List of INSEAD alumni

INSEAD has more than 60,000 alumni worldwide across its degrees, comprising more than 150 nationalities. This list shows the notable alumni from different degrees and non-degree programs by INSEAD. The list is grouped by domain with the programs/degrees noted where available. However, some alumni, such as Gary Wang, founder of China's video platform Tudou (technology) and animation production house Light Chaser Animation Studio (entertainment) could be significant for a few domains.

INSEAD's flagship MBA graduates dominate this list, most notably in business and politics domains. The MBA program has produced the second-highest number of Fortune 500 CEOs, behind Harvard Business School.[1] It is amongst the largest 20 producers of ultra high-net-worth individuals across all educational institutions,[2][3] and is also amongst the top 10 producers of billionaire alumni amongst global MBA programs.[4] INSEAD's alumni are fourth worldwide in terms of capital raised, founder count, and company count (only behind Harvard, Stanford, and Wharton).[5]

This list shows 17 INSEAD alumni as billionaire, 14 of whom holds the MBA whereas 3 attended Advanced Management Program. The list also include 4 heads of government/heads of state and one speaker of parliament.

## Academia

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* Julie Battilana (MSc in Management 2004 and PhD in Organizational Behavior 2006),[6], the Joseph C. Wilson Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business School and the Alan L. Gleitsman Professor of Social Innovation at the Harvard Kennedy School.[7]
* Ian Goldin, AMP, Professor and Founding Director at the Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford.
* Ludovic Phalippou (PhD 2004), Professor of Financial Economics, University of Oxford. [8]
* Christian Terwiesch (PhD 1997), Andrew M. Heller Professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.[9]
* Miklos Sarvary (PhD 1996), the Carson Family Professor of Business and the faculty lead for the Media and Technology Program at Columbia Business School[10]
* Raghavendra Rau (MSc in Management 1993, PhD in Management 1997), Sir Evelyn de Rothschild Professorship of Finance at the Judge Business School at the University of Cambridge[11]

## Finance

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* Tidjane Thiam (MBA 1988), Former CEO at Credit Suisse and Prudential.
* Paul Marshall, co-founder and chairman, Marshall Wace
* António Horta Osório, Former CEO at Lloyds Banking Group and Former Chairman at Credit Suisse
* Henry Engelhardt, Billionaire Founder of Admiral Group[12]

* Charlie Nunn, CEO, Lloyds Banking Group
* Meera Sanyal, Former CEO of Royal Bank of Scotland, India
* Philip Hampton, Former Chairman, J Sainsbury; Royal Bank of Scotland Group
* Andrew Large, Former Deputy Governor, Bank of England
* Huw van Steenis, Vice Chair of Oliver Wyman, Former Head of European Financials Services Research, Morgan Stanley
* Driss Ben-Brahim, Special Situations, GLG Partners
* Andrea Orcel, Former CEO, Banco Santander, CEO, UniCredit
* Karien van Gennip, CEO, ING (France)
* Anne Richards, CEO, Fidelity International
* Lucy Quist, Head of Change Leadership, Morgan Stanley
* Wiebe Draijer, CEO, Rabobank
* Sam Woods, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England and Chief Executive of the PRA
* Federico Burgoni (MBA), Head, Group Strategy and Transformation of UOB[13]
* Joshua Oigara (IEP), CEO of KCB Group.[14]
* Breon Corcoran (MBA), CEO of IG Group
* Hoi Tung (MBA), Chairman/CEO at China Ping An Insurance Overseas Holdings[15]
* Lin Lily (MBA 2006), Board of Directors member at Vanke, Former executive director, Vanke Overseas Investment Holding[16]

## Healthcare

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* André Hoffmann (businessman) (MBA 1990), Swiss billionaire businessman, Vice Chairman of Roche Holding.[17]
* Wolfgang Marguerre (MBA 1972), German billionaire Founder and Chairman of Octapharma.[18]
* Helge Lund (MBA 1991), Chairmand of BP, Chairman of Novo Nordisk
* Yvonne Greenstreet (MBA 1992), CEO of Alnylam Pharmaceuticals.[19]
* Franz Humer (MBA 1973), Former Chairman of Roche and Diageo
* Bernard Broermann (MBA), billionaire founder of Asklepios Kliniken.[20]
* Said Darwazah (MBA), CEO and Chairman of Hikma Pharmaceuticals.[21]
* Flemming Ørnskov (MBA), CEO of Galderma.[22]

