Management and IT consultancy opens its doors for Girls'Day

• Early vocational guidance for high school students from 8th grade and upwards
• Participants can expect interesting discussions with employees, an office tour and job application training
• Registration open until March 28

Ludwigsburg – The next Girls'Day is almost here. Under the motto “The future belongs to you!” the event on April 3 will promote a stereotype-free selection of careers and study programs for everyone. The action day has enjoyed great popularity for years and offers young people the chance to find out more about different careers. MHP is once again taking part in Girls'Day this year. The management and IT consultancy will present various job roles within the company to girls from 8th grade and upwards and give them the opportunity to gain some practical experience.

A varied day is planned in which the students will gain fascinating insights into the world of IT consultancy. This includes a tour of the company’s offices and the innovation garage, the MHP Lab. In addition, the recruiting team will give the girls useful hints and tips in an exclusive job application training session. Anyone who would like to spend the day at MHP can register until March 28.

MHP aims to get girls interested in the professional field of IT
At the action day, girls have the opportunity to discover more about careers that they may not have previously considered. In turn, companies have the chance to engage talented young people and encourage interest in their professional field at an early stage. Stefano Esposito, partner at MHP, explains: “Developing junior female staff and supporting women’s careers are just as important to us as diverse, interdisciplinary teams. The action areas in the field of diversity are an integral part of our corporate culture and an important driver of our innovative ability.” MHP participates in various external events and networks to boost career progression opportunities.

MHP has already received several awards for its commitment and its diversity-related activities. In 2023, the company received the “Female Consultants” award as part of the Best of Consulting competition organized by business magazine Wirtschaftswoche. In addition, the consultancy has again been listed in the Women’s Career Index with above-average results. Both of these underline the importance of equality and diversity at the consultancy. Diana Bruns, Director Talent Acquisition at MHP, adds: “We aim to encourage girls’ interest in the exciting opportunities in the professional world at an early stage. Girls'Day offers them the chance to gain an insight into the varied and dynamic world of consulting. We want to show them that they can be successful in any industry, and we look forward to inspiring the next generation of talented female consultants.”

Apply here until March 28: https://www.girls-day.de/.oO/Show/mhp-management-und-it-beratung-gmbh.2/ludwigburg/girlsday-in-der-it-beratung-dein-tag-mhp-a-porsche-company 

About Girls'Day
Girls'Day – also called Girls’ Future Day – is the biggest career guidance project for female high school students. On this day, girls can visit companies, businesses, workshops and universities throughout Germany to find out more about vocational careers and degree programs in IT, skilled crafts, sciences and technology, which are not traditional career choices for girls. They offer excellent prospects for the future. The students can gain insights into day-to-day activities in various areas of the working world and make new contacts. Girls'Day is a community campaign supported by Initiative D21, the Federal Employment Agency, the Federation of German Trade Unions, the Confederation of German Employers’ Associations, the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the German Confederation of Skilled Crafts, the Federation of German Industries, and the Federal Council of Parents. It is funded by the Federal Ministry for Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research.