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Ivey MBA Tech Podcast

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Breaking into a startup or a big tech company post-MBA can feel like a giant mystery. In the coming weeks, you’ll hear from Ivey School of Business alumni that have pivoted into tech roles post-MBA. Our hope is that by listening to their stories you can gain insight into how to make a similar pivot after graduating.

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December 22, 2020

How to Land a Partnerships Role at Microsoft Post-MBA

<p>Today we’re talking about partnership management at Microsoft. Our guest is Manuel Cerrutti. He’s an MBA 2018 alumni and a Partner Development Manager in Microsoft’s Toronto office. You’ll hear him talk about how he positioned his experience in the manufacturing industry to land a role in tech and how to land a software partnerships role at Microsoft right out of school.</p>

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December 21, 2020

Exploring Program Management and Business Development Post-MBA

<p>This week we're talking about two roles that are quite popular among MBAs - Program Management and Business Development. Our guest is Erin Johnson. She's an MBA 2017 alumni is a Sr. Business Development Manager at Top Hat (edutech startup based in Toronto). Just after graduating, Erin worked at Amazon as a Sr. Program Manager. You'll hear her talk about what it was like transitioning from accounting/finance in the energy sector to tech, and why she believes both program management and BD are great options for MBA grads.</p>

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November 9, 2020

Breaking into Product Management Post-MBA - Lessons From a Former Instacart PM

<p>This week we're talking about how new MBA grads can get into product management. Our guest is Jonathan Lau. He’s an MBA 2016 alumni and has been a Product Manager at both Instacart and Loblaw Digital. Jonathan is currently teaching the Introduction to Product Management bootcamp course at General Assembly. You’ll hear him talk about the five ways that he sees MBAs get into product management, tips on how to tackle product cases, and advice on determining which product management opportunities are the right fit for you.</p>

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What is Ivey MBA Tech Podcast?

Breaking into a startup or a big tech company post-MBA can feel like a giant mystery. In the coming weeks, you’ll hear from Ivey School of Business alumni that have pivoted into tech roles post-MBA. Our hope is that by listening to their stories you can gain insight into how to make a similar pivot after graduating.

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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