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Corporate RelationsInformation
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• Prepare HLS members to innovatively and ethically lead the healthcare industry and advance their understanding of the intricate and evolving issues of the industry through excellent education programs and sessions.
• Host meaningful networking events so that members develop a strong, responsive professional network.
• Build and maintain mutually beneficial relationships with corporate partners to enhance the career exposure and prospects for our members and to provide our corporate sponsors with access to a talented pool of students ready to take on the challenges specific to their companies.
• Empower members with resources that allow for the pursuit of individualized short-term and long-term career goals.
The Healthcare and Life Science (HLS) Club at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan is dedicated to preparing its members for successful careers across all sectors of the healthcare industry. HLS Club members are ready to take on leadership roles in this multi-disciplinary industry and make a significant impact globally.
Mission
Objectives
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President’s WelcomeDear Corporate Partner,
On behalf of the Healthcare and Life Science Club and the Ross School of Business, I would like to thank you for your interest and support in helping us develop tomorrow’s healthcare business leaders. As you are well aware, global healthcare today is anything but constant, and your generous support helps us to continue developing leaders who deliver improved patient care and human wellbeing. We welcome your participation throughout the upcoming academic year, and look forward to partnering with you.
Let me share a few of the things we are working on for this year and which we need your support to deliver:
HLS SymposiumThe Symposium is our largest and most important event each year, drawing over 160 students as well as 70 sponsors and guests. This year’s event – focused on healthcare innovation – will highlight some of the latest and most exciting developments in improving patient care, and should be an engaging experience for students as well as sponsors and guests. If you are interested in participating in this exciting event, please reach out to our planning team, whose contact information is provided later in this brochure.
Healthcare CertificateWe are excited to near completion of development for Ross’ healthcare certificate program, which will for the first time enable us to deliver a structured healthcare curriculum to both first and second year MBA students. By combining both new and existing classes and faculty from Ross as well as other University of Michigan graduate programs, students will experience a collective breadth and depth of expertise that cut across all areas of the industry – from payor/provider to pharma/biotech and medical device to healthcare venture capital/private equity. We welcome your feedback and participation in this process as we look to develop a curriculum that meets the demands of a changing healthcare landscape.
Other Club ActivitiesFrom case competitions to educational seminars, we welcome your support in helping us deliver a first-class experience for our members in a way that also meets your organization’s objectives. Events that corporate partners have co-hosted with our club in the past include keynote speaker events, football tailgates, and lunch-and-learn sessions. We believe your support and participation are a critical factor in helping us achieve our vision of developing the next generation of healthcare leaders.
We look forward to working with you throughout this upcoming 2013-2014 academic year.
Thank you,Cody PowersPresident, Healthcare and Life Science Club, 2013-2014
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A warm welcome from the Ross Healthcare and Life Science Club.
Over the past couple of years, Ross has cultivated a dedicated group of MBA students who are focused on and intent on pursuing careers in healthcare and life sciences. With your partnership, we hope to continue to engage and grow this core group of talented and interested students.
MBA students have particularly benefited from lunch-and-learns showcasing the latest medical device technology innovations, discussions of venture capital funding in healthcare, and case competitions addressing the challenges of bringing to market highly-regulated products and engaging difficult-to-reach customer bases, among many other events. We are keen to continue this strong programming and provide companies access to the right talent.
Please find included in this brochure a variety of details regarding corporate partnership opportunities with HLS. If you would like to discuss planning an event or engaging with the Club, we welcome hearing from you.
Thank you in advance for your support, and we very much look forward to partnering with you over the coming year and continuing the Club’s strong momentum.
Warm regards,
Phillip Campbell and Dalia Naamani-GoldmanHLS Co-Vice Presidents of Corporate Relations, 2013-2014
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Cody [email protected]
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Molly [email protected]
Ashwin [email protected]
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VP FinancePresident VP Education
The HLS Club is led by a team of active second-year MBA students united in our appreciation for the Club and aspirations to make it uniquely beneficial for our members and corporate partners. We are excited to be challenged in our HLS leadership roles and look forward to collaborating with you. Please contact us with your questions and suggestions.
