MBA

employment
report
GRADUATING CLASS OF 2024
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Introduction from the Head of Career Centre

We are pleased to share that 86% of our MBA2024 graduates accepted job
offers within three months of graduation, a testament to their exceptional 86%
resilience and adaptability in an increasingly challenging global job market. accepted an offer
The current landscape is shaped by economic and geopolitical uncertainty,
within three months
which has prompted many employers to adopt more cautious hiring practices.
of graduation
The achievements of our MBA2024 class, however, underscore the enduring
value of a London Business School education.

87%
At LBS, we prepare students to navigate complexity and uncertainty, equipping
them with tools to understand and influence the uncontrollable dynamics of
markets, technology and culture. Through a rigorous focus on interpersonal skills
and technical expertise, our MBA empowers students to adapt, lead and thrive in received an offer
diverse and evolving environments. For many of our graduates, choosing to invest within three months
in themselves during an economic downturn proved to be a strategic decision — of graduation
allowing them to build in-demand skills and establish a lifelong support network.

What sets London Business School apart is our unwavering commitment to every
student’s career journey. With a 100% reporting rate, we prioritise the success of
every individual, offering lifelong career management skills that go far beyond the
22
first job post-MBA, and set the foundation for long-term career impact. graduates
As our MBA2024 graduates embark on their next chapters — spanning industries, went on to start their
geographies and entrepreneurial pursuits — we celebrate their achievements own business
and look forward to supporting them as they continue to make their mark on the
global stage.

100%
reporting rate

Zoe McLoughlin
Executive Director of Career Centre
London Business School

“Coming from a military background, I brought a wealth of skills

and unique experiences, but I needed to harness them and understand
how to make them relevant to the roles I wanted to apply for.
Through tailored workshops, insightful coaching, and one-on-one
support, the Career Centre helped me refine my interests, identify
desired areas and translate my skills into a corporate context.
Their guidance gave me the confidence to apply for roles strategically,
ultimately helping me transition into a field that aligns with my
long-term goals.”

Kirsty Clafton MBA2024
Marketing Manager, American Express

The employment rate is calculated in compliance with MBA Career Services and Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA) reporting standards. Students returning to their
sponsoring employer are not included in this rate.

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MBA2024 class profile

502 2 to 13 94% 37%

students years of work international female
experience students
(range)

74 6 28
nationalities years of work average
experience age (years)
(average)

Regional background 15%

15% South East/East Asia
Europe (excl. UK)

6% 2%
United Kingdom Central/Western Asia

16%
North America 4%
9% Oceania
Africa/Middle East

17% 16%
Latin America
(incl. Caribbean) South Asia

Professional background (pre-MBA)

Consulting
26%
Finance/Accounting
24%
Information Technology/Telecommunications
11%
Automotive/Aerospace
9%
FMCG/Retail/Luxury Goods
6%
Energy/Power Generation
5%
Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology
3%
Property/Real Estate
3%
Public Sector/Not-for-profit/Education
3%
Law/Legal Services
2%
Marketing/Publishing/Media
2%
Other
6%
0 10 20 30

Our admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice.
Statistics are calculated based on the total number of graduates from the MBA2024 class.

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Sector destinations
% 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 Sector breakdown 2024
100
40 38 37 45 42 CONSULTING 42%

FINANCE 26%
● Private Equity 8%
80
● Investment Banking  6%
● Investment Management 4%
● Venture Capital 3%
● Real Estate 2%
60 26 27
21 ● Central Banks/Ministries/Regulation 2%
26
26 Public Finance
● Finance — Other* 1%

40 TECHNOLOGY 21%
28 ● Information Technology 7%
26 29
21 ● Fintech 6%
21 ● Internet/E-Commerce 2%
● Climate Tech  1%
20
● Edtech1%
● Healthtech1%
11 10 8 11 ● Technology — Other** 3%
7
0 DIVERSIFIED 11%
●Industrials4%
●Consumer & Retail 3%
●Energy2%
●Healthcare1%
●Diversified — Other*** 1%

