MBA

employment
report
GRADUATING CLASS OF 2019
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Introduction from the Head of Career Centre

We are delighted that 92% of our latest MBA graduates have options and reflect on their experiences. Our Career and
accepted job offers within three months of graduation. Professional Development programme is customised to
meet our students' personal interests and achieve their
Demand for London Business School (LBS) talent continues
desired career outcomes. Most recently, we have added
to transcend borders, sectors and markets. The class – who
resources to our Career Centre team specifically to support
encompass more than 60 nationalities – took up roles in 41
our students aiming for careers outside the UK.
different countries across the globe, with 46% choosing to
start their post-programme careers in the UK. We congratulate our MBA class of 2019 on their success
so far. Our students continue to distinguish themselves as
Consulting remained the leading sector of choice with
world-class talent in a competitive job market, and we look
40% of graduates choosing the sector, with finance second
forward to watching their impact both on the companies
most popular at 26%. A further 28 graduates are using their
that have recruited them, and the business world at large.
entrepreneurial skillsets developed through their MBA
to pursue their own business ventures. Technology also
remains an attractive destination for our graduates, with 37%
of our first-year MBA’s choosing to complete internships in
this sector.

Our students join us from a variety of backgrounds, and Christian Dummett

offering them stimulating and customised experiences is
Head of Career Centre
at the heart of what we do. Our MBA is designed to ensure
London Business School
students have the time and space to explore different

92% 93% 28 99%

accepted an offer received an offer graduates reporting rate
within three months within three months self-employed/
of graduation of graduation started business

“In the short time since I graduated from London Business School in
summer 2019, I’ve joined a global leadership development programme at the
insurance company MetLife. The programme has three rotations, giving me
the opportunity to work across different markets around the world. Right
now, I’m in my first rotation, based in Dubai as Director of EMEA Strategy –
a role I believe I wouldn’t be in if it weren’t for LBS.”
Grace Ortelere, MBA2019, Director - EMEA Strategy, MetLife

The employment rate is calculated in compliance with MBA Career Services and Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA) reporting standards. Students returning to their
sponsoring employers are not included in the rate.

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MBA2019 class profile

426 2 to 13 24 to 37 38%
students years of work age range women
experience (years)

(range)

62 5 29 708
nationalities years of work average age average
experience (years) GMAT score
(average)

Regional background

20% 8% 20%
North America UK
Europe (excl. UK) 14%
South East Asia

6%
11%
Oceania

South
Asia
14% 7%
Central/South Africa/
Middle East
America

Professional background (pre-MBA)

26%
Consulting
26%
Finance/Accounting
7%
FMCG/Retail/Luxury Goods
7%
Manufacturing/Engineering/Construction
6%
Energy/Power Generation
6%
Information Technology and Telecommunications
3%
Law/Legal Services
3%
Marketing/Publishing/Media
3%
Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology
3%
Public Sector/Not-for-Profit/Education
10%
Other

0 10 20 30 40
Our admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice.

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Class profile Sector destinations Job location Salary information Internships

Sector destinations
% 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Sector breakdown 2019
100
33 35 41 37 40
CONSULTING40%

FINANCE26%
80 ● Investment Banking/Brokerage 8%
● Private Equity 5%
● Investment Management 4%
● Venture Capital 3%
27
60 25 ● Finance – Other* 6%
23
26 26
TECHNOLOGY20%
● Internet/E-Commerce7%
● Information Technology and Services 5%
40 ● Fintech4%
21 21 23
● Technology – Other** 5%
20 20
DIVERSIFIED14%
● Industrials6%
20
● Consumer and Retail 2%
19 19
17 ● Healthcare2%
13 14
● Energy2%
● Diversified – Other*** 1%
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Top employers by sector (students hired)

CONSULTING FINANCE TECHNOLOGY  DIVERSIFIED
● McKinsey & Company 42 ● Credit Suisse 5 ● Amazon10 ● AB InBev 2
● Boston Consulting Group  31 ● Goldman Sachs 5 ● Uber5 ● Kraft Heinz Company 2
● Bain & Company 28 ● Partners Group 3 ● Bó3 ● Renault Nissan
● Kearney7 ● Bridgepoint Capital 2 ● American Express 2 Mitsubishi Alliance2
● Deloitte Consulting 7 ● Citi2 ● Deliveroo2 ● Restaurant Brands
● Accenture Strategy 6 ● Houlihan Lokey 2 ● Facebook2 International2
● Strategy&6 ● MetLife2 ● Farfetch2
● EY-Parthenon3 ● Moelis & Company 2 ● Google2
● L.E.K. Consulting 3 ● Morgan Stanley 2 ● Mastercard2
● EY2 ● PIMCO2 ● PUBLIC2
● OC&C Strategy Consultants 2 ● Samsung Electronics 2
● Oliver Wyman 2 ● Samsung Global
● Roland Berger 2 Strategy Group 2

