Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA – Employer Insight

In this week’s Employer Insight, we’re spotlighting Yamaha Motor Corporation, USA, a renowned leader in the motor industry with a far-reaching product line that consistently improves quality of life.

Orica – Step Up to A Better Future

In this week’s Employer Insight, we’re focusing on Orica, a globally recognized leader in mining and infrastructure solutions. Orica’s unwavering commitment to fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce sets it apart in the industry. Stay tuned to gain a more in-depth understanding of the company’s ethos, work culture, and the innovative approaches it employs

Success Spotlight: Deutsche Bank’s Michaela Ludbrook

It’s not always essential to have a degree in finance to have a successful career in banking. Just ask Michaela Ludbrook, Global Head of GTO CB&S Debt and Emerging Market Operations at Deutsche Bank.

“I have a degree in French, actually. I never expected to spend my career working in finance, but it turned out to be a perfect fit for me,” Michaela said. “Having a variety of people from different backgrounds makes coming to work more enjoyable. Imagine how boring it would be if everyone in banking was the same.”

Why Deutsche Bank

“I felt compelled to join Deutsche Bank for two reasons,” Michaela explained. “First, the people. And second, the opportunity to make a difference.”

Michaela first came to the US from the UK in 1998 on a six-month assignment with another bank. In 2013, she made a career move to Deutsche Bank.

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Veteran Hiring: A Commitment to Our People and Our Country

By Trish Freshwater, Senior Communications Manager

Today, we honor our veteran employees and their families for the extraordinary sacrifices that they have made. But when it comes to hiring this group of men and women who have served our nation, the conversation really needs to take place all year long – not just at Veterans Day.

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Meaningful Career Spotlight: Karen Trovato, Philips N. America

Thirty three years, dozens of roles, and nearly 50 inventions later Karen Trovato continues to improve the world by making the impossible possible within the disciplines of robotics, navigation technology and healthcare solutions at Philips. As a member of Philips Research team (based in Briarcliff Manor, NY), Karen is currently working on what could potentially be her greatest all-time career achievement. That’s huge, considering that she has already been named the ‘2005 Inventor of the Year’ by New York Intellectual Property Law Association, received Philips Research’s prestigious Extraordinary Product Development Award in 1995, and her Electronic Pill invention has been recognized across major networks such as CNN and the New York Times in 2007.
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