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
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The leading world consultant, Accenture, in collaboration with KCLBC, is hosting a number of events, all aimed on one goal: to help students from King’s College London to make optimal decisions about their future.
This Tuesday, October 21st, Pavel Kudlac, King’s College alumnus and now a part of Accenture group, was giving a presentation on career opportunities in the field of consultancy. The highly interactive session continued for hour and a half, during which students received the comprehensive answers to their most intriguing questions.
This workshop showed that even though there is a slowdown in economy, there is none in students’ interest towards consultancy. To quote Mr Kudlac:
“I have been giving these presentations for the 4 last years and there is the largest audience I have seen so far”
This is great news for Accenture as well as for King’s College students: the mutual interest that was explicit during that workshop means that collaboration between great consultancy firm and great university will continue.
On behalf of KCLBC, we would want to thank you all the students who participated in the workshops and, of course, Pavel Kudlac and Accenture.
by Anna Linetskaya - KCLBC Media Team
