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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
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127A Smithfield Road, Frederiksted, Virgin Islands
Castle Rock Entertainment
21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Leading organisations talk about why they participate in on campus recruitment events, meeting London Business School students to help meet their recruiting needs. Subscribe to more London Business School videos:
London Business School hosts a number of events on campus to give students the opportunity to meet recruiters. Representatives from Bain, Marks & Spencer and AB InBev share their thoughts. One of the reasons why London Business School ranks amongst the best business schools in the world, is for its post business education opportunities on offer for graduates. The School hosts a number of events on campus to give students the opportunity to meet recruiters and build useful business relationships. Find out more about London Business School's Recruitment Events: Subscribe to more London Business School videos:
"The types of skills and techniques that one learns at business school are incredibly valuable" American Express CEO Ken Chenault speaks to London Business School about the importance of recruiting the right people for the company he leads, and the company's success in recruiting top talent from London Business School. Subscribe to more videos from LBS:
Our students come to us from a huge range of professional experiences, industries and geographies; many from Asian backgrounds. They have one thing in common -- they all graduate equipped with outstanding business capabilities learnt from the very best faculty in the business world, and international outlook and real life experiences learnt right here in the global centre of finance and business. Chinese companies Fosun and Johnson & Johnson, tell us why they make the effort to travel to London to meet London Business School students face to face on campus, and why our graduates are an increasingly important source of talent for them. Subscribe to more videos from LBS:
Senior hiring managers from some of the world's most influential and successful companies tell us why they recruit from London Business School for positions in Asia. We hear from L'Oreal, Bloomberg, Johnson & Johnson and Chinese conglomerate Fosun. Talent from London Business School is described as the best in the world with a fresh perspective on global markets, unlike talent you would meet in local markets. We also hear from three students in this video about what they intend to bring to new roles in Asia -- an MBA student, a Masters in Management (MiM) student and a Masters in Finance (MiF) student. Subscribe to more videos from LBS:
Our recruiters share the impact that London Business School graduates have had on their organisations. "We have had so many successful alumni throughout the organisation, over so many years. When we think about the future of pools of talents that we need to really adjust and adapt to the current environment, London Business School has probably one of the deepest pools." - Malcolm Horton, Global Head Recruitment and Programmes, Nomura Learn how you can recruit London Business School talent: Subscribe to more London Business School videos:
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