ECOMS UWA

Bain & Company is the world’s leading global business consulting firms, serving clients across six continents on issues of strategy, operations, technology, organisation and mergers and acquisitions

Working at Bain is a unique and exciting opportunity. Our culture enables our staff to develop distinctive skills and to thrive in the broad range of assignments that they encounter. We pride ourselves on providing a high level of responsibility and growth opportunities for our people.

The Australian practice recruits undergraduates from leading Australian universities. For more information about our relationship with some of the top local academic institutions visit our individual college and university pages.

For additional information on the recruiting process, or if you are interested in pursuing a challenging and fast-paced career, visit the application process section of www.joinbain.com.

At the end of Semester 2, Economics and Commerce Students elected their 2012 ECOMS committee. Congratulations are in order to those people who were elected. The Executive have also met and appointed certain officers to their positions. Below is ECOMS Committee 2012:

Executive:

President: Justin Bloomfield

Education Vice-President: Rob Purdew

Business Vice-President: Elselynn Leighton

Communications Vice-President: Harrison Sweeney

Activities Vice-President: Julian Rapattoni

Secretary: Mitch Lang

Treasurer: Leteesha Stallard

Officers:

Education Officer: Chris Chesky

Business Officer: James O’Donnell

Communications Officer: Jeremy Cole

Activities Officer: Michelle Chern

Treasury Officer: Steph Crews

Competitions Officer: Stephen Ingram

Equity Officer: Kristina T-chenko

Male Sports Representative: Fraser Hall

Female Sports Representative: Georgia Mann

The PwC experience award is about recognising students who balance their

studies with other activities such as sporting commitments and volunteering

in the community. It is open to students of all degree disciplines with at

least one year of their degree remaining. All you have to do is tell us in

200 words or less how you achieve this balance and you could win a prize

which includes:

- Financial assistance towards a course or cause of your choice

- A professional development package run by PwC in Sydney to prepare you

for the workforce

For more information click here

Applying for graduate or vacation jobs this year?

Want to know what happens in an Assessment Centre?

More and more employers are including assessment centre activities and
psychometric testing as part of their selection process for job
applicants.

Come to a free 45 minute seminar and learn more about:
* Typical activities in an assessment centre
* How candidates are assessed
* Psychometric testing
* Where to find free practice tests
Thu 31 Mar 1pm
Social Science Lecture Room 1 – SSLR1
Book on CareerHub www.careers.uwa.edu.au

Hope to see you there!
The Team @ UWA Careers

The Business School cordially invites all current students to join in the activities scheduled during international week commencing Monday 28 March. For example; you can find out more about getting involved with AIESEC’s Global Mobility Program; or the UWA ANZ Asia fellowship in Hong Kong; or get a team together for the soccer tournament. For the full list of events scheduled for international week and registration details visit Business School webpage: http://www.business.uwa.edu.au/school/news/international_week

It’s time to become. You’ve thought about what you want. How your career
will play out. How you’ll achieve your ambitions and fulfil your potential.
Join Ernst & Young and start to become.

Wherever your future lies in Ernst & Young, you’ll be in good company. With
141,000 other people on paths to success, you can thrive and develop into a
trusted and successful business professional.

As a global leader in assurance, tax, transaction and advisory services, we
work some of the largest clients and most interesting projects, both
locally and globally, our dedication to development will ensure you can
achieve professional progress.

Want to secure a graduate position early on? Become an Ernst & Young
vacationer.

As a vacationer, you’ll do real-life client work, gain skills
development and training, and be exposed to a variety of professional
experiences. Not only do you learn about our organisation, you get to
apply that knowledge too.

Spend 2 weeks with us and show us what you’re capable of and you could
be invited to join us after graduation.

Become an Ernst & Young vacationer.

Apply online at www.ey.com/au/careers

Applications opened 21 February 2011 and close on 24 March 2011 at 12:00
p.m. local time in Perth.

Are you Talented & Young?
Enter our competition on Facebook® and tell us why to win 1 of 10 iPads.

Find us on Facebook and check out our videos to get to know us a little
better. Answer our quick quiz and tell us in 25 words or less why you’re
Talented & Young – and you could be on your way to winning an iPad.

Entries are limited to one per person and close 15 April 2011.

Visit www.facebook.com/eycareers

The mentoring scheme is a new initiative this year, and will be a great opportunity for female students to network with succesful women from various firms across WA. You’ll be assigned a mentor from industry, who will be able to give you an insight into life in Business. If that’s not enough, it will help you to improve your confidence and skills for job hunting. Register by emailing or calling Matt McKenzie (0422 901 929).

Registrations for the 2011 DCM BlueLake Portfolio Competition are now OPEN!

The DCM BlueLake Portfolio Competition offers you the unique and exhilarating opportunity to experience the life of an equities trader for eight weeks from March 28, competing against Australian undergraduate students from 39 universities across Australia!

Go to www.tradingplaces.com.au now to register for your chance to share in the MASSIVE $20,000 prize pool, split as follows:

$5,000 + a trip for 2 to New York City including 3 nights accommodation for the winner;

$4,000 for 2nd;

$2,000 for 3rd;

$1,000 for 4th; and

$500 each for 5th to 10th place winners!

Career and networking opportunities are also up for grabs for those who excel at conquering the market!

The Competition is free to enter and open to all undergraduate students with a ‘.edu.au’ email address.

With so much to gain and nothing to lose, why wouldn’t you take part in the excitement of the 2011 DCM BlueLake Portfolio Competition?

Register now! Go to www.tradingplaces.com.au.
Registrations close Sunday 27 March.