Senior Director, Financial Services Careers, Darden School of Business
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About The Position
The University of Virginia Darden School of Business seeks a Senior Director, Financial Services Careers to join its Full-Time MBA career coaching team. Darden is experiencing strong momentum across our MBA programs, making this an exciting time to join the team. Darden is ranked the #1 Percentage of Graduates Employed at 3 Months, Class of 2024 (Financial Times, 2025), #1 Starting Salary & Bonus Among Public Business Schools (U.S. News & World Report 2019-2024), #1 Faculty and #1 Best Campus Environment (The Princeton Review, 2024), and #1 U.S. Public MBA Program (Bloomberg Businessweek 2024). Darden's Career Center provides over 1,200 graduate business students (Full Time, Part Time, Executive, and Specialty Masters) with one-on-one professional career advising, lifelong career management skills, and exceptional internship and job search support. The center supports our full-time residential students at our Goodwin Family Grounds in Charlottesville, VA and our working professional students at our Sands Family Grounds in Rosslyn, VA. Our team is driven by a commitment to student success and thrives on helping students maximize their opportunities. The center engages hundreds of companies that recruit and hire students for careers in consulting, investment banking, general management, asset management, private equity/venture capital, and more. Many more employers engage Darden talent via virtual recruiting technologies and platforms. In 2025, the center expects to manage over 1,000 job postings and host over 400 in-person and virtual recruiting events. Our employer partnership model helps organizations meet their hiring goals while fostering long-term relationships with the school. It also includes generating new relationships to meet the needs and interests of our student body-interests including geography, industry, and functional preferences.
