Hult Magazine Issue 7 | Page 8

CORPORATE RELATIONS UPDATE HULT CORPORATE RELATIONS HAPPENINGS Henkel attended the London event, and Hult is now on their list of preferred schools that they hire graduates from. Read about our Corporate Relations team’s latest projects, and find out how you can win a trip to the Hult Prize final in New York by signing up to the Talent Solutions Ambassador Program! Did you know that over the past 20 months, an average of 170 new employers have joined Hult’s corporate partner network every week? The Corporate Relations (CR) team’s goal is to continue expanding Hult’s corporate network globally, and to keep sourcing opportunities for Hult students and alumni. Organized by region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Middle East & Africa, South Asia, and East Asia), each team is localizing the department’s global strategy, organized around three core pillars: •  mployer integration into the curriculum— E through Action Projects, the Hult Impact challenge, and corporate support in the new MBA curriculum. •  mployer integration on campus—through E career-related events, Career Open Houses, and the Hult Prize. •  alent Solutions—a corporate T profile-matching service bringing targeted job opportunities to students and alumni. 8 Clarissa Taveras, Director of Corporate Relations, welcomes Marissa Hurtado from Apple at the San Francisco campus. The CR team is constantly working to increase the number of touchpoints Hult students have with employers worldwide. Hult’s corporate network now spans more than 2,200 companies in over 60 markets, and thanks to the CR team’s efforts, over 6,000 unique student-employer connections have been established via industry insight panels and keynote speaker events. In addition to this, over 7,000 new contact points have been established during campus Career Open Houses. We decided to find out more about these touchpoints, and how alumni can benefit by getting involved. Career Open House events Shanghai Alumni Julien Gregis, Aaron Howell, and Cynthia Lin share the top three things they wish they had known before graduation. The CR team is extremely grateful for all the support the alumni offered during these events. They were delighted to welcome a number of alumni who represented their companies, including Google, Accenture, State Street Bank, KPMG, etc., but also alumni who joined as participants and were currently looking for a job, or interested in leveraging the many networking opportunities these events offer. We were very impressed by Hult students— they were definitely of a high caliber, and from diversified backgrounds. We found them to be passionate, interested, and switched on, and that’s exactly the type of profile Unilever is looking for. In April this year, the CR team, supported by the Career Services and Student Yelda Arslan, Leadership Development GCC, Services teams, rolled out Hult’s first-ever Unilever global Career Open House anchor events across the five international campuses. As a Hult graduate, it was truly gratifying These events were designed to help our to be able to motivate students and students and alumni expand their network reinforce to them the idea of working of corporate and alumni contacts. Alumni toward their dreams. I felt honored to could also join a range of career workshops, represent Google at such a professional roundtable discussions, and employer event organized by Hult, which gathered presentations. Over 250 companies, from Fortune 500s to SMEs and global start-ups, top companies in a high-level arena. participated in these events. Maria Jose Garay, MBA Class of 2011, Senior Account Manager, Google Mexico