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MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance @MBACSEA MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance @MBACSEA Welcome Welcome to Rotterdam! On behalf of the MBA CSEA Board of Directors and the 2018 European Con- ference Committee, welcome to Rotterdam! I hope you are as excited as I am about “Expanding Your Palette,” focused on “An Exploration of Recruit- ment and Collaboration Through Design.” Collaboration and innovation are critical to our success, so this conference presents best practices and resources to help us grow and evolve in these changing times. Our co-chairs, Cecilia Fri- grams ever. Thanks to them, we can all expect to have etsch of Stockholm School a fun, educational and memorable conference filled of Economics, Ana Herranz of IE and with new friends, new ideas and new discoveries. Jelda Veninga of TIAS School for Business & Society, I look forward to getting to know all of you at have done an excellent job with their hard-working the event! committee of putting together one of our best pro- Jamie Belinne, President, MBA CSEA

Welcome to our 2018 European Conference! It’s only fitting that we are in Rotterdam – a city known for its architecture and innovation – as we explore how design can change the way we think and learn. I’m looking forward to spending the next few days with all of you in this fabulous city as we connect with colleagues, meet new people, share innovations and solve common challenges. The team behind the design and much-deserved message of appreciation. I also of this event has been a encourage you to talk with them or me about how you tremendous pleasure to work with for the past year! can get more involved with MBA CSEA’s programming Thanks especially to our conference co-chairs, and initiatives! Cecilia Frietsch, Ana Herranz and Jelda Veninga, for And, don’t forget to stop by the Exhibit Hall to learn their leadership and hard work. As you enjoy the about the most innovative products and services conference, please be sure to stop all of our confer- available to help your work become more productive! ence committee members to give them a sincere Megan Hendricks, Executive Director, MBA CSEA

2 | MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance Table of Contents Mission 2 Welcome Founded in 1994, the MBA Career Services & 5 Schedule at a Glance Employer Alliance is the premier provider of 6 Program education, information and expertise for the 16 Gala Information 18 Get to Know Rotterdam support and development of individuals in the 19 Sponsors MBA career management and employment 20 Exhibitors professions. 22 Board of Directors 23 Conference Committee Vision Our vision is to be the foremost resource and expert in global MBA career services and global MBA employment

Cecilia Frietsch, Ana Herranz and Jelda Veninga

Welcome to Rotterdam! We would like to personally welcome each of you to the MBA CSEA 2018 European Conference! It is an exciting time as we continue to learn and adapt, remaining always professional and open to new ideas. In addition, a special welcome to Rotterdam, a city in which extraordinary architecture inspired us to develop a theme around the hot topic: Design Thinking. With a fantastic group of volunteers who put a had discovering Rotterdam (on the bike!) and during tremendous amount of time and effort into this the gala dinner. conference, we have developed a program for you Before we close, we would like to thank each of with innovative speakers and new theories. Fur- you for attending the conference and bringing your thermore, we will bring you together for interactive expertise to this gathering. We hope that escaping breakout sessions with a practical focus, to ensure your busy lives, you will have time during this con- you remain at the cutting edge of knowledge and ference to reflect, get inspired and stay engaged. trends. Besides the program, we hope you will meet Together, we can shape the future of career develop- interesting vendors and spend time networking ment and recruitment! amongst other careers and recruiting professionals. Moreover, we hope you will have as much fun as we Cecilia Frietsch, Ana Herranz and Jelda Veninga

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4 | MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance Schedule Wednesday, 18 April Tuesday,17 April Monday, 16April Sunday, 15 April at aGlance 19:00-20:30 18:00-19:00 15:30-16:00 17:00-19:00 Registration 14.30-15.30 10:00-11:00 Keynote 10:30-11:00 13:00-14:15 Lunch 14:15-15:30 11:45-13:00 15:30-16:15 Lunch 13:15-14.30 8:30-10:00 16:00-17:15 9:30-10:00 9:00-16:00 12.00-13.15 10:00-11:15 11:00-12:15 11:15-12:00 11:00-11:45 16:15-17:15 9:15-10:30 8:00-16:15 8:00-9:30 Registration 20:30 18:15