“The resources the School offers are fantastic.
There is direct access to faculty, who gave
me advice on potential career paths. There
is also the variety of workshops and clubs
which further expanded both my personal
The sector destinations and top employer information
above includes sponsored students to best represent
the choices our graduates make.
*Finance - Other includes Central Banks, Ministries
and Regulations, Commercial Banking, Hedge
Funds, Insurance and Pension Services, Private

and professional horizons. Finally, the
proximity and connections to London
and all its world-leading organisations is
truly unrivalled.”
Lorenzo Espinosa, MBA2019, Director - Data Ops and Data
Product, Chattermill
Wealth Management, Project Finance, Real Estate
Development, Real Estate Investment, Retail
Banking, and Services and Products.
**Technology - Other includes EdTech, Electronics,
FoodTech, Incubators/Accelerators, Media and
Entertainment, PropTech and Telecommunications.
***Diversified - Other includes Leisure/Travel/
Tourism and Social Impact.

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Job location

46% 14%
UK
Europe
10%
USA/Canada
(excl. UK)
13%
Asia

3%
Oceania
4%
Middle East

1%
9% Africa
Latin America
(incl. Caribbean)

MBA2019 graduates went to work at organisations in the following 41 countries:

● Angola ● Germany ● Mexico ● South Korea

● Argentina ● Hong Kong S.A.R. ● The Netherlands ● Spain
● Australia ● Hungary ● New Zealand ● Switzerland
● Austria ● India ● Norway ● Thailand
● Belgium ● Indonesia ● Pakistan ● United Arab Emirates
● Brazil ● Israel ● Peru ● United Kingdom
● Canada ● Italy ● Philippines ● United States
● Chile ● Japan ● Portugal ● Vietnam
● China ● Jordan ● Russia
● Colombia ● Kuwait ● Singapore
● France ● Luxembourg ● South Africa

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Salary information by industry Salary information by location

INTERNATIONAL
UK POUNDS US DOLLARS*
DOLLARS**
Industry Mean Max Min Mean Max Min Mean Max Min

OVERALL £83,295 £140,000 £30,000 $106,837 $180,063 $38,819 $128,885 $284,053 $41,555

Other compensation £36,423 £174,193 £3,500 $46,711 $225,000 $4,434 $57,850 $244,167 $4,746

CONSULTING £87,880 £139,410 £40,703 $113,228 $174,687 $52,832 $146,717 $284,053 $75,237
Other compensation £36,921 £83,765 £3,500 $47,625 $107,500 $4,584 $65,666 $204,932 $4,907

FINANCE £84,590 £120,000 £39,372 $107,991 $150,000 $49,099 $124,449 $271,541 $59,507
Other compensation £52,434 £174,193 £5,411 $67,183 $225,000 $6,742 $75,493 $244,167 $7,373

Investment Banking/Brokerage £85,362 £105,000 £39,372 $109,391 $130,520 $49,099 $126,983 $201,250 $88,070
Other compensation £56,761 £90,000 £6,000 $72,744 $113,429 $7,753 $82,830 $201,250 $8,299

Private Equity £87,699 £116,129 £64,580 $111,986 $150,000 $78,338 $121,775 $235,412 $74,340
Other compensation £65,612 £174,193 £7,000 $83,878 $225,000 $9,030 $90,324 $244,167 $9,666

Investment Management £89,500 £100,000 £75,000 $115,258 $129,227 $97,597 $127,472 $171,059 $104,475
Other compensation £56,000 £100,000 £15,000 $72,191 $128,725 $19,094 $77,278 $137,797 $20,440

Venture Capital £74,336 £115,599 £55,000 $92,721 $140,000 $69,668 $115,840 $271,541 $74,751
Other compensation £20,758 £36,219 £5,411 $25,883 $46,016 $6,742 $32,258 $54,307 $7,373

