Where are they now | University of Strathclyde

Dr Martin Reddy is a software engineer at Apple and has worked on the production of some of the world's most popular films of the past 20 years.

Joyce Msuya

Strathclyde graduate Joyce has more than 20 years' experience in the field of international development. She's now got an important role with the UN.

Rebecca Pick

Since graduating in 2015, Rebecca Pick has wasted no time in establishing her company, Pick Protection, as a major force. Find out how her journey is progressing and how she ended up at Downing Street.

David Lochhead

David's client list includes Meghan Markle, the Scottish rugby team and Jenson Button. Find out what the finance and marketing graduate has been up to since becoming a Strathclyde alumnus.

Claire Reid

Claire spent her 4th year at a Business School in Nice and returned fluent in French! She joined PwC in Glasgow as a graduate into Global Risk Management Solutions and her career has taken her all over the world ever since.

Professor Mario Stevenson

Professor Mario Stevenson completed a PhD at Strathclyde in Pharmaceutical Sciences in 1984. He is now Chief of the Division of Infectious Diseases at the University of Miami.

Chris Smith MBE

Following his graduation as a Secondary Education teacher in 2006, Chris Smith MBE has gone on to win the 'Scottish Teacher of the Year' award at the Scottish Education Awards.

Steve Golsby

Steve has over four decades' experience at the top level of business. Read more about his amazing achievements since graduating from Strathclyde in 1977.

Sarah Jardine

Sarah graduated from Strathclyde in 1992 with a Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Laser Physics and Optoelectronics. Alongside her successful career, Sarah has had the opportunity to mentor young people.

Mark Bamforth

After graduating Mark went onto have a varied career in engineering. Mark has set up three contract development and manufacturing companies, all of which have had a focus on different technology platform to serve biotech clients.

Amar Latif

After losing his sight at 18, Amar was eager to travel. He created Traveleyes, a tour operator that specialises in taking blind travellers around the world. Amar has gone on to present and direct documentaries about the realities of travelling as a blind person.

Alan Semple

Following his graduation from Strathclyde in 1979, Alan has had opportunities to work in South Africa and Texas. He currently serves on several public companies' boards, a private company board and is a Director on the board of the University of Strathclyde USA Foundation.

Donald Colvin

Following his studies, Donald's career took him to the US which provided him with opportunities at Atmel San Jose USA, ON Semi Phoenix AZ and Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.

Paul Murphy

One of the earliest students to study Computer Science, Paul graduated in 1985 and has held a number of senior technology leadership positions over a 35 year career.

Calum Paterson

Strathclyde graduate Calum co-founded Scottish Equity Partners (SEP) and has led the firm between Glasgow and London for 20 years.

Dr Nigel Whitehead CBE

Nigel graduated in 1984 with a Bachelor of Science Honours degree in Mechanical Engineering. Whilst studying at Strathclyde, he was also an apprentice at Rolls-Royce in Hillington.

Gary Aitkenhead

After graduating with a First Class Honours Degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Gary had a varied career and is now a Chartered Engineer, a Fellow of the Institute of Engineering and Technology and a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society.

Claire Mack

Claire started her career in radio and broadcast regulation, however, decided to change roles and completed a Masters Degree in Applied Economics. Claire is now the Chief Executive at Scottish Renewables.

Kirsty McNab

After graduating from Strathclyde with a BA in Sport in the Community, Kirsty had a variety of roles before working with Scottish Sports Futures. Kirsty has now worked there for nine years and is the CEO.

Brian Smith

After graduating Brian worked in the financial sector and worked all over Europe before moving to the US. Brian has now been a Director of the University of Strathclyde USA Foundation for 15 years.

Gordon Farquhar

Gordon graduated with an Honors degree in Pharmacy and has gone onto work in the health and beauty industry. His work has given him the opportunity to work internationally, working in the Netherlands, Japan, New York and Hong Kong.

Graeme McVie

Graeme graduated from Strathclyde with a Masters in Manufacturing Sciences and Engineering in 1994. Following a varied career in Engineering, Graeme is now the Chief Business Development Officer at Precima.

Dr Andrew O'Hagan

Following graduating Strathclyde with an Honours Degree in English, Andrew is a novelist and non-fiction author. Andrew published his first book, The Missing, at the age of 26.

Mark Napier

After graduating with a MEng in Manufacturing Sciences & Engineering and working in the family bakery, Mark recognised the importance of technology and returned to Strathclyde to study Business Information Technology Systems. Mark has since had a varied career at JPMorgan.

Lindsay McQuade

After graduating from Strathclyde Business School and completing Clydesdale Bank's graduate scheme, Lindsay went onto have a successful career at Scottish Power. Lindsay is now CEO of ScottishPower Renewables.

John Young

MBA graduate John Young has had an inspiring 34-year career with Pfizer Inc. He currently serves as Special Advisor to the CEO and was presented with a Strathclyde Executive Leadership Award (STELAR) in 2022.

John Clark

John is Chief Commercial Officer at car retailer and family business, Arnold Clark, and holds a BA in Town & Country Planning and an MSc in Marketing from the University.

Emma Revie

Emma is CEO of the Trussell Trust, which supports a nationwide network of food banks to provide emergency food and support to people locked in poverty. The Trussell Trust's vision is a UK without the need for food banks.