1) To create and foster a network of students, alumni and business leaders who are interested in playing an instrumental role in Asia. 2) To assist members in exploring career opportunities in Asia. 3) To help members and IESE community to gain a deeper understanding of business practices and appreciate the cultural diversity in Asia.

Asia Business Club provides the IESE community with a platform to share ideas and knowledge about Asia, fostering long-term relationships amongst students, alumni and business leaders in Asia. You don't have to be Asian to join us... could fascinating Asia be your next career destination?

The IESE BoW-Committee (BoW-Co) strives to bring IESE students together across sections and years to get to know each other, connect, network and of course - to have fun. Closely related, we want to show you Barcelona's fascinating nightlife.

The BoW-Co organizes regular events each week to bring IESE students together: - Lounge of the Week (LoW): Every Tuesday in a lounge or bar (for second years and exchange students) - Bar of the Week (BoW): Every Thursday in a music bar/club (all students) - Special BoWs: Many IESE events such as Thanksgiving or Christmas Ball are followed by an extracurricular BoW to keep the party going Sign up to the BoW-Group on Campus Groups to receive all invites!

Welcome to Catalonia! As you might have noticed in the last months, Catalonia is a great region to settle in after the MBA, offering you great post-MBA opportunities and a great spot to enjoy life after work hours. You might have also observed that two languages are spoken here, Catalan and Spanish, and that it is quite hard to get around communicating in English only. The Catalan Business Club wants to be there for those of you who wish to get a closer look at our region, be it for work, its culture or just for fun. We are planning to bring top Catalan managers and companies to IESE and to offer basic Catalan language lessons. But not everything is business! We also want to share our open culture with you and help you understand what is happening around Barcelona during one of the most exciting times in your life – trust us, it will be! Sign up for the club if you want to find out about all the exciting activities we will organize! Salut ;) Your Catalan Business Club

The IESE Consulting Club strives to support IESE students interested in commencing a career in consulting, with relevant information and training, supplied through the Consulting Club, sponsored students with consulting backgrounds, and consulting companies.

We support IESE students interested in consulting along four phases to get a consulting internship/full-time position: 1. Industry discovery: Understanding what consulting is about, what types of consulting exist and who the relevant players are. The Consulting Club provides general information and organises events from recruiting consulting companies on campus 2. Written application: Preparing a compelling application (cover letter + CV). The Consulting Club provides guidelines for cover letters/CVs and offers CL/CV reviews by sponsored students with consulting backgrounds 3. Consulting interviews: Prepare to excel in case interviews. The Consulting Club provides guidance on case books, helps to organise mock interviews with your peers and offers mock interviews with sponsored students with consulting backgrounds 4. Trainings: The Consulting Club offers some trainings for students who received offers, e.g., on interviewing, communication, powerpoint, etc.

Energy Club strives to increase the awareness for the Energy Sector within the IESE community; by bringing MBA students, Alumni, Professors and Industry experts together through meticulously organized activities and events throughout the year; and provides current and future collaboration opportunities. Club’s continuous dedication also ensures that MBA students are properly trained and supported should they decide to pursue roles in the sector.

Network and Have Fun

A group of 25 IESE MBA students and professors will travel to Silicon Valley and connect with top Start-ups, VCs, angels, incubators and large companies. Purpose of trip for students: 1. Deepen their understanding of entrepreneurship – from ‘the interaction between capital and ideas’ to ‘the process of starting and scaling a company’ – from Silicon Valley’s most successful companies, organizations and entrepreneurs 2. Learn about the entrepreneurial landscape, companies and capital in “The Valley.”

Trip Visits: Keeping our objectives in mind, the trip is designed to expose students to various aspects surrounding entrepreneurship Start-Ups We will meet ‘early-stage’ Start-ups to learn about: How they obtained funding What their biggest failures / setbacks along the way were What their scaling problems were and how they solved them How they deal with intercontinental business, especially with Europe How they recruited their founding team, and what they look for in their employees Large companies We will visit large companies that started in the Valley to learn about: How they stay entrepreneurial and foster new ideas How they deal with international business How they manage intercultural issues How they seek-out Start-ups to acquire, and what they look for in these companies VCs / Angels We will meet VCs and Angels to learn about: How they evaluate business ideas What they look for in pitches How they help businesses scale Incubators We will visit incubators to learn about: How they select their entrepreneurs and what criteria they use The economics of the incubator What kind of parties converge in an incubator (besides entrepreneurs) Others: We are also looking to meet with or visit: HR professionals to learn more about recruiting in the Valley, specifically about options for non-US citizens Industry events that will show us the next Googles, Instagrams or Groupons ….

