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Future Leaders Group Alumni Future Leaders Group Alumni Aberdeen Standard Investments Bank of Palestine Andrew Kelly, Class of 2016 Raya Sbitany, Class of 2014 Chris Demetriou, Class of 2017 Mahmoud Shawa, Class of 2014 Victoria MacLean, Class of 2018 Hassan Alhallaq, Class of 2015 Erin Smith, Class of 2019 Amal Massis, Class of 2017 Suleiman Nasr, Class of 2018 ABN AMRO Bank N.V. Ido Gonen, Class of 2019 Bank Pekao S.A. Piotr Wetmanski, Class of 2018 Access Bank Plc Roosevelt Ogbonna, Class of 2014 Banorte Segun Kuteyi, Class of 2018 Gabriel Casillas, Class of 2014 Arturo Monroy, Class of 2014 Alejandro Padilla, Class of 2017 Agricultural Bank of China Yi CAO, Class of 2014 Bing DUAN, Class of 2014 Barclays Derek White, Class of 2014 Peter Simon, Class of 2015 Akbank Adeel Khan, Class of 2018 Nicole Sandler, Class of 2019 Burcu Civelek Yüce, Class of 2014 Ali Arikan, Class of 2015 Sebnem Dag Güven, Class of 2016 Burcu Kucukunal, Class of 2018 BBVA Zeynep Orman Özdemirel, Class of 2019 Jordi García, Class of 2016 Maria Abascal, Class of 2017 Jose Carlos Pardo, Class of 2018 Al Rajhi Bank María Llorente, Class of 2019 Raid Aldrees, Class of 2019 BNP Paribas Allianz SE Anne Pointet, Class of 2014 Ruxandra Valcu, Class of 2014 Petr Sosík, Class of 2016 Guillaume Autier, Class of 2015 Holger Braun, Class of 2017 Virginie Delaunay, Class of 2016 Michael Schiebel, Class of 2018 David Vaillant, Class of 2017 Pauline Allary, Class of 2018 Aude Gaudin, Class of 2019 ANZ Bank Kellie Burbidge, Class of 2014 Tamara Medard, Class of 2015 CalPERS Krissie Jones, Class of 2016 Divya Mankikar, Class of 2016 Banco Galicia China International Capital Corporation Percy Bayley, Class of 2014 Leting Liu, Class of 2017 Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social Leonardo Pereira Rodrigues Dos Santos, Class of 2015 Future Leaders Group Alumni CIMB Group Credit Suisse Shafiq Abdul Jabbar, Class of 2016 Thibault Dufour, Class of 2014 Luanne Sieh, Class of 2017 Gloria Maersch Brunner, Class of 2015 Khairul Rifaie, Class of 2018 Anuradha Dhar, Class of 2016 Alex Wade, Class of 2017 Raffael Gasser, Class of 2018 Citi Joseph Steffa, Class of 2019 Emma Bredin, Class of 2017 Pooja Daswani, Class of 2018 DBS Bank Paul Cheng, Class of 2015 Citi Handlowy Sier Han Ng, Class of 2016 Calvin Ong, Class of 2017 Maciej Krywoniuk, Class of 2015 Evy Wee, Class of 2018 Kamil Gustaw, Class of 2016 Boris Chan, Class of 2019 Dominika Duziak, Class of 2017 Cleary, Gottlieb, Steen & Hamilton LLP Deloitte Rob Galaski, Class of 2016 Colin Lloyd, Class of 2015 Clifford Chance Deutsche Bank Fiona Bassett, Class of 2014 Caroline Meinertz, Class of 2015 John Pipilis, Class of 2014 Markus Pertlwieser, Class of 2015 Christiana Riley, Class of 2016 Commercial International Bank Olaf Clemens, Class of 2017 Rashwan Hammady, Class of 2015 Stefan Hoops, Class of 2018 Mohamed El Sennary, Class of 2016 Islam Seif El-Nasr Omar, Class of 2017 Omar Sarhan, Class of 2018 DSK Bank EAD Ahmed Mostafa, Class of 2019 Plamen Dimitrov, Class of 2014 Commerzbank AG Dubai International Financial Centre Heike Heuberger, Class of 2015 Mohammad Al Kassim, Class of 2018 Andreas Boeger, Class of 2016 Mohammad Alblooshi, Class of 2019 Florian Wandruszka, Class of 2017 Stefan Gringel, Class of 2018 Fabian