Concurrent Sessions (C)Concurrent Sessions repeat Break Coffee (C)Concurrent Sessions tripBoat andGala Dinner SpeakerKeynote Break Coffee Employer Panel (B) repeat Concurrent Sessions Break Coffee (B) Concurrent Sessions Employment Statistics MBA/Masters Reporting for Standards Hall Open Exhibit Session Plenary Break Coffee repeat (A) Concurrent Sessions (A) Concurrent Sessions Break Coffee Opening &WelcomeConference Hall Open Exhibit Dinner onyour own Opening Reception New Member Welcome

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9:00 – 16:00  EXHIBIT HALL OPEN Program ▶▶Loft 1/NHow 2 8:00 – 9:30  REGISTRATION ▶▶Lobby 9:30 – 10:00 CONFERENCE OPENING & WELCOME Jamie Belinne, Bauer College of Business, University of Houston and President, MBA CSEA; CONFERENCE CO-CHAIRS: Cecilia Frietsch, Stockholm School of Business; Ana Herranz, IE Business School; Jelda Veninga, TIAS School for Business & Society ▶▶Loft 2 & 3 10:00 – 11:00 KEYNOTE—Applying Design Thinking to the Student Job Search and Recruitment Process Sponsored by MBA-Exchange.com Design is often thought of as an object or end-result derived from the mind of a creative genius. Enter Design Thinking, which debunks this notion by espousing that KEYNOTE SPEAKER: design is a process (not an end-result), and that anyone Paolo Lorenzoni (not necessarily a creative genius) can apply it to address Paolo Lorenzoni is a Senior Direc- deep-rooted human needs. tor at IDEO. He’s passionate about Paolo Lorenzoni’s talk will introduce how career services using design thinking to inform professionals and corporate recruiters can apply Design business decision-making and Thinking to surface the latent and unspoken needs of shape strategy. He’s specifically students, and in doing so, deliver career services and curious about how approaches recruiting in new ways. The session will explore the design commonly adopted by start-ups might inform value creation thinker’s toolkit, such as: observation techniques to spot for other businesses, developing expertise in topics such friction and workarounds, brainstorming behaviors to as new venture creation, business model innovation, and surface hypotheses and concepts, rapid prototyping to service design. Beyond IDEO, Paolo’s experience has been quickly test and gather feedback, and more. varied and highly cross-functional, spanning strategy at The Boston Consulting Group, product at Food Genius (a start-up Paolo Lorenzoni, MBA, Sr. Director IDEO acquired by US Foods), and operations as a General Manager ▶▶Loft 2 & 3 at Uber. Paolo has served as Adjunct Faculty at the Illinois In- stitute of Technology and guest lectured at leading business schools such as Kellogg, Booth, and Rotman. Paolo holds an 11:00 – 11:45 COFFEE BREAK MBA from the Kellogg School of Management at Northwest- ▶▶Loft 1/Nhow 2 ern University and a BBA from York University (Canada).

2018 European Conference | 7 11:45 – 13:00 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (A) Building a Career Initiative from Scratch: Implementation, Frontlines & Analytics Bringing prior experience from business school career centers and the private sector, a team was hired to build a comprehensive career management and student success center for the first time at Ohio University. This included the

