Career

Centre

MBA
Employment Report 2015

Career Centre
www.london.edu/recruitourtalent
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Introduction from the Executive Director
We have had another strong year
93%
in this exciting market with 93% of
our MBA 2015s accepting job offers
within three months of graduation
and 27 students starting their own
businesses. Our students and their
accepted an offer successes are contributing to London
within three months Business Schools aim: to have a
profound impact on the way the world
of graduation does business.
The world is changing and our
graduates are adapting with it. Afew
trends stood out: the number of
students choosing careers in the
technology and e-commerce sectors
continued to rise, increasing to 20%
of the class from 16% the previous
year. Finance as a whole was similar
to the previous year at 27% of the
class; however, within the sector,
the number of students choosing
investment banking dropped from
12% to 8% while areas such as
private equity and venture capital and
diversified financial services picked
up steam. Consulting remains the
most attractive sector with one-third
of the class choosing to work in
thesector.
The diversity of company choices
increased significantly with 177
companies hiring graduating students
for permanent employment versus
142 the previous year, an increase
of 25% in the number of individual
companies employing our MBA
graduates. Of those 177 companies,
20 hired three or more students which
means that almost 89% hired one or
London Business School MBA Employment Report 2015
two students, further demonstrating
the diversity of our employers.
Our London location continued to
attract approximately half of our
students, but we remain unique
amongst most business schools
given almost half the students pursue
careers outside of their place of
study. After London, the most popular
geographic regions were the rest of
Europe and Asia, each attracting 13%
of the class.
2015 also saw a big jump in salaries
as employers look to attract the
best students. The most substantial
increase was in the consulting
sector where mean salaries rose
from 73,108 to almost 79,773,
closely followed by finance where
mean salaries rose from 69,871 to
78,358.
It has been another great year and
weare proud of what our students
have achieved. I would like to
take this opportunity to thank our
recruiters for trusting our talent to Our employees from LBS have always been
work for your business. Together,
welook forward to lasting impact successful. They are a positive disruption,
andanother great year. challenge the way we do business and
bring their own input to the table. They
are growth hackers and constant learners,
Lara Berkowitz which put them ahead from a development
Executive Director perspective.
Career Centre, Amazon, 2015
LondonBusiness
School
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Class profile
MBA2015 MBA2016
The MBA classes
Class profile Class profile
of 2015 and 2016 Number of students* 401 Nationalities69 Number of students* 411 Nationalities65
each represent Age range 2339 GMAT average 695 Age range 2338 GMAT average 699
more than 65 Average work experience 5.5 Female % 32% Average work experience 5.4 Female % 36%
Work experience range** 212 Work experience range** 213
nationalities. Many
of the students have Regional background Professional background (preMBA)  Regional background Professional background (preMBA) 
already worked in a Europe (excluding UK) 26% Corporate sectors 49% Europe (excluding UK) 23% Corporate sectors 44%

range of countries Asia22% Consulting28% Asia21% Finance29%

North America 17% Finance23% North America 17% Consulting27%
before joining the UK11% Latin America 14%
School. All have Latin America 9% UK12%
demonstrated Middle East/Africa 8% Australasia7%
career excellence Australasia7% Middle East/Africa 6%

and outstanding
academic aptitude.
7% 6%
8% 7%
23% 23%
26%
29%
9% 12%
Professional Professional
Regional background Regional background 44%
background (pre MBA) background (pre MBA)
MBA2015 49% MBA2016
MBA2015 MBA2016
11%
14% 21%
28%
22%
17% 27%
* N
 umber of students is a current picture and 17%
excludes students who have not graduated.
** Typically participants have between five
and six years relevant (management)
experience, although each applicant will be
considered on her/his own merit.
Our admissions decisions are taken in
accordance with best equal opportunities
practice.

