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BBA/Ibba 2017 Employment Report Global Reach. Innovative Programs. Diverse Perspectives. LEADING Career Development Centre Schulich School of Business BBA/iBBA 2017 Employment Report Natalia Lazarevic (iBBA ’17) Investment Banking Analyst Goldman Sachs New York Congratulations on graduating from the Schulich School of Business! With the rigourous education and training you have received, yours is a future of endless possibility and potential. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 Recruiting at Schulich 2 Compensation by Industry 3 Compensation by Function 3 Class of 2017 at a Glance 4 Companies Recruiting at Schulich 8 Meet the Career Development Centre Team Recruiting at Schulich “ We work to understand your needs and help you develop strategies to make sure you stand out in an increasingly competitive marketplace. The Career Development Centre is here to help you find the right fit with the right company or organization. In the past year we have gone through some restructuring to better align our core services to better service the career objectives of our students and newest graduates. The good news is Schulich graduates continue to thrive in today’s increasingly competitive job market due to diverse perspectives, innovative programs and global reach of Canada’s preeminent business school.” Robert Hines, JD Executive Director, Career Development Centre, Schulich School of Business CLASS OF 2017 CLASS OF 2017 EMPLOYMENT BY INDUStry GRADUATE EmpLOymENT AT A GLANCE of students were Financial Services (23%) hired within 3 months Accounting (21%) of graduation Retail (15%) 89% Technology/ Telecomm (14%) Consulting (7%) * Government / Not-for-Profit / Education (7%) Other (7%) CPG (6%) $55,121 Average salary (includes: base salary and other guaranteed compensation) CLASS OF 2017 * EMPLOYMENT BY FUNCTION $6,454 Average signing bonus Accounting /Audit (26%) $37,000 – $95,000 Finance (25%) Salary range Operations / General Management / HR (15%) Sales /Account Management (15%) * Consulting (8%) Marketing (7%) $52,000 Other (4%) Median salary *For those who reported. Schulich School of Business Career Development Centre BBA/iBBA Employment and Salary Report 2017 1 Compensation by Industry INDUSTRY SALARY ($) Average Minimum Maximum ACCOUNTING 45,658 45,000 55,000 CONSULTING 69,742 48,000 95,000 CPG 58,929 40,000 73,000 FINANCIAL SERVICES 59,000 45,000 95,000 GOVERNMENT / NOT-FOR-PROFIT/ EDUCATION 52,056 40,000 60,000 RETAIL 56,094 42,000 70,000 TECHNOLOGY / TELECOMM 56,045 37,000 89,000 OTHER INDUSTRIES 54,308 41,000 94,000 ANNUAL SALAry AVERAGE 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 $54,000 $54,000 $54,760 $52,000 $54,500 $54,000 $55,121 PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS SEEKING EMPLOYMENT WHO WERE HIRED 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 87% 89% 89% 87% 88% 88% 89% 2 Schulich School of Business Career Development Centre BBA/iBBA Employment and Salary Report 2017 Compensation by Function FUNCTION SALARY ($) Average Minimum Maximum ACCOUNTING /AUDIT 46,614 40,000 60,000 CONSULTING 68,668 40,000 95,000 MARKETING 54,786 48,000 73,000 FINANCE 58,205 37,000 95,000 OPERATIONS / GENERAL MANAGEMENT / HUMAN RESOURCES 58,445 40,000 94,000 SALES / ACCOUNT MANAGEMENT 55,514 41,000 80,000 OTHER 51,667 42,000 60,000 Class of 2017 at a Glance Average GPA 7.01 Male Students Female Students Average Class Size 25-55 Graduating Class Size (Oct. 2016 and Jun. 2017) 48% 52% 420 Schulich School of Business Career Development Centre BBA/iBBA Employment and Salary Report 2017 3 Companies Recruiting at Schulich 416 Automation Inc. B C City of Toronto B2B Bank CallEngine Inc. Clifton Blake Asset A Bank of America Merrill Lynch Cambridge Global Payments Management Ltd. AB InBev Bank of Montreal Canada Border Services Agency Coinsquare Accenture Canada BC Public Service Agency Canada Bread Company Limited ConnectCPA LLP Achievers BDC Canada Pension Plan Constellation Software Inc. ADLI Logistics BDO Canada LLP Investment Board Consulate General of the Republic Aerotek Bell Canada Canadian Cancer Society of Korea in Toronto AirGate Technologies Inc. Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP Canadian Tire Corporation, Cornerstone Capabilities Inc. Algoma Central Corporation Blue-Zone Limited Coty Alsco Inc. BMO Capital Markets CanFirst Capital Management CPG Connect Alta Corp Capital BMO Financial Group Capgemini Canada Crane Co. Alternate Photography Limited BNP Paribas Carpedia International Ltd. Crane Payment Innovations Amazon Bradel Logistics Inc. Central Local Health Integration CreditEase Amex Bank of Canada BroadGrain Commodities Inc. Network Crestview Strategy Annette Baseball Association Brofort Inc. CFIB-Canadian Federation of CrowdRiff Armstrong Partnership Ltd. Brookfield Financial Independent Business Askuity Inc. Brookfield Global Integrated Chartered Professional D Assante Wealth Management Solutions Accountants of Ontario Daimler South East Asia Pte LTD Assuris Brookfield Renewable Chubb Insurance Company Deloitte Canada Aviva Canada Inc. Buchanan Group of Canada Deloitte Consulting Avon Canada Business Sherpa Group CIBC DOXIM Axiom Group Inc. Cisco Systems Inc. DUCA Financial Services Credit Citibank Canada Union “ Schulich’s entrepreneurial environment inspired me to build my own venture while providing me with the necessary practical skills to break into today’s corporate world.” Ben Futoriansky (BBA ’16) Consulting Analyst, Accenture Co-Founder, DestaPlan 4 Schulich School of Business Career Development Centre BBA/iBBA Employment and Salary Report 2017 E Forge & Foster Investment HR Performance and Results Inc. J ecobee Management HSBC Jewish National Fund Canada Ecolab Foundation for Environmental HSBC Global Banking and Jk Economics Inc. eCycle Solutions Stewardship Markets JLL Canada Eight Capital Fusion Retail Analytics Huawei Technologies Canada Johnson & Johnson Inc. Eli Lilly Canada Inc. Hubdoc Jungle Media Elite Digital Inc. G Hult Foundation Empower MediaMarketing G A Paper International Inc. Hybrid Financial K Hyundai Canada Enterprise Holdings Inc. General Mills Canada Corporation Keilhauer Equitable Bank George Weston Limited Kensho Technologies EQWIP HUBs Glencore Canada Corporation I KEV Group Ergobaby Global Finance Fund Inc. IAMGOLD Corp KPMG Advisory Services Ernst & Young LLP Goldman Sachs IBM Canada Ltd. KPMG Canada Ethnicity Multicultural Marketing Goodyear Canada Inc. Image Optical Kruger Products L.P. + Advertising Government of Canada Index Exchange European Bank for Reconstruction Grant Thorton LLP Infrastructure Ontario L and Development Great Place to Work Canada Ingenico Group Labatt Breweries of Canada evoQ International Greenhill & Co. Innovation York Labelium Export Development Canada Greystone Managed Investments Inc. Insurance Institute of Canada LEVEL5 Strategy Group (EDC) GroupRaise.com Intact Financial Corporation LH Solar Inc. Guilfoyle Financial Intech Mechanical Contracting Liberty International Underwriters Interwork Technologies Inc. F (LIU) Investors Group Financeit H Linedata Services iPrice Group Fintros Hain-Celestial Canada, ULC LiveCA LLP Iristel Inc. Firm Capital Harvard Business Law Review L’Oréal Home Depot Canada “What I love most about Schulich is the diverse perspectives, the endless opportunities, and the strong, supportive community, all of which empower me to achieve my goals and dreams.” Ika Janiszewski iBBA Candidate ’19 Schulich School of Business Career Development Centre BBA/iBBA Employment and Salary Report 2017 5 Companies Recruiting at Schulich (continued) M MHI Canada Aerospace Inc. O PepsiCo Canada Main and Main MicroAgility Odette School of Business, Pfaff Audi Manulife Financial Corporation Microsoft Corporation The University of Windsor Pfizer Inc. Maple Leaf Foods Ministry of Finance Office of the Auditor General PLASP Child Care Services Marina Del Rey Professional Ministry of the Attorney General of Ontario Polar Asset Management Partners Centre MNP LLP Oglen Solutions PortfolioAid Mark Anthony Group Moen Inc. OMERS Ventures PR Exchange Group of Marsh & McLennan Companies Monitor Deloitte ON TARGET Real Estate Companies Inc. Mattamy Homes Ltd. Monteith Building Group Research Ltd. Precise ParkLink Mattel Inc. Mott MacDonald Ontario Bioscience Innovation Price Group Corp. Mavencare MPAC Municipal Property Organization Primus Group Mawer Investment Assessment Corporation Ontario Power Generation Procter & Gamble Inc. Management Ltd. Multi Packaging Solutions Limited Ontario Public Service Prosper Canada McKinsey & Company Munich RE Open Capital Advisors PwC Canada McMaster University Muttluks Inc. Optimus | SBR mediaINTELLIGENCE.ca Orange Gate Consulting Q Medical Eye Consultants N Origin Merchant Partners Quandl MedSleep National Bank Financial Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP Quantum Test Prep Meltwater Nestlé Canada Inc. Otera Capital Limited Partnership Questrade Mercedes-Benz Canada Inc. Newcomp Analytics Oxford Properties Group Metrolinx Nissan Canada Financial Services Inc. R MFS Investment Management Noble P Raymond James Canada Limited North Film Co. Palm Holdings RBC Capital Markets Novo Nordisk A/S Paradigm Quest Inc. RBC Financial Group Nudestix Inc. Pecaut Centre (LEAP) Reckitt Benckiser PenEquity Regional Municipality of York Reliance Home Comfort “The reason I chose Schulich was the breadth of specializations it offered. It gave me the opportunity to look at all my options before I chose the fields of study that were right for me.” Alexandria Zamora (BBA ’17) Global Management Trainee Labatt Breweries of Canada 6 Schulich School of Business Career Development Centre BBA/iBBA Employment and Salary Report 2017 RepRisk Philippines Inc.
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