To bring the spirit of Rugby to IESE and to bring the spirit of IESE to Rugby

Run fast, hit hard, sweat, bleed, and win together...then go for beers.

The aim of the International Exchange Program is to offer a commune place for all the Student in IESE participating in this amazing experience.

Make this club the place to meet, share, learn, ...

The Latin America Business Club is a student-run regional club dedicated to three main objectives: Expand the knowledge of the IESE community of the LatAm business environment and opportunities Improve communication with LatAm alumni network Strengthen professional relationships among the IESE Latin American community

Events and Activities: Monthly Conferences with IESE Professors and Latin American Business Leaders on relevant regional issues Social events and roundtables between LatAm alumni and current students to foster business relations Mentoring program for incoming students from Latin America to facilitate integration into the IESE Community and the MBA program Coordinate efforts with careers services to increase access to job opportunities in LatAm companies Organize social events to increase knowledge of LatAm culture and heritage

At IESE you'll be exposed to business in different sectors, markets and regions - across five continents. Give us 19 months. We will give you a lifetime of impact.

Promote and manage MBA Students life activities and communications during the MBA program

Our mission is to get the diverse backgrounds, tastes, ideas and talents of the IESE community to come together through music, from both its performance and appreciation...and obviously have a lot of fun doing it And this is how we do it: • Act as a forum where people can meet and form IESE bands- we will facilitate in organising performances for various events throughout the year, whether it be for bands, solo musicians or DJs • Organise these events independently or in collaboration with the other IESE clubs, to bring students together to enjoy the music and have fun • Inform the IESE community of musical events in and around the city, with the opportunity of group outings for larger events

Providing a platform for students to practice, improve and gain confidence with their public speaking abilities.

Description of planned activities: - Helping people practice techniques and activities taught in communications class or career services events (e.g. elevator pitch) - Organising study groups - Arranging for guest speakers to come and coach club members - Public speaking competitions

To facilitate interaction and intercultural learning between students through shared culinary experiences.

Calling all lovers of good food, drink, and company! The IESE Random Dinner club tries to facilitate cultural exchanges in an informal and enjoyable setting, with new gastronomic experiences and foodventures for everyone. Get to know where your peers come from, and sample some great home-cooked cuisine!

Provide value added opportunities for students interested in Technology Industry. Operate the club from a multi-year perspective, focused on sustained and continuous improvement of club activities. Increase Tech’s cross-club collaboration, for the distinct purpose of increasing value creation for our members and minimizing learning curve effects.

The mandate of IESE Wine & Spirits is to deepen the understanding and appreciation of wine, spirits, cocktails, and beers, from both a hedonistic and business perspective.

A great many of us enjoy wine (and other alcoholic beverages). We enjoy drinking it and occasionally, we enjoy learning about it. But do we have a personal relationship with it? Do we know exactly what we like? Are we confident in our ability to describe why we like it? And are we able to understand and appreciate what quality is? These are a few questions that IESE Wine & Spirits will seek to answer. We want to be a club that fulfills both a social and professional role for IESE. We want our members to develop a personal relationship with wine (and cocktails and beers) from Spain and across the world – one that deepens their understanding about the drink of their choice, and which will allow them to enjoy it on an intellectual as well as hedonistic level. We will achieve this objective by two means: 1) Host structured tastings (for example, the wines of Northern Spain) 2) Invite industry professionals to IESE (for example, inviting a Spanish winery to speak about their export markets and distribution channels) IESE has seen wine clubs in the past. Why are we different? With a wine consultant as President, we bring industry experience – fostering relationships with the wine (and alcoholic beverage) industry is something our club will strive for. We will give our members insights into the beverage industry beyond how to taste.

- Empowering women at IESE to become business leaders and role models. - Promoting a wider awareness on gender balance issues in the business world. - Creating a network that will support women at IESE through their professional and personal growth.