Finance - Other £84,629 £120,000 £51,344 $108,322 $150,000 $67,145 $127,723 $263,875 $59,507
Other compensation £44,421 £106,063 £7,500 $57,426 $140,039 $9,880 $67,229 $131,940 $10,576

TECHNOLOGY £75,448 £130,000 £30,000 $96,850 $169,820 $38,819 $110,401 $225,127 $41,555
Other compensation £23,560 £55,000 £3,500 $29,754 $72,272 $4,434 $34,067 $86,586 $4,746

Internet/E-Commerce £72,347 £90,304 £46,404 $93,412 $120,000 $59,868 $108,509 $161,885 $85,003
Other compensation £35,741 £55,000 £3,867 $44,221 $72,272 $4,989 $49,473 $77,366 $8,814

Information Technology £71,614 £117,086 £53,123 $90,819 $153,000 $67,359 $99,941 $153,000 $75,101
Other compensation £13,698 £34,437 £4,344 $17,470 $45,000 $5,619 $19,201 $45,000 $6,145

Fintech £78,463 £96,526 £54,028 $101,402 $121,596 $71,022 $115,124 $147,145 $98,001
Other compensation £19,327 £34,400 £8,000 $25,254 $44,990 $10,000 $30,479 $63,062 $10,000

Technology - Other £80,494 £130,000 £30,000 $103,019 $169,820 $38,819 $118,208 $225,127 $41,555
Other compensation £17,580 £52,157 £3,500 $22,598 $67,700 $4,434 $26,681 $86,586 $4,746

DIVERSIFIED £80,583 £140,000 £35,000 $102,665 $180,063 $43,237 $115,975 $196,907 $46,284
Other compensation £23,522 £67,642 £7,099 $30,180 $88,202 $9,055 $36,051 $158,870 $10,000

Industrials £77,221 £140,000 £38,832 $99,468 $180,063 $50,292 $130,259 $196,907 $76,820
Other compensation £26,391 £67,642 £7,620 $34,084 $88,202 $10,000 $52,578 $158,870 $10,000

Consumer and Retail £87,054 £104,344 £70,138 $111,831 $132,919 $90,336 $104,266 $122,669 $83,247
Other compensation £32,473 £67,505 £14,800 $41,758 $86,390 $19,498 $37,389 $71,015 $20,653

Healthcare £73,434 £107,033 £35,000 $93,064 $131,000 $43,237 $98,907 $131,000 $46,284
Other compensation £14,435 £26,000 £7,099 $18,502 $34,539 $9,055 $19,633 $36,973 $10,096

Energy £82,202 £90,000 £76,355 $102,847 $112,774 $95,768 $108,110 $120,722 $100,000
Other compensation £13,793 £16,050 £10,330 $17,251 $20,000 $12,956 $18,046 $20,121 $14,016

Diversified - Other £93,097 £119,291 £60,000 $115,366 $150,000 $74,755 $148,213 $164,743 $129,896
Other compensation*** - - - - - - - - -

* Conversion rates as per date of offer.

** Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the high number of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Bank’s implied PPP rate of
exchange was used to equalise the purchasing power across economies.
***Insufficient data points to report salary data.
Other compensation includes sign-on and end-of-year bonus where we have sufficient data.
Salary data does not include sponsored or self-employed students, in accordance with MBA CSEA guidelines.

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Salary information by industry Salary information by location

INTERNATIONAL
UK POUNDS US DOLLARS*
DOLLARS**
Location
by number of graduates employed Mean Max Min Mean Max Min Mean Max Min

OVERALL £83,295 £140,000 £30,000 $106,837 $180,063 $38,819 $128,885 $284,053 $41,555

Other compensation £36,423 £174,193 £3,500 $46,711 $225,000 $4,434 $57,850 $244,167 $4,746

UK £80,926 £139,410 £30,000 $103,662 $174,687 $38,819 $110,968 $186,999 $41,555

Other compensation £35,124 £103,550 £3,500 $45,013 $134,119 $4,434 $48,185 $143,571 $4,746

Europe (excl. UK) £80,122 £140,000 £53,123 $102,785 $180,063 $67,359 $111,220 $201,250 $74,340

Other compensation £27,876 £67,963 £4,344 $35,141 $86,390 $5,619 $40,325 $201,250 $6,145

Asia £79,624 £115,367 £39,372 $102,585 $150,000 $49,099 $170,080 $271,630 $76,820

Other compensation £38,244 £171,905 £3,867 $49,495 $224,156 $4,989 $80,315 $244,167 $9,619