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Employment rate Sector choices Top employers

93%
accepted an offer
%
100
2007

31
2008

27
2009

33
2010

37
2011

30
2012

35
2013

43
2014

40
2015

40
Corporates 
Technology 
Healthcare4%
20%
40% Companies that employed three
or more MBA students:

Industrials4% CompanyHires
within three months 80
McKinsey & Company 38
Consumer & Retail 3%
of graduation Energy3% The Boston Consulting Group 19
Media & Entertainment 2% Amazon16
60
23 29 Other*4% Bain & Company 15

94% 31 25 36 33 29 32 33 Goldman Sachs 9

Consulting  33%
Microsoft8
40 Consulting33% Strategy&8
Finance27% Citi6
received a
Investment Banking 8% Credit Suisse 5
joboffer 20
Roland Berger 5
Private Equity &
46 44 36 38 34 32 28 28 27 Venture Capital 8% A.T. Kearney 4
Diversified Financial Services**6% Johnson & Johnson 4

27
0 Investment Management 5% Millward Brown Vermeer 4
Oliver Wyman 4
American Express 3
graduates The programme taught me how to market myself,
Deutsche Bank 3
EY3
selfemployed/
networkandprepare for interviews, helping me secure a role Google3
started business
atTheBostonConsulting Group Monitor Deloitte 3
Morgan Stanley 3
MBA2015 student

99%
reporting rate The employment rate is calculated in compliance with MBA Career Services and
* Other includes: Credit Cards, Real Estate,
Law, Government, Infrastructure and
SocialImpact
Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA) reporting standards. This excludes sponsored **Diversified Financial Services includes:
students. Sector choice and top employer information above includes sponsored Insurance, Retail/Commercial Banking and
students to best represent the choices our graduates make. Central Banks

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MBA2015 job location

MBA2015 graduates went to
work at organisations in 37
countries around the world
including the cities below.
52%
UK
13%
13%
Amsterdam Milan
Asia
Antwerp Minneapolis

9%
Athens Moscow
Atlanta Mumbai Europe
Bangkok Munich (excluding UK)
Beijing Nairobi USA/Canada
Berlin Nanjing
Brussels NewDelhi
Buenos Aires New Jersey

2%
Calgary NewYork
Centurion Nijmegen
Chennai Oslo
Chicago Paris
Australasia

3%
Copenhagen Reading
Delhi Richmond, USA
Doha San Francisco
Dubai Santiago

6%
Dublin So Paulo Middle East

2%
Dusseldorf Seattle
Frankfurt Seoul
Guam Shanghai Latin America
Hamburg Shenzhen
Hong Kong Silicon Valley Africa
Johannesburg Singapore
Kuala Lumpur Sydney
Lima Tokyo
London Toronto
Luxembourg City Tunis
Madrid Zurich
Manchester, UK
Manilla
Medellin
Melbourne
Mexico City

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Salary information by industry ( UK pounds) Salary information by industry ($ US dollars ) Salary information by geography

Salary information by industry ( UK pounds)

UK pounds base salary Other guaranteed compensation*

Industry Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min
Overall 76,127 75,276 140,690 35,985 20,139 16,000 90,000 1,086

Consulting 79,773 78,000 121,824 46,274 17,780 15,608 49,000 3,000

Finance 78,358 77,250 125,468 40,000 31,053 29,000 90,000 4,500

Investment Banking 80,901 80,000 115,943 62,715 33,703 35,000 80,000 4,500
Private Equity & 76,454 76,000 100,000 51,800 33,133 20,000 90,000 7,000
Venture Capital
Investment 77,133 78,000 110,000 40,000 32,476 29,500 80,000 10,000
Management
Diversified 81,781 75,180 140,000 46,980 18,114 16,676 27,933 8,800
Financial Services
Corporates 71,100 71,871 140,690 35,895 16,208 15,000 41,000 1,086

Technology 71,529 73,000 122,694 39,080 16,564 13,040 41,000 1,086

Consumer & Retail
Energy 63,306 60,000 75,000 57,000 10,851 10,000 15,000 8,731
Healthcare 70,591 70,000 120,000 39,000 17,116 16,483 34,070 8,880
Media & 69,000 70,000 80,000 60,000
Entertainment
Industrials 84,369 75,000 140,690 55,000 15,871 15,000 28,778 3,227
Other 71,700 70,000 98,000 49,500 17,250 17,500 19,000 15,000

