Business School
Juan Jose Delgado,
Spain
Senior Marketing Manager, Amazon UK Juan saw studying at LSBF as a great opportunity to develop his management skills and to become involved with the UK marketplace. Juan said: “The international exposure at LSBF was huge, not only the lecturers, but also my colleagues were completely international. The mix of cultures helped me to understand business as a global techno-structure and to establish international networking links.” LSBF has boosted his professional career. The qualification he gained helped him secure a role as Marketing Manager for Europe, the Middle East and Africa for Burger King Corporation. Juan then went on to gain his current position; Senior Marketing Manager for Amazon UK. Juan said that the most valuable thing he learnt at LSBF was the ability to manage different cultures, ideas and opinions. What's your advice for new students? Make the best of your experience, try to be involved as much as you can with all the external activities that the school offers you and always, always think big.
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