USA/Canada £107,375 £128,509 £54,465 $137,180 $165,000 $71,912 $135,687 $165,000 $59,507

Other compensation £43,529 £174,193 £7,620 $55,860 $225,000 $10,000 $54,547 $225,000 $10,000

Latin America £67,063 £100,944 £38,832 $86,710 $128,628 $50,292 $171,343 $263,875 $101,415

Other compensation £45,082 £75,356 £9,891 $58,226 $95,397 $13,019 $115,085 $204,932 $23,450

Middle East £101,017 £124,732 £52,353 $129,780 $163,000 $68,059 $229,035 $284,053 $118,603

Other compensation £35,311 £48,677 £22,896 $45,591 $62,500 $30,000 $79,449 $108,916 $52,280

Oceania £87,894 £99,776 £81,002 $113,149 $130,554 $106,845 $106,222 $121,963 $99,814

Other compensation £40,429 £50,080 £22,847 $51,915 $62,753 $29,336 $48,835 $58,623 $27,405

“The MBA introduced me to my co-founders, stress-tested our venture,

connected us to seed funding, and gave us the confidence to take the risks
required for the survival of our business. It also exposed me to the ambiguity
of a quickly changing world. From it, I took away a pivotal learning: nobody
on this planet knows what they’re doing. Those who make a difference are
simply those willing to step into the ambiguity and stay focused. Staying
focused on my goals would have been impossible without the support of
counsellors and mentors in Career Centre, who helped me zoom out of the
chaos and step into unknowns.”
John Witt, MBA2019, Co-founder and CEO, Stotles

* Conversion rates as per date of offer.

** Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the high number of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Bank’s implied PPP rate of
exchange was used to equalise the purchasing power across economies.
Other compensation includes sign-on and end-of-year bonus where we have sufficient data.
Salary data does not include sponsored or self-employed students, in accordance with MBA CSEA guidelines.

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MBA2020 class profile

485 64 40% 2 to 15 5.5

students nationalities women years of work years of work
experience experience
(range) (average)

Regional background

16%
22% 9%
Europe
(excl. UK)
15%
South East/
North
UK East Asia
America
12%
South
Asia

4%
Oceania

4%
Middle East

3%
15% Africa

Central/South America

Professional background (pre-MBA)

28%
Consulting
25%
Finance/Accounting
7%
Information Technology and Telecommunications/Electronics
7%
FMCG/Retail/Luxury Goods
6%
Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology
5%
Manufacturing/Engineering
4%
Energy/Power Generation
4%
Public Sector/Not-for-Profit/Education
3%
Marketing/Publishing/Media
3%
Property/Real Estate
2%
Automotive/Aerospace
6%
Other

0 10 20 30 40
Our admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice.

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Internships†
Sector destinations
% 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
100

99% 20 22 17 18 18 CONSULTING 18%

FINANCE 28%
of students seeking ● Private Equity 10%
80 27
internships 32
31
27 28 ● Venture Capital 7%
● Investment Banking/Brokerage 5%
accepted an offer ● Investment Management 2%
● Finance – Other* 4%
60
TECHNOLOGY 37%

99% 28 28
36 35 37 ● Internet/E-Commerce 12%
● Information Technology and Services 11%
reporting rate 40 ● Fintech 8%
● Technology - Other** 6%

DIVERSIFIED 17%
● Consumer and Retail 7%
20
20 20 20 ● Healthcare 4%
19
17 ● Social Impact 2%
● Industrials 1%
● Diversified – Other*** 2%
0

Top employers for internships (students hired)

CONSULTING FINANCE TECHNOLOGY DIVERSIFIED

● Bain & Company 29 ● Goldman Sachs 8 ● Amazon 18 ● The Wheeler Institute
● Boston Consulting Group  24 ● Hambro Perks 4 ● Google 8 for Business and
Development 5
● McKinsey & Company 10 ● Hines 4 ● American Express 7
● Burberry 3
● Accenture Strategy 8 ● Concentric 3 ● King 7
● Callaly 3
● Kearney 7 ● Luminous Ventures 3 ● Mastercard 6
● De Beers Group 3
● Strategy& 6 ● Morgan Stanley 3 ● Uber 6
● EX1 Cosmetics 3
● OC&C Strategy ● Partners Group 3 ● Expedia 4
Consultants 3 ● AB InBev 2
● PIMCO 3 ● MachineMax 4
● Delta Partners 2 ● Ascensia Diabetes Care 2
● Splend 4
● Frog Design 2 ● Bayer 2
● Facebook 3
● L.E.K. Consulting 2 ● Cancer Research 2
● Farfetch 3
● Roland Berger 2 ● Halpern Studio 2
● Hub85 3
● Harrods 2
● Partner Insight  3
● Novartis 2
● Stuart  3
● The Football Association 2
● Vodafone 3
● WEX 3
● yourself.online 3

