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Tawfeek Al Dabbagh

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Program of study: MBA in Investment Management (Montreal)
Graduation date: Summer 2023

Hometown/Home city: Montreal, Canada
Languages spoken: English, Arabic, French (Intermediate)

Why did you choose JMSB? I chose John Molson's MBA in Investment Management program because of its unique combination of the MBA and CFA designations. The MBA courses will equip me with advanced management skills, while the CFA designation will boost my credibility in the finance industry, significantly enhancing my future career options.

Highlights of your program so far? The level of attention and quality of education in the MBA in Investment Management program is outstanding. I intend to leverage these advantages to maximize my chances of breaking into the capital markets. 

Another major highlight for me has been the professors. Their dedication and support stand out as they strive to ensure every student comprehends the material thoroughly. They skillfully bridge the gap between theory and practice by applying classroom concepts to real-world situations. Moreover, they are accessible beyond regular office hours, willing to discuss lecture topics or offer advice and guidance on any questions students may have.

Why did you choose to pursue the program in Montreal? Montreal is a very quickly developing with a booming job market and reasonable cost of living for a big city. That being said, Toronto is the financial hub of Canada with great professional and networking opportunities. With this program, I'm still building a great network in Toronto while pursuing the program in Montreal.

Future aspirations: I consistently stay on top of market developments and trends, ensuring I am well-informed about the latest industry changes. By continually acquiring new knowledge, I position myself as a strong candidate for an executive management role in an asset management firm.

What do you wish you knew before coming to John Molson? I wish I had known the importance of speaking French for securing a job in Montreal's competitive investment field job market.

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