
Laeceum returns to the Cambridge Careers Fairs
Following an overwhelming response last year, we are pleased to announce that we will be returning to the annual Cambridge Careers Fairs in October.
We provide strategic advice to corporates, financial sponsors, fintechs, family offices and entrepreneurs
Laeceum was founded in 2017 and launched in 2018 with a mission to invert the traditional advisory and consulting model and to redress the historical risk/reward mismatch between client and advisor.
We believe clients deserve better.
Our principles underpin everything we do for our clients. We choose our engagements carefully based on the speed and durability of impact we can deliver to our clients. Our six principles drive everything we do from the minutest level of financial analysis to presenting our recommendations in the boardroom.
We are inherently sceptical about the value proposition of the classic client/adviser relationship . We know because everyone at Laeceum has been both advisor and client during their professional careers.
For this reason, we only allow our clients to pay us once they are unreservedly happy.
Our promise means that Laeceum bears all the risk until the end of the engagement. This ensures everyone’s interests are fully aligned and by keeping our skin in the game, our clients can rest assured that we will always do the right thing by them.
Following an overwhelming response last year, we are pleased to announce that we will be returning to the annual Cambridge Careers Fairs in October.
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Ellie is a part-time Analyst at Laeceum and is currently a third-year undergraduate in Human, Social and Political Sciences at the University of Cambridge.
Ellie has a keen interest in corporate development and plays a lead role in building out Laeceum’s Advisory capability and university outreach and third sector engagement efforts.
Ellie has prior experience as a Consultant at DeHavilland and attended Harvard’s Model United Nations programme.