Interista84 wrote:
Dear Jon,
Thank you very much for your reply. I do appreciate that you've spent some time on my evaluation.
You do really help people here.
That's also good to hear that i still have the chances to be admitted on TOP 20 MBA Schools.
Answering on you question about actual job activities:
Sales & marketing activities in Russia & CIS countries for such industry as Power Products (selling of electromechanical equipment to B2B and final customers/users as well)
Some success in 2,5 years> (when i enroll i'll have 4 years of exper.)
Development of new market of Azerbaijan. From "0"$ Revenue to "1,5" m$ yearly.
Constant growth in Russia. 20% every year.
Constant growth in Ukraine 25% every year.
Constat growth in Baltic countries 20% every year
My area when i've started on 2011 - 4,5m$, now 2013 (forecast) - 7,2 m€. These are only numerical tech data..
Main Activities: business developing, marketing analysis, sales (developing sales channels: OEM, Distributors, EPC, Industries, Utilities). Sales negotiations. Cost analysis. Business analysis. Competitor analysis. Technical/commercial proposals.
I do not lead team directly. We are a team of local sales units in the countries where do i sell, and the global focus factory marketing (me) who helps to promote, defines business strategy and coordinates.
Thank you one more time Jon
Wish you all the best..
Things look pretty good, still
. I mean you have good stories, the numbers on your achievements are concrete and solid, and as far as international experience goes, it can't be beat. So I'd say Top 20 is totally game for you. Top 5 will be tough, because maybe your job could be more "Fancy"... but the other schools should be in range. You might want to look into the Energy schools though - I must have made a bunch of posts on this, but basically Rice, Austin, Haas are fantastic choices, and for example, even if Rice isn't in top 20 their placement in Oil and Gas is mythic, so you might want to add it to your list too.
Good luck!