Going To B-School This Fall? Here’s The One Event You Cannot Miss by: John A. Byrne on April 20, 2016 | 1,819 Views April 20, 2016 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit Our A-List MBA Careers Panel: Patricia Sheikh, head of global sales program operations at LinkedIn (top row from left), Chris Pritchard, managing director of J.P. Morgan’s healthcare investment banking group, Taylor Burroughs, treasurer for North America at AB InBev, Yael Taqqu, partner in McKinsey & Company’s high tech, media and telecom practice (bottom left). A Personal Invitation Jennifer Nason, Global Chairman of Investment Banking at J.P. Morgan will speak at our closing meet-up As the founder and editor-in-chief of Poets&Quants.com, I want to personally invite you to a really special and unique event in New York on May 5-6. You also may still be eligible for a discount off the $250 registration price, which includes two receptions, lunch and local NYC transportation, to our inaugural preMBA Networking Festival in New York on May 5-6. NYU Stern Dean Peter Henry It’s a chance to gain early access to build a relationship with an industry or a firm and its executives and partners–and to do so when you’re not stressing through the core curriculum that is the toughest part of every MBA program. What truly makes the event unique is that every attendee will be able to hear senior executives and partners of these leading companies in their New York offices so you can see and experience the organizational cultures of these firms. MBA career coach Angela Guido, a former BCG consultant Overall, we have an amazing lineup of participating companies in consulting, finance, high tech, consumer packaged goods, and healthcare. It’s really a Who’s Who of elite MBA recruiting: McKinsey, Bain, BCG, Deloitte, PwC, Accenture Strategy, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, J.P. Morgan/Chase, Citi, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, Amazon, LinkedIn, Facebook, PepsiCo, Pfizer, Anheuser-Busch InBev, and the Securities & Exchange Commission, among others. And there’s even a startup track that would allow you to meet and speak with early stage companies and their MBA founders, including Wharton MBA founded CommonBond and Harvard MBA founded Pymetrics. Comedian & author Paul Ollinger Our opening reception on May 5 at NYU’s Stern School will feature a panel of leading executives from each industry that recruits MBAs (see above photo and speakers), Peter Henry, dean of NYU’s Stern School of Business, Angela Guido, a Chicago Booth MBA and former BCG consultant who is a prominent MBA career coach, and comedian and author Paul Ollinger, whose recently published book You Should Totally Get An MBA is included in the price of admission. Our closing meet-up on May 6th on the 50th floor of J.P. Morgan’s headquarters building, offering sweeping views of New York, will feature Jennifer Nason, Global Chairman of Investment Banking at the firm. Both events will allow for lots of one-on-one networking with executives and partners from all of the presenting companies. What makes this event truly special? It’s not a conference! It’s an experience. Build connections with world class employers. Gain special attention from executives and partners at the leading MBA hirers. Have your choice of where to go. Choose a track in such fields as consulting, finance, or startups or zigzag across industries to meet McKinsey at one time, Goldman Sachs at another, Amazon at still another time, and PepsiCo before the end of the day. Experience the festival with your fellow MBA admits to your school and other leading MBA programs. I am looking forward to meeting you and congratulating you in person on your invite to a life-changing experience. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR THE EVENT: Discounts on registration may still be available by our final registration deadline of Thursday, April 28. Contact Heather Soderquist for more info and discounted admission. Really hope to see you there. Best, John John A. Byrne Founder & Editor-In-Chief Poets&Quants