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Graduate Development at BNP Paribas Singapore

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Financial Services
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Graduate Development

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BNP Paribas is a global banking and financial services institution, operating in 84 countries with over 200,000 employees.

BNP Paribas wanted to create a suite of graduate programmes to challenge, develop and engage their graduates at particular points in their career with the Bank.

Impact devised a programme that both supported the graduates work with BNP Paribas’ CSR partner to devise a creative solution for a real task and brought the class together for a high-energy outcome-focused event.

This suite of programmes challenges, engages and  develops graduates in the UK, Europe and Asia.

Throughout the programmes, the graduates’ have used personal experiences, feedback from their peers, managers and Impact facilitators to take ownership of their own action-learning path.

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Anthony Surley
Training and Development Manager
Wates
“Our Developing Leadership Skills programmes have been extremely successful, combining leadership activities and peer feedback with business-specific projects requiring inspirational leadership in the workplace. A key objective for Wates in this programme is the transfer of learning back into the workplace and without a doubt the business projects allow this to happen. A number of business projects are now in the implementation phase and are adding value to the Group."
Margaret Ollerenshaw
Head of Leadership, Talent Development
Co-op
“Impact have built a strong and trusting partnership with Co-op, which has allowed us to explore leading-edge, unique ways of approaching and landing our transformational change agenda. The response from our leaders has been amazing.”
Cate Harris
Group Head of Sustainability & Global Head of Lendlease Foundation
Lendlease
“People always talk about the ‘Magic of Springboard’… I am so pleased to hear that even in a virtual format, during this most unusual of times that it’s still working its magic.”