MOSTe and Ares Management Empower Young Women with Career Fair

MOSTe scholars gain access to professional career paths through hands-on sessions and networking opportunities

MOSTe (Motivating Our Students Through Experience) collaborated with Ares Management ANEW (Ares Network of Empowered Women) to host a career fair designed for young women from underserved communities. Held at Ares Management’s Los Angeles headquarters, the event offered MOSTe Scholars an opportunity to explore professional career paths, interact with industry experts, and gain insights into thriving in various roles.

The career fair featured five specialized sessions, where Ares professionals shared insights from departments such as Investor Relations, Compliance/Legal, Human Resources, Information Technology, and Strategy Operations. Scholars engaged in discussions about the specific skills required in these fields and the challenges and rewards of various career paths.

A highlight of the event was an elevator pitch session, which allowed scholars to practice their professional presentations and develop networking and communication skills. This hands-on activity provided students with a valuable perspective on the importance of personal branding and first impressions in the workplace.

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Event Highlights:

Date: October 3, 2024
Location: Ares Management Headquarters, Los Angeles
Sessions: Investor Relations, Compliance/Legal, Human Resources, IT, Strategy Operations
Activities: Elevator pitch practice, office tour, networking opportunities

“This event was about more than exploring career options. Our scholars are gaining confidence in their potential and taking important steps toward their future success,” said Nicole Fisher, Executive Director of MOSTe. “Ares Management provided our students with a meaningful opportunity to ask questions and discover different career paths.”

For more information about MOSTe, visit www.moste.org or contact info@moste.org.

MOSTe (Motivating Our Students Through Experience) is a nonprofit organization that mentors and empowers girls from underserved areas of Los Angeles County to become college-educated women. Since 1986, MOSTe has supported students with mentorship, college guidance, and leadership development. Through partnerships with mentors and businesses, MOSTe helps young women achieve academic success and career readiness.

Contact

https://www.moste.org/
info@moste.org

 


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