Vichtl, Class of 2019 DZ Bank AG Friedrich Luithlen, Class of 2017 Commonwealth Bank of Australia Frederik König, Class of 2018 Steve Ellis, Class of 2017 Ecobank Transnational, Inc. Credicorp Capital Servicios Financieros Greg Davis, Class of 2016 Alejandro Perez Reyes Zarak, Class of 2014 Future Leaders Group Alumni Erste Group Bank AG International Finance Corporation Florian Dangl, Class of 2014 Benjamin Powell, Class of 2014 Mariana Kühnel, Class of 2015 Charlie Ford, Class of 2017 Armin Blassnig, Class of 2018 Institute of International Finance Jelena Tomic, Class of 2019 Robin Koepke, Class of 2014 Brad Carr, Class of 2015 Emre Tiftik, Class of 2015 Export Import Bank of India Arpitha Bykere, Class of 2016 T.D. Sivakumar, Class of 2014 Kevin Sanker, Class of 2016 Priti Thomas, Class of 2015 Bart van Liebergen, Class of 2017 Ashish Kumar, Class of 2016 Jessica Stallings, Class of 2017 Natalia Bailey, Class of 2018 Jonathan Fortun, Class of 2018 Future Fund Matthew Ekberg, Class of 2019 Khadija Mahmood, Class of 2019 Sam Killmier, Class of 2016 Industrial & Commercial Bank of China Goldman Sachs Ying SHI, Class of 2014 Joseph Konzelmann, Class of 2014 Qinjun YIN, Class of 2014 Liz Ewing, Class of 2014 Hui SU, Class of 2016 Yue ZHANG, Class of 2016 Groupe BPCE Leonor Lopes Gil, Class of 2017 ING Bank Barbaros Uygun, Class of 2016 Nicola Grant, Class of 2017 Grupo Santander Serge Offers, Class of 2018 Patricia García Colado, Class of 2014 Michael Netzel, Class of 2015 Susana Martin Duque, Class of 2016 Intesa Sanpaolo S.p.A. María Ruiz Andújar, Class of 2017 Jacques Moscianese, Class of 2018 Lara de Mesa, Class of 2018 Daniele Pastore, Class of 2019 Pablo Del Campo, Class of 2019 Investec Bank Ltd. Gulf International Bank Laurence Adams, Class of 2018 Sakhr AlMulhem, Class of 2015 Thamir AlDahash, Class of 2016 Majed Alsadhan, Class of 2017 Bader Baghlaf, Class of 2018 JD Capital Co., Ltd. Adel Hamadah, Class of 2019 Clarissa Zhong, Class of 2017 HSBC JP Morgan Chase & Co Vicky Jackson, Class of 2014 Vickie Alvo, Class of 2014 Joanna Tibbitt, Class of 2014 Beth Cleland, Class of 2015 Terecina Kwong, Class of 2015 Claudia Gonzalez Cabanillas, Class of 2016 Gemma Rogers, Class of 2015 Toks Oyebode, Class of 2017 Daniel Robinson, Class of 2016 Alison Campbell, Class of 2018 Caoimhe Durnin, Class of 2018 Arnaud Senechal, Class of 2019 Rupert Kennedy-Alexander, Class of 2019 Future Leaders Group Alumni Kohlberg Kravis Roberts Morgan Stanley Vance Serchuk, Class of 2014 Jennifer Publicover, Class of 2014 Massimiliano Ruggieri, Class of 2015 Sharon Yeshaya, Class of 2016 Kupanda Capital Andrew Nash, Class of 2017 Sebastiano Visentini, Class of 2018 Bobby Pittman, Class of 2014 Kuwait Finance House Multilateral Investment Guarantee Nasser Alshaya, Class of 2018 Agency Mohammad AlKhuzam, Class of 2019 Gianfilippo Carboni, Class of 2016 Carole Marchand, Class of 2017 Paul Diop, Class of 2018 Malayan Banking Berhad Muhd Ramadhan Fitri Bin Ellias, Class of 2015 Adam Malik Azlan, Class of 2016 National Bank of Abu Dhabi Sharifah Sarah Syed Mohamed Tahir, Class of 2018 Ahmed Al Naqbi, Class of 2015 mBank National Bank of Kuwait Karol Bach, Class of 2014 Ahmad Amin, Class of 2014 Michal Panowicz, Class of 2014 Wojciech Chmielewski, Class of 2015 Karol Prazmo, Class of 2015 National Commercial Bank