Reuniting Success: ATLAS Alumni Meet & Greet in London
ATLAS SkillTech University recently hosted an unforgettable event that left a lasting impression on both the attendees and the institution itself. The ATLAS Alumni Meet & Greet event held in London brought together a remarkable group of former students, who have gone on to pursue diverse paths in their careers and further studies. It was a heart-warming occasion filled with shared experiences, support and a strong sense of community. In this blog post, we’ll take you on a journey through the event, highlighting the memorable moments and showcasing the incredible achievements of ATLAS alumni.
An Evening of Reconnections
The event marked a significant milestone for ATLAS as it was the first alumni reunion held on foreign soil. The gracious presence of Dr. Indu Shahani, the Founding President & Chancellor of ATLAS SkillTech University and senior faculty members added an extra touch of grandeur to the occasion. The alumni, who are currently pursuing their dreams in London, gathered to reconnect with old friends and make new connections within the ATLAS community. The air was buzzing with excitement as conversations flowed and memories were shared.
“I am where I am just because of ISME and I’ll forever be grateful for that. It’s so amazing to know that even after so many years ISME is so much in touch with us, still there for us and forever will be! Feels so so blessed.”
– Nishi Jain, Alumni, ATLAS ISME – School of Management & Entrepreneurship
Sharing Experiences, Inspiring Futures
One of the most captivating aspects of the ATLAS Alumni Meet & Greet event was the opportunity for alumni to share their journeys and experiences since their time at ATLAS. Each individual brought a unique perspective, showcasing the diverse range of careers and further studies they had pursued. From management and marketing to entrepreneurship and design strategy, the alumni demonstrated the impact of ATLAS SkillTech University’s education and guidance in shaping their success.
Building Bridges of Support
The camaraderie and sense of support among the alumni were truly remarkable. They embraced the opportunity to foster connections and offer guidance to the current ATLAS students who wish to joining them in London. The alumni vowed to provide a helping hand, ensuring a smooth transition for their successors. The event served as a testament to the strong bond shared by the ATLAS community, emphasising the power of collaboration and mutual support.
Recognising Outstanding Achievements
During the ATLAS Alumni Meet & Greet, the spotlight shone on the exceptional accomplishments of the alumni. From receiving prestigious scholarships to securing positions at renowned organisations, each success story highlighted the impact of ATLAS SkillTech University’s education and the determination of its graduates. It was a moment of celebration and inspiration, motivating both current and future ATLAS students to strive for excellence in their respective fields.
Our heartfelt congratulations to our esteemed alumna, Nishi Jain, on her remarkable achievement. Nishi Jain has been awarded a prestigious 100% scholarship through UCL for a summer school program at KU Leuven University in Belgium.
This outstanding accomplishment is a testament to Nishi’s hard work, dedication, and exceptional academic abilities. We are immensely proud of her and wish her all the best as she embarks on this exciting opportunity to further enhance her knowledge and skills.
Congratulations once again, Nishi Jain!
The ATLAS Alumni Meet & Greet event in London was a resounding success, bringing together a diverse group of accomplished individuals who continue to shine in their chosen paths. The event served as a testament to the enduring bond between ATLAS alumni and the university. It showcased the invaluable support, guidance and lifelong connections fostered by ATLAS SkillTech University. As the alumni left the event feeling inspired and grateful, they carried with them the spirit of ATLAS, poised to make a positive impact on the world.