## Industrial goods

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### Energy and Mining

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* Helge Lund (MBA 1991), Chairmand of BP, Chairman of Novo Nordisk
* Jessica Uhl (MBA 1997), Former CFO of Royal Dutch Shell.[23]
* Roustam Tariko (MBA 2000), billionaire Founder & President of Russian Standard Corporation.[24]
* Marius Kloppers (MBA), Former CEO of BHP (2007–2013).[25]
* Stanley Huang Tian Guan, (IEP 2008), CEO of Singapore Power Group[26]

### Automotive and Transport

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* Yasuhisa Fujita (MBA), President, Toyota Finance Corporation[27]
* Jasmmine Wong (Tsinghua-INSEAD Executive MBA), Vice President, Mobility Abdul Latif Jameel/CEO Jameel Motors[28][29]
* Yousef Hussein (MBA) Chief Commercial Officer Jameel Motors[30]
* Adam Chilinski (Executive MBA 2014), Chief Finance Officer of SAIC-GM, $20bn revenue JV between SAIC and General Motors[31]
* Noel Tata (IEP), billionaire managing director of Tata International.[32]
* Heung-Soo Kim (MBA 2005), Executive Vice President and Head of the Global Strategy Office of Hyundai Motor Group[33]
* Dominique Signora (MBA), 5th CEO of Renault Samsung Motors[34]
* Stephane Deblaise (MBA) 6th CEO of Renault Samsung Motors[35]

### Aerospace

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* Jean-Loïc Galle (MBA 1991), COO and CPO Thales Group, former CEO of Thales Alenia Space[36]
* Philippe Harache, INSEAD MBA, Former Deputy CEO of Eurocopter
* Eva Berneke (MBA 1995), CEO of Eutelsat[37]

### Other industrial

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* Sam Laidlaw, INSEAD MBA, Former CEO of Centrica
* Jean-Pierre Berghmans, INSEAD MBA, CEO of Lhoist Group
* Alexander Izosimov, INSEAD MBA, Former CEO of Vimpelcom
* Mikael Staffas (MBA 1992), CEO Boliden (2018-current) [38]
* Benoit Potier (AMP), CEO of Air Liquide[39]

## Corporate services

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* Charles Alexander Portes, INSEAD MBA, Founder of ESR Group[40]
* Raj Singh, MBA, Managing Partner, JLL Spark[41]
* Mark Read (MBA 1993), CEO of WPP [42]
* Arthur Sadoun (MBA 1997), CEO of Publicis.[43]
* Colin Dyer (MBA), former CEO of JLL[44]
* Rui Bastos (MBA) Ernst & Young Global Risk Leader[45]

