In this episode newly hired WCC member Burt Sheaffer discusses his career and the skills it takes to make it on a Wall Street trading desk.
Jim and I take a look at a career within bulge and boutique firms within credit groups. We also cover a variety of topics regarding the current economic climate.
In this episode we talk about starting your own firm and forming a thesis with Ascend Venture Capital founder Dan Conner.
Today we discuss Compass Group Equity Partners and lower middle market private equity with VP Patrick Murray.
In this episode I talk with CEO of St. Louis Arch Angel Investors (SLAA) about angel investing within the St. Louis community. This episode is perfect for those interested in VC. Also, if you are a WashU student interested in interning with SLAA. Reach out to Anne Schweitzer at annemschweitzer@gmail.com.
In this episode we talk with David Killion of Brown Smith and Wallace. David has dedicated his career to M&A, tax advisory, and corporate development. Brown Smith and Wallace is always looking for talented individuals; so, if you enjoy the episode, reach out to David or any member of the BSW team to learn more.
In this episode I talk with Jeff Sackman of Rubin Brown in St. Louis. Rubin does quality of earnings (QOE) reports for their PE clients before acquisitions are made. Rubin Brown is always looking for the best and brightest to add to their team. So, if you enjoy the episode feel free to reach out to Jeff and learn more about Rubin Brown.
In this episode we talk VC and agtech with Lewis and Clark Managing Director and WashU alumni Larry Page. If you enjoy the episode or have any suggestions, please reach out to OFC leadership. Also, if you found the episode interesting, consider joining the Olin Finance Club on Wugo, LinkedIn, or WeChat.
In this episode we talk with Rohit Vashistha (2020 Olin MBA) about the importance of networking and when to start. Rohit has worked in IB and VC and is one of the most approachable alumni you could meet. His perspectives are helpful for all students. I hope you enjoy listening as much as I enjoyed sitting down to speak with him.
In this episode I talk with Ed Edwin of Dimensional Fund Advisors. Ed has worked with DFA for 3 years, but his career started at 16. We cover: DFA's introduction of ETF's and a general look at ETF's vs Mutual Funds The individual approach vs. institutional approach to fund investing SPACs Robo advisors, high frequency trading, and the future of investment and wealth management Career advice and what students can do now to better prepare for the future