Top employers by sector

CONSULTING FINANCE TECHNOLOGY  DIVERSIFIED
● Boston Consulting Group 45 ● Morgan Stanley 4 ● Amazon 9 ● Sumitomo Corporation 3
● McKinsey & Company 42 ● British International 3 ● American Express 8 ● Eli Lilly and Company 2
● Bain & Company 22 Investment ● Mastercard 3 ● Mitsubishi Corporation 2
● Strategy& 16 ● PIMCO 3 ● Wipro 3
● Antler 2 ● Mastercard Advisors 2
● Accenture 8
● Astorg 2 ● TikTok 2
● Kearney 8
● Citi 2 ● Uber 2
● Deloitte 5
● Nuveen Investments 2
● Matrix Consulting 5
● EY 2
● EY-Parthenon 2
● FTI Consulting 2
● L.E.K. Consulting 2

The sector destinations and top employer information above includes 87 sponsored students to best represent the choices our graduates make.
* Finance – Other: Services & Products, Insurance and Pension Services, Retail Banking.
** Technology – Other: Media – Publishing, Mobility, Telecommunications, Foodtech, Proptech.
*** Diversified – Other: Law/Legal Services, Education/Training, Government, Social Impact, Sports.

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Job location

9%
Europe (excl. UK)
45% 12%
Asia
United Kingdom

2%
10% Oceania
North America

14%
Africa/Middle East

8%
Latin America
(incl. Caribbean)

MBA2024 graduates went to work at organisations in the following 40 locations:

● Australia ● Egypt ● Luxembourg ● Singapore
● Austria ● France ● Malaysia ● South Africa
● Belgium ● Germany ● Mexico ● South Korea
● Brazil ● Greece ● Morocco ● Spain
● Canada ● Hong Kong S.A.R. ● Netherlands ● Thailand
● Central African Republic ● Iceland ● New Zealand ● Turkey
● Chile ● India ● Peru ● United Arab Emirates
● China Mainland ● Indonesia ● Poland ● United Kingdom
● Colombia ● Italy ● Portugal ● United States (USA)
● Dominican Republic ● Japan ● Saudi Arabia ● Vietnam

“The MBA was a life-changing experience. The breadth and depth of

thinking I gained from the programme continue to benefit me even
after graduation. Being part of a cohort that pushes you to think
quickly, accurately and creatively is something that will stay with
me for life. The confidence I developed — now reflected in my work
and interactions with stakeholders — and the invaluable connections
I made are truly priceless.”
Helena Brenner MBA2024
Global Business Manager, Wipro

Employment in some locations is subject to meeting visa requirements.

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Career switchers

35% 52% 21%

switched location switched sector switched sector
(upon graduation) (upon graduation) and location
(upon graduation)

Location switchers

UK: 15%

UK: 45%

Asia: 26%

Africa/Middle East: Asia: 12%

12%

Europe: 12% Africa/Middle East:

14%

Europe: 9%
North America:
16%

North America: 10%

Latin America incl.
Caribbean: 15% Latin America incl.
Caribbean: 8%

Oceania: 4% Oceania: 2%

Sector switchers

Consulting: 26%
Consulting: 42%

Finance: 27%

Finance: 26%

Technology: 14%

Technology: 21%

Diversified: 33%
Diversified: 11%

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Salary information by industry Salary information by location

UK Pounds US Dollars* International Dollars**

Industry Mean Max Min Mean Max Min Mean Max Min
OVERALL £92,228 £192,000 £24,000 $116,465 $243,456 $30,576 $163,883 $589,649 $36,858
Other compensation £42,124 £300,000 £1,184 $52,981 $383,865 $1,500 $77,849 $466,312 $3,063
CONSULTING £99,866 £192,000 £32,159 $125,064 $243,456 $40,818 $190,531 $589,649 $62,440
Other compensation £47,930 £121,550 £5,000 $59,969 $147,998 $6,475 $99,413 $466,312 $7,805
FINANCE £92,758 £172,000 £24,000 $117,760 $210,750 $30,576 $154,817 $410,298 $36,858
Other compensation £52,923 £300,000 £2,800 $67,057 $383,865 $3,575 $85,700 $462,730 $4,310
Private Equity £79,560 £125,000 £32,000 $100,726 $153,958 $40,858 $145,010 $256,819 $49,252
Other compensation £54,034 £125,000 £2,800 $68,461 $153,958 $3,575 $89,102 $185,589 $4,310
Investment Banking £102,260 £172,000 £28,755 $129,007 $210,750 $36,576 $165,970 $410,298 $94,533
Other compensation £48,269 £83,000 £7,189 $60,728 $103,608 $9,144 $75,744 $124,894 $17,904
Investment Management £109,902 £156,584 £24,000 $139,485 $198,516 $30,576 $174,067 $386,479 $36,858
Other compensation £78,321 £300,000 £10,000 $99,558 $383,865 $12,686 $123,156 $462,730 $15,292
Venture Capital £92,722 £132,500 £65,000 $120,051 $173,511 $85,252 $145,097 $209,158 $102,767
Other compensation £24,450 £39,750 £20,000 $31,619 $52,053 $25,404 $38,115 $62,748 $30,623
Real Estate £90,675 £119,675 £66,812 $114,724 $150,000 $85,020 $148,274 $165,554 $120,929
Other compensation £24,644 £45,000 £13,919 $31,116 $56,429 $17,713 $43,672 $68,022 $28,502
Finance – Other 1 £77,595 £98,456 £54,218 $98,618 $124,960 $70,454 $152,358 $236,065 $94,389

