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9.52%

(6 alumni)

Private Sector / Consultancy Industry

36.51%

26.98% (23 alumni) Government Sector

(17 alumni)
NonGovernmental Organis(NGO) / Researcher

ation
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26.98% Not Applicable

(17 alumni)

Employment Sector Statistic

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AUNDPPnet alumni are actively contributing across diverse sectors. The majority, 36.51% (23 alumni), work in the
private sector or consultancy industry, reflecting strong employability and professional engagement. Meanwhile,
26.98% (17 alumni) serve in the government sector, supporting inclusive policy efforts, and another 26.98% (17

alumni) are involved with NGOs or research, focusing on advocacy and community development.
A smaller group,

9.52% (6 alumni), are categorised as Not Applicable, consisting ofthose currently unemployed, pursuing PhD studies,

or unreachable.

1.59% (1alumni)

4.76% (3 alumni)

4.76% (3 alumni)

Junior Management

12.70%

(8 alumni) Middle Management

Senior Management
38.10%
(24alumni) C-suite

38.10%

(24alumni) Unemployed / Recently Graduated

PhD Candidates

Employment LevelStatistic
Based on the data, the majority of AUNalumni are currently positioned in junior and middle management roles,
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DPPnet
each representing 38.10% of the total alumni. This indicates a strong presence of emerging professionals who are
actively contributing to their respective fields and progressing in their careers. Meanwhile, 12.70% of alumni hold
senior management positions, reflecting the network’s growing leadership influence within various sectors. A smaller
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portion, 1.59%, has reached the Csuite or entrepreneurial level, showcasing successful transitions into toplevel
leadership. Additionally, 4.76% of alumni are PhD candidates, continuing their academic pursuits, while another 4.76%

are unemployed or recently graduated, signifying those who are stillexploring career opportunities
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