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The MBA Employment report for 2012 presents some interesting statistics for our MBA programme, with the most outstanding being that 92% of our MBA2012 class secured employment within three months of graduation. If you are interested in recruiting our talent, please visit http://bit.ly/GTGDxL Find out more about our MBA programme: http://www.london.edu/programmes/mba.html
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- 1. MBA Employment Report 2012 Access global talent from the world’s number one business school CareerServices www.london.edu/recruitourtalent
- 2. Introduction from the Executive Director It has been a really exciting year for our MBA programme and in many ways, a year of firsts. I am proud to see that despite facing another challenging year in the job market, our students remain highly sought after. 92% of our MBA2012 class secured employment within three months of graduation; of those, 33% took up Consulting Sector roles with a further 32% moving into the Finance Sector. However, for the first time, it was Corporate Sectors, at 35%, that attracted the largest percentage of permanent hires. The past year has also seen more and more of our MBA graduates heading outside the UK following graduation. With 53% of our students choosing to work abroad, it is a testament to the international mobility and global perspective of our graduates. Fiona Sandford Executive Director Careers and Global Business London Business School www.london.edu/recruitourtalent London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 3. Introduction from the Executive Director We have implemented some exciting innovations to the MBA programme to help us better reflect and challenge the global nature of our class. In September, students and faculty flew to Boston and New York to participate in London Business School’s first ever Global Business Experience. A unique opportunity to learn about global business through immersion in five different locations, the Global Business Experience is designed to engage students in new and complex working environments. Subsequent trips will take place in Johannesburg this December, Mumbai in March 2013, Hong Kong in April 2013 and Istanbul in May 2013. The Career Services team has been busy working closely with student clubs to organise Career Treks to New York, Geneva, Paris, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Singapore and Shanghai to provide organisations with the opportunity to meet our Fiona Sandford students in-house. Our ongoing focus on China is also Executive Director beginning to reap rewards with major recruiter Fosun Careers and Global Business International making its first visit to campus, and the School’s London Business School faculty and students hosting two major events in November for our first China Week. www.london.edu/recruitourtalent London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 4. Introduction from the Executive Director We also have reason to celebrate as we continue to enjoy success in major international rankings. With the MBA programme recently voted number one in the Bloomberg BusinessWeek international ranking for the first time ever. However, one thing stays the same and that is our mission to build the best possible relationships with recruiters. I would like to thank our recruiters for having confidence in the skills, expertise and global perspectives that our students and graduates can bring to their organisations and continuing to hire from the School. I hope you find this report informative and useful. Fiona Sandford Executive Director Careers and Global Business London Business School www.london.edu/recruitourtalent London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 5. This is a current profile. Our MBA2012 MBA2013 admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice. Students 400 Students Students 403 403 Age range 23–39 Age range Age range 24–37 24–37 *Typically participants