Hi Team,
Thank you in advance for taking the time to review my profile!
I would like to know what my chances are for INSEAD and IE.
Here is my profile.
- Argentinean, Canadian, female, 26 (27 when I would start the MBA)
- 3.4, Industrial Engineering with a Minor in Business, University of Toronto
- 680, Q47, V35, 5.5 AWA, 8 IR
- 5 years of WE
- 1 year as a Process Business Analyst in a Top bank in Canada
- 4 years as a software consultant with a fortune 500 company. I have been promoted three times, from Analyst, to Consultant to Sr. Consultant. I have been leading projects for close to a year now. Projects range from 1 week to over 3 months and can be anywhere in North America. I travel 80% of the time. I manage teams of 1-4 people.
- I was involved all throughout university with the engineering discipline club and in my final year I was the Chair of that club. In my current job I am the lead of the mentorship program for any new consultants joining my company. This means I organize mentorship pairings for over 25 people per year. I also over see 18 different sessions that help new consultants integrate into the company (sessions include elevator pitches, site visits, methodology training, documentation training)
- I graduated 5th/76 with honours. I also received an award for my role of Chair of the Industrial Engineering Club which is awarded to a student who was dedicated to their discipline club and successfully improved it over the course of the their time at the university.
- I have lived in Argentina, Canada, and the US. I speak English and Spanish fluently and French conversationally.
- Goals after MBA (entrepreneur) are to take over my father's businesses in Argentina. In the short term start with some of the business development for a lot of land and turn it into a commercial and residential space and in the long term manage all of the businesses (including pizza stores and food storage warehouses).
I know my quant is a little on the low side since INSEAD wants 70% for both, but I hope my engineering degree offsets that.
Thanks!
Thank you in advance for taking the time to review my profile!
I would like to know what my chances are for INSEAD and IE.
Here is my profile.
- Argentinean, Canadian, female, 26 (27 when I would start the MBA)
- 3.4, Industrial Engineering with a Minor in Business, University of Toronto
- 680, Q47, V35, 5.5 AWA, 8 IR
- 5 years of WE
- 1 year as a Process Business Analyst in a Top bank in Canada
- 4 years as a software consultant with a fortune 500 company. I have been promoted three times, from Analyst, to Consultant to Sr. Consultant. I have been leading projects for close to a year now. Projects range from 1 week to over 3 months and can be anywhere in North America. I travel 80% of the time. I manage teams of 1-4 people.
- I was involved all throughout university with the engineering discipline club and in my final year I was the Chair of that club. In my current job I am the lead of the mentorship program for any new consultants joining my company. This means I organize mentorship pairings for over 25 people per year. I also over see 18 different sessions that help new consultants integrate into the company (sessions include elevator pitches, site visits, methodology training, documentation training)
- I graduated 5th/76 with honours. I also received an award for my role of Chair of the Industrial Engineering Club which is awarded to a student who was dedicated to their discipline club and successfully improved it over the course of the their time at the university.
- I have lived in Argentina, Canada, and the US. I speak English and Spanish fluently and French conversationally.
- Goals after MBA (entrepreneur) are to take over my father's businesses in Argentina. In the short term start with some of the business development for a lot of land and turn it into a commercial and residential space and in the long term manage all of the businesses (including pizza stores and food storage warehouses).
I know my quant is a little on the low side since INSEAD wants 70% for both, but I hope my engineering degree offsets that.
Thanks!
MBA programs LOVE women leaders, and you have some good leadership experience behind you.
