The event:
A Public Debate Hosted by KCL Capital Reading Group and KCL Business Club
Supported by the Centre for European Studies, King’s College London
THE FUTURE OF CAPITALISM: THE ROOTS OF THE CURRENT ECONOMIC CRISIS AND THE PROSPECTS FOR THE SYSTEM AS A WHOLE
The speakers:
ALEX CALLINICOS, Professor of European Studies, King’s College London, and author of The Revolutionary Ideas of Karl Marx
MARTIN WOLF, Chief Economics Commentator, Financial Times, and author of Fixing Global Finance
The venue:
6.30 P.M. MONDAY 2 NOVEMBER
GREAT HALL, KING’s COLLEGE LONDON, STRAND, LONDON WC2R 2LS
Wednesday, 4th November, 2009 - 4pm to 6pm - KCL WATERLOO CAMPUS, Room 1.60
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Event Date: 22 Oct 2009
Application Deadline: 19 Oct 2009
Start Time: 18.30
End Time: 20:30
Location city: London
Venue: Goldman Sachs
Technology plays a leading role in shaping the current and future business of firms in the City. Companies design, create and maintain their own software applications and infrastructure in order to gain competitive advantage.
There is a wide range of roles available within technology and a computer science degree is not necessarily a requirement. Analytical thinking, teamwork, creativity and communication are the most important skills.
Our Technology division would like to invite you to attend an informal dinner hosted by EWIT to learn more about the role of a Technologist at Goldman Sachs. This session will give you the opportunity to ask candid questions directly to members of our European Women in Technology network. We will also provide you with information on our Summer Internship and Work Placement opportunities.
Please note: This event is ideally suited for those who are in their first or penultimate years of university study as well as those in their 2nd year of a 4 year course as the focus will be on our 2010 Summer Internship and Work Placement opportunities.