Program development and implementation of the student, alumni, and employer strategies needed to deliver the outcomes expected from college leadership. The team exceeded expectations by increasing event attendance (65%), coaching appointments (602%), unique employer contacts (240), and post-graduation survey response rates (98%). Key lessons learned that can be applied to any type of institution or situation will be shared about overcoming barriers, securing resources, and building the trust needed to implement innovative programming and a cutting-edge stakeholder strategy. Jennifer Murphy, Assistant Dean of Career Managment & Student Success, Ohio University College of Business ▶▶Nhow 3 How Companies Define Their Compensation and Benefits Strategy Mercer supports many organizations in defining their strategy around their compensation and benefits policies. Based on market insights, organizational strategy, and market dynamics, they support their clients in designing structures that facilitate the attraction and retention of the talents they need for the achievement of their business objectives. During this interactive workshop, we will share insights in the trends and developments that we see in the market, key compensation components, as well as criteria that organizations consider to define their Employment Value Proposition. Bring all your questions about compensation and benefits, and get ready to take part! Catherine Chassanite, Careers Consultant, ; Marco Bouma, Talent Consultant, Mercer ▶▶Nhow 4 How to Recruit and Support MBA and Specialised Masters Students Most business schools have introduced Specialised Masters programs along with their MBA programs. How can career services position their support for these programs? How can we differentiate (or not) between both programs internally— towards students, and towards companies? In an interactive workshop, we will focus on sharing best practices, concerns, questions and ideas: CAREER SERVICES: When different is the same, or different is not compatible: differentiation vs. inclusion. EMPLOYERS: Which candidates fit for which roles? Anna Riepe, Career Advisor, Vlerick Business School; Sarah Ranchev-Hale, Assistant Director, Careers and Professional Development Service, Imperial College Business School ▶▶Nhow 5 13:00 – 14:15 LUNCH Sponsored by GradLeaders 14:15 – 15:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (A) Building a Career Initiative from Scratch: Implementation, Frontlines & Analytics Bringing prior experience from business school career centers and the private sector, a team was hired to build a Program comprehensive career management and student success center for the first time at Ohio University. This included the development and implementation of the student, alumni, and employer strategies needed to deliver the outcomes expected from college leadership. The team exceeded expectations by increasing event attendance (65%), coaching appointments (602%), unique employer contacts (240), and post-graduation survey response rates (98%). Key lessons learned that can be applied to any type of institution or situation will be shared about overcoming barriers, securing resources, and building the trust needed to implement innovative programming and a cutting-edge stakeholder strategy. Jennifer Murphy, Assistant Dean of Career Managment & Student Success, Ohio University College of Business ▶▶Nhow 3 How Companies Define Their Compensation and Benefits Strategy Mercer supports many organizations in defining their strategy around their compensation and benefits policies. Based on market insights, organizational strategy, and market dynamics, they support their clients in designing structures that facilitate the attraction and retention of the talents they need for the achievement of their business objectives. During this interactive workshop, we will share insights in the trends and developments that we see in the market, key compensation components, as well as criteria that organizations consider to define their Employment Value Proposition. Bring all your questions about compensation and benefits, and get ready to take part! Catherine Chassanite, Careers Consultant, Audencia Business School; Marco Bouma, Talent Consultant, Mercer ▶▶Nhow 4 How to Recruit and Support MBA and Specialised Masters Students Most business schools have introduced Specialised Masters programs along with their MBA programs. How can career services position their support for these programs? How can we differentiate (or not) between both programs internally—towards students, and towards companies? In an interactive workshop, we will focus on sharing best practices, concerns, questions and ideas: CAREER SERVICES: When different is the same, or different is not compatible: differentiation vs. inclusion. EMPLOYERS: Which candidates fit for which roles? Anna Riepe, Career Advisor, Vlerick Business School; Sarah Ranchev-Hale, Assistant Director, Careers and Professional Development Service, Imperial College Business School ▶▶Nhow 5 15:30 – 16:00 COFFEE BREAK ▶▶Loft 1/Nhow 2 16:00 – 17:15 PLENARY SESSION—Empathic Questioning, Design Thinking, and Graduate Business Recruitment The secret to effective design thinking is the “front-end” problem-framing process requiring an advanced questioning competency that fosters empathy and trust, and a Western social cognitive approach to mindfulness that embraces limitless possibilities. This session will focus on the information-gathering stages of the design thinking process and introduce “empathic questioning” to help career service professionals enhance student support, graduate students develop effective job search strategies, and employers maximise the success of their recruitment efforts. This hands-on session will open your eyes to the power of design thinking and provide you with a new approach to asking questions that will enhance your recruitment outcomes. Dr. David Steinberg, Reykjavik Sky Consulting, Guest Lecturer at Strathclyde Business School and ▶▶Loft 2 & 3

