• April 17, 2026
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MBA Careers Workshop: How to navigate change & advance your career  

In this workshop delivered in partnership with Copenhagen Business School, we explore the value of an MBA in today’s professional landscape, exploring how the MBA experience provides a toolbox for career enhancement

Sponsored By Copenhagen Business School

This MBA Careers Workshop is delivered in partnership with Copenhagen Business School

In this workshop, we explore evolutions in today’s workplace and ask how can you navigate change to position yourself for success? 

Speaking with Louise Hegelund Waaben, MBA careers manager at Copenhagen Business School, we explore the various ways the MBA is designed to accelerate students’ career growth, while also revealing why this is important in today’s uncertain business landscape.

We also hear from Helgi Thorsteinsson, CBS MBA alum from the class of 2025 now working as an account manager at Expedia Group, about how studying an MBA has helped him unlock new opportunities and accelerate his career.

Andrew Mellor, MBA admissions manager at CBS also joins us to discuss key features of the MBA experience, including: a curriculum covering cutting-edge business concepts, opportunities to gain practical experience, extensive career support and resources, and a focus on transferable skills and leadership development.

Finally, we host a live Q&A where the audience get the chance to have their key questions answered by our panellists.

Matt Kefford
Matt Kefford
Published in Plan Your Career

Matt Kefford is Deputy Editor for GMAC.com, responsible for writing, editing, and producing multimedia content as well as driving content strategy for the website. A business education journalist for 5+ years, he regularly features as a judge on education industry awards and speaks at industry events. 

Previously, Matt has written and produced content for national news organizations including The Sunday Times, i News, and Sky News, as well as a number of regional titles. Matt has a B.A. in History from the University of Leeds and an M.A. in Journalism from the University of Sheffield. He is also a gold standard accredited journalist with the National Council for the Training of Journalists.