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Alumni

If you’re a former student of EGA, we want to hear from you!

Your experiences since leaving could help to motivate and inspire our current students to feel more confident in making decisions about their future. We’d love you to join our alumni network and stay connected with the school.

You can choose how and when you help – perhaps you can act as a career and education role model, provide work experience, become a mentor in person or online, or help with donations, fundraising or even apply to become a governor.

It doesn’t matter when you left us, whether you’re in further education or employment, whether you still live nearby or have moved further away, there are still ways you can help.

Please fill out this form in order to get in touch 

Many of our ex-students keep in touch with their teachers at EGA and we are always delighted to hear about their achievements. We hope that you will be interested in what the students below have to say about their school days. Read their profiles below.

Latoya Andrée Kessie
Latoya Andrée Kessie Events Director

What year did you leave EGA?

2005

What is your area of industry?

International Event Management

Briefly describe yourself:

I am an Experiential Events Director with over 15 years of experience delivering bold, immersive events across fashion, music, and sport. My global portfolio spans the USA, Europe, and the Middle East, bringing creative visions to life for some of the world’s most recognised brands.

I am also the founder of Cuppashanti, a culturally-inspired drinkware brand celebrating African heritage through storytelling and design.
Mahveen Ajid
Mahveen Ajid Studying

What year did you leave EGA?

2021

Briefly describe yourself:

I am entering the final year of my Economics degree at UCL, as the first in my family to attend university. At EGA, I really enjoyed many subjects including maths, business and (human) geography. After leaving EGA in 2021, I studied Maths, Economics and Sociology at A Level, and landed on pursuing an Economics degree as it was a great blend of maths and various social sciences. Since then, I became interested in how the economy and financial systems work. Alongside my degree, I have explored internships and work experiences within finance, consulting, and economic policy development, and hope to enter one of these sectors after graduating in 2026.
Dr Khadija Owusu
Dr Khadija Owusu Healthcare and Social Impact

What year did you leave EGA?

2013

What is your area of industry?

Healthcare and Social Impact/Philanthropy

What University did you attend?

St George’s University of London for my medical degree and Imperial College London for my MPH

Briefly describe yourself:

Dr Khadija Owusu is an award-winning medical doctor, global health advocate, international speaker, and social impact leader. She is the Founder of the AKAYA Foundation, a Founding Member and Trustee of Melanin Medics and an Ambassador at GUBA Enterprise.

A proud British-Ghanaian, Dr Khadija is a force for equity in healthcare, education, and gender empowerment. She is especially passionate about amplifying the voices of Black and Ethnic Minority medics and has reached thousands through her advocacy on equality, diversity, and inclusion.

With a special focus on girls’ empowerment and global health, her work through AKAYA has impacted thousands of girls across Ghana and beyond, ensuring access to health education, leadership development, and safe spaces to thrive.

Dr Owusu is a Forbes Africa 30 Under 30 honouree (2025), Diana Award Recipient, TEDx Speaker, and has been honoured by HRH Princess Ann for her work in STEM. She has spoken on global stages, including as a guest of Michelle Obama at the White House, and has been featured on BBC, ITV, Channel 5 News and more.

Recently, she earned her Glob Master of Public Health from Imperial College London, deepening her mission to create systems where every girl, woman, and underrepresented voice has the opportunity to lead and flourish.
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Name TBC TBC

What year did you leave EGA?

2015

What University did you attend?

University of Westminster

Briefly describe yourself:

Since leaving EGA in 2015, I went onto study A-levels at City and Islington College. After completing my A – Levels, I chose to study Law at the University of Westminster. Throughout my three years at University, I realised that practising Law was not my preferred career path.

After university, I decided to sign up to multiple agencies to gain some experience in a school setting as I discovered a new interest in wanting to work with supporting young students. After completing this for a year, in 2021, I came across an opportunity to work at EGA as the Receptionist. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience as a student at EGA which motivated me to want to work here. I was granted the opportunity to do so and progressed from Reception to working in the Attendance department. Working at EGA has been a great experience. I have learnt many skills and been presented with some great opportunities which have allowed me to flourish as an individual in all aspects.