Other compensation £42,858 £68,500 £9,000 $54,105 $86,056 $11,459 $85,537 $139,063 $13,813
TECHNOLOGY £80,180 £161,672 £25,750 $102,129 $211,293 $33,620 $136,339 $391,997 $40,528
Other compensation £23,215 £75,710 £1,184 $29,405 $96,000 $1,500 $35,320 $96,000 $3,063
Fintech £76,328 £102,564 £44,490 $96,839 $130,800 $58,909 $121,893 $207,156 $91,598
Other compensation £21,125 £45,000 £2,000 $26,790 $57,016 $2,541 $33,148 $68,730 $3,063
Information Technology £93,994 £161,672 £60,000 $119,392 $205,000 $79,447 $135,906 $205,000 $95,769
Other compensation £31,051 £75,710 £5,000 $39,228 $96,000 $6,384 $43,754 $96,000 $7,696
Internet/E-Commerce £62,633 £88,000 £30,000 $81,035 $114,140 $39,309 $103,821 $137,590 $58,330
Other compensation £9,922 £14,800 £4,890 $12,784 $18,799 $6,449 $16,969 $22,661 $10,362
Healthtech £58,945 £82,000 £36,000 $74,801 $104,265 $45,623 $166,184 $244,909 $107,738
Other compensation*** - - - - - - - - -
Edtech £59,959 £75,000 £37,877 $76,969 $97,716 $48,000 $129,424 $167,786 $102,695
Other compensation*** - - - - - - - - -
Technology – Other 2 £72,192 £160,000 £8,200 $93,261 $211,293 $10,238 $125,685 $254,703 $12,341
Other compensation £62,319 £112,700 £25,750 $79,416 $140,000 $33,620 $196,226 $391,997 $40,528
DIVERSIFIED £90,318 £155,000 £45,000 $114,492 $207,226 $59,498 $147,381 $261,210 $71,722
Other compensation £27,826 £69,438 £2,240 $34,876 $86,750 $2,853 $43,738 $111,003 $4,519
Consumer & Retail £76,734 £121,516 £45,000 $97,131 $148,214 $59,498 $143,303 $261,210 $71,722

Other compensation £24,512 £69,438 £4,500 $30,730 $84,693 $5,950 $43,291 $111,003 $7,172

Industrials £95,952 £133,811 £64,000 $121,776 $170,000 $81,517 $151,464 $181,033 $111,255
Other compensation £22,659 £46,598 £2,240 $28,753 $59,153 $2,853 $34,335 $73,596 $4,519
Healthcare £97,248 £115,000 £77,135 $120,621 $145,719 $97,472 $135,614 $175,657 $105,464
Other compensation £37,704 £59,250 £17,998 $46,469 $72,652 $22,743 $52,489 $87,578 $24,608
Diversified – Other 3
£102,462 £155,000 £50,000 $132,098 $207,226 $62,426 $159,238 $249,800 $75,251
Other compensation*** - - - - - - - - -

* Conversion rates as per date of offer. Technology – Other: Climate Tech, Mobility, Telecommunications, Proptech.
1 

**Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the high number 2

Finance – Other: Central Banks/Ministries/Regulation/Public Finance, Services
of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Bank’s & Products, Retail Banking.
implied PPP rate of exchange was used to equalise the purchasing power Diversified – Other: Education/Training, Energy, Law/Legal Services, Sports,
3 

across economies. Other.

*** Insufficient data points to report. Salary data does not include sponsored or self-employed students,
Other compensation includes sign-on and end-of-year bonus where in accordance with MBA CSEA guidelines.
we have sufficient data. Remuneration figures include those for large corporates through to early
stage startups.

