Hi [FIRST_NAME],
The Infrastructure and Capital Projects (I&CP) team at Deloitte has extended an invitation to LBS students for coffee chats to be held in early December. The aim of the coffee chats is to help LBS students learn more about the I&CP team and for the team to find new talent. The I&CP team is looking for Analysts (MiMs), Senior Consultants/Managers (MBAs) and Senior Managers (8yrs+ experience in consulting in Infrastructure) for full time roles.
If interested in participating, please send your CV to me at vteran.mba2017@london.edu with clear subject line "Deloitte Coffee Chats: [Full Name] CV" by 1 November 2016, to be included in the CV book that will be shared with the IC&P team. The team will contact you directly to organize the coffee chat.
Should you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us. Kind regards,
Valeria
About the Deloitte Infrastructure and Capital Projects Team
Deloitte’s Infrastructure & Capital Projects team provides integrated solutions to all segments of the infrastructure industry and across the lifecycle of an asset. Significant growth in this area of consulting has resulted in Deloitte advising clients on a combined capital cost in excess of $200bn over the last three years. Drawing on hands-on industry expertise and extensive experience from some of the world’s largest and most complex capital projects, the team enables clients to set up, build and operate major projects with greater confidence.
A wealth of expertise and experience
The Deloitte Infrastructure & Capital Projects team has deep industry expertise that blends the latest thinking in strategy and management consulting with engineering, commercial management, programme management and economic development expertise across all capital intensive sectors. In you fit this blend and would like to learn more about our team, we would like to meet you over coffee.
To find out more please visit our website at: http://www2.deloitte.com/uk/en/pages/infrastructure-and-capital-projects/topics/infrastructure-and-capital-projects.html
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