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University of East London is a careers-first university driven by a commitment to ensure our creative graduates are first choice for employers. What you do today will define tomorrow – here’s how some of our recent graduates are making an impact in the world.

Meet Elemi

Elemi is the Co-founder and Managing Director of a digitally and responsible investing led city-based wealth management firm, City Wharf Private Wealth. I am also the Co-Founder of technology and innovation firm, INATIGO and the developer of the world's first Financial Wellbeing AI Voice assistant- Finley AI. Elemi graduated from University of East London with BSc in Distributed Information Systems with Computer Programming.

“I am motivated by using innovation and technology to help build a better future in the areas of financial health and wellness, wealth management, business and sustainability.”

Elemi is working towards: – using artificial intelligence through voice technology to bring greater financial education and well-being to 10 million+ people. – Changing the face of wealth management in the way wealth is seen, felt and experienced through innovation, inclusivity and ESG principles. – Supporting early-stage entrepreneurs and first-time business owners with access to resources and guidance to help with the challenges faced by founders when first starting out. – Building awareness for a better sustainable future through education using artificial intelligence to create a more eco-conscious society.

Elemi was recently nominated for the ‘Innovator of the Year’ Award by the UK Fintech Awards and named as a Top 30 Titans of Tech by Powerlist Magazine.

Meet Jake: Cybersecurity Analyst with Amazon Web Services

“There are so many job opportunities available through Amazon Web Services, and it is such a careers boost. I’ve had recruiters engage with me via LinkedIn and opportunities seem endless.”

Jake McMahon is a third year BA Digital and Technology Solutions student at University of East London. Jake picked the University because of the Amazon Web Services programme which develops skills for cloud careers in growing fields.

“I’ve always had an interest in the IT Industry. Cloud is the hot topic of the century and I thought I need to stay one step ahead of the curve and put my skills into practice to stand out.”

Jake works four days a week as a cybersecurity analyst and studies one day a week through Amazon Web Services educate programme. He has learnt valuable digital skills that are sought after and even more relevant in a postpandemic employment landscape.

“I’ve had some great experiences and specialised in a variety of different areas. I have applied it in my studies and in the workplace. The pathways were interesting and informative. The fact that they were developed by experts within industry is particularly helpful as you’re learning up to date information.”

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