2018 European Conference | 9 TUESDAY—17 APRIL 8:00 – 16:15 EXHIBIT HALL OPEN Program ▶▶Loft 1/Nhow 2 8:30 – 10:00 STANDARDS FOR REPORTING MBA/MASTERS EMPLOYMENT STATISTICS MBA CSEA manages the only globally-accepted set of Standards by which business schools collect and analyze Full-time MBA, Part-time MBA and Specialty Masters employment data. Join us for an in-depth and interactive discussion about the Standards, including how they can be used to help your school ensure your data is consistent, reliable and comparable. This session will cover all sets of Standards, including the newly launched Standards for Part-time MBA and Specialty Masters programs. Jamie Belinne, University of Houston Bauer College of Business and Derek Walker, MBA CSEA ▶▶Nhow 3 10:00 – 11:15 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (B) GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation): What You Need To Know! On 25 May 2018, the European privacy regulation will be introduced for all countries in the EER: the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). This entails more extensive and stricter rules, which all organizations must comply with. These rules cover, among other things, the processing of student personal data, C.V.’s, photographs and other personal data that is registered, published, spread and stored. Failure to comply with those rules on time will risk (high) fines. Ruby Nefkens talks about the most important changes that the new law entails - what to look out for and, above all, what you have to do. Marcel Kalis, Head of Career Services Degree Programs, ESMT - Berlin; Ruby Nefkens, Lawyer, Van der Steenhoven advocaten N.V. in Amsterdam ▶▶Nhow 3 How Technology Can Improve Engagement With On-Demand-Everything Students Technology and the digital revolution are rapidly transforming business models and stakeholder management. Career Services and recruiting are no exception to this trend. All of us work with the Millennial generation who favours on- demand online video content and expect active sharing and hyper-personalization. To make the most of this challenge, we seized the opportunity to revisit the way we engage with our students and to leverage their appetite for peer-to-peer influencing and crowd-contributing. We want our students to understand the value of partnering with us for optimal preparation, practice and fit with the career transition they want to make. By embracing tech ourselves through co- creation with students, we can enhance our visibility and credibility and impact our positioning as a key partner to their success. Agnès Cosnier-Loigerot, Director, Europe Campus, Career Development Centre, INSEAD; Michael Scott, Assistant Director, INSEAD ▶▶Nhow 4 Directors Round Table Career Services directors discuss the hot topics that keep them awake at night and gain insight, advice and support from their peers. This session is attended by Career Center Directors/Leaders only. ▶▶Nhow 5 11:15 – 12:00 COFFEE BREAK ▶▶Loft 1/Nhow 2

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Program 14:30 – 15:30 EMPLOYER PANEL—Trends in Recruitment We all know MBA and MSc students are facing new recruitment methods in their hiring process, such as online video interviewing, selections games, and sustainability as a mindset. On the other hand, in line with design thinking, the candidate experience is a differentiator, and candidates are more seen as consumers. In this interactive panel, recruitment experts will share their experiences with these new candidate/customer journeys. What will their ideal candidate profile look like? What is an important factor in screening online video interviews? What kind of questions do they ask if they want to know about the work ethics of their future employees? How can we best prepare candidates for a selection game? And much more… The session will be followed by an opportunity for Q&A. Eleonora Valenti, Internship Program Manager, Nike; Amanda Johnson, Sourcing & University Recruiting Manager at Uber; Arianne Bijma, Global Manager Talent Programs and University Relations, ASML; Ruud Tuithof, Commercial Director, Adversitement; Volkert Engelsman, CEO, Eosta ▶▶Loft 2 & 3 15:30 – 16:15 COFFEE BREAK ▶▶Loft 1/Nhow 2 16:15 – 17:15 KEYNOTE—The Ten Principles Behind Great Customer Experiences Sponsored by Symplicity Our customers are powerful. They have a louder voice than ever, a wealth of choice, and their expectations continue to rise. Designing the right customer experience has never been more important, whatever business we’re in – whether it be career services or recruiting. But how exactly do we do that? Matt Watkinson’s talk will introduce ten universal principles we can all apply to make noticeable improvements when designing our customer KEYNOTE SPEAKER: experience, whatever our role, and whoever the Matt Watkinson customer. Informative, entertaining and full of off-beat, Matt is an internationally real-world examples, the talk will leave you inspired to renowned author, speaker make a difference to your customers’ lives - whether and consultant on customer students or candidates - and armed with the practical experience. He won the CMI’s tools to do it. Management Book of the Year for Matt Watkinson, Co-founder, Matt Watkinson & his first book, The Ten Principles Friends, Senior Visiting Fellow, Cass Business School Behind Great Customer Experiences, considered by many to be the definitive book on the subject. He has been cited and ▶▶Loft 2 & 3 interviewed by the world’s leading research firms, and as a speaker he has addressed industry leaders worldwide. He 18:15 BOAT TRIP & GALA DINNER is also a Senior Visiting Fellow at Cass Business School and sits on the board of two companies. Matt’s second book, Sponsored by VMock The Grid: The Decision-making Tool for Every Business (In- ▶▶Euromast cluding Yours), was published by Random House in August 2017 to critical acclaim.