## Consumer goods and services

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* Reinold Geiger (MBA 1976), Austrian billionaire and Chairman of L'Occitane en Provence[46]
* Patrick Cescau (MBA), Former CEO of Unilever, Chairman of InterContinental Hotels Group.[47][48]
* Antoine Arnault (MBA), billionaire CEO of Christian Dior SE.[49]
* Lindsay Owen-Jones (MBA), Chairman of L'Oréal
* Sebastian James, INSEAD MBA, CEO of Boots.[50]
* Emma Adamo (MBA), Director of Associated British Foods.[51]
* Finn Rausing, INSEAD MBA, billionaire Co-Owner of Tetra Laval.[52]
* Roland Krueger (MBA 1998), CEO of Dyson[53]
* Hubert Sagnières (MBA), former CEO of Essilor, Vice-chairman of EssilorLuxottica[54]
* Niels B. Christiansen (MBA 1991), CEO of The Lego Group.[55]
* Barbara Martin Coppola (MBA 2005), CEO of Decathlon[56]
* Philip Houzé (MBA 1974), chairman of executive board of Galeries Lafayette Group[57]
* Charles Rolls (MBA), co-founder of Fever-Tree.[58]
* Antonio M. Pérez (MBA) former CEO and Chairman of Eastman Kodak Company during its bankruptcy, known for "“What everyone should expect from Kodak is business as usual.”
* André Calantzopoulos (MBA), Chairman of Philip Morris International[59]
* Dmitry Yevgenevich Strashnov (MBA 1999) General Director of the Russian Post from 2013 to 2017[60]
* Melanie Kreis (MBA 2000), CFO of Deutsche Post.[61]
* Gerry Ford (businessman), INSEAD MBA, Founder of Caffe Nero.[62]
* Phil Bentley, INSEAD MBA, CEO of Mitie.[63]
* József Váradi, INSEAD MBA, co-founder and CEO of Wizz Air.[64]
* Veranita Yosephine Sinaga (MBA 2016), CEO Indonesia Air Asia[65]
* Stephan DuCharme (MBA 1992) Chairman of Dia Supermarket
* Daniel Lalonde, Former CEO, SMCP Group

## Conglomerate and others

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* Fernando Zobel de Ayala (IEP), billionaire CEO of Ayala Corporation
* Paul Desmarais, Jr. (MBA), Canadian Billionaire Chairman and Co-CEO of Power Corporation of Canada.[66]
* Paul Desmarais III (MBA), Canadian Billionaire Chairman of Sagard, Businessman[67]
* Ben Keswick, INSEAD MBA, Executive Chairman of Jardine Matheson.[68]
* Carolyn Fairbairn, INSEAD MBA, Former Director-General of Confederation of British Industry
* Helen Alexander (MBA 1984), first female President of Confederation of British Industry, former Chancellor of the University of Southampton (2011–2017)[69]
* Dag J. Opedal (MBA 1987), Former CEO of Orkla Group.[70]

## Technology

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### Fintech

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* Taavet Hinrikus (MBA 2010), Billionaire Co-founder of unicorn payment company Wise[71][72]
* Edward Wible (MBA 2012), co-founder and CTO of decacorn Nubank[73]
* Luis Basagoiti Marqués (MBA 2020), Founder and CEO, Capchase[74]
* Pierre-François Thaler (MBA 1999), co-founder and CEO, sustainability finance unicorn Ecovadis[75][76]
* Sergio Fogel (MBA 1994), Uruguayan Billionaire Co-founder of unicorn dLocal[77]
* Jeff Goldstein, President, PriceGrabber
* Steve Anavi (MBA 2011) Co-founder and President of unicorn Qonto[78]
* Alexandre Prot (MBA 2011), co-founder and CEO of unicorn Qonto[79]
* Giles Andrews (MBA 1997), Founder and CEO of unicorn neobank Zopa[80]
* Cameron Stevens (MBA 2006), Founder and CEO of Prodigy Finance, which started as class project at INSEAD[81]
* Chen Amit (MBA 1994), Founder and CEO of accounting unicorn Tipalti[82]
* Niall Wass COO at Wonga.com

### Logistics Tech and E-commerce

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* Frédéric Mazzella (MBA 2011), co-founder and chairman, BlaBlaCar
* Nicolas Brusson (MBA 2011), co-founder and CEO, BlaBlaCar[83]
* Julien Belliato (MBA 2016), co-founder and COO, Electra (EV charging company)[84][85]
* Barney Harford (MBA) COO, Uber
* Sukru Dagdelen (MBA), co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Gorillas[86]
* Sandeep Varaganti (MBA 2010), CEO JioMart[87]
* David Nothacker (MBA 2015), Founder and CEO of unicorn Sennder, which started as a class project at INSEAD[88]
* Jaydeep Barman (MBA 2006), Founder and CEO of Rebel Foods[89]
* San Kim (MBA 2014), Founder and CEO of Swing Mobility, Korea and Japan
* Karl Gao (Executive MBA), Chief Compliance Officer and Global General Counsel, Nio (electric car)

