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16 Apr 2022, 14:08
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Hi guys, I am planning to apply to LBS for its MBA programme for 2023 intake.
I currently work as a strategy manager at a pharmaceutical firm based in London. The firm is based in London but has offices in the Middle East as well as India. I basically work with the CEO to raise capital, work with bankers, identify potential markets and perform market research. I have made pitch decks for investors as well as clients and have been a part of the global sales efforts as well.
I also interact with universities within U.K. for our demand for Human Resources (broad level skill and training requirements are discussed so that universities can incorporate them into their training programmes).
I previously worked as a consultant with a big4 in their front office consulting (treasury transformation and cost optimisation) team based out of Mumbai for over 3 years. I also performed well at a secondment where I had to manage an AUM and liquidity of around GBP 750 million for a telecommunications major in india and also received an LoR from the client during a 6 month stint while I was working with the Big4.
I also also worked with a Bulge bracket investment bank in their Mumbai office (Middle office role wherein i interacted with onshore teams from NY/LDN/HongKong etc to analyse derivative products sold by the bank) for around 10 months before my big4 job. I am a graduate in finance from NMIMS . I have been keen on wanting to apply to top European programmes but at unsure about any programme outside of LBS and INSEAD.
I would be really grateful if you can help me with this dilemma:
1. I am considering applying to LBS and INSEAD for my MBA this year, I wanted to know if my profile would be suitable or should I gather some more work experience before applying.
I have a total of 5 years of professional work experience.
2. My target is to work for internal strategy/leadership programmes with corporates/banks post MBA.
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Age : 26
Undergraduate CGPA: 3.05/4
Targeted GMAT score: 750 and above
Additional Certifications: Cleared FRM Level 1
Any feedback is highly appreciated
Regards,
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I currently work as a strategy manager at a pharmaceutical firm based in London. The firm is based in London but has offices in the Middle East as well as India. I basically work with the CEO to raise capital, work with bankers, identify potential markets and perform market research. I have made pitch decks for investors as well as clients and have been a part of the global sales efforts as well.
I also interact with universities within U.K. for our demand for Human Resources (broad level skill and training requirements are discussed so that universities can incorporate them into their training programmes).
I previously worked as a consultant with a big4 in their front office consulting (treasury transformation and cost optimisation) team based out of Mumbai for over 3 years. I also performed well at a secondment where I had to manage an AUM and liquidity of around GBP 750 million for a telecommunications major in india and also received an LoR from the client during a 6 month stint while I was working with the Big4.
I also also worked with a Bulge bracket investment bank in their Mumbai office (Middle office role wherein i interacted with onshore teams from NY/LDN/HongKong etc to analyse derivative products sold by the bank) for around 10 months before my big4 job. I am a graduate in finance from NMIMS . I have been keen on wanting to apply to top European programmes but at unsure about any programme outside of LBS and INSEAD.
I would be really grateful if you can help me with this dilemma:
1. I am considering applying to LBS and INSEAD for my MBA this year, I wanted to know if my profile would be suitable or should I gather some more work experience before applying.
I have a total of 5 years of professional work experience.
2. My target is to work for internal strategy/leadership programmes with corporates/banks post MBA.
Stats
Age : 26
Undergraduate CGPA: 3.05/4
Targeted GMAT score: 750 and above
Additional Certifications: Cleared FRM Level 1
Any feedback is highly appreciated
Regards,
Posted from my mobile device
17 Apr 2022, 09:52
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Iamintellman:
Responding to your two points:
1. I am considering applying to LBS and INSEAD for my MBA this year, I wanted to know if my profile would be suitable or should I gather some more work experience before applying. I have a total of 5 years of professional work experience.
A: Five years of work experience is well within the appropriate range. Why are you concerned? I do not believe more experience will necessarily improve your chances unless you anticipate having major accomplishments over the next year or so that will boost the strength of your resume.
2. My target is to work for internal strategy/leadership programmes with corporates/banks post MBA.
A: That is a great goal. I see no reason why you should not talk about that ambition and why that can't work in your favor. You should be very specific about why those programs appeal to you and how they will help you advance to your long-term goal, however you define it. Rotational programs are structured as short-term engagements and, by function, stepping stones to a more permanent, functional position in an organization/company.
If you would like to discuss further and think having a strategist by your side would be helpful, please sign up for a free consultation:
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
Responding to your two points:
1. I am considering applying to LBS and INSEAD for my MBA this year, I wanted to know if my profile would be suitable or should I gather some more work experience before applying. I have a total of 5 years of professional work experience.