have between five and six years relevant (management) experience, Average age 28 Average age Average age 29 29 although each applicant will be considered on her/his own merit. The School values diversity Average work 5 Average work Average work 5.7 5.7 and promotes a positive work and study environment. experience (years) experience (years) experience (years) Works experience 2–14 Works experience 2–15 range* (years) range* (years) Primary nationalities 62 Primary nationalities 66 GMAT range 600–780 GMAT range 600–780 GMAT average 701 GMAT average 700 “Access to Female 28% Female 31% international talent on our doorstep who have the skills to make an immediate impact in our many locations Thomson Reuters, 2012 London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 6. This is a current profile. Our MBA2012 MBA2013 admissions decisions are taken in accordance with Regional background Regional background best equal opportunities practice. Europe (excluding UK) 31% Europe (excluding UK) 26% Asia 20% Asia 23% *Typically participants have between five and six years relevant (management) experience, USA/Canada 14% USA/Canada 15% although each applicant will be considered on her/his own merit. The School values diversity Latin America 12% Latin America 12% and promotes a positive work and study environment. UK 11% UK 11% Middle East/Africa 7% Middle East/Africa 8% Australasia 5% Australasia 5% 5% 31% 7% 5% 26% “Access to 8% international talent 11% 11% on our doorstep who have the 12% MBA2012 MBA2013 Regional background 12% Regional background skills to make an immediate impact in 23% our many locations 14% 15% 20% Thomson Reuters, 2012 London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 7. This is a current profile. Our MBA2012 MBA2013 admissions decisions are taken in accordance with Professional background Professional background best equal opportunities (pre-MBA) (pre-MBA) practice. Corporate sectors 41% Corporate sectors 45% *Typically participants have between five and six years relevant (management) experience, Finance 30% Finance 31% although each applicant will be considered on her/his own merit. The School values diversity Consulting 29% Consulting 24% and promotes a positive work and study environment. 29% “Access to 24% international talent on our doorstep who have the MBA2012 MBA2013 30% Professional background 31% (pre-MBA) Professional background skills to make an (pre-MBA) immediate impact in our many locations 41% 45% Thomson Reuters, 2012 London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 8. MBA Recruiters 1OAK Group Berenberg Bank Credit Suisse Companies that hired 3i Better Capital Croud students from London A.T. Kearney BG Group CrowdBnk Abbott Laboratories Bijou Daesang Business School in 2012, Daiwa Securities Group Abbott Vascular Booz & Company either on a permanent basis Abraaj Capital Bouygues Construction Danshell or during the summer. Accenture Bowmark Capital DataCash Actis Box De Beers ADC African Development BP Deloitte Corporation Brasbunker Delta Partners Aggmore Bridgewater Deutsche Bank AGV Logistica Bryanston Deutsche Telekom Ajegroup Bupa Discovery Networks International Almaz Capital Partners Burberry DuPont Alphaville Urbanismo Canter Equity Partners EDITD Amazon Cargill EDP Amedia Networks CCNI EDP Comercial American Express Centrica Egon Zehnder International Amgen Cerberus Capital Management Eli Lilly Analysis Group Chanta Elsevier Anglo American Charities Advisory Trust Enerclima Anheuser-Busch InBev Chemidex Pharma EQT Apple China International EBRD “They have had a Arcadis AstraZeneca Capital Corporation Citadel Ernst & Young ETS Halabieh Atomico Citi EE Bacardi CJ E&M America Expedia Bain & Company Clarity Capital FAC Technology Bain Capital Clevermiles Facebook Banco de Crédito del Perú CMIA Capital Partners FAMA Holdings Banco Espírito CMP Capital Management-Partners Fidelity Worldwide Investment Bank of America Merrill Lynch Coats Fireteam/Splash Damage BMO Bank of Montreal Coller