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The IMI Alumni Network works to support IMI graduates and recent programme participants as they transfer their learning back to their workplaces.
Through the events and activities we organise throughout the year this network is a way for alumni to stay in contact with class mates, develop new contacts with other IMI Alumni and to keep in touch with activities at the IMI after they have finished their formal studies.
As a member of our Alumni Network, you are part of an ever-growing community of managers looking to continue learning and keep up to date with new ideas that you can apply to your organisational challenges. It will be a way for alumni to stay in contact with class mates, develop new contacts with other IMI Alumni and to keep in touch with activities at the IMI after they have finished their formal studies.
This Network is open to graduates of IMI Degree, Diploma and Executive level programmes. Graduates of the following IMI programmes are eligible to become members of the IMI Alumni Network:
We hope it will be a way to stay in contact with classmates, develop new contacts and to stay connected to IMI.
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