12 | MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance WEDNESDAY—18 APRIL 9:15 – 10:30 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (C) Program VENDOR SESSION 1: Case interviews—Innovative Approaches to Support Students Are you wondering how you can help your students prepare for case interviews despite shrinking means & resources? Good news: you can help (a lot!), even if you have never done a case interview before. Come find out how in our 3-for-1 workshop where you will learn: (1) About IESE’s creative approach, (2) How you can coach students to build their own preparation plans, (3) Two to three very specific, fun skills with great impact in case interview methods to solve your problem! Patrik Wallen, MBA Career Services Director IESE; Kenton Kivestu, Founder RocketBlocks; Nicolas Constantinesco, Founder Promeo ▶▶Loft 2 VENDOR SESSION 2: Montessori and MBAs What can career services learn from Montessori’s educational approach, and how can we apply its techniques to better help our MBA and Masters students help themselves? This interactive session will present each of Montessori’s guiding principles and invite attendees to reflect as a group on how we could rethink how we engage and support our students. In a very Montessori style, the session is all about practice and concrete actionable results. Catherine Chassanite, Careers Consultant at Audencia Business School in France; Bilal Ojjeh, Founder/CEO, MBA-Exchange.com ▶▶Loft 1 How To Use Design Thinking To Improve Career Service Activities For MBA Students This workshop will share with attendees how we used the design thinking method to improve our career service activities for MBA students. We conducted a 2-day workshop on Design Thinking as part of the MBA curriculum where students learned Design Thinking through experiencing it, by exploring its key components, and working on a real challenge on how to improve Careers Services. This session will also explain what needs to be considered in running such a design thinking workshop, what makes it a successful workshop, and what the outcomes of the workshop were. Dr. Christine Menges, Director Career Development, WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management; Hardy Kuhn, Senior Executive at SAP ▶▶Loft 3 10:30 11:00 COFFEE BREAK ▶▶Loft 1/Nhow 2

2018 European Conference | 13 11:00 – 12:15 CONCURRENT SESSIONS (C) VENDOR SESSION 1: Case interviews—Innovative Approaches To Support Students Are you wondering how you can help your students prepare for case interviews despite shrinking means & resources? Good news: you can help (a lot!), even if you have never done a case interview before. Come find out how in our 3-for-1 Program workshop where you will learn: (1) About IESE’s creative approach, (2) How you can coach students to build their own preparation plans, (3) Two to three very specific, fun skills with great impact in case interview methods to solve your problem! Patrik Wallen, MBA Career Services Director IESE; Kenton Kivestu, Founder RocketBlocks; Nicolas Constantinesco, Founder Promeo ▶▶Loft 2 VENDOR SESSION 2: Montessori and MBAs What can career services learn from Montessori’s educational approach, and how can we apply its techniques to better help our MBA and Masters students help themselves? This interactive session will present each of Montessori’s guiding principles and invite attendees to reflect as a group on how we could rethink how we engage and support our students. In a very Montessori style, the session is all about practice and concrete actionable results. Catherine Chassanite, Careers Consultant at Audencia Business School in France; Bilal Ojjeh, Founder/CEO, MBA-Exchange.com ▶▶Loft 1 How To Use Design Thinking To Improve Career Service Activities For MBA Students This workshop will share with attendees how we used the design thinking method to improve our career service activities for MBA students. We conducted a 2-day workshop on Design Thinking as part of the MBA curriculum where students learned Design Thinking through experiencing it, by exploring its key components, and working on a real challenge on how to improve Careers Services. This session will also explain what needs to be considered in running such a design thinking workshop, what makes it a successful workshop, and what the outcomes of the workshop were. Dr. Christine Menges, Director Career Development, WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management; Hardy Kuhn, Senior Executive at SAP ▶▶Loft 3

