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2011 Annual Alumni Dinner
Another successful Alumni Dinner
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 On Wednesday 16 November, alumni, faculty and senior staff gathered at Melbourne Museum for the Annual Alumni Dinner. The occasion marked not just the achievements of alumni, but also day nine for new Dean Zeger Degraeve, fresh from London Business School. Read more | | |
MBS Alumni Council
Call for nominations
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 The Alumni Council consists of 17 alumni from around the world who work closely with the School and its stakeholders. The President, Frank Zipfinger, sits on the MBS Board and the Council members meet twice a year to review and benchmark progress against their strategic plan to support the School. Read more | | |
Advancement Team
Staff changes
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 We would like to welcome to the team Vanessa Landry who is joining Advancement as Development Officer (Annual Fund and Trusts). Vanessa is an Alumna of MBS, having graduated with an MBA in May of this year. Read more | | |
Recommended read
Can Reindeer Fly?: The Science of Christmas by Roger Highfield
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 Combining the stories and hallmarks of the holiday season with science and history produces “Can Reindeer Fly?” Exploring everything from the reason Santa is so jolly, through to the best way to cook a turkey, this book explains in an easy to read way why some of the Christmas traditions have developed, as well as some of the more modern day holiday phenomena such as the “Christmas Spirit”. Read more | | |
| UPCOMING EVENTS |
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2011 APC Leadership Series: Annette Kimmitt
Friday 25 November |
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 Annette Kimmitt is Managing Partner of Ernst & Young’s Melbourne office, leading a team of more than 120 partners and 1500 staff. Over the past six years, Annette has led various practice groups within Ernst & Young, managing cultural change and strategic direction. Read more | | |
4Seasons Summer Networking
Thursday 8 December |
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 MBS alumni are invited to attend the Summer 4Seasons networking event. This is a great opportunity to network with your fellow alumni. More information and registration.
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It is a true pleasure to have arrived at Melbourne Business School, finally. After all this time since my appointment, I am very much looking forward to getting going. It’s certainly gratifying to see the School in good shape, and our recent successes in the rankings … no pressure on a new, incoming Dean. 
