FOCUS ON PURCHASING, LOGISTIC AND SUPPLY-CHAIN CAREER DAY
Written on 01 December 2017.
The EDHEC Career Centre organized on Tuesday 14th November 2017 a Consulting Career Day on EDHEC Lille campus.
The goal was to deepen students' knowledges on jobs, help them to choose the content of their internship and develop their network.
Executive representatives of companies such as Air Liquide, Carrefour, Decathlon or Happy Chic came to meet EDHEC students. During the day, they made a presentation of career opportunites during a round table and then meet students in one-to-one interviews.
Here is the complete list of companies represented during this event :
- Sales & Supply Manager - Decathlon
- Supply-Chain Organization Manager - Leroy Merlin
- Purchasing & Supply Manager - Air Liquide
- Logistic Manager - Commissariat des Armées
- Supply Manager - Carrefour
- Purchasing Manager - Happychic
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