Indicates insufficient data or data not published to maintain student privacy

* Guaranteed compensation includes; sign-on and end-of-year bonus plus any relocation package, stock options etc. where we have sufficient data.
Salary data does not include sponsored or self employed students according to MBACSEA guidelines

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Salary information by industry ( UK pounds) Salary information by industry ($ US dollars) Salary information by geography

Salary information by industry ($ US dollars)

$ US dollars** base salary $** Other guaranteed compensation*

Industry Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min
Overall $118,926 $117,596 $219,786 $56,216 $31,461 $24,995 $140,598 $1,697

Consulting $124,621 $121,852 $190,313 $72,289 $27,776 $24,383 $76,548 $4,687

Finance $122,411 $120,680 $196,006 $62,488 $48,511 $45,304 $140,598 $7,030

Investment Banking $126,384 $124,976 $181,126 $97,973 $52,651 $54,677 $124,976 $7,030
Private Equity & $119,436 $118,727 $156,220 $80,922 $51,760 $31,244 $140,598 $10,935
Venture Capital
Investment $120,497 $121,852 $171,842 $62,488 $50,734 $46,085 $124,976 $15,622
Management
Diversified $127,758 $117,446 $218,708 $73,392 $28,298 $26,051 $43,637 $13,747
Financial Services
Corporates $111,072 $112,277 $219,786 $56,075 $25,320 $23,433 $64,050 $1,697

Technology $111,743 $114,041 $191,673 $61,051 $25,876 $20,371 $64,050 $1,697

Consumer & Retail - - - - - - - -
Energy $98,897 $93,732 $117,165 $89,045 $16,951 $15,622 $23,433 $13,640
Healthcare $110,277 $109,354 $187,464 $60,926 $26,739 $25,750 $53,224 $13,872
Media & $107,792 $109,354 $124,976 $93,732 - - - -
Entertainment
Industrials $131,801 $117,165 $219,786 $85,921 $24,794 $23,433 $44,957 $5,041
Other $112,010 $109,354 $153,096 $77,329 $26,948 $27,339 $29,682 $23,433

- Indicates insufficient data or data not published to maintain student privacy

* Guaranteed compensation includes; sign-on and end-of-year bonus plus any relocation package, stock options etc. where we have sufficient data
**Conversion rates as of 1 August 2015 (1.5622 vs 1.6822 for 2014)
Salary data does not include sponsored or self employed students according to MBACSEA guidelines

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Salary information by industry ( UK pounds) Salary information by industry ($ US dollars ) Salary information by geography

Salary information by geography

UK pounds $ US dollars**
Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min
Africa
Base Salary 88,177 65,000 140,690 58,844 $137,750 $101,543 $219,786 $91,926
Other Guaranteed Compensation* - - - - - - - -
Asia
Base Salary 75,160 74,992 120,000 40,000 $117,415 $117,153 $187,464 $62,488
Other Guaranteed Compensation* 23,609 24,000 50,000 8,800 $36,882 $37,493 $78,110 $13,747
Australasia
Base Salary 91,169 86,160 125,468 46,980 $142,424 $134,599 $196,006 $73,392
Other Guaranteed Compensation* 13,459 13,454 17,000 10,616 $21,026 $21,018 $26,557 $16,584
Europe (excl. UK)
Base Salary 68,037 62,632 121,824 35,895 $106,287 $97,844 $190,313 $56,075
Other Guaranteed Compensation* 15,328 14,990 43,000 1,086 $23,945 $23,417 $67,175 $1,697
Latin America
Base Salary 63,444 61,597 78,000 48,000 $99,112 $96,227 $121,852 $74,986
Other Guaranteed Compensation* 21,976 18,136 49,000 12,914 $34,331 $28,332 $76,548 $20,174
Middle East
Base Salary 82,596 83,013 96,434 73,140 $129,031 $129,683 $150,649 $114,259
Other Guaranteed Compensation* 23,092 20,000 41,595 15,588 $36,074 $31,244 $64,980 $24,352
United Kingdom
Base Salary 75,534 75,000 110,000 39,000 $117,999 $117,165 $171,842 $60,926
Other Guaranteed Compensation* 21,413 15,600 90,000 3,000 $33,451 $24,370 $140,598 $4,687
USA/Canada
Base Salary 82,213 81,303 109,616 62,715 $128,433 $127,012 $171,242 $97,973
Other Guaranteed Compensation* 18,467 16,212 37,871 4,801 $28,849 $25,326 $59,162 $7,500