Capital First Reserve Corporation Barclays Colony Capital Flat-Club Barilla Colville Partners FormFormForm BBC Comufy France Télécom Beck & Pollitzer Comviva Freitag & Co Benros Capital Partners CPP Investment Board FSA London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 9. MBA Recruiters Japan Bank for International NBCUniversal Royal Dutch Shell The Linde Group Cooperation Nestas Communicatie s[edition] Thomson Reuters Japan International NHS SAC Capital Advisors Thriev Cooperation Agency Noble Resources SalesGossip TJP & Company John Lewis Partnership Nomura Samsung Electronics Touchnote Johnson & Johnson Noreq Partners Samsung Global Strategy Group Kennet Partners Novartis Samsung Life true online Khazanah Nasional Berhad NTT Communications Sanford C. Bernstein Kira Bella Nutmeg Santander Two Circles Kompass International OC&C Strategy Consultants Saratoga Capital Uber LaunchPad Recruits Oliver Wyman SCG Logistics Management Unilever LBS Summer Consulting Team Omorovicza Schneider Electric United States Government Leopard Capital Orange Seatwave Ventech Lloyd’s of London Orbis Investment Management Secret Escapes Veritas Investments LNG Capital Pala Investments SEEK London Organising Committee Parthenon Ventures SHIVSPIX of the Olympic Games and Partners Group Siam Commercial Bank Vivaldi Partners Paralympic Games (LOCOG) PayPal Siemens Vodafone L’Oréal PepsiCo Siemens Venture Capital VTB Capital Los Vasquitos Petromin Corporation Skype Walmart Louis Vuitton Petrus Advisers Solon Management Consulting Walpole Maersk Group Philips Space Synapse Systems Wood Mackenzie MasterCard PIMCO SPIE UK WPP McKinsey & Company Planting Promise Standard Chartered Bank Medtronic Playenable Statoil Zafferano Capital Metric Capital Partners Pocket Gems Stryker ZAIS Group MFS Investment Management PokerStars Sustainable Ventures Zodiak Media Microsoft PricewaterhouseCoopers SWIFT Worldwide Resources ZS Associates Minter Ellison Rudd Watts Rainmaking Syngenta Zurich Insurance Group Miroma Ventures Rangespan T. Rowe Price Mizuho Corporate Bank Moelis & Company Regent Realty Taboola Please note Rio Tinto Monitor Group Risk Capital Partners Tate & Lyle That many more companies Montagu Private Equity Rocket Internet TBL Mirror Fund Moo Roland Berger Strategy Consultants Telefónica presented on our campus Morgan Stanley Roshan Tesco Mount Kellett Capital Management Rothschild Thai Credit Retail Bank and/or posted opportunities MOVE Guides Royal Bank of Scotland The Boston Consulting Group for our students. London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 10. Employment rate Accepted an offer with a new employer Returning to my pre-London Business School employer Self-employed/starting a business Graduates who had accepted offers three months after graduation “We were delighted with the quality of the candidates from the London Business School during the hiring processes, and, of course, with the outcome.” Time Warner, 2012 London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 11. Sector choice on graduation Major recruiters Major recruiters Consulting Finance Consulting Finance McKinsey & Company 36 Citi 12 Corporate sectors The Boston Consulting Group 31 Deutsche Bank 11 Bain & Company 11 Goldman Sachs 7 Booz & Company 9 Barclays 5 A.T. Kearney 3 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 4 Accenture 2 Credit Suisse 3 Monitor Group 2 J.P. Morgan 3 Oliver Wyman 2 Morgan Stanley 3 ZS Associates 2 Santander 3 % 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Actis 2 100 Canter Equity Partners 2 Corporate Sectors Coller Capital 2 25 25 23 29 31 25 36 33 Fidelity Worldwide Investment 2 80 American Express 6 First Reserve Corporation 2 Amazon 5 GE Capital 2 BP 4 International Finance 2 60 Google 4 Corporation (IFC) Johnson & Johnson 4 Itaú Unibanco 2 42 42 46 44 36 38 34 32 Microsoft 4 Moelis & Company 2 40 Royal Dutch Shell 4 Rocket Internet 3 Samsung Global Strategy Group 3 Vodafone 3 20 Anheuser-Busch InBev 2 33 33 31 