A: Five years of work experience is well within the appropriate range. Why are you concerned? I do not believe more experience will necessarily improve your chances unless you anticipate having major accomplishments over the next year or so that will boost the strength of your resume.
2. My target is to work for internal strategy/leadership programmes with corporates/banks post MBA.
A: That is a great goal. I see no reason why you should not talk about that ambition and why that can't work in your favor. You should be very specific about why those programs appeal to you and how they will help you advance to your long-term goal, however you define it. Rotational programs are structured as short-term engagements and, by function, stepping stones to a more permanent, functional position in an organization/company.
If you would like to discuss further and think having a strategist by your side would be helpful, please sign up for a free consultation:
https://admissionado.com/free-consultation/
18 Apr 2022, 05:39
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Iamintellman
Hi guys, I am planning to apply to LBS for its MBA programme for 2023 intake.
I currently work as a strategy manager at a pharmaceutical firm based in London. The firm is based in London but has offices in the Middle East as well as India. I basically work with the CEO to raise capital, work with bankers, identify potential markets and perform market research. I have made pitch decks for investors as well as clients and have been a part of the global sales efforts as well.
I also interact with universities within U.K. for our demand for Human Resources (broad level skill and training requirements are discussed so that universities can incorporate them into their training programmes).
I previously worked as a consultant with a big4 in their front office consulting (treasury transformation and cost optimisation) team based out of Mumbai for over 3 years. I also performed well at a secondment where I had to manage an AUM and liquidity of around GBP 750 million for a telecommunications major in india and also received an LoR from the client during a 6 month stint while I was working with the Big4.
I also also worked with a Bulge bracket investment bank in their Mumbai office (Middle office role wherein i interacted with onshore teams from NY/LDN/HongKong etc to analyse derivative products sold by the bank) for around 10 months before my big4 job. I am a graduate in finance from NMIMS . I have been keen on wanting to apply to top European programmes but at unsure about any programme outside of LBS and INSEAD.
I would be really grateful if you can help me with this dilemma:
1. I am considering applying to LBS and INSEAD for my MBA this year, I wanted to know if my profile would be suitable or should I gather some more work experience before applying.
I have a total of 5 years of professional work experience.
2. My target is to work for internal strategy/leadership programmes with corporates/banks post MBA.
Stats
Age : 26
Undergraduate CGPA: 3.05/4
Targeted GMAT score: 750 and above
Additional Certifications: Cleared FRM Level 1
Any feedback is highly appreciated
Regards,
Posted from my mobile device
I currently work as a strategy manager at a pharmaceutical firm based in London. The firm is based in London but has offices in the Middle East as well as India. I basically work with the CEO to raise capital, work with bankers, identify potential markets and perform market research. I have made pitch decks for investors as well as clients and have been a part of the global sales efforts as well.
I also interact with universities within U.K. for our demand for Human Resources (broad level skill and training requirements are discussed so that universities can incorporate them into their training programmes).
I previously worked as a consultant with a big4 in their front office consulting (treasury transformation and cost optimisation) team based out of Mumbai for over 3 years. I also performed well at a secondment where I had to manage an AUM and liquidity of around GBP 750 million for a telecommunications major in india and also received an LoR from the client during a 6 month stint while I was working with the Big4.
I also also worked with a Bulge bracket investment bank in their Mumbai office (Middle office role wherein i interacted with onshore teams from NY/LDN/HongKong etc to analyse derivative products sold by the bank) for around 10 months before my big4 job. I am a graduate in finance from NMIMS . I have been keen on wanting to apply to top European programmes but at unsure about any programme outside of LBS and INSEAD.
I would be really grateful if you can help me with this dilemma:
1. I am considering applying to LBS and INSEAD for my MBA this year, I wanted to know if my profile would be suitable or should I gather some more work experience before applying.
I have a total of 5 years of professional work experience.
2. My target is to work for internal strategy/leadership programmes with corporates/banks post MBA.
Stats
Age : 26
Undergraduate CGPA: 3.05/4
Targeted GMAT score: 750 and above
Additional Certifications: Cleared FRM Level 1
Any feedback is highly appreciated
Regards,
Posted from my mobile device
Hello Iamintellman,
5 years of experience is absolutely fine and you needn't worry about adding more to this. Of course, your essays will need to reflect your career progression and achievements in a compelling manner. Your goals and target GMAT score also look fine. It all depends now on you achieving your target score and putting forth a strong set of essays.
Should you feel the need for a detailed profile evaluation, please feel free to reach out to us.
Thanks.