The data was calculated in compliance with MBA Career Services and Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA) reporting standards.
*Finance – Other includes Central Banks/Ministries, Commercial Banking, Hedge Funds, Insurance and Pension Services, Private Wealth Management, Project
Finance and Real Estate Investment
**Technology – Other includes EdTech, FoodTech, Incubators/Accelerators, Media and Entertainment, PropTech, and Telecommunications
***Diversified – Other includes Education/Training, Energy, Leisure/Travel/Tourism and Sports
† Internships undertaken in the first 15 months of the MBA programme

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Internship location
72%
UK 7%
Europe
(excl. UK)

5% 8%
USA/Canada
Asia

1%
Oceania

2%
Middle East

3% 2%
Latin America Africa
(incl. Caribbean)

MBA2020 students secured internships at organisations in the following 40 countries:

● Argentina ● Germany ● Mexico ● South Korea
● Australia ● Hong Kong S.A.R. ● Namibia ● Spain
● Belgium ● India ● The Netherlands ● Sweden
● Brazil ● Indonesia ● Nigeria ● Switzerland
● Canada ● Ireland ● Norway ● Tanzania
● Chile ● Italy ● Peru ● Thailand
● China ● Japan ● Philippines ● United Arab Emirates
● Colombia ● Kenya ● Senegal ● United Kingdom
● Costa Rica ● Luxembourg ● Singapore ● United States
● Georgia ● Malaysia ● South Africa ● Zambia

Internship weekly compensation

INTERNATIONAL
UK POUNDS US DOLLARS*
DOLLARS**

Sector Mean Max Min Mean Max Min Mean Max Min

OVERALL £1,089 £3,000 £69 $1,412 $3,945 $90 $1,697 $6,241 $170

CONSULTING £1,603 £2,416 £555 $2,085 $3,162 $727 $2,748 $6,241 $727

FINANCE £1,006 £2,395 £69 $1,304 $3,069 $90 $1,487 $5,024 $170

TECHNOLOGY £946 £3,000 £162 $1,221 $3,945 $208 $1,380 $4,348 $222

DIVERSIFIED £811 £2,182 £145 $1,051 $2,850 $185 $1,249 $4,023 $323

* Conversion rates as per date of offer.

** Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the high number of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Bank’s implied PPP rate of
exchange was used to equalise the purchasing power across economies.

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24Haymarket ClearScore Halpern Studio Mode Sueted