27 33 37 30 35 BBC 2 Thomson Reuters 2 0 London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 12. MBA2012 career decisions Employer sector Major recruiters Consulting 33% Finance 32% Strategy 31% Investment 17% Full Service 1% Banking/Brokerage Other 1% Private 6% Equity/Buyouts Investment 4% Management/Research Corporate sectors 35% Retail and 2% Commercial Banking Hi-Tech/Telecommunications 7% Government 1% “London Business Internet/E-Commerce 5% and Supranational Energy and Utilities 4% Private Wealth 1% School, with its Media/Entertainment 4% Management international outlook, Healthcare/Pharmaceutical/ 3% Venture Capital 1% Biotech diverse student body Consumer Products 2% Credit Cards 2% and entrepreneurial Real Estate (Services/ 2% Development) Aerospace/ 1% Auto/Transport Insurance 1% Public interest/Social impact 1% Other 1% MBA student, 2012 London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 13. MBA2012 career decisions Career transition Source of opportunity Source of opportunity To consulting from School community School community 74% 74% Consulting 54% Career Services Career Services 59% 59% Corporate sectors 36% (on-campus presentations, job (on-campus presentations, job postings, CV search, events) postings, CV search, events) Finance 10% Networking Networking 10% 10% Alumni Alumni 3% 3% To corporate from Club events Club events (fairs, panels, speakers, (fairs, panels, speakers, 2% 2% club CV books, etc.) club CV books, etc.) Consulting 22% Corporate sectors 61% Finance 17% Outside sources Outside sources 26% 26% Personal contacts Personal contacts 20% 20% Executive search Executive search 3% 3% Internet job boards 3% “It is a rare and Consulting 23% Internet job boards 3% unique privilege to Corporate sectors 19% Finance 58% have the time and Primary reason accepting Primary reason accepting and think about the Nature of Work 73% Nature of Work 73% Promotion prospects 11% Promotion prospects 11% Location 7% Location 7% Work/life Balance 6% Work/life Balance 6% London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012 Compensation 3% Compensation 3%
- 14. MBA2012 job location information Region changes Job location Employer sector Major recruiters The graph below shows who returns to work in MBA 2012 graduates went to work at organisations in 69 cities their home region (based upon nationality) after and 39 countries around the world. MBA and who works abroad. The graph below shows who returns to work in their home region (based upon nationality) after MBA and who works abroad. Home Abroad Africa 22% 78% Asia 45% 55% Australia 35% 65% Europe 43% 57% Latin America 54% 46% Middle East 100% UK 77% 23% USA/Canada 29% 71% London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 15. MBA2012 salary information by industry Salary information “We see MBAs as Sector UK pounds US dollars* part of our leadership Overall Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median pipeline and several Base salary Sign-on bonus £25,651 £1,110 £144,287 £100,000 £72,964 £20,142 £70,540 £16,032 $40,000 $1,731 $225,000 $155,940 $113,779 $31,409 $110,000 $25,000 London Business Year-end bonus £2,000 £160,000 £21,707 £15,000 $3,119 $249,504 $33,850 $23,391 School alumni who Consulting Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median Base salary Sign-on bonus £32,366 £3,468 £115,429 £39,439 £76,683 £16,350 £74,000 £15,000 $50,471 $5,408 $180,000 $61,501 $119,580 $25,497 $115,395 $23,391 joined Amazon Year-end bonus £2,000 £38,000 £15,726 £14,000 $3,119 $59,257 $24,524 $21,832 have gone on to be Corporate Sectors Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median Base salary Sign-on bonus £25,651 £1,110 £120,000 £50,000 £70,926 £15,647 £70,000 £15,000 $40,000 $1,731 $187,128 $77,970 $110,602 $24,399 $109,158 $23,391 promoted internally.” Year-end bonus £4,600 £96,191 £17,782 £11,250 $7,173 $150,000 $27,728 $17,543 Amazon, 2012 Finance Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median Base salary £42,500 £144,287 £71,285 £65,000 $66,274 $225,000 $111,161 $101,361 Sign-on bonus £4,733 £100,000 £27,892 £28,000 $7,380 $155,940 $43,495 $43,663 Year-end bonus £6,000 £160,000 £37,626 £30,000 $9,356 $249,504 $58,673 $46,782 * US dollars – converted at 1.559397 from pounds to London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012 dollars on 1 August 2012
