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Imperial Girls on Park Lane
Women from Imperial Business School met up for cocktails and cucumber sandwiches
London's Park Lane Hilton Hotel
A dozen women from Imperial College Business School's MBA class of 2010 and friends gathered at the Windows Bar on the 28th floor of London's Park Lane Hilton last Friday for some time off from the intense one-year program.
Organizer Claire Suo-Cockerton, from Canada, says that since Imperial doesn't have a dedicated women's club, she's keen to arrange some women-focused events over the next few months.
Coincidentally the drinks were the same day as London Business School's annual Women In Business in conference, which accounted for the lack of LBS women in attendance.
They missed a great group: enjoying cucumber cocktails and stunning views of London were a former marketing executive for NBC, a surgeon-turned-social entrepreneur and the founders of a cross-party forum for women who want to discuss politics.
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Suchika Gupta, organizer Claire Suo-Cockerton, Saumya Vardhan and Nishitha Abdul Rehman, Imperial MBA class of '10
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Ashini Shah and Stacey Sunderland, Imperial MBA class of '10
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Nausheen Jacob, Imperial MBA '10, and Kristin Baker, HEC MBA '10
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Mary Hough and Caroline Watson from Progressive Women
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Hi Michael, would you say that HEC has a strong reputation for entrepreneurship? Are there any support programs for budding entrepreneurs fresh out of the program? Poppy [potential MBA candidate]
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It's really great to have fun together especially after an intensive studying day. It's very interesting to see more women-focused events over the next few months.
Yun Liu