AB InBev Concentric Hambro Perks Modularity Grid Sustainable Ventures
Accenture Strategy Connection Capital Harrods Morgan Stanley Suzano Papel e Celulose
Actis Constellation AI Hashdex Multiples Private Equity SweetInn
Adents International Contilio Helmsmen Mustard Seed Synthesized
Admiral Group Credicorp Capital Hermes GPE Navigant Consulting TA Associates
Adobe Credit Suisse HiLo Maritime Risk Nike Tate & Lyle
Advent International Creditas Management Novartis Tencent
Aerospace Composites CupClub Hilton Nubank Tenzo
Malaysia cure.fit Hines Nucoro TES Global
African Leadership Academy DAI Capital Hiperpool OC&C Strategy Consultants TFG London
AGIC Capital Dataswift Hotstar International Ocutu The Access Group
Agilitas Private Equity LLP De Beers Group Houlihan Lokey OrCam The Business of Fashion
Agoda Decology Hub85 OrxaGrid The Capital Group Companies
All3Media Delin Ventures Humble Warrior Oxx The Carlyle Group
AltaOne Deloitte Consulting HV Holtzbrinck Ventures Pala Investments The Football Association
Amazon Delta Partners Iberostar Palm Capital The Vanguard Group
American Express DiaMonTech GmbH IDEO Parthenon-EY The Wheeler Institute for
Antler Distill Ventures Immo Capital Partner Insight Business and Development
Applied Equity Partners DrDoctor Indra Business Consulting Partners Group Thomas Pink
ArcelorMittal Droom Infosel Patagonia Capital Partners Threads Styling
Archer Hotel Capital DueDil Insurtech Gateway by Hambro Patrizia Pepe Thriva
Arisaig Partners Perks Tick.Done
Duke Street Capital Patron Capital
Arkk Solutions Itaú Unibanco TKN Audit
DWS - Deutsche Bank Paws
Arma Partners Private Equity J.P. Morgan TokenCard
PepsiCo
Artclear eBay Jefferies International TONIC15
Permira Debt Managers
Arven Capital Partners Edge Investments JetBlue Technology Ventures Triton Partners
Pi Labs
Ascensia Diabetes Care EFG Asset Management JPMorgan Chase Turquoise Mountain
PIMCO
Asia Africa Investment & Eisvogel Capital Jumia Twiga Foods
Piton Capital
Consulting Eisvogel Group Juul Labs Twitter
PolyAI
Asian Infrastructure Emblematic Group Kasikorn Bank UAC of Nigeria PLC
Poonyah
Investment Bank Kearney
Emil Capital Partners Protean Electric Uber
Aspen Healthcare Kennet Partners
Enviu PUBLIC UBS Wealth Management
Avior Capital KETKA
Eos Capital R3 Unit4
AxeTrading Kibo Capital Partners
EX1 Cosmetics Rakuten United First Partners
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Expedia Recycling Technologies Valerann
Bain & Company King
ExxonMobil Red Ventures Vedanta Resources
Bain Capital Kiplot
Facebook Restaurant Brands Veratrak
Balderton Capital KKR
Farfetch International Vermilion Partners
Bank of America L.E.K. Consulting
Farmdrop Rex Brown ViaVan
Barclays LDC
Feedr Rise & Fall Virgin Management
Bayer Learnerbly
Fifth Wall Roivant Sciences Visa
BioSolutions Let's Do This
firstminute capital Roland Berger Vitesse PSP
BitPesa LetsBab
Fiverr Round Hill Capital Vodafone
Blue Knot Partners Lexoo
Flock Round Hill Ventures Walmart eCommerce
Blueprint Medicines L-GAM
Fluidity Royal Bank of Canada Warner Bros.
Boston Consulting Group Lifted Care
Fluidly Salesforce Wates Group
Bought By Many Lime
Fosun Pharmaceutical Samsung Fire & Marine Waveline
BPI Liontari Capital Insurance
FPE Capital Wayra
Brightmore Capital London Business School Sano Genetics
Frog Capital Wealth Info Portal
Bruin Biometrics Loot Financial Services SEA Equity
Frog Design WeFlex
btov Partners Lowe's Selina Finance
Future Business Partnership WElink Energy
Bud Luminous Ventures Seraphim Capital
G Squared WeVee
Builders Union LVMH Seraphine
GL Capital WeWork
Burberry Lyvly Settled
Glassdoor WEX
Callaly MACACHA Shell
GlaxoSmithKline what3words
Cancer Research MachineMax Shieldpay
Glennmont Partners Wine Intelligence
Canterbury Manchester United Smartline
Global Founders Capital WK Corporate Finance
Capital (VC) Manta Ray Ventures Snow Lake Capital
Global Processing Services Wundr Co.
CapVest MarketFinance Social Finance
Golding Capital Partners Xeroe
CarbonChain Mastercard SB China Capital
Goldman Sachs Yoobic
Carl Friedrik Mastercard Advisors Speechly
Goldman Sachs Asset Yoox Net-A-Porter Group
Cazana Management Matrix Consulting Spixii Your.MD
CDC Group Google MBA Mentor Splend yourself.online
Cera Gousto McKinsey & Company Spotahome Zalando
Cerberus Frontier GPI Capital Mesoamerica STAR Capital Zero 1
Citi Gresham House MetLife Stirling Square Capital Zoopla
City Pantry Greyparrot.ai Minerals Council South Africa Partners
ZS Associates
Cleantech Group Guardant Health Mitsubishi UFJ Capital Co., Ltd. Strategy&
ZX Ventures
Clearpay Hadean Ventures Mizuho Securities Stuart

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About the Career Centre

The mission of Career Centre is to provide students with customised career support through career coaching,
career and professional development, career insights and career and networking opportunities.

Many of our Career Centre experts have extensive coaching or commercial experience. They partner with students to
develop a career plan that helps to shape their career goals.