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Salary information by industry Salary information by location

UK Pounds US Dollars* International Dollars**

Location Mean Max Min Mean Max Min Mean Max Min
Africa £110,526 £168,524 £46,168 $137,426 $204,881 $60,000 $248,605 $589,649 $95,026

Other compensation £60,976 £121,550 £2,240 $75,605 $147,998 $2,853 $140,595 $466,312 $4,519

Asia £68,494 £165,795 £28,755 $86,851 $210,750 $36,576 $210,409 $410,298 $58,330

Other compensation £27,629 £68,537 £1,184 $34,967 $86,890 $1,500 $80,122 $191,969 $5,243

Europe £84,130 £135,000 £48,900 $106,243 $171,732 $64,489 $147,387 $224,573 $94,533

Other compensation £33,280 £70,000 £4,890 $41,802 $89,046 $6,449 $58,649 $116,445 $10,362

Latin America
£76,680 £127,068 £55,720 $96,898 $161,924 $72,750 $204,923 $314,453 $133,743
incl. Caribbean
Other compensation £49,776 £92,160 £4,643 $62,562 $116,840 $6,063 $138,353 $360,711 $11,145

North America £131,741 £192,000 £77,780 $165,894 $243,456 $100,000 $167,555 $243,456 $100,000

Other compensation £46,576 £97,898 £21,561 $58,679 $125,000 $26,063 $59,058 $125,000 $30,072

Oceania £91,059 £103,099 £77,135 $115,906 $131,889 $97,472 $125,409 $142,703 $105,464

Other compensation £26,202 £40,191 £17,998 $33,347 $51,182 $22,743 $36,081 $55,378 $24,608

UK £87,815 £160,000 £24,000 $111,381 $211,293 $30,576 $134,264 $254,703 $36,858

Other compensation £39,653 £300,000 £2,000 $50,130 $383,865 $3,541 $60,429 $462,730 $3,063

83% 33%
of students who accepted salary increase on
an offer received other average among the
compensation/bonuses MBA2024 class***

* Conversion rates as per date of offer.

** Purchasing power parity (PPP) included due to the high number of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Bank’s implied PPP
rate of exchange was used to equalise the purchasing power across economies.
*** Salary increase was calculated using the International Dollars unit of currency to better reflect the salary comparison between pre- and post-LBS job roles when job
location has changed.
Other compensation includes sign-on and end-of-year bonus where we have sufficient data.
Salary data does not include sponsored or self-employed students, in accordance with MBA CSEA guidelines.

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Entrepreneurs
Many of our MBA students arrive with an aspiration to create their own venture but few know how to do so. We offer a range
of opportunities for our MBA students that cater specifically to established and aspiring entrepreneurs, including the
Entrepreneurship Summer School, the LBS Incubator programme to help promising entrepreneurs launch their business
venture, and many targeted elective courses specialising in entrepreneurship, including The Entrepreneurship Lab. To find out
more about what we offer, visit london.edu/masters-degrees/entrepreneurship-at-lbs

Location breakdown

31% 23% 31% 15%

United Kingdom Europe (excl. UK) Asia Latin America
(incl. Caribbean)

Sector breakdown 2024

% 2023 % 2022
2022 2023 2024
0 100 4
4 FINANCE12%
12
21 15 21 ● Investment Management 6%
15
● Private Equity 6%
0 80
TECHNOLOGY32%
32 ● Information Technology  26%
● Edtech 6%
0 35 60 44 35
44 DIVERSIFIED 56%
● Industrials  20%
● Energy  12%
0 40 ● Consumer & Retail  6%
● Social Impact  6%
● Other  12%
56
44 44
0 20 37
37

0 0 Consulting Finance Technology Diversified

“Being close to the startup ecosystem, LBS offered practical tutelage

and helped me cut through the hype to sift signal from noise. After
two VC internships facilitated by the Career Centre, I saw both sides
of the table. That practical insight was invaluable when I launched
my AI startup — I knew exactly which pitfalls to avoid.”
Dhruv Tandon MBA2024
Decisional AI, Co-Founder

Statistics are derived from the 22 students who reported starting a business or being self-employed. Location and sector data reflect information provided by students who
disclosed details about these categories.