- 16. MBA2012 salary information by region Salary information “Interacting with so Sector Sector UK pounds UK pounds US dollars* US dollars* Africa Overall Min Min Max Max Mean Mean Median Median Min Min Max Max Mean Mean Median Median means I’ve had to Base salary** £25,651 £66,319 £49,587 £56,792 $40,000 $103,418 $77,326 $88,561 Base salary £25,651 £144,287 £72,964 £70,540 $40,000 $225,000 $113,779 $110,000 Sign-on bonus £1,110 £100,000 £20,142 £16,032 $1,731 $155,940 $31,409 $25,000 Year-end bonus Asia £2,000 Min £160,000 Max £21,707 Mean £15,000 Median $3,119 Min $249,504 Max $33,850 Mean $23,391 Median Base salary £32,366 £98,399 £68,814 £70,540 $50,471 $153,443 $107,309 $110,000 Sign-on bonus £3,468 £36,595 £20,264 £19,238 $5,408 $57,066 $31,600 $30,000 Consulting Year-end bonus Min £4,936 Max £96,191 Mean £25,241 Median £16,400 Min $7,697 Max $150,000 Mean $39,361 Median $25,574 Base salary Sign-on bonus Australasia £32,366 £3,468 Min £115,429 £39,439 Max £76,683 £16,350 Mean £74,000 £15,000 Median $50,471 $5,408 Min $180,000 $61,501 Max $119,580 $25,497 Mean $115,395 $23,391 Median environment you very Year-end bonus £2,000 £38,000 £15,726 £14,000 $3,119 $59,257 $24,524 $21,832 Base salary £84,303 £113,303 £96,232 £97,454 $131,461 $176,684 $150,063 $151,969 Sign-on bonus £13,488 £20,233 £14,837 £13,488 $21,034 $31,551 $23,137 $21,034 Year-end bonus Corporate Sectors £8,093 Min £26,977 Max £18,800 Mean £18,614 Median $12,620 Min $42,068 Max $29,316 Mean $29,027 Median Base salary £25,651 £120,000 £70,926 £70,000 $40,000 $187,128 $110,602 $109,158 Sign-on bonus Europe (Exc UK) £1,110 Min £50,000 Max £15,647 Mean £15,000 Median $1,731 Min $77,970 Max $24,399 Mean $23,391 Median Year-end bonus Base salary £4,600 £39,439 £96,191 £115,429 £17,782 £71,052 £11,250 £70,102 $7,173 $61,501 $150,000 $180,000 $27,728 $110,799 $17,543 $109,317 Sign-on bonus £2,366 £50,000 £17,100 £14,987 $3,690 $77,970 $26,665 $23,370 Year-end bonus £6,310 £86,766 £18,071 £13,131 $9,840 $135,302 $28,180 $20,476 Finance Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median Base salary £42,500 £144,287 £71,285 £65,000 $66,274 $225,000 $111,161 $101,361 MBA student, 2013 Latin America Sign-on bonus Min £4,733 Max £100,000 Mean £27,892 Median £28,000 Min $7,380 Max $155,940 Mean $43,495 Median $43,663 Base salary Year-end bonus £49,031 £6,000 £106,233 £160,000 £74,373 £37,626 £72,367 £30,000 $76,458 $9,356 $165,659 $249,504 $115,977 $58,673 $112,849 $46,782 Sign-on bonus £4,714 £32,064 £18,546 £14,495 $7,352 $50,000 $28,921 $22,603 Year-end bonus £6,286 £50,288 £28,090 £31,430 $9,802 $78,419 $43,804 $49,012 Middle East Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median Base salary £70,540 £100,808 £80,903 £80,480 $110,000 $157,200 $126,160 $125,500 Sign-on bonus £9,619 £20,000 £14,472 £15,000 $15,000 $31,188 $22,567 $23,391 Year-end bonus £6,413 £25,010 £16,856 £19,238 $10,000 $39,000 $26,286 $30,000 United Kingdom Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median Base salary £37,500 £140,000 £72,477 £70,000 $58,477 $218,316 $113,020 $109,158 Sign-on bonus £1,110 £100,000 £21,864 £19,619 $1,731 $155,940 $34,094 $30,594 Year-end bonus £2,000 £160,000 £22,120 £14,000 $3,119 $249,504 $34,494 $21,832 USA/Canada Min Max Mean Median Min Max Mean Median Base salary £39,759 £144,287 £75,391 £70,540 $62,000 $225,000 $117,565 $110,000 Sign-on bonus £3,206 £80,159 £21,429 £16,032 $5,000 $125,000 $33,417 $25,000 Year-end bonus £7,054 £80,159 £25,330 £14,429 $11,000 $125,000 $39,500 $22,500 * US dollars – converted at 1.559397 from pounds to London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012 dollars on 1 August 2012 **Sample size is too small to report on bonus information for this region
