McKinsey & Company Next Generation Women Leaders Program 2020/2021 for young Professionals (Fully Funded to Paris, France)

Application Deadline: March 1, 2020

McKinsey invites female students (graduating no later than in 2021) and professionals with fewer than 8 years of experience based in Europe, the Middle East and Africa to join us for our Next Generation Women Leaders event.

The Next Generation Women Leaders event is an exclusive three-day workshop that explores the importance of women in leadership.

Event attendees will work with facilitators to further shape their leadership style, helping them become trailblazers in their personal and professional lives. They will walk away with an understanding of the McKinsey problem solving approach, which can be used to address challenges they may encounter in life.

Lastly, as attendees explore the world of consulting, they will create genuine connections with peers as well as McKinsey colleagues and alumni.

Benefits

Participants’ travel costs from within EMEA will be covered by McKinsey. Accommodations will be provided at the event venue – a chateau outside of Paris. Participants are expected to be available for the full program: May 8-10, 2020.

PARTICIPATING OFFICES

Africa

Johannesburg | Luanda | Casablanca | Nairobi | Lagos

Middle East

Cairo | Doha | Karachi | Kuwait | Riyadh | Tel Aviv

Eligibility

  • currently based in Europe, the Middle East, or Africa (you should be based in the EMEA region at the time of the event as we do not arrange or cover travel from other regions)
  • a final year Bachelors, Masters, or PhD student graduating in no later than 2021
  • a professional with up to eight years of work experience

Transcripts

Your office preferences define which academic transcripts are required. Transcripts do not need to be in English.

  • Africa, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden require academic transcripts from high school onwards
  • Belgium, Italy, Israel, Luxembourg, Kazakhstan, Spain, Switzerland require university transcripts
  • For other offices, academic transcripts are optional, but please include relevant grades in your resume

Your resume (in English), which should include details of your education and grades, work experience, and any extracurricular activities and achievements.

A cover letter (one page maximum, in English) should include an experience where you demonstrated leadership and fostered effective team work with a diverse group of people. This diversity could include people with different areas of expertise, background, education, culture/nationalities, gender, personalities or work preferences.

Your office/practice preference
Our participating offices are listed below. When you apply, you will choose up to two office locations or industry practices to review your application and consider selecting you. We advise you to make your choices based on geographic or industry ties (e.g., you have studied or lived in the country or you have work experience in the industry). You should be fluent in the local language.

Application Procedure:

To apply, submit the following documents:

Transcripts

Your office/practice preferences define which academic transcripts are required. Transcripts do not need to be in English.

• Africa, Austria, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden require academic transcripts from high school onwards

• Belgium, Italy, Israel, Luxembourg, Kazakhstan, Spain, Switzerland require university transcripts

• For other offices, academic transcripts are optional, but please include relevant grades in your resume

Resume

Your resume (in English) should include details of your education and grades, work experience and any extracurricular activities and achievements.

Cover letter

A cover letter (one page maximum, in English) should include an experience where you demonstrated leadership and fostered effective team work with a diverse group of people. This diversity could include people with different areas of expertise, background, education, culture/nationalities, gender, personalities or work preferences. Before submitting your application, please make sure you have uploaded all of the relevant attachments. We are not able to process applications missing transcripts, cover letters or CVs.

Please do not submit more than one application. If you wish to make changes in your application or submit missing documents, email: [email protected]

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