The Scholarship Alumni
Since The Marketing Academy launched in February 2010 almost 240 Scholars have completed the free, year-long Scholarship Programme in the UK. Since that date the Alumni of the Scholarship programme have utilised the skills and knowledge they’ve learnt to move into increasingly senior roles, take on bigger projects and have often taken the leap to start their own businesses.
In September 2015 The Marketing Academy launched an Alumni programme to ensure that all former Scholars can continue to make the most of The Marketing Academy by accessing our inspirational learning and speakers as well as continuing to benefit from one of the strongest networks they have available to them, each other.
Each year The Alumni Programme includes two half day Boot Camp’s, two social evening’s, regular newsletters and additional learning opportunities.
The Alumni programme is sponsored by:
Academy People
Featured Fellow
Anna Hill, Chief Marketing Officer – The Walt Disney Company UK and Ireland
As Chief Marketing Officer for The Walt Disney Company UK and Ireland, Anna is responsible for the Company’s overall marketing strategy with particular focus on…
Featured Scholar
Alex Karonias, Founder & Director of Fortis Day
Alex is the Founder and Director of FortisDay – a lighting based technology company. Alex is a passionate entrepreneur with experience in sales, management and…
Featured Coach
Annelie Green
Annelie brings more than 25 years of international business experience to her coaching – providing her with a unique understanding of global business environments, cultures…
Featured Mentor
The Scholarship – a 9 month, free, part time programme for 30 of the UK’s fastest rising stars in Marketing, Advertising, Media and Communications.
The Fellowship – Equips CMO’s and Marketing Directors with the tools, knowledge and insight to make the move onto Boards and into General Management / MD / CEO roles.
12 month full paid Marketing Apprenticeship for young adults who because of challenging backgrounds, lack qualifications or poor life choices are normally overlooked for this kind of work experience
