Make a successful career change

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Date: 3 April 2020
Time: 13:00-14:00 Paris time

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Changing careers comes with a range of professional and personal rewards but making the transition to a new role in a globally competitive market can be challenging and daunting. During this webinar, our expert speakers will share the key principles for making a successful career change; whether it is by function, sector, country or all three.

Understand how to leverage your existing skills and professional experience, as well as your learning environment on the MBA, to create the pathway to your new role.

This webinar will challenge you to think about your transition from a market-driven perspective, so you are able to better understand the drivers and expectations of potential recruiters around hiring MBAs and how you can overcome these.

Our insights will also include case studies of our own MBA clients and the strategies they used to successfully career change.

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About the speakers
Yasmina Mallam-Hassam and Sarmini Ghosh are experienced MBA career consultants and Co-Founders of Own Your Talent, a career management consultancy helping executives, experienced professionals and graduates harness their talent to achieve career success.
Yasmina is the former Director of HEC Paris Career Centre and also managed the careers team at Imperial College Business School.
Sarmini previously managed graduate recruitment at Olswang LLP before changing career to coaching and leading the flagship MBA Career and Professional Development programme at Imperial College Business School.

   

Did you graduate from an AMBA-accredited programme at Audencia?

This webinar is accessible to students or alumni of an AMBA-accredited programme at Audencia, i.e., Executive MBA, EuroMBA, Full-Time MBA or Master in Management (Grande Ecole Programme), but registration is required. Registering as an alum of an AMBA-accredited programme takes only a few minutes.
This event is free for AMBA members to attend but registration is required using the link above.