How to look for the employers who are looking for the Marketing and Finance international graduate students fg
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There is no "list" of companies that might consider this.  Instead, you need to think about it from a company's point of view.  What type of company would be accustomed to dealing with visa issues?  Which ones would have the resources to deal with those kinds of problems?  \n\nClearly, you stand a much better chance with large multi-national companies.  Focus your energy there.  Ignore small local companies (unless their owners are foreign themselves), as they would never be equipped to deal with these types of issues.\n\nAnd remember, because of the additional cost of hiring someone like you, you would need to be an outstanding candidate to begin with.  Consider what you can do to improve the overall perception of your application.
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For a brief description on marketing careers see:\n\nhttp://www.sfsu.edu/~mktgwww/career.htm\nhttp://marketing.about.com/od/exploremar...\nhttp://www.careers-in-marketing.com/...\nhttp://www.sfsu.edu/~mktgwww/career.htm...
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Try this global recruitment company
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search for it on google look for rankings of International MBA programs
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try going to a local uni or college and ask to be put in contact with other learning organisations abroad
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Contact your post-secondary institute or do a web seach for "executive recruitment".
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1. Apply for positions in companies that DO hire foreigners. First of all these will be financial services (investment banks) and consulting companies. I don't know much about manufacturing companies. \n\n2. Another tip - if they don't want to fly you in just for the interview, maybe they have a subsidiary/branch in Russia and its HR people can interview you for the first round at least (I did a similar trick myself a while ago). Or tell them you'll be in the States and would like to talk to them. If you manage to combine  few interviews in the same geographic area, it might be worth the trip (I assume that getting a visitor's visa won't be a problem).\n\n3. Get a job with McKinsey in Russia. As far as I know after two years you can transfer to any other McKinsey office (after McKinsey everybody will hire you anyway!). Probably the same is true for other consultancies and big investment banks (CSFB et al) operating in Russia.\n\n4. Get a job with a Russian company which expands business to the U.S. (Lukoil, Gazprom, Renaissance Capital etc.)\n\n5. Does your school have a good alumni network? Try to find people from your school already working for companies you're interested in.
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Try here? http://www.graduates.com/
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Two  of my friends who is an MBA looking for marketing job\nMale : 9895073004\nFemale : 9847287930
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http://sg.jobstreet.com/default.htm
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I hope you don't mean graduate student... how about you ask at school and look online?
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Contact their alumni association and ask for a directory.
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Go to career fairs and talk to the companies there
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apply in person or go to their websites and apply
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"A wide range of employers, including the Civil Service, local authorities and other public sector organisations, both national and international, universities and colleges, manufacturing and commercial companies, financial institutions, solicitors' firms, publishing companies and media employers."\n\nI would suggest reviewing some of the above types of companies and deciding which type of industry(ies) you would like to work in. Then, search Monster.com or another job posting board for the specific companies and jobs in those industries. The job postings should have descriptions that make it clear whether you are qualified or not.
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Just an idea. If you are looking in England I would first compose a list of available companies. Find the ones that match what you are looking for then find out if they have openings. Most companies probably have their own application and interview process.After determining which one you want to apply to continue the process.:) good luck
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Apply to a University in the U.S. for graduate studies in whatever it is you're interested in.  The better the school, the more resources they're likely to have in terms of resources for international students.  Check out the grad school rankings in US News & World Report - not completely accurate, but the best thing out there & a good place to start. (Link below)\n\nOh yes - there's usually an entrance exam of some type you will need to take according to your area of study.  Grad school in general - GRE, business school - GMAT, etc.  Check out the websites of universities you're interested in - they'll detail what you need to do to apply.