Candidate:

Mr. Global Energy Business

About Me:

I worked as in-house legal counsel for the N. American division of a global energy services company. The company is a general contractor for large solar and wind projects as well as large industrial manufacturing projects. I handled the drafting, reviewing, and negotiation of contracts and advised projects through project completion.

Schools:

Target School: Kenan-Flagler

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Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: College of Charleston

Undergrad Major: International Business

GPA: 3.82

GMAT: LSAT - 160

Age: 31, Ethnicity: White

Other Degree/Certification: Juris Doctor

School Name: University of Georgia School of Law

Extracurriculars:

Work History:

Title: Legal Counsel

Industry: Construction Management

Company: Global

Length of Employment: 4 yrs, 1 mos

Big Life Wins:

I led a $75 million engineering, procurement, construction (EPC) project for the construction of a specialized powder manufacturing facility. I was also lead legal counsel for an equipment supply division of our company as well.

Post MBA Goal:

I want to move to the owner side of the transaction to advise on all aspects of energy projects for the full project lifecycle rather than just the construction phase. I am learning about project financing and early development considerations because my desire is to be a strategic legal/business partner for the full energy project lifecycle.

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Hi Mr. Global Energy Business, Melisa here from Stratus Admissions. I think you are targeting an MBA for the right reason – with your int’l business and law degree – an MBA could help add the strategic element to your skill set. Curious if you are set on full time – or would consider part time programs? Only because it sounds like you are in an interesting role that could benefit from learning and working at the same time. UNC sounds like a good target for you – with a strong focus on sustainability. And with your JD, you could apply for a GMAT waiver. Are you considering R3? Because you didn’t list any here, I am wondering about your community involvement? Schools will like …

Hi Mr. Global Energy Business, Melisa here from Stratus Admissions. I think you are targeting an MBA for the right reason – with your int’l business and law degree – an MBA could help add the strategic element to your skill set. Curious if you are set on full time – or would consider part time programs? Only because it sounds like you are in an interesting role that could benefit from learning and working at the same time. UNC sounds like a good target for you – with a strong focus on sustainability. And with your JD, you could apply for a GMAT waiver. Are you considering R3? Because you didn’t list any here, I am wondering about your community involvement? Schools will like to see that you are a part of your greater community – this could be your work community, religious community, local community. Because admissions might not know what the owner side of a transaction may be – try not to use industry language. Is there a company you could use as an example? What type of role would you see yourself moving into post-MBA? This is important so that you can show admissions that you know the opportunities you are trying to move into. I never like to see a 1 school strategy. Other schools in the SE to consider are Georgetown, Emory and GA Tech. Wish you the best of luck and reach out if I can answer any questions.

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