Przemyslaw Klobut, Class of 2016 Hamed Fayez, Class of 2014 Jakub Fast, Class of 2017 Majed Hamdan Alghamdi, Class of 2015 Jacek Rzeznik, Class of 2018 Ramzy Darwish, Class of 2016 Saud Bajbair, Class of 2017 Rasha Musalli, Class of 2018 McKinsey & Company Abdulbadie Al-Yafi, Class of 2019 Annelyse Freyman, Class of 2014 Natixis Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Cecile Turbelin, Class of 2018 Sora Tsuda, Class of 2014 Toshinao Endo, Class of 2016 Yuko Mitani, Class of 2017 Nordea Akiko Kubo, Class of 2018 Anders Nicander, Class of 2017 Shiho Kamiya, Class of 2019 OTP Mizuho Financial Group Zoltán Tóthmátyás, Class of 2014 Eiji Kawamura, Class of 2015 Tamás Kamarási, Class of 2014 Shinya Matsunaga, Class of 2016 Attila Lanczendorfer, Class of 2015 Hiroshi Nakaya, Class of 2017 Koji Omiya, Class of 2018 Akiko Matsumoto, Class of 2019 Partners Group (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. Kevin Lu, Class of 2014 Moody’s Investors Service Ana Arsov, Class of 2018 Sally Yim, Class of 2019 Future Leaders Group Alumni PT Bank Mandiri (Persero) Tbk SEB Setiyo Wibowo Hartono, Class of 2015 Carolina Trujillo, Class of 2014 Ruut Pihlava, Class of 2018 Carolina Crevatin Martin, Class of 2019 PwC Mary Ann Betsch, Class of 2017 Société Générale Kent Bjertrup, Class of 2015 Qatar National Bank Fatma Al-Suwaidi, Class of 2014 Noor Mohd Al-Naimi, Class of 2015 Standard Bank Group Khalid Al Sada, Class of 2016 Funeka Montjane, Class of 2015 Nedhal Al Nuaimi, Class of 2017 Kabelo Makeke, Class of 2017 Hassan Al Asmakh, Class of 2018 Thabani Ndwandwe, Class of 2018 Mohamed Alromaihi, Class of 2019 Sanah Gumede, Class of 2019 Rabobank Group Standard Chartered Bank Pieter Hofstra, Class of 2018 Michele Yap, Class of 2014 Amanda Hausler, Class of 2015 Justin Tsai, Class of 2016 Royal Bank of Canada Christopher Mattern, Class of 2017 Jiayu Zhan, Class of 2018 Amit Sadhu, Class of 2017 Aziz Mahdi, Class of 2019 Brian Geiger, Class of 2018 S&P Global Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation Takashi Murata, Class of 2015 Peggy Poon, Class of 2019 Yoshiro Watanabe, Class of 2016 Osamu Yagi, Class of 2017 Fumihiko Goto, Class of 2018 Scotiabank Junichi Kato, Class of 2019 Fedza Kusturica, Class of 2014 Rania Llewellyn, Class of 2014 Jake Lawrence, Class of 2015 Swiss Re Rose Porter, Class of 2015 Tauno Loertscher, Class of 2015 Christopher Manning, Class of 2017 Robert Turnbull, Class of 2016 Nicola Vavasour, Class of 2018 Mark Winskill, Class of 2016 Kristal Au-Yong, Class of 2019 Thomas Bohun, Class of 2018 Patrick Saner, Class of 2019 Scotiabank Chile Carolina Parra, Class of 2016 The Boston Consulting Group Thomas Pfuhler, Class of 2019 Scotiabank Peru Miriam Regis, Class of 2016 Future Leaders Group Alumni Trade Bank of Iraq Lina Al-Azzawi, Class of 2018 UBS Simon Smiles, Class of 2014 Nicholas Perryman, Class of 2015 Dominique Crowe, Class of 2016 Louise Gelling, Class of 2017 Kiran Ganesh, Class of 2018 Vladislav Khandros, Class of 2019 Unicredit Isabel Garcia Leiva, Class of 2014 Marek Lusztyn, Class of 2014 Jörg Pietzner, Class of 2015 Svetlana Zolotareva, Class of 2015 Fabrizio Rinaldi, Class of 2016 Wells Fargo Dirk Schmidt, Class of 2017 Neeraj Khanna, Class of 2018 Michael Lebens, Class of 2019 YES Bank Ltd.
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