Emma Sinclair is CEO of EnterpriseAlumni, a company focusing on corporate alumni networks. Her career highlights include becoming the youngest person to IPO on the London Stock Exchange at 29, and receiving an MBE for services to entrepreneurship.
Cofounder and CEO of EnterpriseAlumni, a market-leading software platform that powers corporate alumni networks for large companies.
Worked at McDonald's in Brent Cross at the age of 16.
Launched Target Parking, a business that provided car park services across 450 sites in the UK, later selling it to CP Plus in 2015.
EnterpriseAlumni is identified as an SAP Partner business.
EnterpriseAlumni works with X, Google's moonshot factory, as a client.
Included among EnterpriseAlumni's major international clients.
Among the major international names EnterpriseAlumni works with.
Featured as one of the major international names EnterpriseAlumni works with.
Listed as one of EnterpriseAlumni's major international clients.
Among the major international names EnterpriseAlumni works with.
Listed as one of EnterpriseAlumni's major international clients.
Supported an initiative to help skilled refugees, with PWC as a sponsor.
Supported an initiative to help skilled refugees, with PageGroup as a sponsor.
Joined a graduate training programme in investment banking at NM Rothschild upon leaving university in 1998. Stayed for six years.
Began writing the "Wonder Woman" column for The Daily Telegraph in 2012.
Has written for The Guardian, commenting on business, entrepreneurship, politics, diversity and innovation.
Has written for the Financial Times, commenting on business, entrepreneurship, politics, diversity and innovation.
Has written for The Wall Street Journal, commenting on business, entrepreneurship, politics, diversity and innovation.
Born in Middlesex, Emma Sinclair divides her time between New York and London. She worked at McDonald’s during her sixth form years at Haberdashers’ School for Girls. Sinclair graduated from The University of Leeds in 1998 with a BA in French, Spanish, and Italian. Following her graduation, she joined the investment banking graduate training program at Rothschild & Co. In 2005, at the age of 29, Sinclair became the youngest individual in the UK to take a company public, when her property investment company, Mission Capital, floated on the Alternative Investment Market. In 2008, she was removed from Mission Capital and subsequently lost her High Court reinstatement challenge.
In 2012, Sinclair commenced writing the “Wonder Woman” column for The Daily Telegraph. She has also contributed to The Guardian, Financial Times, and The Wall Street Journal, providing commentary on business, entrepreneurship, politics, diversity, and innovation across various television channels. In 2014, she co-founded EnterpriseJungle, which was later rebranded as EnterpriseAlumni in 2017. EnterpriseAlumni delivers market-leading software that powers corporate alumni networks for major global companies, facilitating connections with former employees for recruitment, sales, and advocacy purposes. Her business, Target Parking, which managed 450 sites across the UK, was sold in 2015 to CP Plus, allowing her to focus entirely on EnterpriseAlumni.
Sinclair was awarded an MBE in 2016 for her contributions to entrepreneurship. She has served as a UNICEF advisor since 2014 and is UNICEF’s first Business Ambassador. In this role, she conceptualized and launched their initial crowdfunding initiative in 2016, aimed at providing technology labs in refugee camps. More recently, in response to the 2022 Ukrainian refugee crisis, she developed and launched a private sector-backed program in partnership with RefuAid. This initiative brings together over 200 companies to offer English language training, resettlement skills, recertification, and employment opportunities for skilled refugees arriving in the UK.
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