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?
#Cassat50: Dr John Mitchell, 1988
Dr John Mitchell came to Cass to study for his PhD. Today he is Managing Director of LHS Business Control. We asked him about his time at the Business School. Why did you come to Cass? I had completed an MBA at Middlesex and had commenced a part-time PhD on the thesis of using risk…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Dr John Mitchell, 1988
#Cassat50: Juliet Valdinger, 2013
Juliet Valdinger studied MSc Grantmaking, Philanthropy and Social Investment, 2013. We chatted about her experiences for our continuing #Cassat50 series. Why did you come to Cass? My desire to get an MSc in Grantmaking, Philanthropy and Social Investment at Cass Business School came from fracturing my skull. Quite an unusual reason for most people (thankfully)….Continue Reading #Cassat50: Juliet Valdinger, 2013
#Cassat50: Danial Abbas, 2010
To celebrate #Cassat50 – 50 years of the Business School, we’ve been speaking to alumni about the impact Cass has had on their life. Danial Abbas studied BSc Investment and Financial Risk Management, graduating in 2010. Why did you come to Cass? Cass being very highly regarded in the FT rankings (it was then and…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Danial Abbas, 2010
#Cassat 50: Richard Storey, 1969
Richard Storey studied MBA Administrative Sciences (then known as an MSc) in the second ever intake, graduating in 1969 from what was then the City University Business School (CUBS). He’s recently retired. We caught up with him for our continuing #Cassat50 series. Why did you come to Cass? I was only 22 and had just…Continue Reading #Cassat 50: Richard Storey, 1969
#Cassat50: Anna Iozzino, 1994
Anna Iozzino studied MSc Business Studies at Cass, graduating in 1994. We caught up with her for the second in our new #Cassat50 series, celebrating alumni from the past 50 years of the Business School. Why did you come to Cass? I studied at Cass as exchange student within ERASMUS program. I wanted to specialise…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Anna Iozzino, 1994
#Cassat50: Steve Richards, 1976
Steve Richards studied BSc Management and Systems from 1973 to 1976. He’s been living in Australia for 36 years but hasn’t lost his Welsh accent. We caught up with him for the first in our #Cassat50 series. Why did you come to Cass? I wanted a generalist degree, I didn’t have any vocation in mind…Continue Reading #Cassat50: Steve Richards, 1976
The Career Mastery: What are your weaknesses?
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 are your weaknesses? Let me start by saying your…Continue Reading The Career Mastery: What are your weaknesses?
Entrepreneurship Made Easy
Martin Andersen studied MSc Real Estate Investment 2011, moved to Spain and now runs his own business, Easyoffer, which he founded with his brother. We caught up over the phone. Tell me about your time at Cass! It was an intense year! It was extremely full of learning and I met lots of good people….Continue Reading Entrepreneurship Made Easy
From Comparing Notes to Comparing Energy Prices
After feeling nostalgic about abandoning the energy trading knowledge she had gained from Cass Business School, Ugonwa Okolo made the decision to leave her position as partner at an insurance brokerage firm to pursue her dream. She is now the successful owner of Compareenergyprices.ng, an online marketplace for oil trading and supply. Read on to…Continue Reading From Comparing Notes to Comparing Energy Prices