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MBA2025 class profile

486 64 43% 2 to 13 5.7

students nationalities women years of work years of work
experience experience
(range) (average)

Regional background
10% 17%
Europe (excl. UK) South East/East Asia
1%
7% Central/Western Asia
United Kingdom

18%
North America 16% 4%
10% South Asia Oceania
Africa/Middle East
17%
Latin America
(incl. Caribbean)

Professional background (pre-MBA)

Consulting
26%
Finance/Accounting
21%
Information Technology and Telecommunications
14%
FMCG/Retail/Luxury Goods
7%
Manufacturing/Engineering/Construction
7%
Healthcare/Pharmaceuticals/Biotechnology
5%
Public Sector/Not-for-profit/Education
4%
Energy/Power Generation
3%
Automotive/Aerospace
2%
Law/Legal Services
2%
Marketing/Publishing/Media
2%
Property/Real Estate
2%
Other
5%
0 10 20 30

Our admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice.

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Sector destinations

Sector destinations CONSULTING15%

%
100
2021
14
2022
14
2023
15
2024
18
2025
15
FINANCE33%
● Private Equity  12%
96%
● Venture Capital  7% of students seeking
80
29 29 32 33
● Investment Management  6% internships
28 ● Investment Banking  5%
● Finance – Other* 3%
accepted an offer
TECHNOLOGY 39%
60 ● Information Technology  12%
44 47

44
42
39
● Fintech 
● Internet/E-Commerce 
6%
6%
97%
● Healthtech  5% reporting rate
40
● Climate Tech  3%
● Media 2%
● Proptech  2%
20 ● Technology – Other** 3%

DIVERSIFIED 13%
13 12 13
10 9 ● Consumer & Retail  4%
0 ● Healthcare  3%
● Industrials  2%
● Social Impact 2%
● Energy 1%
● Diversified – Other*** 1%

“In my field — sports and football — the recruiting path is very

different than in traditional MBA sectors like consulting or banking.
Opportunities arise when positions open up, requiring a proactive
approach to networking. As an LBS student, reaching out to
alumni and industry professionals gave me a significant advantage,
increasing my chances of meaningful responses. Networking was
crucial to uncovering the right opportunities at the right time, and the
power of the LBS alumni network made all the difference.”
Ryo Kozuma MBA2024
Strategy Manager, City Football Group

The data was calculated in compliance with MBA Career Services and Employer Alliance (MBA CSEA) reporting standards.
* Finance – Other: Central Banks/Ministries/Regulation/Public Finance, Real Estate, Services & Products.
** Technology – Other: Edtech, Mobility, Telecommunications, Electronics, Foodtech, Incubators/Accelerators.
*** Diversified – Other: Government, Law/Legal Services, Leisure/Travel/Tourism, Sports.

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Top employers and weekly compensation

Top employers for internships

CONSULTING FINANCE TECHNOLOGY  DIVERSIFIED

● Bain & Company  19 ● Morgan Stanley 7 ● Amazon 17 ● Eli Lilly and Company  5
● Boston Consulting Group 13 ● Smart Society Ventures  5 ● American Express 6 ● TechnoServe  4
● McKinsey & Company  12 ● Birchway Capital  4 ● Thema 5 ● NHS  3
● Strategy&  10 ● Cinven  4 ● Mongo App 4 ● Syensqo  3
● Accenture  4 ● Citi  4 ● Ori Biotech 4 ● Clorox  2
● AlixPartners  4 ● PIMCO  4 ● Ori 4 ● CULT MIA  2
● Google 3
● Kearney  3 ● Goldman Sachs  3 ● Dharma Life  2
● Mastercard 3
● Oliver Wyman  2 ● International Finance  3 ● Harrods  2
Corporation (IFC) ● The Emissions Capture 3
● Roland Berger  2 ● Johnson & Johnson  2
Company
● Newland Syndicate  3 ● Mourant  2
● Uber 3
● Ocean 14 Capital  3 ● RBI – Restaurant Brands 2
● Vodafone 3
International
● Tata Group  2

Internship weekly compensation

UK Pounds US Dollars* International Dollars**

Sector Mean Max Min Mean Max Min Mean Max Min

OVERALL £1,119 £3,750 £39 $1,417 $4,785 $50 $1,890 $6,705 $154

CONSULTING £1,689 £2,868 £432 $2,140 $3,635 $552 $3,021 $6,658 $707

FINANCE £1,205 £3,750 £75 $1,525 $4,785 $95 $2,031 $6,705 $154

TECHNOLOGY £839 £2,308 £115 $1,063 $2,953 $146 $1,321 $3,765 $176

DIVERSIFIED £818 £2,308 £39 $1,036 $2,935 $50 $1,391 $3,878 $163

* Conversion rates as per date of offer.