- Indicates insufficient data or data not published to maintain student privacy

* Guaranteed compensation includes; sign-on and end-of-year bonus
plus any relocation package, stock options etc. where we have sufficient data
Salary data does not include sponsored or self employed students according to MBACSEA guidelines **Conversion rates as of 1 August 2015 (1.5622 vs 1.6822 for 2014)

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Summer internships: sector choices and location Top employers Hiring companies

Sector choices Internship location

99%
% 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 Corporates48% UK69%
100 Technology28% Europe (excluding UK) 12%
Healthcare4% Asia8%
31 Industrials4% Latin America 4%
Students 80
49 47 41 Media & Entertainment 3% USA/Canada4%
51 53 54 48
undertaking Consumer & Retail 3% Africa1%
Energy2% Australasia1%
projects/internships 60
Other*4% Middle East 1%

49 Finance32%
40
40 32 Private Equity & Venture Capital 14%
38 37 33 30 28 Investment Banking 13%
20 Investment Management 3%
Diversified Financial Services** 2%
20 19 16 17 18 20 Consulting  20%
0 13 16
Consulting20%

Summer internship weekly compensation

UK pounds $ US dollars
Sector Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Min
Overall 1,064 1,039 2,500 107 $1,662 $1,623 $3,905 $167

Consulting 1,387 1,442 1,925 625 $2,167 $2,253 $3,007 $976

Corporate 891 1,000 2,500 107 $1,392 $1,562 $3,905 $167

Sectors
Finance 1,121 1,350 1,900 247 $1,751 $2,109 $2,968 $386

* Other includes: Credit Cards, Real Estate, Law, Government, Infrastructure and
Social Impact
**Diversified Financial Services includes: Insurance, Retail/Commercial Banking
and Central Banks
Conversion rates as of 1 August 2015 (1.5622 vs 1.6822 for 2014)

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Summer internships: sector choices and location Top employers Hiring companies

Top employers for internships*

Corporate Sectors Finance Consulting

Amazon21 Goldman Sachs 11 The Boston Consulting Group 20
Google16 Credit Suisse 7 McKinsey & Company 12
Vodafone9 Citi6 Bain & Company 10
American Express 6 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 3 LBS Summer Consulting Team 6
PayPal6 Barclays3 L.E.K. Consulting 5
Expedia5 Deutsche Bank 3 A.T. Kearney 4
King.com5 International Finance Monitor Deloitte 4
Eli Lilly 4 Corporation (IFC) 3 Strategy&3
TransferWise4 MetLife3 OC&C Strategy Consultants 2
AB InBev 3 Nomura3 Roland Berger 2
Facebook3 Permira3 ZS Associates 2
Johnson & Johnson 3 Round Hill Capital 3
LinkedIn3 Blackstone2
BT2 CDC Group 2
Deliveroo2 HgCapital2
Eventbrite2 J.P. Morgan 2
Funding Xchange 2 Morgan Stanley 2
Harvey Nichols 2 Octopus Investments 2 LBS students are playing an
JD.com2 increasingly important role at
Origami Energy 2 Vodafone, taking on some of our
Statoil2 highest-profile projects during
Tesla Motors 2
Thomson Reuters 2 their summers. Their fresh insight
Voyage Control 2 and depth in their understanding
of business means we can rely
on them to deliver across all our
markets. They challenge us to be at
our best.
Vodafone, 2015

