2015

Management Today reported on the LSBF Careers Report on Friday, 18 September, noting how the study indicated that millennials in particular desired a career change for better pay, job satisfaction,…

The Independent on Friday, 18 September, reported on LSBF’s survey findings which revealed that almost half of all UK workers want to switch careers.

LSBF Director of Research Dr Steve Priddy was interviewed on Share Radio in a segment on their ‘Market Wrap Show’ discussing the LSBF Careers Report on Friday, 18 September.

LSBF Career Services Manager George Brown contributed as a panellist on The Guardian’s Live Q&A discussion on how those without work experience could gain employment, on Wednesday, 16 September.

The LSBF Great Minds interview with Terra Firma founder Guy Hands was featured in the latest edition of Wealth & Finance International.

The news story was published as a large…

The latest edition of LSBF’s Great Minds interview series, this time featuring Unilever’s Refreshments President Kevin Havelock, was widely covered in the media on Thursday, 3 September.

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LSBF rector & Chief Executive Professor Maurits van Rooijen’s article discussing the importance of experiential learning in the workplace was published in The Huffington Post on Wednesday, 26 August.

LSBF Singapore’s announcement of its new partnership to offer programmes with the American College of Higher Education was covered in Sri Lanka’s Education Times on Saturday, 22 August.

The LSBF Great Minds series interview with Zenith UK’s Managing Director Tom Cijffers was featured as a two-page spread in Corporate Vision’s August 2015 edition on Wednesday, 19 August.…

LSBF alumnus Ravi Shirurkar starting a social networking site ‘NextMash’ was featured in Your Story on Sunday, 16 August.

LSBF Director of Research Dr Steve Priddy was quoted in The Guardian in an article discussing possible career options for civil servants after leaving their civil service jobs on Monday,…

LSBF news writer Claire Payne’s article discussing how social media could be used to boost one’s online employability, was publishedin Onrec on Tuesday, 28 July.