** Purchasing
 power parity (PPP) included due to the high number of students who have salaries in non-US dollar currencies. The World Bank’s implied PPP rate of
exchange was used to equalise the purchasing power across economies.
Remuneration figures include those for large corporates through to early stage startups.

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Locations

7%
Europe (excl. UK)

72% 8%
United Kingdom Asia

5%
North America

5%
Africa/Middle East
3%
Latin America
(incl. Caribbean)

MBA2025 students secured internships at organisations in the following 36 locations:

● Australia ● France ● Kenya ● Singapore
● Austria ● Germany ● Luxembourg ● South Korea
● Bangladesh ● Greece ● Malaysia ● Spain
● Belgium ● Hong Kong S.A.R. ● Mexico ● Sweden
● Brazil ● India ● Netherlands ● Switzerland
● Canada ● Indonesia ● Nigeria ● Thailand
● Chile ● Ireland ● Philippines ● United Arab Emirates
● China Mainland ● Italy ● Qatar ● United Kingdom
● Colombia ● Japan ● Saudi Arabia ● United States (USA)

Employment in some locations is subject to meeting visa requirements.

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CONSULTING FINANCE TECHNOLOGY  DIVERSIFIED

●Accenture ● Actis ● Amazon ● Associated British Ports
●AlixPartners ● Advantage Partners ● American Express ● Eli Lilly and Company
●Bain & Company ● Africa Finance Corporation ● Mastercard ● Kraft Heinz Company
●Boston Consulting Group ● Alchemy Partners ● Mastercard Advisors ● Syensqo
●FTI Consulting ● Alterra Capital Partners ● NVIDIA
●Kearney ● Astorg ● OXcan
●Matrix Consulting ● Cinven ● PolyAI
●McKinsey & Company ● Citi ● Surfboard
●Monitor Deloitte ● Everstone Capital ● TikTok
●Oliver Wyman ● Goldman Sachs ● Uber
●Roland Berger ● International Finance ● Vodafone
●Strategy& Corporation (IFC) ● Wipro
● Investcorp
● Longacre Group
● Morgan Stanley
● Mubadala Capital
● Neuberger Berman Group
LLC
● Ocean 14 Capital
● PIMCO
● Terra Firma Capital
Partners
● The Carlyle Group

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CONSULTING ● GARBE Industrial Real TECHNOLOGY  DIVERSIFIED

