Employer Office Hours with KPMG
Employer Office Hours: Ask Questions. Meet KPMG.
Thinking about careers in accounting, audit, tax, technology consulting, or professional services?
Stop by Employer Office Hours at the Career Management Center with visiting employer KPMG. Have casual conversations with recruiters and professionals from the company about:
- Career paths in accounting
- Opportunities in technology with a professional services firm
- Resume feedback for business students
- Accounting internship recruiting timelines
- What KPMG looks for in internship and full-time candidates
- Tips for standing out during recruiting
If you are a business student exploring careers, preparing for internship recruiting, or simply looking for insider tips, this is an opportunity to ask questions and get individualized feedback.
KPMG’s Office Hours are a great fit for:
- Accounting students
- Information Systems students
- Double concentrations: Accounting and Information Systems students
- Students interested in professional services careers
KPMG will have staff representing:
- Talent Acquisition: Caroline Komet, Senior Associate, Talent Acquisition (RAM Alum!)
- Advisory: Conor Ryan, Advisory Senior Associate (RAM Alum!)
- Tax: Laura Hoversland, Tax Associate
- Audit: Spye Turnbeaugh, Audit Associate
Are you a first- or second-year student?
- You are invited, too! KPMG enjoys meeting business students, and their representatives are happy to have conversations with you early in your college career. Not sure what to discuss? Bring your resume for a short resume review with feedback!
Location: Rockwell West 208
Date: Tuesday, September 8
Time: Drop by anytime between 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Attire: Come as you are!
What to expect during Employer Office Hours:
Employer Office Hours brings working professionals to the College of Business so you can have the kinds of conversations that actually move you forward. These are not information sessions. They’re real conversations. Ask about career paths, what it’s like to work in a specific industry, how to stand out in a job search, or what to expect when you land your internship. You can also often get quick feedback on your resume or LinkedIn profile. Employer Office Hours are first come, first served for students. Expect a combination of individual or small group conversations, based on attendance.