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What undergraduates can learn from executive hiring practicesEvery year, recruitment firms in Sydney and Melbourne watch thousands of resumes land on desks, yet only a small fraction make it past the first screen. The…
Why the 2018 Impact Challenge Set Its Sights on the Future of WorkThe International Conference 2018 brought hundreds of undergraduate students from Australia, the United States, and beyond to New York City for three days,…
Turning conference conversations into career mentors that lastThree days in New York. A handful of business cards, a few LinkedIn requests, and a phone full of headshots taken at the welcome reception. For many Australian…
to build a support system of like-minded entrepreneursSolo founders often carry the weight of every decision, and the loneliness that creeps in can quietly erode momentum. Surrounding yourself with people who…
Leaving on a High Note: Graceful exits from networking conversationsNetworking at a packed conference often feels like speed-dating with career ambition. Within minutes you might be mid-conversation with a fintech founder, an…
Turning a Conference Experience Into a Career CompassAfter three days of keynotes, executive seminars and hallway conversations, returning home can feel like stepping off a fast-moving treadmill. The ideas keep…
What Executive Seminars Reveal About Sustainable Business PracticesHeld over three days in New York City from November 18 to 20, the International Conference 2018 gathered hundreds of undergraduates alongside executives and…
Networking with purpose when you walk in without a planMost guides to networking assume you already know exactly who you want to meet. Bring a list of targets, prepare three questions for each, time your elevator…
Why the Impact Challenge fosters creative problem-solving skillsThree days. Hundreds of undergraduates. A single pressing question about the future of work. The Impact Challenge at the International Conference 2018 threw…
conference inspiration into campus initiativesYou leave the venue buzzing. Someone said something that finally clicked, a stranger turned into a potential collaborator, and the gap between someday and this…