Zhanar Imanbaeva

Assistant Director, Career Education & Advising

Zhanar Imanbaeva serves as the Assistant Director for the Career Education and Advising team. Prior to joining the Career Development Office, Zhanar served as a director of an education team working in mental health. She has experience with career and education advising, leadership/management, and mental health informed career support. She supports the advising team and helps to ensure the delivery of career education programs that are relevant and timely.

Zhanar graduated from The University of Houston with a Bachelor of Science with Honors in Psychology. She is passionate and dedicated to helping others achieve the goals they set for themselves. Zhanar values integrity, excellence, her Kazakh culture, and contributing to an equitable environment in her community. She enjoys helping others, running, painting, and spending time with her niece and nephews.

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Questions you will always encounter in an M&A interview. And how to answer them

2020 has been a tough year for mergers and acquisitions bankers, as Covid 19 has put deals on hold and travel bans have confined rainmakers to peddle their charm to clients on endless Zoom calls, rather than taking them to the …

By David Rothnie
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Why Consulting Should be Your First Choice Out of B-School

The consulting industry is the best place to begin your post-MBA career, full-stop. Other industries are likely “better” at maximizing a single metric (money, lifestyle etc.) but no industry offers the combination of benefits that consulting does. Let’s take a …

By Matt Thurman (MBA ’15) & Ryan Heider (PMBA ’15)
Matt Thurman (MBA ’15) & Ryan Heider (PMBA ’15)
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The Untold Story of COVID’s Dramatic Impact on Global Energy

The 2021 edition of the bp Statistical Review of World Energy was published last week, which means it’s time for my annual commentary.  This year’s release is the 70th anniversary edition; as always the Review is a must-read for anyone interested in the world …

By Mark Finley
Mark Finley
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