Date: April 30th, 2019
Summary: We heard from Jarett Berke (T ’17) about his experience being the owner of Lou’s. We discussed his experience buying Lou’s, running the daily operations, and applying his business background from Tuck to the real world.
The finance/consulting newsletter includes information about on-campus events and finance and consulting opportunities tailored for 22’s, ’21’s, ’20’s, and ’19’s. The other business industries newsletter includes information about on campus events and business opportunities in fashion, entertainment, marketing and publicity, information research/business technology solutions, technology, engineering, and NGO’s.
Events on Campus this Week:
Goldman Sachs: WIB-exclusive 1-on-1 coffee chats with alumni
WIB-exclusive 1-on-1 coffee chats with alumni: May 7. Coffee chats will be informal conversations with alumni from the firm and are not first-round interviews. Email Laura Walk (laura.a.walk.20@dartmouth.edu) or Priscilla Liu (yunke.liu.21@dartmouth.edu) for questions.
Beyond the Bubble: Taking Classroom Learning into the Upper Valley via SIPS
Social Impact Practicums (SIPs) connect students in Dartmouth courses with the opportunity to apply that knowledge addressing pressing social issues throughout the Upper Valley. In classes spanning 25 different disciplines, students are working on experiential learning projects alongside nonprofit partners.
Logistics: Dinner on Tuesday, May 7 | 6:00 pm | Collis Commonground
Date: April 23rd
Summary:
At our fifth meeting, we discussed the internship process: internship searching, information sessions, internship applications (resume, cover letter), networking, preparing for interviews, and following-up after the interview.
Presentation (includes helpful resources on tips for internship process, how to write resume, cover letter, cold email)
WIB’s week 5 opportunities is broken into the finance/consulting newsletter and other business industries (formerly off the beaten path) .Check out our newsletters for opportunities and upcoming deadlines for applications!
The finance/consulting newsletter includes information about on-campus events and finance and consulting opportunities tailored for 22’s, ’21’s, ’20’s, and ’19’s. The other business industries (formerly off the beaten path) newsletter includes information about on campus events and business opportunities in fashion, entertainment, marketing and publicity, information research/business technology solutions, technology, engineering, and NGO’s.
Events on Campus this Week:
WIB Lunch Program with Tuck: Come hang and network! This is a great way to get first-hand knowledge about business and many different industries, as well as just getting to know many cool women!
Info: Thursday, April 25th at 12:30 pm @ Collis 101. Pizza will be served! Sign up at https://forms.gle/njbLwyNCi8YG3ufh9.
Date: April 16th
Summary:
At our third meeting, we were exposed to multiple business industries including consulting, finance (investment banking, assets and management, sales and trading, research), venture capital, private equity, etc. We heard from upperclassmen women about their experiences in these various business sectors. We received our mentors for the term.
Presentation (includes overviews of different industries, firms hiring, etc.)
