that tradition. But also part of the history and tradition of Cambridge is innovation and ideas because it always has been. So I think it has that nice mix. And what Daniel was saying about the colleges is super interesting because although you have a cohort of 200-something people,
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breaking it up into the 31 colleges has your first circle, like you're kind of like family. And then you have the larger circle that is the entire batch. I think that's a nice way to like split your time and like the intercollegiate, like, you know, sports and other clubs and association opportunities you have also builds relationships across. And everybody wants to come in row.
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And everybody has to have a go at rowing. I had no interest in rowing before I came to campus. I was like, I actually want to do this. But you guys mentioned a couple of times silicon something. I didn't even get the second word. Yeah. And fen is really, the word for fen is really, it's a muggy, isn't it? It's a water-drenched area. Okay. Like a swamp.
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No, thank you for explaining this study, because I think a lot of people might not realize that there is this phenomenon there, right, in the back door of Cambridge. And, you know, as you said, it sounds like thanks to the amount of talent that the university has produced over the years, companies have, it's been a draw for them to set up shop there, which creates a kind of direct pipeline for employment, especially in tech. Barry, I feel like I might have cut you off before. Were you going to say something?
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Thanks, Danielle. Thanks for sharing all that. You know, I wanted to come back to admissions. We got into a lot of really interesting and juicy topics here already. But Edwin was mentioning a few things about about admissions before. So I wanted to come back to that. So people who are listening know how they can get in because all of this sounds fantastic. And I'm sure people are like, I really want to apply to Cambridge now. So that said, like, what should.
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candidates or applicants expect? Like, what are some suggestions? Definitely want to hear from Edwin and perhaps Daniel from his experience, suggestions that you'd like to offer in terms of being a great applicant for Cambridge judge?
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You know, I think that's what schools mean when they talk about a holistic approach, that where you may be lacking in some area, you can compensate in another. So that truly is holistic. All of the things are important in the GMAT or GRE. References, CV or resume. The interview is a big one. Your experiences. But yeah, yeah.
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There you go. And I put the website up there again for people to see. I'm sure most of this information is on the website, but it's always good to hear from a real person, a human that's able to like fill in the gaps and make things even more clear. So speaking about academics, I mean, obviously Cambridge is one of the most famous and well-respected universities in the world, right? Cambridge surely has some superstar professors teaching on the MBA, but who are some of your standout professors these days and what are they working on? Like what makes them so great?
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Yeah, I mean, employment stats like that definitely reassure people who are applying for the program, like 94% placed within finding employment within, we avoid that word placement, right, in career services, finding employment within three months. Yeah, not the word placement, yeah.
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But I think the last major thing we haven't really talked about is about alumni, you know, once they've gone through the program. So maybe you could tell us a little bit more about what, besides Danielle, obviously what some of your alumni are doing these days, as well as what kind of services exist for them at Cambridge Judge as an alum.
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Watch out. Watch out. I love it. I love it. You know, since we have Daniel with us tonight, I believe I heard you earlier in the conversation. Someone mentioned you being an entrepreneur. Could you tell us what's going on? I mean, you've graduated this September, is it? Right? So a month ago, you're fresh out, right? What's happening or what's in the works, if you don't mind sharing? Yes, sure. It's a great pleasure. So I think, like, as an entrepreneur, you always prepare for the worst.
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