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Business Alumni Network

Join a vibrant and engaged global network
The University of Sydney Business Alumni Network provides access to a powerful global network of alumni and career-enriching events.

The University of Sydney Business Alumni Network aims to facilitate the Business School's aspirations to become a world-leading Business School with the best students, the most successful graduates, and the most impactful researchers and research.

Membership

All Business School alumni are automatically members of the network. All other University of Sydney alumni and friends can opt-in as members of the Business Alumni Network. Ensure your contact details are up-to-date to participate in this vibrant and engaged community and leverage the power of the University of Sydney Business School network.

Note: there are no membership fees.

Benefits

Some of the benefits available to network members include:

  • Regular invitations to Business School alumni events, in Australia and internationally
  • Receiving copies of the Business School's alumni magazine and the University's Sydney Alumni Magazine (SAM)
  • Access to relevant e-communications which provide you with unique market intelligence and the latest business research news from the Business School
  • Opportunities to increase your business networks and further develop your capacity to serve as business leaders
  • Opportunities to provide ambassadorial support to the Business School.

Executive Committee

Matthew Bright, President

Matthew Bright

Matthew is currently Acting Head of Growth at Amfin, with an operating executive background in high-growth financial technology companies including Open, Zip Co and Spotcap and a prior corporate life across consulting, banking at legal at companies including EY and ABN AMRO. He is also actively involved in Sydney’s tech startup community as a mentor in programs such as Blackbird Giants, Stone Chalk and WeWork Labs; and as an advisor to start-ups such as Instant. He is a guest lecturer in the discipline of Strategy, Innovation and Entrepreneurship and a student mentor at The University of Sydney.

Katrina Van De Ven, Vice President

Katrina van de Ven

Katrina is CEO and Co-Founder of LeukBook, an ecommerce startup committed to creating a global, size 14+ fashion revolution. She comes to this role following a decade in the government and non-profit sectors, during which she led the development and execution of exciting projects across four continents, and managed large, multidisciplinary teams.

Dalton Fogarty, Secretary

Dalton Fogarty

Dalton graduated from the University of Sydney having studied a double degree of Bachelor of Commerce majoring in Finance and a Bachelor of Law (LL.B.) and was an Undergraduate Fellow of Senate (Non-executive Board Director) during his studies. In 2016 he started his career at Deutsche Bank in Asia in their Sales & Trading graduate program. There he worked across a range of different roles including Fixed Income Sales, Structured Credit, Distressed Debt and finally as a trader/structurer in emerging markets special situations. In 2020 Dalton joined Prezzee, going on to become head of Strategy & Governance and taking his global investment banking experience to keep Prezzee aware of its environment and eye on the prize. He's passionate about bringing out the best in people; whether through driving coordination across strategic planning or leading a volunteer effort to help the homeless outside of work.

Jake Campey

Jake Campey

A finance and technology enthusiast, Jake works in risk and capital analysis at Macquarie Group, where he supports business decisions such as funding and capital management strategy, risk appetite, and assessing risk-adjusted performance for investments. Immediately prior, he worked in group strategy at Stockland as a consultant to the executive team in their reporting to the board of directors across operational and investment decisions. Jake also sits on the Young Leaders Committee for the Urban Land Institute a global nonprofit that provides leadership in the responsible use of land and is an associate of several other interdisciplinary organisations.

Jenny Bridge

Jenny Bridge

Jenny is a Director in PwC's Consulting practice, working with government and public sector clients on achieving their strategic objectives. After commencing her career at KPMG in the Corporate Tax Division, Jenny has worked in a variety of roles across the advertising and communications and professional services sectors, moving from highly technical to more operational roles in organisations ranging from dual-listed multinational public companies to large private companies.

Jenny worked in the education sector as Group Director Operations at Think Education as well as a Consultant for a number of private education providers before joining PwC, where she is now working with universities on large transformations in what is a very challenging environment.

Chloe Segal

Chloe Segal

Chloe is currently working as an investment banker at Goldman Sachs and has experience advising corporate clients on transformative mergers and acquisitions as well as capital raisings, with a focus on covering the technology sector and venture capital ecosystem. Having previously served as a student representative on the Business School Faculty Board, Chloe has remained connected with the Business School and is eager to engage with alumni as a representative of the Alumni Network.

Frank Li

Frank Li

Frank is a Portfolio Manager within Insignia Financials' Diversified Portfolios (Default) team which manages in excess of $60bn on behalf of our MLC, Plum and ANZ superannuation members. Frank commenced his career as Research Manager at DEXX&R and later joined Dixon Advisory where he was responsible for developing asset allocation and investment strategies for SMSF portfolios. Frank is a CFA® charterholder and Chair of the University Engagement committee in CFA Society Sydney. He also holds Master of Finance from the University of New South Wales and Bachelor of Commerce from the University of Sydney.

Yue Feng

Yue Feng

As a young and motivated multicultural business professional with a critical mindset, Yue aspires to become an expert in areas which would provide her with an opportunity to deliver transformational outcomes for the new digital world and eventually generate a positive impact. Yue is a consultant at Workday and President of the CEMS Club Sydney.


Should you wish to contact any of the Business Alumni Network Executive Committee, please email business.engage@sydney.edu.au.

Contact us

Georgina Shepherd

Relationship Manager

Fiona O'Sullivan

Director, External Engagement and International