● Bain Capital Estate GmbH ● 9fin ● AB InBev
● Capgemini Invent ● Hayfin ● Amaha ● Abastible
● Deloitte ● HSBC ● Ameba ● ADNOC Group
● EY ● Imbiba ● Apple ● Amgen
● EY Port Jackson Partners ● Immobel ● BEAM ● Anderson Pacific
● EY-Parthenon ● IQ Student ● Cadmus Engineering Construction
● FTI Delta Accommodation ● cargo.one ● Aramco
● Gradus Consultoria & ● Itaú Unibanco ● Circ ● BUPA
Gestão Pública ● Japan Bank for ● City Storage ● City Football Group
● HorizonX Consulting International Cooperation ● Cledara ● DevEngine
● L.E.K. Consulting ● Kasikorn Bank ● Cleo AI ● Elida Beauty
● Mercer ● Kennedy Trading Limited ● Cloudflare ● Essex County Council
● Putnam Associates ● Leafy Tunnel ● CLUBZERØ ● Estée Lauder Companies
● The House Advisory ● Megacentro ● CoinPost Inc. Inc.
● The Sports Consultancy ● Moody’s Ratings ● ContractPodAi ● Ezz Steel
● Virtual Advisory Board ● MUFG Bank ● Debite ● Falabella
● Nippon Life Insurance ● Decisional AI ● Gallo
FINANCE Company ● EMEX ● Government of Saudi
● Novate Global Markets ● Eslando Arabia
● ABAC Capital ● Nuveen Investments ● Fever ● Hunter Douglas
● Algara Capital ● Oakley Capital ● FountainArc Technologies ● Interglobe Enterprises
● Ancala ● Orbis Investments ● Futu Holdings ● IWSR
● Antler ● Otoritas Jasa Keuangan ● Heme Health ● Jaguar Land Rover
● AVALT ● Oxford Sciences ● Humanica Public ● Linklaters
● Avington Financial Enterprises Company Limited ● Lotus Cars
● Bank of America ● Petrus Advisers ● IBM ● Marubeni Corporation
● Bank of Canada ● Pithos Capital ● Infosys ● Medik8
● Beringea ● Pure Terra Ventures ● IONA Drones ● Mitsubishi Corporation
● Bessemer Venture ● Quantum Pacific ● KAVAK ● Nagashima Ohno &
Partners
● Blackstone
● Redrice Ventures ● Kittl Tsunematsu
● BlueOrchard Finance
● ROC 360 ● Multiverse ● Obayashi Corporation
● Bridgepoint Capital
● Rowan Digital ● Netceed ● Octopus Energy
● Bridgewater Associates Infrastructure ● Netflix ● Petronas
● British International
● S&P Global ● Nordic Unmanned ● PTT
● Saudi Industrial ● Phoenix Group ● Restaurant Depot
Investment
● CAF – Banco de Desarrollo Development Fund (SIDF) ● Planetary Scale ● Siemens
● Select Investors ● Prospect ● Sumitomo Corporation
de América Latina
● Cibus Capital LLP
● Sobrato Capital ● Remitly ● The Education Leaders
● Clarmondial
● SoftBank Investment ● Revolut Forum
● Coller Capital Advisors ● Royal Television Society ● The LEGO Group
● Copilot Capital
● Stirling Square Capital ● StellarPay ● Ultramar
● CPP Investments Partners ● Stori ● Unilever
● Credicorp
● Temasek ● Stripe ● Value Retail (The Bicester
● Crestpoint Real Estate
● Terra Group ● Telis Energy Collection)
● Terra RD Partners ● Tellius ● Vinayak Diamond Tools
Investments
● Daiwa Securities
● The Export-Import Bank of ● Tigris Systems Pvt. Ltd.
● DC Advisory Partners Korea ● TriliTech ● Waitrose & Partners
● Entrée Capital
● The Fulford Group ● UnderwriteMe

● Farnam Entrepreneurial
● Tifosy ● United Agents
● Top Tier Capital Partners ● Verizon
Succession
● Fidelity International
● Trium Capital ● Virtual Internships
● Fidelity Investments
● Wells Fargo ● Zen Locum
● Fossar Investment Bank
● Zouk Capital ● Zomato

● Future Business
Partnership

510
companies hired MBA2024 students
for full-time and internship positions

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CONSULTING ● Gaman Succession ● Vanguard Partnership ● WSC Sports