Meet the Leadership Team
Phillip [email protected]
VP Corporate Relations
Dalia Naamani-Goldman
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Strategic Planning
Stefanie [email protected]
VP Marketing
William [email protected]
Ross [email protected]
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Meet the Leadership Team (Ctd.)
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VP West Coast Forum
Shaily [email protected]
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VP Events VP Trips
Mingliang [email protected]
Somnath [email protected]
Co-Directors of the Healthcare and Life Science Forum
Meet the Leadership Team (Ctd.)
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From early-September through April, the HLS Club presents company representatives a range of opportunities to interact with students. We offer a variety of events, such as Corporate Presentations, Resume Reviews, Mock Interviews, the HLS Symposium Meet The Companies Expo, and the West Coast Forum. We look forward to co-creating new events that best fit your company’s needs.
Please contact Phillip Campbell ([email protected]) or Dalia Naamani-Goldman ([email protected]) with any questions or for assistance in planning events.
Opportunities for Corporate Partnership
Corporate presentations are conducted at Ross from September through December. These presentations often serve as an initial exposure of the company to the new class of Ross MBA1s and can be used to gauge student interest in the company. The HLS Club will work with the Office of Career Development to establish a date, time and location for your firm’s corporate presentation on campus.
Corporate Presentations
Resume reviews are typically conducted by the sponsoring company at Ross on the same day as scheduled office hours, corporate presentations or information sessions. Representatives from the sponsoring company discuss the students’ background and outline areas for improvement for their resumes in 30-minute time slots. Resume reviews provide the company exposure to the students and give the company an initial glimpse into the profile of the upcoming recruiting class.
Resume Reviews
Mock interviews are typically conducted by the sponsoring company at Ross on the same day as scheduled office hours, corporate presentations or information sessions. Rooms are reserved and representatives from the sponsoring company conduct a mock interview and provide the students feedback for future improvement in 30- to 60-minute time slots. Over-the-phone mock interviews can also be arranged. Like resume reviews, mock interviews provide the sponsoring company exposure to the students and give the company an initial glimpse into the profile of the upcoming recruiting class.
Mock Interviews
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The annual HLS Symposium (September 19-20, 2013) is Ross’ premier healthcare and life sciences recruiting event. Sponsoring companies have the opportunity to interact extensively with students interested in healthcare and life sciences through a wide variety of events. Additional information follows in the next section of this brochure.
Health and Life Science Symposium
The West Coast Forum (October 21-22, 2013) is aimed at students interested in working on the west coast. Co-hosted by the West Cost Forum Committee, the West Coast Forum provides firms excellent exposure to the students through intimate break-out sessions and small corporate presentations. Representatives from the sponsoring companies are available to answer questions and conduct on-site tours of San Francisco Bay Area companies, if interested.
West Coast Forum
Many additional opportunities are available to sponsors that desire more exposure to the students at Ross. Lunch and Learns or other educational seminars (e.g. Medical Device 101), informal meet-and-greets, and trips to corporate headquarters can be arranged.
Other Sponsorship Opportunities
As a means of getting to know students outside of the business school setting, corporate sponsors can network with HLS members at events such as happy hours, tailgates, bowling, and Whirlyball.
Social Events
Opportunities for Corporate Partnership (Ctd.)
