Business Committee
How can i get engaged?
You can contact us via email bc@foreningenekonomerna.se or send us a message on instagram @businesscommittee.fest; Follow us on all our social media to stay updated on our recruitments and events.
What projects do you have?
London Banking Week, Sustainability Day, Career Choice, Company Visits, Student Activities with Companies and Inspirational Lectures.
How can i get engaged?
You can contact us via email bc@foreningenekonomerna.se or send us a message on instagram @businesscommittee.fest; Follow us on all our social media to stay updated on our recruitments and events.
What projects do you have?
London Banking Week, Sustainability Day, Career Choice, Company Visits, Student Activities with Companies and Inspirational Lectures.
Disha Mathur
Chair (she/her)
I’m Disha Mathur, a 2nd-year student in Business, Ethics, and Sustainability. I believe the committee’s aim is to enable students to network with companies and peers, empowering them to discover their passions and thrive in the business world.
Uliana Kostiuhenkova
Vice Chair (she/her)
I’m Uliana Kostiuhenkova, and I’m in my 3rd semester studying Business, Ethics, and Sustainability. Our committee’s goal is to create a culture of excellence, inclusivity, transparency, and accountability where all members are valued, empowered, and motivated to achieve common goals.
Projects
London Banking Week
London Banking Week (LBW) aims to improve the contact between union members and the international business world. This project allows the students to compete for corporate internships, whose recruitment often begins in the fall. Students will clearly understand how the financial sector operates in London and how the application processes work for offered internships. London Banking Week also facilitates students’ entry into the financial sector by giving them a clearer picture of how the visited entities do business.
Sustainability Day
This is an annual project done by the Business Committee to create a greater awareness of Sustainability among students at Stockholm Business School. Companies, NGOs, and individuals engaged in this subject will be invited to hold lectures and engage in interesting debates. One of the main goals is that students who attend this day will achieve greater knowledge and a bigger interest in sustainability and CSR. In addition, students will be able to mingle with companies and engage in important discussions around sustainability and what you can do as an individual for a more sustainable future.
Career Choice
The project “Career Choice” aims to inform students about the upcoming choice of major in their studies to facilitate their decision-making. The majors students can choose are Finance, Accounting, Marketing, and Management. During the project, students are offered company visits where the companies present themselves, their work, opportunities, and what a typical day might look like. This will effectively give students the knowledge for possible career paths and contribute to closer contact between the business industry and the students.
Company Visits
Organized trips to companies or organizations where students can observe and learn about the company’s operations, culture, and work environment. Gives students an opportunity to explore potential career paths, network with professionals in their field, and gain insight into the real-world application of their studies. During these visits, students can expect to meet with company representatives, tour the facilities, participate in Q&A sessions, and even engage in hands-on activities or job shadowing opportunities.
Inspirational Lectures
The concept is based on lectures given by successful and interesting individuals. They inspire economics students to study and develop their careers by sharing their life story and career. Such as inspirational women in business to help inspire female students at SBS who want to pursue a successful career path in business.
Student Activities with Companies
These activities, such as case studies, are organized to increase the contact between business students and companies in relevant industries. The aim is to increase the transparency of companies and give students an idea of what they can work with after graduation, and also help students expand their knowledge of different concepts in business.
Projects
London Banking Week
London Banking Week (LBW) aims to improve the contact between union members and the international business world. This project allows the students to compete for corporate internships, whose recruitment often begins in the fall. Students will clearly understand how the financial sector operates in London and how the application processes work for offered internships. London Banking Week also facilitates students’ entry into the financial sector by giving them a clearer picture of how the visited entities do business.
Sustainability Day
This is an annual project done by the Business Committee to create a greater awareness of Sustainability among students at Stockholm Business School. Companies, NGOs, and individuals engaged in this subject will be invited to hold lectures and engage in interesting debates. One of the main goals is that students who attend this day will achieve greater knowledge and a bigger interest in sustainability and CSR. In addition, students will be able to mingle with companies and engage in important discussions around sustainability and what you can do as an individual for a more sustainable future.
Career Choice
The project “Career Choice” aims to inform students about the upcoming choice of major in their studies to facilitate their decision-making. The majors students can choose are Finance, Accounting, Marketing, and Management. During the project, students are offered company visits where the companies present themselves, their work, opportunities, and what a typical day might look like. This will effectively give students the knowledge for possible career paths and contribute to closer contact between the business industry and the students.
Company Visits
Organized trips to companies or organizations where students can observe and learn about the company’s operations, culture, and work environment. Gives students an opportunity to explore potential career paths, network with professionals in their field, and gain insight into the real-world application of their studies. During these visits, students can expect to meet with company representatives, tour the facilities, participate in Q&A sessions, and even engage in hands-on activities or job shadowing opportunities.
Inspirational Lectures
The concept is based on lectures given by successful and interesting individuals. They inspire economics students to study and develop their careers by sharing their life story and career. Such as inspirational women in business to help inspire female students at SBS who want to pursue a successful career path in business.
Student Activities with Companies
These activities, such as case studies, are organized to increase the contact between business students and companies in relevant industries. The aim is to increase the transparency of companies and give students an idea of what they can work with after graduation, and also help students expand their knowledge of different concepts in business.