### Media and social network

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* Bob van Dijk, CEO, Naspers
* Gary Wang (MBA 2005), Founder and Former CEO Tudou, Founder Light Chaser Animation Studios[90]
* Dominic Gallello, MBA, Former CMO of Bumble[91]
* Natalia Vodianova, Russian model and co-founder of Locals.org[92]
* Erik Wachtmeister, Founder, aSmallWorld

### Tech infrastructure

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* Börje Ekholm (MBA 1988), CEO of Ericsson.[93]
* David A. Romna (Executive MBA), Chief Marketing Officer of Lenovo[94]
* Kevin P. Ryan, Co-founder & Former CEO, DoubleClick, CEO, Gilt Groupe, Founder of MongoDB, Founder of Business Insider
* Samir Arora, CEO & Chairman, NetObjects
* Dominique Trempont, CFO, NeXT Computer
* Suresh Sidhu (MBA 1997), co-founder and the chief executive officer of EdgePoint, ASEAN telecom infrastructure company[95][96]

### Edtech

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* Bin Yu (Executive MBA), CFO of Edtech unicorn Lingochamp[97]
* Tom Adams, Former Chairman & CEO, Rosetta Stone

### Tech investment and Other

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* Geoff Ralston (MBA 1992), Former President, Y Combinator, Founder of RocketMail, which later becomes Yahoo!Mail,[98]
* Oren Zeev (MBA 1994), Israeli-American Billionaire Venture Capitalist[99]
* Mark Pathy, chairman, Stingray Group
* Yves-Michel Marti, Pioneer in Competitive Intelligence
* José Luis Cordeiro, Author, Futurist and Transhumanist

## Nonprofit, law and government

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### Heads of state/government

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* Johann Schneider-Ammann (MBA 1977), President of Switzerland.[100]
* Najib Mikati (AMP 1980), Prime Minister of Lebanon and billionaire founder of Investcom.[101]
* Jusuf Kalla (MBA 1977), Former Vice President of Indonesia.[102]
* Mamuka Bakhtadze (MBA 2010), Prime Minister of Georgia.[103]
* Wopke Hoekstra (MBA 2005), EU Commissioner for Climate Change, Former Deputy Prime Minister of the Netherlands.[104]

### Ministers and Members of Cabinet

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* William Hague (MBA 1989), Former Leader of Conservative Party (UK), Former First Secretary of State and Secretary of State for Foreign & Commonwealth Affairs of the UK.[105]
* Bill Morneau (MBA 1990), Former Finance Minister, Government of Canada.[106]
* Christopher Hui (MBA 2003), Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, Hong Kong.[107]
* Perry Lim (MBA 2008), Former Chief of Defence Force (Singapore).[108]
* Conor Lenihan (MBA 1997), Former Irish Minister of State.[109]
* Jo Johnson (MBA 2000), Former Minister of State, Member of Parliament Conservative Party (UK)
* Yoav Kisch, MBA, Former Israeli Minister of Education and Regional Cooperation[110]
* Eric Wiebes (MBA 1991), Netherlands Minister of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy (2017–2021)[111]
* Muriel Penicaud (IEP 1995), Former Deputy CEO of Dassault Systems, France Minister of Labor (2017–2020)[112]
* Arnaud Montebourg, (IEP 2014), Former Minister of Economy, Industrial Renewal, and Digital Affairs[113]
* Seamus O'Regan (N/A), Former Minister of Canadian Minister of Veterans Affairs.[114]
* Chris Liebenberg (AMP), Former Minister for Finance of South Africa[115]

### Members of Legislation

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* Karl von Wogau (MBA 1970), Member of European Parliament[116]
* Bill Newton Dunn (MBA 1966), Member of the European Parliament (MEP) from 1979 to 1994, 1999 to 2014 and again from 2019 until the UK's withdrawal from the EU in 2020.[117]
* Wolf Klinz (MBA 1966), Member of the European Parliament
* Sam Rainsy (MBA 1979), Member of Parliament of Cambodia.[118]
* Tioulong Saumura (MBA 1974), Member of Parliament of Cambodia.[119]
* Elena Panaritis, Member of Greek parliament
* Einat Wilf (MBA) Israeli Former Member of Knesset and Zionist [120]
* Arvind Bellad (MBA) Member of Legislative Assembly of Karnataka, India[121]
* Rachel Ong (Tsinghua - INSEAD Executive MBA), Member of Parliament of Singapore[122]
* Luiz Philippe of Orléans-Braganza (MBA 1997), Federal Deputy (member of lower chamber of Brazilian National Congress) for São Paulo, CFO of Truth Social[123][124]

