I was wondering at what MBA programs does Evercore recruit its associates? I don't see their name on any MBA employment reports. Not even H/S/W.
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I believe they recruit from Ivey in Canada.
edit misunderstood
They aren't on the employment Ivey report
Evercore Partners
http://www.ivey.uwo.ca/recruiting/PDFs/HBA%202007-8%20Permanent%20Place…
They hire a couple Ivey HBAs for full-time (NYC and UK). They started recruiting at Ivey about 2 years ago.
I never heard of an HBA before.
The admission tiers of Canadian universities aren't determined by the university name, but by the specific program (area of study, department,etc).
Most top programs in Canada have crazy degree names, mostly as a marketing gimmick in order to stand out I think...
Anyways, if you think Honors Bachelor of Arts is weird, guess what iBBA is for Schulich haha...
Sometimes I really wish Ivey just named its degree as "BA"
HBA probably looks so toolish from an American point of view.
Wow! You think Honors Bachelor of Arts is weird.
It's Honours Business Administration, not Bachelor of Arts...
That doesn't sound right... All the Ivey resumes I've seen have said "Bachelor of Arts". In contrast, Queens does have a seperate BComm.
AFAIK HBA is a marketing name but the degree awarded is still a BA (Hons), (intentional) coincidence that HBA can stand for both.
Also my buddy tells me Evercore's recruitment at Ivey is very limited and only recently a "target".
Woops my bad haha
I was thinking of an Ivey grad's profile on Morgan Stanley careers when I was typing that. The MS website just stated her degree as a Bachelor of Arts.
Anyways I'm just trying to point out that American post-secondary institutions usually award either a Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science, even for some business schools like Wharton. Although there are exceptions like Ross, which awards a BBA.
And don't get me wrong I think Ivey is a great school. I'm just stating a small opinion for a school that I care for. I'm sorry about the manner in which I presented my opinion, and I hope I didn't offend anyone...
I don t know where you have been looking but here are some profiles.
http://www.onex.com/Onex_Partners_Our_Team.aspx http://www.brentwood.com/team/Chris-Reekie.aspx
Also, plenty work at audax, CS LA, UBS LA, Apollo, and many more. These guys are highly recruited from the states for a Canadian school.
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