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Annual Lecture
April 26, 2010, 18:30- 20:00
European Business Association Cambridge would like to invite you to a very special event, a 10 year-old tradition:
The European Business Association Cambridge
ANNUAL LECTURE
This year, Pauline Wallace, head of public policy and regulatory affairs, PwC.The UK’s largest firm has always been vocal in lobbying government on accounting issues.
Pauline Wallace, 22nd of the Top 50 Financial Power List 2010, is going to reveal remarkable first-hand information on the currently most relevant topic:
“The Future of Auditing”
Date: Monday, 26th April 2010
Time: 6:30 pm
Venue: David Building 016/ David Building 014
Do not miss the opportunity to get a deep insight into the current and future financial environment from a high-ranked, influential professional!
Business Trip to London
April 9, 2010, 8:00- 16:30
The European Business Association Cambridge has organised a business trip to London! We had a tour in the House of Parliament and afterwards we have visited the Bank of England.
At the Tour of Parliament you we saw the key areas of the estate, such as the Commons and Lords debating chambers and the Queen’s Robing Room. The tours lasted around 75 minutes.
The Bank of England Museum told the story of the Bank of England from its foundation in 1694 to its role today as the United Kingdom's central bank.
Standing at the centre of the UK's financial system, the Bank of England is committed to promoting and maintaining financial stability as its contribution to a healthy economy. The Bank sets interest rates to control inflation, issues banknotes and works to maintain a stable financial system.
Date: 9th April 2010
Time: 7:50, Parkers Piece
EBAC would like to thank you all of our members who attended the trip, we hope that it was of a good use and filled knowledge about political and financial structures in the UK.
If anybody has got some good pictures from the trip which they want to put on website please email them to ebac.mail@gmail.com
ACCA
March 4, 2010, 18:00- 19:00
Association of Chartered Certified Accountants
The world’s largest and fastest-growing global body for professional accountants
ACCA has:
- 131,500 members in 170 countries
- 362,000 students
- a network of 82 offices
Topics to be covered:
- How to start a career in accounting?
- Why choosing ACCA and the differences between certificates?
- Opportunities in ACCA as an employer.
Date: Thursday, 4th of March
Time: 6 p.m.
Place: Coslett 404/405
Price: free for EBAC members, £1 for non EBAC participants, £5 for a lifetime EBAC membership
Job Offer BearingPoint
Business Analyst/ Intern in Communications and Content
About BearingPoint BearingPoint delivers Business Consulting combining both Management & Technology capabilities to serve our clients in commercial, financial and public sectors. Its seamless cross-border approach, entrepreneurial culture, long-standing relationships with reputable organisations, profound industry and functional knowledge as well as solutions customised to clients’ specific needs make the company a truly trusted adviser. BearingPoint is a European based company, but operates with a global reach.
Position
Business Analyst/ Intern Communications and Content
The European telecommunications industry faces fundamental changes these days. While the importance of landline and mobile telephones decreases rapidly, the Internet becomes even more significant. In order to deal with these changes telecommunication companies need to optimise their transaction and administrative costs, innovate products and services and above all, concentrate on the needs of their customers.
Responsibilities
As a Business Analyst you will analyse projects related to market entrance and development. Furthermore, you will consult customers about cost-cutting and pricing strategies and implement plans in an interdisciplinary team. Depending on your skills and interest you will get the opportunity to work in different departments such as Marketing, Finance or IT.
Job requirements
-excellent communication, analytical & leadership skills
-ideal candidate has experience in the communication industry
-expecting to achieve a minimum 2:1 degree
-willing to travel for work
-fluent in English and in the language of relevant country (German, French, etc.)
The positions of Business Analyst and intern are primarily for the BearingPoint branch in Germany, however suitable candidates can be interviewed for positions in other countries such as France or UK.
If you are interested in a position or an internship particularly in this business area or generally in a position with BearingPoint, please send your CV and relevant certificates to ebac.mail@gmail.com by Friday 12th March 5 pm.
Interviews will be held on Wednesday 17th March approximately from 2 to 5 pm in ARU.
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us!
Samian Solutions Presentation
February 26, 2010, 18:00- 19:00
Mr. Broughall has experience working for Nokia in China and Korea. Since 2006 he has been managing his own consultancy business that deals with environmental business and management solutions- Samian Solutions. The company currently has offices in China, Japan, Korea, India, Malaysia, The Philippines, Thailand, Australia, United Arab Emirates, New Zealand, Singapore and Indonesia. Since
He has prepared an interactive presentation where you will have the chance to answer any questions you may have.
Date: Thursday 25th February
Time: 6.00 pm
Venue: David Building 014
Please, make sure you arrive 10- 15 minutes earlier and bring you EBAC Membership cards
If you would like to attend, please confirm on gimarinova@yahoo.com in order to secure a place
Haiti Appeal Stall
February 22, 2010, 10:00- 15:00
EBAC has received a thank you letter from DEC (Disasters Emergency Committee) for organising and raising money for Haiti disaster (note: the other £300 were transfered to them as donation on another reference code) [View the letter here].
The European Business Association Cambridge (EBAC) would like to draw your attention to the recentHaiti Earthquake disaster. The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) has already raised £77 million for the Haiti plight and we would like to do our bit to help increase this total. We know that human tragedy does not have a monetary value, but every contribution makes a difference. 
On Monday the 22nd February EBAC will be running a charity stall on "The Street" in Helmore Building. We will be there from 10 am till 3 pm. If you feel passionate about this cause or simply want to help, please, stop by our stall and join us in this good cause.
We will be informing everyone about the actual consequences from the earthquake and the ways we can help the Haitians. A one hour documentary about the earthquake will be running throughout the entire day. In order to encourage your participation we have prepared a raffle with prizes donated by local businesses and stores. Each raffle ticket only costs 50p. Every penny collected on that day will be donated to the UK government initiative DEC Haiti Earthquake Appeal. If you will not be able to join us on Monday, you can still contribute by going to the DEC link posted in the event and choose one of their donation options.
Here is the list of the drawed tickets:
1st prize - NR. 311
2nd prize - NR. 119
3rd prize - NR. 482
4th prize - NR. 2053
5th prize - NR. 1015
6th prize - NR. 724
7th prize - NR. 2247
8th prize - NR. 68
9th prize - NR. 2230
10th prize - NR. 118
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