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Macquarie Group Graduate Stories

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Pei Guo studied Mechanical Engineering but while completing an internship, he found a new passion in commodities trading. In just four years he’s gone from Intern to Manager in Macquarie’s Agricultural Commodities Trading team.

Pei Guo

Pei Guo: From Mechanical Engineering to Agricultural Commodities Trading
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After completing two internships with Macquarie, Commerce and Law Graduate Tiffany Wu joined Macquarie Capital’s Equity Capital Markets team in 2019. Tiffany describes her time on Macquarie’s Graduate Program as a “phenomenal experience”, that saw her involved in raising billions in capital for Macquarie Capital’s clients during COVID-19.

Tiffany Wu

Tiffany Wu: Maths and Law create a path to Equity Capital Markets
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Catherine Priestley knows agriculture first-hand, having grown up helping her parents on their farm in the Central West of NSW. After graduating with a degree in Engineering and Commerce, she now experiences it from a different perspective, working as an Analyst in Macquarie Asset Management’s Agriculture team.

Catherine Priestley

Catherine Priestley: Using her STEM degree in agricultural investment
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With a background in medical sciences, Kate Robertson may seem like an unlikely Credit Risk Analyst. But, since joining Macquarie’s Graduate Program in 2020, she’s found her skills to be a great fit for a career in financial services.

Kate Robertson

Kate Robertson: From Pathology and Physiology to Credit Risk
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Toni Anda enjoys the global reach of working for a multinational company like Macquarie but as an Analyst based in Macquarie's New Zealand office, she also has the benefit of being part of a tight-knit office of thirty people.

Toni Anda

Toni Anda: Global reach in a tight-knit merger and acquisitions team
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As a Graduate you have structured training and you're part of a group, so you get to know each other and support each other.

Gemma McGinness

Gemma McGinness: A strategic move towards a career at Macquarie
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As an Intern and Graduate, Patrick Cosgrave has worked in Macquarie’s Melbourne and Sydney offices in Banking and Financial Services. He says being open-minded to opportunities - especially the unplanned ones - is the key to making the most of working at Macquarie.

Patrick Cosgrave

Patrick Cosgrave: Embracing the opportunities in Banking and Financial Services
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I love seeing how the work we do has a real and meaningful outcome by providing a better quality of life to people with disabilities.

Jessica Joseph

A year in the life of a graduate – Jessica’s story
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It was really exciting to be involved in a project that was a pivotal moment for energy, and once operational, will result in an overall reduction of carbon dioxide emissions of more than 400,000 tonnes per year.

Jotham Young

A year in the life of a graduate – Jotham’s story
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I've been part of a great cohort of people, made good friends and been given the opportunity for ongoing learning and professional growth both through the formal development program and on-the-job experience.

Talia Wang

A year in the life of a graduate – Talia’s story
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I'm loving the division I'm working in and as a global organisation, there are so many opportunities. I can see myself here for a while – Macquarie supports us to shape our own career path, which could really take me anywhere!

Monique Bishop

From law student to retail banking Graduate – Monique’s story
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Working in a risk function at Macquarie is more than just numbers. For Ed Hollingdale, it means he enjoys a different perspective on Macquarie's investments and has the ability to work with a variety of stakeholders.

Ed Hollingdale

Taking a calculated risk – Ed’s story
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