### Royal family members

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* Prince Jean of Luxembourg
* Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau
* Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands
* Count Leo-Ferdinand Henckel von Donnersmarck, President of the German Association of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta
* Miguel Pais do Amaral, Portuguese Aristocrat and Entrepreneur
* Jan Dobrzenský z Dobrzenicz (MBA 1983), Grand Master of the Orléans obedience of the Order of Saint Lazarus from 2010 to 2023

### Other politicians

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* Jussi Pajunen, Mayor of Helsinki
* Deemah AlYahya (MBA 2007), Saudi Diplomat.[125]
* Leila Hoteit, Human Capital Specialist, Senior Partner of Boston Consulting Group
* Sam Woods (MBA), deputy governor of the Bank of England[126]
* Andrew Large (MBA 1970) former Deputy Governor of the Bank of England[127]
* Wendy Alexander, Scottish Politician
* Arihia Bennett, New Zealand Māori Leader
* Tariq Fancy, Founder, The Rumie Initiative
* Nick Anstee, Former Lord Mayor of the City of London
* Sadia Khan (MBA 1995), Former Commissioner of the Securities & Exchange Commission of Pakistan[128]
* Tomoaki Shimada (PhD 2005), Mayor of Kawachinagano City, Osaka Prefecture[129]

### Non-profit

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* Patricia Moreira (MBA), former managing director of Transparency International[130]
* Will Hutton, Former Principal, Hertford College, Oxford
* Jan Jananayagam (MBA 1999), co-founder, Tamils Against Genocide.[131]
* Karen Hitschke (MBA 1997), CEO of Building Bridges, Former COO of WHO Foundation[132]
* Joseph Comerford (MBA), a founder of INDEAVOR Club at INSEAD, UN humanitarian expert killed in action during Great Lakes Refugee Crisis [133]

## Media

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* Ryoichi Ueda (MBA 1995), Chairman of NHK, former president and CEO of Mitsubishi Corporation [134]
* Marinella Soldi (MBA 1994), Chairwoman of RAI – Radiotelevisione italiana[135]
* Shinichiro Ishikawa (MBA 1995), Founder and CEO, Gonzo[136]
* Alan Chan (MBA 1983), former CEO of the Singapore Press Holdings.
* Lucy Chen (MBA), Chief Data and Strategy of South China Morning Post (SCMP)[137]
* Virginie Calmels (AMP) chief executive officer (CEO) of Canal+ and Endemol.[138]
* Peter Fudakowski, 2006 Academy Award Winner for Best Foreign Film
* Erin Meyer (MBA), Affiliate Professor at INSEAD and Co-author of No Rules Rules: Netflix and the Culture of Reinvention[139]
* Kelvin Teo, Winner of Reality Show Love Me Do Season 1
* Julie Meyer, TV personality on Dragons' Den
* Gunnar Dedio, Founder and CEO, LOOKSfilm
* Bernice Liu, Canadian actress, singer, model
* Raymond Khoury, Lebanese Author
* Walter Kohl, German Businessman and Author
* Roopak Saluja, Indian Media Entrepreneur
* Tom Ryan, CEO and president of Paramount Streaming and founder of Pluto TV
* Jan Mojto (MBA), film producer

## Sports

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* Sypros Capralos (MBA 1979), 1980 and 1984 Summer Olympics polo contestant, President of Hellenic Olympic Committee, member of the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
* Cristina Teuscher, 1996 Summer Olympics, Swimming Gold Medalist, Former Head Coach for Yale Women Swimming
* Andy Anson, CEO, British Olympic Association

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