Learning the jargon, technicals and soft skills to break into finance has only been available behind closed doors. Until now! Together we'll review everything you need to get a job in investment banking, private equity, venture capital or at a hedge fund. We'll also discuss current events, hear from professionals about their experiences and discuss your questions! more
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 63 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | CareersBusiness |
In this conversation, Craig interviews Jessica Holton about her journey from investment banking at Morgan Staley and private equity at Carlyle to eventually attending Stanford GSB for her MBA and pivoted to serial entrepreneurship. Jessica founded tw... more
In today's episode, I wanted to take a 1-week break from the interview model to talk about some investors and strategies that I admire and that have (or are in the process of) changing the industry. These are some important figures and strategies to ... more
Pete Fraser, an investment banking associate at Guggenheim, shares his journey from working in a steel mill into investment banking. He discusses the importance of finding a mentor and making conscious decisions about career paths. Pete also highligh... more
I got to sit down with Saumil Jariwala to discuss his path to private equity, including my path from consulting (not banking!) to PE. We also spend a substantial amount of type talking about the history and opportunity in the search fund space, a sma... more
I'm joined by Kristen Meredith, a VP at Prysm Capital, who has carved a unique path in the investment world. Kristen is one of the lucky few to skip banking (she started her career at Blackrock) and then landed a PE associate role in Paris at Eurazeo... more
Today I'm joined by Aaron Tobias, a Senior at Middlebury College and incoming Investment Banking Analyst at Morgan Stanley to talk about his recruiting journey as well as his advice for navigating the interview process. more
On this episode, Craig chats with Eddie Ackerman, Finance Operating Partner at Thomvest, about his career path and lessons learned along the way. more
On today's episode, Ian Becker and Ben Piekarz join the show to discuss their experience helping launch a student-run long-short equity fund at Brown University. more
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