Our Alumni

Amanda Chaboryk is a Client Services Director at Epiq, working in the Collective Actions and Restructuring team where she manages fund administration in the fast‑growing UK collective actions space. Originally from Toronto and a law graduate of the University of Exeter, she has built a career at the intersection of law and technology, focusing on how tech can expand access to justice. She also teaches Legal Technology in Practice at King’s College London.
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Frank Gardner is the BBC’s Security Correspondent, covering global security issues with a particular focus on the Middle East and Ukraine across television, radio, online platforms and podcasts. A graduate of the University of Exeter (1984) in Arabic and Islamic Studies, he previously served as the BBC’s Middle East Correspondent, based in Cairo and Dubai. Frank frequently uses the Arabic he learned during his year abroad in Cairo to help explain complex regional dynamics to UK audiences.

Alongside his broadcasting career, Frank is an established author. His works include the bestselling memoir Blood and Sand, travel writing such as Far Horizons, and the Luke Carlton spy thriller series: Crisis, Ultimatum, Outbreak, Invasion, with his latest novel Ballistic due for release in 2026.

Luke Pollard is a British politician and University of Exeter Politics graduate (2001) who has served as the Labour & Co‑operative MP for Plymouth Sutton & Devonport since 2017, winning re‑election in 2019 and 2024. Born and raised in Plymouth, he is the city’s first locally born MP since Michael Foot. Pollard has held several senior roles, including Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, and in 2025 was appointed Minister of State in the Ministry of Defence. 
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