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Rotterdam is a large, modern, and industrial city with the harbour as its beating heart. The best way to experience the city is from the water, in a luxurious boat. On Tuesday, 17th April, we will depart from the Nhow hotel dock for a boat tour through the heart of Rotterdam. During a 90-minute trip, we will enjoy a ride along one of the largest harbours in the world and take in the impressive skyline. After disembarking from the cruise, we will enjoy dinner Boat Tour & Gala Dinner schedule at the Euromast – the tallest building in Rotterdam. This 18:15. Depart from the NHOW hotel dock for a boat offers a fantastic 360-degree view of the city and her tour through the heart of Rotterdam architecture. The observation platform and the restau- 19:45. Disembark at the Euromast dock rant are found 100 metres above the ground. The meal will then be followed by after dinner entertainment, 20:00. Gala Dinner at the Euromast music and dancing! 22:00. Dancing until midnight Buses depart back to the hotel at 22.30, 23:00, and midnight.

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Exhibitors MBA CSEA MBA CSEA Board of Directors

Jamie Belinne Bauer College of Business, University of Houston President Mark Brostoff USC Marshall Research & Trends Committee Liaison, Asian Conference Committee Shannon Caldwell Terry College of Business, University of Georgia Part-time MBA Standards Committee Catherine Chassanite Audencia Business School European Conference Liaison Rebecca Cook Kelley School of Business, Indiana University Vice President, Global Conference Liaison, Finance Committee Sean Ferguson Asia School of Business Asian Conference Liaison and Co-Chair Karen Fox Vanguard Professional Development Committee Co-Chair Jean Gekler Univeristy of Washington Foster School Professional Development Committee, Regional Forums Chair Danielle Grassia MIT Sloan Membership Committee Co-Chair Megan Hendricks MBA CSEA Executive Director Cheri Hurtubise Liberty Mutual Insurance Membership Committee Co-Chair Marcel Kalis EFMD Berlin European Conference Committee Jeff McNish Darden School of Business, University of Virginia Secretary, Standards Committee Chair Amit Puri McKesson Treasurer, Finance Committee Chair Beth Ursin Willamette University Part-time MBA Standards Committee Chair, Awards Committee Stacy Whitman Dell Global Conference Committee, Austin Regional Forum Committee

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Conference Committee Committee

Ana Herranz Jelda Veninga Cecilia Frietsch IE Business School TIAS School for Stockholm School of Economics Conference Co-Chair Business & Society Conference Co-Chair Conference Co-Chair

Marta Melo Lisbon MBA Local Arrangements Chair Marcel Kalis ESMT Berlin Local Arrangements Rima Gilbert NEOMA Business School Marketing Chair Bethan Briggs Cambridge Judge Business School Marketing Ewan Henry Nottingham University Business School Marketing Sue Hochman Rice University, Jones Graduate School of Business Marketing Sarah Juillet Cass Business School Programming Chair Irene Aitkenhead Strathclyde Business School Programming Michele Asbury London Business School Programming Neil Courtis Sensible Media Programming Dr. Christine Menges WHU-Otto Beisheim School of Management Programming Laurent Moser ICRC Programming Anna Riepe Vlerick Business School Programming Lorena Martinez IE Sponsors & Exhibitors Chair Catherine Chassanite Audencia Business School Board Liaison Megan Hendricks MBA CSEA Executive Director Lisa Keeler MBA CSEA Administrative Assistant

2018 European Conference | 23 MBA CSEA is a global network that provides the tools, relationships and services that lead to ongoing success for MBA/Masters career services and recruitment programs. Working together, employers and schools collaborate to support each other’s success. Education & Events • Annual conferences in Europe, Asia & the United States • Regional forums • Monthly webinars • On-demand professional development • HRCI and SHRM credit Networking & Community • Online community Connect with us! • Member directory • Organization profiles #CSEARotterdam • Document Library • Resource Groups MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance • Job Board @MBACSEA Data, Trends & Research MBA Career Services & Employer Alliance • Employment Trends Research @MBACSEA • Career Service Benchmarking Surveys • Recruiting Benchmarking Surveys • GMAC Corporate Recruiters Survey More info! • Standards for Reporting MBA Employment Statistics www.mbacsea.org • Employment Data System [email protected]