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2021 IBD Program.Pdf International Business Days 23, 24 & 25 March 2021 3 DAYS TO DISCOVER INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES, INTERNATIONAL JOBS FROM EUROPE TO ASIA IDENTIFY JOB OPPORTUNITIES IN SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT, BANKING AND FINANCE, AND IN LUXURY INDUSTRY IN VARIOUS LOCATIONS 1 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DAYS 23rd, 24th & 25th of March +60 international companies 500 international students from 2 Business Schools pursuing an international career and looking for graduate internships or jobs As every year the International University of Monaco organizes it “International Business Days” , a yearly event connecting students to business communities, and proposing career opportunities in IUM fields of specializations : Banking and finance, Luxury goods and services, Hospitality, Sport business, international trade. This year the International University of Monaco, part of the education group Inseec U, and ESCE Business school which belongs to the group Inseec U as well, joint forces to offer a program covering multiple locations and international opportunities. THE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS DAYS 2021 IS AN ONLINE EVENT FOR STUDENTS TO UNDERSTAND JOB MARKETS, SKILLS IN DEMAND AND CONNECT WITH THE RIGHT COMPANIES The 2021 event is organized around ZOOM webinars of 45 minutes during when company executives and recruiters share their visions on job trends and skills in demand as well as internship or job opportunities. Students and alumni register for the webinars they wish to attend, could expand their business network within companies, and could apply for advertised positions after the event. 2 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME A DIVERSE, TRULY INTERNATIONAL STUDENT BODY 2021 The International University of Monaco’s students represent 70 The ESCE International Business School Paris student body includes nationalities, speak on average 3 languages, and are enrolled in a 67 nationalities with each student mastering the English language Bachelor Program in Business Administration, a Master Program and who have the possibility to learn up to three other foreign in Finance, International Business Management, in Sport Business languages . Ranked 1st post-bac business school in international from Management, in Marketing, in Luxury Management , or in the the “Etudiant 2021”, ESCE students target working for companies Monaco MBA program which is ranked 33rd in the Global ranking which are developing their business all around the world and focus from the Economist 2020. Premium and Luxury Brands are the principally on positions in international business development, primary employers of IUM students, followed by Private Banking Marketing, DigitalMarketing, Luxury Marketing, Finance and Audit. and Investment management , and sport and entertainment businesses. 3 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME Tuesday March 23rd - INTERNATIONAL MARKETS Online - Zoom 1 Online - Zoom 2 Online - Zoom 3 INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES BANKING & FINANCE INTERNATIONAL LUXURY BRANDS 9:00 VIE OPPORTUNITIES 10:00 ALTIQA GROUP 9:00 LOUIS VUITTON BUSINESS FRANCE 11:00 GO ON GROUP 10:00 PRADA 10:00 DEL MONTE INT. 12:00 SINGAPORE FINANCIAL CAREERS 11:00 HERMES DUBAI 11:00 FERRERO Alumni Testimonial : Working in Finance in Singapore – ANZ Singapore Lunch 1:00 Career Workshop 12:30 Career Workshop Time “How to Network Offline and Connect “Stage Global USA & ASIA” Online?” SPORTS & ESPORTS BANKING & FINANCE INTERNATIONAL LUXURY BRANDS 2:00 PUMA UK FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 2:00 BIP CONSULTING 3:00 ADIDAS AFTER BREXIT 3:00 RICHEMONT EUROPE 4:00 PSG FC 2:00 CARNEGIE CONSULTING 5:00 ROSBERG X-TREME PUTNAM INVESTMENTS Ldt Special Focus RACING TEAM FISHER INVESTMENT Ldt 5:00 LATIN GRAMMY AWARDS “Succeeding in a male dominated industry” LUXEMBOURG 4:00 EY LUXEMBOURG 5:00 KPMG LUXEMBOURG 4 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME Wednesday March 24th - PARIS, international opportunities by French HQs companies Online - Zoom 1 Online - Zoom 2 Online - Zoom 3 SPORTS & ESPORTS PARIS OPPORTUNITIES INTERNATIONAL LUXURY BRANDS 9:00 - 12:00 SPORT CARRIERES 9:00 SPORT HEROES 9:00 VISTAJET 10:00 ACCOR 10:00 LABELLIUM 11:00 COURTYARD HOTELS 11:00 ST DUPONT (MARIOTT) 12:00 MONDELEZ INTERNATIONAL Lunch 12:30 Career Workshop 12:30 Career Workshop 1:00 HC AZUR Time “Interview Techniques A to Z” “Networking role-playing session” SPORTS & ESPORTS PARIS OPPORTUNITIES BANKING & FINANCE 2:00 NICE CACTUS 2:00 GROUPE FIGARO 2:00 8 ADVISORY EUROPE 3:00 MONACO ESPORT FÉDÉRATION 3:00 SOCIÉTÉ GÉNÉRALE 3:00 EY MONACO 4:00 AS MONACO ESPORTS TEAM 4:00 ROTHSCHILD MARTIN MAUREL 5 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME Thursday March 25th - MONACO Online - Zoom 1 Online - Zoom 2 Online - Zoom 3 MONACO JOB MARKETS BANKING & FINANCE HOSPITALITY & EVENTS 9:00 CID - CAROLINE FRISENBERG 9:00 S&P GLOBAL PARIS 9:00 FAIRMONT 10:00 MADSEN SCRIPPS 10:00 UBS 10:00 