- 17. Employment rate Summary data Students undertaking projects/internships* nships* Students undertaking projects/internships* Accepted an offer with a new employer oyer Accepted an my pre-London Business School employer Returning to offer with a new employer ss School Returning to my pre-London Business School employer employer Self-employed/starting a business Self-employed/starting a More than one employer business More than one employer *Percentage of MBA 2013 class reported as seeking an internship (response rate for MBA 2013 class: 99%) Primary location Employment rate UK 61% Europe (outside UK) 14% Asia 11% USA/Canada 6% Latin America 3% Middle East 2% Australasia 2% Africa 1% London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 18. Source of opportunity Source of opportunity Employment rate Employer sector Major recruiters School community 85% Consulting 16% Corporate sectors 51% School community 85% Career Services 73% Strategy 16% Internet/E-Commerce 15% (on-campus presentations, CV search, Services Career events, job postings) 73% Energy and Utilities 7% (on-campus presentations, Networking 6% Finance 33% Consumer Products 6% Healthcare/Pharmaceutical CV search, events, job postings) Alumni 2% /Biotech 6% Club events 4% Investment Banking/ 19% Networking (fairs, panels, speakers, 6% Brokerage Hi-Tech/Telecommunications 4% club CV books, etc.) Investment Management/ 5% Credit Cards 3% Alumni 2% Research Media/Entertainment 2% Club events 4% Private Equity/Buyouts 4% (fairs, panels, speakers, Outside Sources 15% Venture Capital 2% Aerospace/ Auto/Transport 1% club CV books, etc.) 13% Retail and Commercial Banking 1% Personal contacts Retail 1% Government and Supranational 1% Internet job boards 1% Agribusiness 1% Other Financial Services 1% Speculative letters/cold calling 1% Public interest/Social impact 1% Insurance 1% Outside Sources 15% Metals/Mining 1% Personal contacts 13% Internet job boards 1% Speculative letters/cold calling 1% London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 19. Major recruiters Major recruiters Consulting Corporate sectors Finance The Boston Consulting Group 19 Google 13 Credit Suisse 15 McKinsey & Company 14 Royal Dutch Shell 12 J.P. Morgan 8 Bain & Company 9 American Express 11 Citi 8 Booz & Company 6 Amazon 9 Barclays 6 LBS Summer Consulting Team 6 Johnson & Johnson 8 Nomura 6 OC&C Strategy Consultants 4 Unilever 7 HSBC 6 Monitor Group 3 Abbott 5 Deutsche Bank 6 Roland Berger Strategy 3 Centrica 5 Fidelity Worldwide Investment 4 Consultants Facebook 4 Goldman Sachs 4 A.T. Kearney 2 Novartis 4 Bank of America Merrill Lynch 3 Rocket Internet 4 Standard Chartered Bank 3 CrowdBnk 3 BMO Bank of Montreal 2 General Mills 3 Atomico 2 Infosys 3 Moelis & Company 2 PepsiCo 3 Morgan Stanley 2 PokerStars 3 Coller Capital 2 Statoil 3 Pala Investments 2 Thomson Reuters 3 PIMCO 2 ADC African Development 2 Corporation Itaú Unibanco 2 International Finance 2 Corporation (IFC) London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012
- 20. Major recruiters “The MBA programme has given me the UK pounds chance to work in Min Max Mean Median a truly global and Overall £60 £2,050 £1,068 £1,119 Consulting £92 £1,945 £1,463 £1,563 eclectic business Corporate Sectors £65 £1,963 £867 £923 environment and has Finance £60 £2,050 £1,138 £1,250 greatly enhanced my technical and business US dollars* management skills.” MBA student, 2013 Min Max Mean Median Overall $94 $3,197 $1,665 $1,745 Consulting $144 $3,034 $2,281 $2,437 Corporate Sectors $101 $3,061 $1,352 $1,439 Finance $94 $3,197 $1,775 $1,949 * US dollars – converted at 1.559397 from pounds to London Business School MBA Employment Report 2012 dollars on 1 August 2012
- 21. London Business School programme portfolio All admissions decisions are taken in accordance with best equal opportunities practice. 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