* Organisations that hired more than two MBA2016 students for summer internships

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Summer internships: sector choices and location Top employers Hiring companies

MBA2015 and MBA2016 (summer internship) hiring companies

Organisations that hired more than A.T. Kearney* BioTherm Coats FALCONI
one student from a class year are AB Bernstein Black River Asset Management* Coca Cola Hellenic Bottling Fidelity Growth Partners
in bold AB InBev BlackRock Company Fidelity Worldwide Investment
*Organisations that hired for both Accenture Blackstone Commonwealth Bank of Australia Fido Solutions
full-time and summer positions Aimava Blippar Cowin Capital* Finalta
AKO Capital BloomReach CPPIB Fleming Family & Partners
Alchemy* Bluefield Partners LLP Credicorp flight.vc
Amazon* Booz Allen Hamilton Credit Suisse* FMC Technologies
Ambev The Boston Consulting Group* CrowdBnk Fosun*
American Express* Boston Scientific* Dalberg - Global Development FreeWheel
AMT Training BP Advisors FTI Consulting
ANZ Brasil Foods Danaher Corporation Funding Xchange*
Apis Partners Bristol-Myers Squibb Danshell FutureBrand
Apollo Bryanston Deliveroo* Gaw Capital
AppNexus BT Delta Partners Group General Electric*
Aqua Capital Partners BTG Pactual Deutsche Bank* General Motors Spain (Opel)
Arma Partners CAKE Diamond Hill Capital Genomi-k
Astellon Capital Partners The Capital Group Companies Discover Financial Services Gentera
Atomico Cargill* Duke Street Capital Gett
AUCTUS Capital Partners Cargo Chief EBRD GlaxoSmithKline*
Australian Government: Department Cash & Rocket EcoMachines Ventures Globeleq
of the Prime Minister and Cabinet CBRE Edge Investments Goldman Sachs*
Autodesk CDC Group* EDITD Google*
Averda Cerberus Capital Management Eisvogel Great Point Media
Bain & Company* Charles Taylor plc Eli Lilly* GRM Futures
Balderton Capital China International Capital Emprego Ligado Guardian News and Media
Balyasny Asset Management* Corporation (CICC)* Enclude Capital Advisory* Guevara*
Bamboo Finance CIMC Enric Holdings Endeavor Hamilton Lane
Bank of America Merrill Lynch* Cinven Etsy Hannam & Partners
Barclays Citi* Eventbrite Hanwha Corporation
BDA Partners City Football Services Ltd EXOR Hanwha Life Insurance
Bechtel (Manchester City FC) Expedia* Harvey Nichols
Bell Pottinger CMS von Erlach Poncet AG EY Hattington Capital
Belron CNG Fuels Facebook HelloFresh
Bidvine CNN International Falabella HgCapital*

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MBA2015 and MBA2016 (summer internship) hiring companies

