Francois de Vinols and Koorosh Madani (both BSc Investment and Financial Risk Management, 2013) were best friends from day one at Cass, and have now returned, bringing their innovative coffee cup advertising concept, and using the revenue for the tricky recycling process. We spoke to them about it. Tell me about your time at Cass!…Continue Reading Saving the world, one coffee at a time
#Cassat50: Sasha Saenko, 2011 & 2012
Sasha studied BSc Management (2008-2011) and MSc Supply Chain, Trade & Finance (2011-2012), and is still involved with the Cass Consultancy Society, through which she mentors a current Cass student. She is a management consultant at PwC. We caught up for our continuing #Cassat50 series. Why did you come to Cass? I think the main…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Sasha Saenko, 2011 & 2012
The Sunny Side of Life
Michael Voice studied MSc Shipping, Trade and Finance, 2011 and is now Director of Business Development at Sundrop Farms Ltd. We chatted about setting up a society at Cass, getting into agriculture, and not waiting for that “perfect job”. Tell me about your time at Cass! It was good, I came in Fall 2010 and…Continue Reading The Sunny Side of Life
#Cassat50: Jeanette Cowley, 1982
Jeanette Cowley studied for her MBA at Cass, graduating in 1982, and is pictured with Steve, who she met at Leeds University in 1980 and married 32 years later. She is now the Managing Director of Go For Growth. We chatted for our continuing #Cassat50 series. Why did you come to Cass? I think, quite…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Jeanette Cowley, 1982
#Cassat50: Zaheed Nizar, 1999
Zaheed Nizar studied BSc Banking and International Finance, 1999 and is now the CEO of a family office who owns hotels and real estate. We met up for a chat for our continuing #Cassat50 series. Why did you come to Cass? CUBS (City University Business School, later changed to Cass) was actually a recommendation. My…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Zaheed Nizar, 1999
The Career Mastery: Why Should We Hire You? The Ultimate Answer Guide
Deniz Sasal (Executive MBA, 2013) currently works for PwC Consulting, and has started his own careers blog that will “share valuable insider information that most hiring managers wouldn’t share”. We have been allowed to publish extracts from the blog. You can read more on thecareermastery.com. How To Answer: Why Should We Hire You? Well, to…Continue Reading The Career Mastery: Why Should We Hire You? The Ultimate Answer Guide
Luxury & Romance
Julien Mazurek graduated with an MSc in Management in 2006 and he has recently launched his own luxury travel company, Kensington and Pearl, which is geared towards the honeymooners market. We spoke about studying at Cass, market research and the difficulty of getting funding. Tell me about your time at Cass! I did a one-year…Continue Reading Luxury & Romance
#Cassat50: Peter Johnson, 1968
Peter Johnson (MSc Administrative Sciences – now MBA Administrative Sciences, 1968) left the UK after studying at the Business School, and went on to career successes in Holland and Canada. We chatted about how his life evolved after studying with us for our continuing #Cassat50 series. Why did you come to Cass? My first degree…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Peter Johnson, 1968
#Cassat50: Tatiana Serganova, 2011
Tatiana Serganova studied BSc Business and International Finance, 2011, and now works for an advertising software start-up. We caught up with her for our continuing #Cassat50 series. Why did you come to Cass? I’m was an international student and I did a foundation programme in London – which is like A’ Levels but a programme…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Tatiana Serganova, 2011
The Career Mastery: Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
Deniz Sasal (Executive MBA, 2013) currently works for PwC Consulting, and has started his own careers blog that will “share valuable insider information that most hiring managers wouldn’t share”. We have been allowed to publish extracts from the blog. You can read more on thecareermastery.com. What a stupid question to ask… It really is… Interviewer:…Continue Reading The Career Mastery: Where do you see yourself in 5 years?