Comprehensive career support

● Career coaching. The opportunity to self-assess and
reflect on capabilities and preferences from both career
and leadership perspectives
● Career and Professional Development. A blended digital
and in-person curriculum providing students and alumni
with skills required to effect career progressions
● Career opportunities. Access to a wide range of career
and networking opportunities
● Career insights. Insight into global, regional and country-
specific trends as well as sector and corporate hiring.

Specialist coaches and career advisors

The Career Centre comprises 50 permanent staff, many of whom have real-world coaching or commercial
experience to help students achieve their career goals. Team members include:

Zoe McLoughlin has 20 years’
experience in recruitment and talent
acquisition. Before joining LBS as Head
of Consulting, she was the International
Recruiting Manager at Boston
Consulting Group. Prior to this, she was
the Marketing and Admissions Manager
at LBS for the MBA programme.
David Morris is head of technology
careers and has been with LBS
since 2005. Prior to LBS, he worked
within the London startup scene and
continues to be active in this space
through running the NewCo London
festival and being a member of Tech
London Advocates.
Richard Bland
has 21 years’ experience in banking,
the last 10 as a rates trader for
Deutsche Bank. He joined LBS in
2009 to oversee the banking sector,
and now looks after the private equity
and real estate sectors.

Alyona Segline joined the LBS Career
Centre from LVMH Perfumes and
Cosmetics. She is an experienced
commercial director with a
demonstrated history of success
working across luxury cosmetics, mass
accessories and the FMCG industry. Her
role at LBS is to develop relationships
with employers across diversified
sectors and provide students with
support and insights on potential career
paths within this vast landscape of
organisations.
Eli Lefterova is a qualified career
coach with a background in
talent management and campus
recruitment within banking and
financial services. Passionate about
helping individuals crystallise and
achieve their career objectives, Eli
co-leads on the design and delivery
of an innovative career development
offering for MBA students at LBS.
Anne Alaoui is a qualified and
experienced coach who supports
students towards clarity, insight and
action. She has a background in
financial services including in debt
capital markets at Deutsche Bank
and corporate finance at KPMG. Anne
co-leads on the design and delivery
of the career development offering
for MBA students at LBS.

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Our programmes
London Business School can boost your capabilities and potential at every
stage of your career.
Years of experience 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20+

Early Career
Masters in Management

Global Masters in Management

Masters in Analytics and Management
Masters in Financial Analysis

Mid Career
MBA
Masters in Finance (Full-time)
Masters in Finance (Part-time)

Leadership (Senior)
Executive MBA
EMBA-Global Americas & Europe
EMBA-Global Asia
LBS Sloan Masters

Executive Education
■ Range of work experience in class ■ Key target range of work experience ■ Average class work experience

Early Career Mid Career Leadership (Senior)

Masters in Management MBA Executive MBA

12–16 months | Full-time | London
For recent graduates with up to two years of
full-time postgraduate work experience who
want to kick-start a career in business.
Global Masters in Management
24 months | Full-time | London
and Shanghai
For recent graduates with up to two years
of full-time postgraduate work experience.
Strong interest in Asia and knowledge
of Mandarin highly recommended, but
not mandatory.
Masters in Analytics
and Management
12–16 months | Full-time | London
For recent graduates with up to two years
of postgraduate work experience who
are targeting a career in business and
data analytics.
15–21 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 (Full-time)
10–16 months | Full-time | London
For experienced financial professionals
wishing to advance their career or change
their area within finance.
Masters in Finance (Part-time)
22 months | Part-time | London
For experienced financial professionals
looking to further their career while
still working.
20 months | Part-time | London or Dubai
Designed for those who want to accelerate
their career into general management or move
beyond their technical or functional specialism.
EMBA-Global Americas
& Europe
20 months | Part-time | 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 | Part-time | Hong Kong,
London and New York
For dynamic, globally focused executives
and managers wishing to deepen their
understanding of western and eastern
business practices.

Masters in Financial Analysis LBS Sloan Masters in

12–16 months | Full-time | London Leadership and Strategy
For recent graduates with up to two years of 12 months | Full-time | London
full-time postgraduate work experience who Designed to prepare experienced senior
are looking to embark on a career in finance. managers for their next career challenge.

Find out more Masters Programmes Executive Education

+44 (0)20 7000 7500 +44 (0)20 7000 7390
masters@london.edu execinfo@london.edu

All admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice.

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