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Dear Corporate Sponsor, The HLS Club is pleased to announce our annual Healthcare and Life Science Symposium on September 19-20, 2013 at the Ross School of Business. This event is an opportunity for current industry leaders and students to meet and discuss opportunities and challenges in the healthcare industry. We anticipate the event to be among the most engaging conferences at Ross School of Business this year and a premier healthcare conference hosted by MBA students. To keep members informed about trends in the healthcare industry, we are developing an interesting and pertinent agenda the Forum that centers on “Healthcare Innovation” and will provide attendees with a global perspective on policy, delivery, and new areas of innovation. In addition to featuring a healthcare-specific case competition, panel sessions, and keynote speakers, we are planning additional networking events to match students with companies. We reached maximum registration capacity last year and we anticipate similar demand this year. We are pleased to invite you to join us in hosting this outstanding event that provides companies with the opportunity to meet the best MBA students from the Ross School of Business as well as other graduate programs at the University of Michigan. Some of the benefits for this year’s sponsoring companies include:
Receipt of a resume book of Symposium registrants Your company’s participation in Symposium panels and workshops Title-sponsorship of the 2013 HLS Case Competition Opportunities to connect with first year MBA students prior to the
start of on-campus recruiting Opportunities to connect with peers in the industry We encourage you to partner with us in creating a Symposium that fosters deep discussions, great learning opportunities, and meaningful networking. The HLS Club will contact you in the next few weeks to personally discuss opportunities for your company to participate in HLS Symposium. Sincerely, Jay Wei and Somnath Lahiri Co-Directors, HLS Forum 2013
Invitation to the HLS Symposium
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HLS Symposium Key Information and Preliminary Agenda
Schedule EventThursdaySeptember 19, 20137 – 10 p.m.Location: Zingerman’s Events on 4th
Speed Networking and Reception at Zingerman’s Events on 4th
FridaySeptember 20, 20138:30 – 9:30 a.m.Location: Ross School of Business
Check in and Networking Breakfast
9:30 – 10:45 a.m. HLS Conference Introduction and Keynote Speaker I
10:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Two Breakout Sessions; tentative topics include “Healthcare Technology: Drive Toward Transparent Healthcare;” “Medical Device Product Innovation in Cost Conscious Environments;” “Delivering Healthcare in Emerging Markets;” and “Curbing Healthcare Costs: Value-Driven Healthcare”
12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Lunch
1:30 – 2:45 p.m.Breakout Session; tentative topics include “Bio Pharma’s Sustainable Portfolio” and “Healthcare Finance & Early Stage Venture Capital”
2:45 – 3:30 p.m. Keynote Speaker II
3:30 – 5 p.m. Career Fair
Jay Wei ([email protected])Somnath Lahiri ([email protected])
Contact the Co-Directors
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Summary of Corporate Partnership Opportunities Platinum Gold Silver Bronze
Benefits of Sponsorship Contact HLS
Contact HLS
Contact HLS
Contact HLS
Total sponsorships available 2 5 Unlimited Unlimited
HLS Forum:
• Exclusive billing as Title Sponsor √
• Logo on program cover √
• Logo on gift bag/giveaways √
• Acknowledgement in program Full page Half page Quarter page
Quarter page
• Option to sponsor keynote address √ √
• Distribution of corporate marketing materials to attendees √ √ √ √
• Career fair table Preferred location
Preferred location √ √
• Registration fee waived for corporate attendees
All attendees
All attendees
All attendees
2 attendees
• Option to host a panel, round-table √ √ √
• Dedicated MBA liaison for HLS Forum √ √
Logo placed on www.RossHLS.com Prominent Prominent √ √
Feature in Recruiting Guide Prominent Prominent √ √
Resume review or mock interview √ √
Additional educational events* 3 2 1 0
Opportunity to sponsor HLS networking event* √
Opportunity to sponsor case competition* √ √*Subject to student interest.
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HLS 2013– 2014 Key Dates Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. Mar. Apr. May
Lunch and Learn
Resume Reviews
Mock Interviews
West Coast Forum
21-22
Fall A Finals 14-18
Winter A Begins 13
Fall A Begins 3
Commencement
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Fall B Begins 28
13-20Fall B Finals
Winter B Begins 12
MAP Kick-off 10
24-28Winter A Finals
Winter B Finals 24-30
HLS Symposium 19-20
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Thank You to Our 2012 - 2013 Partners!
Healthcare and Life Science Club701 Tappan StreetAnn Arbor, MI 48109Web: www.rosshls.com
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