PHOENIX HOTEL COLLECTION 11:00 DIETSMANN 11:00 CMB 11:00 ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION 12:00 MITTON WINES 12:00 JULIUS BÄR “ Rethinking events, roles and competencies” - Dayone, Raising Stones, InspireMe Lunch 1:00 Career Workshop 1:00 Career Workshop Time “Influence your Virtual Career Inter- “The Job Exploration” - Hosted by Joy view” Souillart SPORTS & ESPORTD BANKING & FINANCE YACHTING 2:00 AS MONACO 2:00 MOORE STEPHENS 1:00 YPY 3:00 M&C SAATCHI 3:00 CAISSE D’EPARGNE 2:00 BOATSIDE 4:00 IQONIQ 4:00 ENNESS MONACO 3:00 MED YACHT SERVICES 5:00 GFG ASSET MANAGEMENT 4:00 SWISSPATH 5:00 Y.CO 5:45 H&H SUPPLY SERVICES 6 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME LIST OF COMPANIES PRESENTING AT THE IBD 2021 BY INDUSTRY AND MAIN LOCATIONS 7 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES, INTERNATIONAL LOCATIONS DIETSMANN MONDELEZ FERRERO Monaco + EMEA Paris Europe BUSINESS FRANCE - FRESH DEL MONTE VIE PRODUCE International Monaco + EMEA 8 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME EVENTS & HOSPITALITY F & B FAIRMONT ACCOR MARRIOTT Monaco Paris Paris VITRUVIUS PHOENIX HOTEL PARTNER GROUP COLLECTION France 9 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME EVENTS & HOSPITALITY F & B MITTON WINES HC AZUR INSPIRE ME Monaco Monaco Monaco DAYONE RAISING EVENT STONES Monaco French Riviera + Monaco 10 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT PUMA ADIDAS PSG - FC AS MONACO Germany Germany Paris Monaco SPORT CARRIÈRES X TREM RACING TEAM M&C SAATCHI France Monaco, Germany + International Europe 11 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME ESPORTS MONACO ESPORTS AS MONACO FÉDÉRATION ESPORTS TEAM Monaco Monaco NICE CACTUS Europe 12 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME LUXURY GOODS - LUXURY GOODS - FASHION AND ACCESSORIES Others HERMÈS RICHEMONT LABELLIUM ST DUPONT Dubai EMEA Europe PRADA LOUIS VUITTON VISTAJET Spain France + Monaco Monaco + Paris Europe 13 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME YACHTING YPY YACHTSIDE BOATSIDE Y.CO Monaco Monaco Monaco Monaco MED YACHT SERVICES SWISSPATH H&H SUPPLY SERVICES Monaco Monaco + Switzerland Monaco 14 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME STRATEGIC/BUSINESS INVESTMENT CONSULTING MANAGEMENT BIP CONSULTING PUTMAN INVESTEMNTS Italy + Europe UK GO ON CONSULTING FISHER INVESTMENTS Monaco + Europe UK 15 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME AUDIT, FINANCIAL ADVISORY & MULTI FAMILY OFFICES MOORE STEPHENS EY KPMG Monaco Luxembourg EY ALTIQA Luxembourg France + Monaco Monaco 16 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME PRIVATE BANKING & WEALTH MANAGEMENT ROTHSCHILD MARTIN MAUREL JULIUS BÄR Monaco Monaco & Switzerland UBS COMPAGNIE MONÉGASQUE WEALTH MANAGEMENT DE BANQUE Monaco Monaco 17 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME CORPORATE BANKING & INVESTMENT BANKING 8 ADVISORY GROUP ANZ S&P GLOBAL Europe Singapore Paris CAISSE D’ÉPARGNE CARNEGIE CONSULTING ENNESS CÔTE D’AZUR UK + Europe Monaco + France Monaco + UK 18 BRAND PRESENTATION COMPANY NAME INTERNATIONAL COMPANIES March 23, 2021 – from 11 am to 12:45 pm Zoom registration Link : https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vUfBISOXSjuaCGmwL2xDgA March 23, 2021 – from 9 am to 9:45 am Zoom registration Link : March 23, 2021 – from 10 am to 10:45 am https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_U_sslI2XRVOQU1qqv48waA www.ferrero.com Zoom registration Link : https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_StGffnPuT7S8QjXizujOzQ Ferrero has come a long way from the small rooms www.businessfrance.fr/ of the first factory in downtown Alba, Italy – the https://freshdelmonte.com/ place where everything started in 1946. With a truly Business France is the national agency serving Fresh Del Monte Produce Inc. is one of the world’s progressive, increasingly global outlook and much- the internationalization of the French economy. It leading vertically integrated producers, marketers loved brands such as Nutella®, Tic Tac®, Ferrero is responsible for the international development and distributors of high-quality fresh and fresh-cut Rocher®, and Surprise®, today Ferrero products are of companies and their exports, as well as the fruit and vegetables, as well as a leading producer sold in more than 170 countries. They are part of prospecting and reception of international and distributor of prepared fruit and vegetables, the collective memory and traditions of consumers investments in France. It promotes the attractiveness juices, beverages and snacks in Europe, Africa and all around the world, where they are loved by and economic image of France, its companies and the Middle East. generations, and internationally recognized as its territories. It manages and develops the V.I.E The products worldwide are sold under the DEL cultural icons. What is the secret to this global (Volontariat International en Entreprise). Created MONTE® brand, a symbol of product innovation, success? Nearly 40,000 people across 55 countries, on January 1, 2015,
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