Women in Business Conference 2019
by Oliver Sloman, MBA2020 My name is Oliver, and I am an MBA 2020 student. I am writing this blog post to tell you about the upcoming 19th Annual Women […]
by Oliver Sloman, MBA2020 My name is Oliver, and I am an MBA 2020 student. I am writing this blog post to tell you about the upcoming 19th Annual Women […]
by Michelle Briffett, MBA 2019 I had just spent the last hour and fifteen minutes interviewing to enter my dream business school and was relieved to be nearing the end. […]
by Linden Selby, Senior Admissions Manager, Sloan & EMBA-Global I was thrilled to see a wonderful turnout for the LBS Sloan 2017 class’ Congregation, our graduation ceremony, with family, friends and staff- […]
by Arione McQueenie, Recruitment Manager, Leadership Programmes In a year that has seen the #Metoo movement, Times Up campaign and the deadline for gender pay gap reporting, it finally feels like women’s […]
by Kirsten Wells, Recruitment and Admissions Administrator, MiF On Friday 9 March, I was invited along with colleagues from the Global Outreach and Admissions teams to the London Business School Women […]
by Paige Morgan, Recruitment Coordinator, Early Careers As a Recruitment Coordinator for the Early Career programmes I get to attend a number of events and on Friday I had the […]
by Maria Panayiotou, Senior Recruitment and Admissions Manager, Executive MBA London Business School has been empowering women to achieve their professional and personal goals for 50 years. Diversity lies within the […]
by Chrispa Palaiologou, Recruitment Manager, MiF & MBA Historically, women have been under-represented in the financial industry, especially in more senior positions. When London Business School launched its first full-time […]
by Stephanie Kernwein Thrane, Admissions Director, Early Careers Diversity is good for business, this much we know. Studies have shown that companies which embrace diversity have better performance, both human […]
by Stephanie Kernwein Thrane, Admissions Director, Early Careers I once read that one of the reasons women should undertake an MBA programme was because the alleged “bro-ski” or fraternity culture […]