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Careers service for alumni
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MBS' Career Centre is unique in Australia. Our consultants have senior industry expertise and strong networks, which allows them to offer you practical and relevant coaching and assistance in matters related to job search and strategic career decision-making and planning. Telephone coaching and Skype services are available for alumni outside Melbourne. To discuss how we can help you.
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Are you interested in having a team of students from MBS assist
your organisation on a project basis?
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During the February to April period each year, a number of MBA students at MBS are required to undertake a team-based project in which they integrate and apply various aspects of their MBA to a ‘real-world’ management problem. These projects form the basis of a final term subject known as ‘Managing New Ventures / Integrative Projects’. If you and your organisation are interested in participating, read more or contact me at s.d'souza@mbs.edu
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MBS Alumni in 2009 Australia Day Honours List
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Geoffrey David Allen AM (MBA 1969) was made a Member in the Order of Australia for service to business, particularly in the area of corporate public affairs, through a range of executive roles with professional organisations, and to the community.
Dr. Ronald Cullen AO (MBA 1969) was made an Officer in the Order of Australia for service to public administration in Victoria through the development of innovative management practices and organisational change.
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Get involved in the London Alumni of Melbourne Business School (LAMBS) Chapter
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It's that time of year for the London alumni community to select a new committee to continue driving LAMBS for the coming 12-18 months. This is a great opportunity to help identify, create and organise events and activities that are aimed at fostering our growing London Alumni of Melbourne Business School community as well as build links with the alumni from other selected business schools. Read more
If you are interested in building an MBS presence in your region, please contact Jessica McGreesh j.mcgreesh@mbs.edu
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A very happy, healthy and safe 2009 to you.
The School welcomed 55 full-time and 92 part-time students to their first day of class last week. The full-time MBA continues to have a distinctly international flavour, with twenty-five different countries represented, making for rich and interesting classroom discussion. And with backgrounds ranging from engineering, to business, science, law, arts and medicine, the ambitions of the Class of 2010 are incredibly wide and varied. 
One the world's leading CSR thinkers, Kellie McElhaney (Haas School of Business), will talk at the Net Impact breakfast about the strategic alignment of corporate responsibility and brand. Following the breakfast, a day session will be run on topics such as future energy pathways, emerging banking practices, and not-for-profit funding. Places are limited - 
Join your fellow alumni at the 2009 Sydney Annual Alumni Dinner, at the Tea Room in the Queen Victoria Building on Thursday 12 March. Keynote speaker this year is John Hartigan, Chairman and CEO, News Limited. 
