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1 Employment Report MBA Class Many of the themes seen in recent years were repeated in this class. In particular, the relatively large number of students establishing their own businesses remained close to the recent 4 year average at 10% of the class. The not-for-profit sector remained attractive for around 10% of employed students. Most of the students entering employment headed towards the traditional destinations of Europe, North America and Asia, but we are pleased to see 8% start their post-mba careers in Sub Saharan Africa. While these sectors and regions may not attract the highest levels of compensation, as a School we celebrate the contribution these students will be making in sectors and geographies that have not been the traditional destinations of most MBA graduates.

The not-for-profit sector remained attractive for around 10% of employed students.

2 MBA class profile Age Range Age Range Age Range Age Range

3 Employment Summary Career Destinations No. Class size Not seeking employment, of which Returning to previous employer Starting a new business Continuing education Other No information Seeking Employment 168 No. of students accepting an offer within 3 months of graduation %

employer Starting a new business Continuing education Other 49 14 25 5 5

4 Names in red hired two or more students Accenture Adidas Group AG Admiral Group Aerium Agilisys Al Jazeera Amazon American Nicaraguan Foundation Anheuser Beusch InBev Bangkok Bank PLC Bank of Thailand Booz Allen Hamilton Boston Consulting Group BP Capital One Cebile Capital Citibank Dalberg Global Development Advisors Deloitte Digicel Ltd Dimension Data DNV GL Elliptic Enterprises Limited ERNI Consulting AG Exane BNP Paribas EY (OTS) Fung Group Google Hailo HCL Technologies HJ Heinz Hopster TV Houlihan Lokey Hewlett Packard Imperial Capital Jaguar Land Rover Johnson&Johnson JustPark Kenshoo Lawler Corporate Finance Lazard Living Goods Logica Luminary Labs Marsoft Inc. McKinsey & Company Memebox Mi9 Retail Microsoft Milicom Monetary Authority of Singapore Monitor Deloitte Neighbourly Neptune Investment Funds NHK Publishing, Inc. Nomura North of South Capital Novitas Capital Advisors (Pty) Ltd. Nymi OEE Consulting Off.Grid:Electric Olam International Limited PA Consulting Paragon Partners Limited PayPal Philips PSF PwC Respida Capital Royal Bank of Canada SALIC - Saudi Agricultural and Livestock Investment Company Satellite Applications Catapult Saudi Aramco Schlumberger Business Consulting Shell Foundation Siemens AG Sky Holding Company Standard Chartered State Street Bank GmbH swiggy.in Swoosh Editions Tata Consultancy Services TD Canada Trust TOKSOZ Grup Trussbridge UBS UNDP VCP Advisors Wayra Deutschland WCG Wells Fargo Bank Weston Foods Whistle Sports Woolworths Australia Source of Opportunity School-facilitated 49% Student Facilitated 51%

ERNI Consulting AG Exane BNP Paribas EY (OTS) Fung Group Google Hailo HCL Technologies HJ Heinz Hopster TV Houlihan Lokey Hewlett Packard Imperial Capital Jaguar Land Rover Johnson&Johnson JustPark

5 Destinations Student destinations 8% Sub Saharan Africa 34% UK 20% Asia 2% Central America & the Caribbean 7% EFTA Zone (exc UK) 8% Middle East & North Africa 18% North America 3% Oceania Sector Destination Consulting 23% Financial Services 25% Diversified Industry, of which 42% Consumer Products 7% Manufacturing 2% Media/Entertainment 6% Petroleum/Energy 5% Pharmaceutical/Biotechnology/Healthcare Products 2% Real Estate 1% Technology Non-profit 10% Total 100%

Financial Services 25% Diversified Industry, of which 42% Consumer Products 7% Manufacturing 2% Media/Entertainment

6 MBA Class regional career moves Students going to work in: Students coming from: Total: UK Rest of EEA Canada USA Latin America & Caribbean Oceana MENA Sub- Saharan Africa India Rest of Asia UK Rest of EEA Other Europe (non EEA) Canada USA Latin America & Caribbean Oceania Middle East & North Africa Sub Saharan Africa India Rest of Asia Total

(non EEA) 3 2 1 Canada 15 4 4 3 2 1 1 USA 19 3 11 1 3 1 Latin America & Caribbean 4 1 1 2 Oceania 10 2 3 4 0 1 Middle East

7 Salaries Salary Summary All Salaries /14 Mean Min Max 120,000 Overall 58,143 9,357 1,263 < 3 years experience 57,175 23,087 85, years experience 55,178 9,357 1, years experience 58,748 15,829 83,972 > 8 years experience 64,577 25, ,926 Regional salaries Average Max Min Africa - sub Saharan 46,718 70,544 19,239 UK 58, ,000 25,800 Asia 37,780 87,116 9,357 80,000 40,000 0 Consulting Salaries 2013/14 100,000 80,000 Europe - Free Trade Zone (exc UK) Middle East and North Africa (MENA) 65,385 74,732 54,323 62,696 83,371 44,383 60,000 40,000 20,000 North America 72,966 1,263 47,065 0 Financial Services Salaries 2013/14 Diversified Industries - Salaries 2013/14 200, , ,000 80, ,000 60,000 80,000 40,000 40,000 20,

87,116 9,357 80,000 40,000 0 Consulting Salaries 2013/14 100,000 80,000 Europe - Free Trade Zone (exc UK) Middle East and North Africa (MENA) 65,385 74,732 54,323 62,696 83,371 44,383 60,000

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