Hilti Limerston Capital LLP Octopus Investments RFH Equities Tishman Speyer
Hilts International LinkedIn* Oliver Wyman Rialto Capital Management TMPI
HomeAway Linklaters One Touch Foundation Rio Tinto Trafigura
HomeLight Liquid Business Origami Energy Rogers & Company Tramonex
HomeStrings Louis Vuitton Outfit7 Roland Berger* TransferWise
HSBC Macquarie Overseas Student Living (Student. Round Hill Capital* Transition Force
IBM Makon Group com) SABMiller Trench Capital Partners LLP
Ice Canyon Mangrove Capital Partners Pala Investments AG SalesGossip Triton Partners
Illuminate Financial Management* Marakon Parthenon-EY* Salmat Turquoise Mountain
Industry Corporate Finance Marks & Spencer Partners Group Samsung Electronics* Uber*
Infosys* Massive Capital PayPal Sanpower Group Uncover*
InMobi The Maybourne Group PepsiCo SC Lowry Unilever
Inspired Asset Management McKinsey & Company* Pereg Ventures Sequoia Investment Mant Unitas Capital
Integration Management Consulting Medallia Permira Sharethrough Unitus Seed Fund
Interbank MetLife* PGGM Shell Universal Pictures
InterContinental Hotels Group Microsoft Phatra Capital Shopa Vedanta Resources
International Finance Corporation Millicom International Cellular PIMCO Skipjaq Victorious
(IFC)* Millward Brown Vermeer Piper Private Equity Smart Design Vision Capital
Investcorp Ministry of Vocational Training and Platina Partners LLP Social Finance Vodafone*
Investindustrial Employment - Tunisia Pobble Education Sovereign Capital Voyage Control
IP Capital Monitor Deloitte* Pokerstars Sprinklr Westpac Banking Corp
ITESM Montezemolo & Partners Probitas Partners Starwood What Now Travel
J.P. Morgan* Morgan Stanley* ProHeat Systems Statoil WHEB Infrastructure
JD.com Mountain Hardwear PwC Stirling Square Capital Partners White Star Capital
Johnson & Johnson* Mulberry Qatar Investment Authority Strategy&* Wipro
Kempen & Co MVision Qihoo 360 Synova Capital WPP
King.com NBCUniversal Quadriga Capital T. Rowe Price Wren House Infrastructure
Kingsley Capital Partners LLP Newton Asset Management Quilvest Private Equity Taiyo Pacific Partners YOOX Group
KiWi Power Nextail Labs Rabobank International Tandem Zhenyang Salvage and Waterway
KPMG Nomura Rakuten Tata Consultancy Services Engineering Company
Kraft Heinz Company Notion Capital RDS Capital TD2 Capital LLP ZS Associates
Kukula Capital Novartis Reaction Engines Telefonica Zurich
L.E.K. Consulting* OC&C Strategy Consultants* Red Bull Tern Capital
Land Securities Oceanwood Capital Management Reed Exhibitions Tesla Motors
LBS Summer Consulting Team LLP ReNeuron Thomson Reuters*

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Find out more
Course Years of experience 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Masters Programmes
Masters in Financial Analysis Telephone +44 (0)20 7000 7500
Email masters@london.edu
Masters in Management
Executive Education
Global Masters in Management
Telephone +44 (0)20 7000 7390
MBA Email execinfo@london.edu
Masters in Finance (full-time)
Masters in Finance (part-time) 
Executive MBA
EMBA-Global Americas and Europe
EMBA-Global Asia Recruit students from any
of our Masters programmes
Sloan Masters in Leadership and Strategy
Alumni Telephone
+44 (0)20 7000 7400
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Key: Range of work experience in class Key target range of work experience Average class work experience
careercentre@london.edu

Masters in Financial Analysis
12 months / full-time / London
For recent graduates looking to
embark upon a career in finance.
Masters in Management
12 months / full-time / London
For recent graduates with less than
one year of full-time postgraduate
corporate work experience or with
less than two years in a non-
traditional business role.
Global Masters in Management
24 months / full-time / London and
Shanghai
For recent graduates with up to two
years full-time postgraduate work
experience. Strong interest in Asia
and knowledge of Mandarin highly
recommended, but not mandatory.
MBA
1521 months / full-time / London
For individuals who are looking to
make a vertical shift in their career
path, change industry or job function,
or develop an entrepreneurial toolkit.
Masters in Finance
1016 months full-time/
22 months part-time / London
For individuals wishing to advance
their career or change their area
within finance.
Executive MBA
20 months / study while working
fulltime / London or Dubai
Designed for those who want to
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EMBA-Global
20 months / study while working
fulltime / London and New York
For dynamic, mid-career managers
and professionals who are highly
ambitious and have, or aspire to
have, transnational responsibilities.
EMBA-Global Asia
20 months / study while working full
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For dynamic, globally-focused
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to deepen their understanding of
Western and Eastern business
practices.
Sloan Masters in Leadership
and Strategy
12 months / full-time / London
Designed to prepare experienced
senior managers for their next career
challenge.
Alumni
Available for recruitment all year
round / Global
Based in more than 150 countries
worldwide, our alumni community
consists of more than 40,000
globallyfocused professionals.

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