● AEDVAL ● Global Ventures ● Victory Hill Capital ● M-KOPA ● Xepelin
● Alvarez & Marsal ● Gore Street Capital Advisors LLP ● Mongo App ● Zinc
● Axis Corporate ● Growth Partner ● Visionaries Club ● Movistar Prosegur ● Zofi AI
● Cornerstone ● GTO Partners ● Volpi Capital Alarmas
Research ● Herentia Partners ● World Bank ● MUBA DIVERSIFIED 
● MTI Consulting ● Hines ● Neu Health
● S A Partners
● Adani Airports
● HSBC Pollination TECHNOLOGY 
● OakNorth
● SSC Consult
● Apollo Therapeutics
Climate Asset ● Oracle
● ZS Associates
● Accessercise ● Aromaria
Management ● Orbex
● Ada Health ● ATONA
● Illiquidx Limited ● Orchestra
● AdagioVR ● Banpu Next
FINANCE
● Illuminate Financial ● Ori Biotech
● Agoda ● Bright Blue
● 2xN Ventures
● Jadwa Investment ● Ori
● AIConfident ● Caterpillar
● Agilitas Private
● Jefferies ● Ovom Care
● Aily Labs ● Center for Social and
● Khwarizmi Ventures ● Oxford Dynamics
Equity LLP ● Allye Behavioral Change
● Alven Capital
● Kotak Mahindra ● Partner Insight
● Anya ● Clorox
● Ambienta Capital Company ● Pixsell Ventures
● Apoha ● CULT MIA
● Anacap Financial
● Lexham Capital ● Planarific
● Aptem ● Dharma Life
Partners ● planD
Partners LLP ● Ascend Group ● Diageo
● andwis Group
● Lotus Capital ● Pls Fix Labs
● Assembly ● Diem Scents
● Aquila Capital
● Marcho Partners ● Popp
● BBC ● Enlightened Soil
● Aramco Ventures
● MFS Investment ● Portabl
● BeautifulVoice Corporation
● Artea Global Management ● Procure Ai
● Bezos.AI ● Four Seasons Hotels
● Artis Finance
● Moelis & Company ● Propelle
● Britbox & Resorts
● Ashington Capital
● Moonfire Ventures ● Prytek
● Calla Lily ● Gulf Cryo
● Aspeon Search Fund
● Mornington ● Quiqup
● Carbon Clean ● Harrods
● Avendus Capital Partners ● Reaforma
● Careem ● Hindustan Unilever
● Axiom Equity
● Nalim Capital ● Reconome
● ClearToken ● IQVIA
● Azarine
● Nauta Capital ● RideLogix
● Co:Cubed ● Johnson & Johnson
● Banco Safra
● Newland Syndicate ● Roseway Labs
● Contilio ● Liverpool Football
● Barings Private
● Next Wave Partners ● Runna
● Converge Club
● Olympia Group ● Samsung Global
Equity Asia ● Doubleo.ai ● London North
● Birchway Capital
● P&R Investment Strategy Group
● EdLight West University
● Brown Advisory Management ● SeeCubic
● EdTech Insiders Healthcare NHS
● Cairngorm Capital
● PAI Partners ● Shark Stark
● Eight Sleep Trust
● Palliser Capital ● Sidekick Money
Partners LLP ● Electrogenos ● Mondelez
● Campus Fund
● Patron Capital ● Singa Games
● Elyos Energy International
● Cederberg Capital
● Pelamont ● Sony Corporation
● Elyxa ● Monte
● Cevian Capital
● Permira ● Sora Finance
● Encord ● Mourant
● Chenavari
● PillarFour Capital ● Speek Health
● EnduX ● Mulberry
Inc. ● Spotify
Investment ● Falkin ● NHS
● PSG Equity ● summetix
Managers ● Fifth Dimension AI ● Nissan
● Chiron Sports Group
● Root Capital ● Swavy
● ForeAI ● Nose International
● Committed Capital
● Rule 30 ● Tab
● Forest ● Novartis
● Crédit Agricole
● RYSE Asset ● Talent Spaces
● Google ● Praava Health
● CrossBoundary Management ● Tamarix
● Granular Energy ● RBI – Restaurant
● Derayah Financial
● Sackville Capital ● Tasklane
● Growth Kitchen Brands International
● Draper Associates
● Sandton Capital ● Telness Tech
● Hadrian ● Santoni
● Drip Capital Partners ● The Economist
● Health Hero ● Spirax-Sarco
● Eastdil Secured
● SCB X Public ● The Emissions
● Heat Scheme Engineering
● Eisvogel Group AG Company Limited Capture Company
● Hoku Energy ● Tata Group
● Elm
● Smart Society ● Thea AI
● HyperSpace ● TechnoServe
● Emefin Ventures ● Thema
● IMMIX ● The Lost Explorer
● Etna Industrial
● Stanley Capital ● Traits Insights
● Investlingo Mezcal Company
● Taiyo Pacific ● Tribal Vision
Partners ● Iterum ● Toll Group
● Exor Capital Partners ● TriloDocs
● Joblogic ● Turquoise Mountain
● Farro Capital
● The Development ● Twende Sports
● Kaptur Software ● Vega Industries
● Fintech Growth Guarantee Group ● twig
● KINETIC Private Limited
● The Friedkin Group ● Tymit
Fund ● King ● Water Direct
● First Circle Capital
● The Up VC ● Ubitech Solutions
● KitUp Adventures ● Wheeler Institute
● First Overseas
● Tico Capital ● Unify
● Kleene.ai for Business and
● Trilantic Europe ● Vaire
Capital ● Lendo Development
● First Spark Ventures
● Triton Partners ● Visa
● MapMortar ● Wild
● Fortman Cline
● TSWS ● Vital
● Material Index ● Williams Racing
● Urbium Capital ● Vosyn
Capital Markets ● Mendelian ● Worley Group
● FSN Capital Partners
● Value Capital ● willow
● Merlin
● Fuel Ventures Partners ● Workday
● Mission Possible

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