D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2020
Concentrations: Finance & Marketing
1st co-op: Wellington Management, Corporate Actions Co-op
2nd co-op: Baker-Hughes, a GE Company, Financial Management Program Co-op
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Consulting Club, Junior Chefs at the South End Community Health Center
International Experience: Semester Study Abroad, Swinbourne University of Technology
“Each co-op search I have always found it beneficial talking to older students that have been in my shoes before. NU Careers can seem so vast, and hearing the experiences of others is a great means of information when it comes to a job. As I get older, I find myself involved in women’s networks at my jobs and am always seeking valuable insight from experienced women. I realize the importance of having a female to look up to as we go forth in a male dominated industry.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2019
Concentration: Finance
Minor: Business Analytics
1st co-op: Boston Financial Investment Management, Portfolio Accounting Co-op
2nd co-op: UBS, Wealth Management, America’s Credit Risk Co-op
3rd co-op: Raymond James, Investment Banking Co-op
Additional Relevant Experience: ING, Debt Capital Markets and Sales Summer Analyst; Research Assistant, D’Amore-McKim School of Business International Business Department
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Finance and Investment Club, Economics Society, Alpha Epsilon Phi, YMCA International Learning Center Volunteer Tutor
International Experience: CEFAM, Freshmen Business Dialogue; London School of Economics Summer Program
“Being a peer mentor is important to me because I want to encourage more women to pursue a career in finance despite it being a male dominated industry. I hope to give the guidance and support that I was given as well as knowledge I wish I known at the beginning of college.”
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2020
Concentrations: Finance & Accounting
1st co-op: Bain Capital Credit, Investor Relations Co-op
2nd co-op: Arbor Advisors, Investment Banking Co-op
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Strong Women Strong Girls
“I think having a peer in your field you can relate to and trust as a resource is extremely valuable. I am so excited to be a part of the initiative that is striving to make these relationships accessible to more women in our community.”
D’Amore-McKm School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration & Economics, 2019
Concentration: Finance
1st co-op: MFS Investment Management, Marketing Communications Co-op
2nd co-op: Wellington Management, Client Reporting Co-op
3rd co-op: Johnson & Johnson, Finance Co-op
After Graduation: Johnson & Johnson, Financial Leadership Development Program Analyst
Additional Relevant Experience: Executive Director of Compass — The Accounting & Finance Resource Center
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Beta Alpha Psi Honors Society (Reporter, Fall 2018); Finance and Investment Club, Sigma Kappa Sorority (VP of Alumnae Relations, 2016-2017); Order of Omega Leadership Honors Society, & Compass on the Bay Memory Center Volunteer
International Experience: Study Abroad at The American College of Thessaloniki, Greece
“I am an advocate of mentorship and have had many mentors throughout my time at Northeastern. They have been able to provide me with invaluable advice and guidance that helped me grow professionally and personally. I am excited to pass along the knowledge that I have acquired to other young women pursuing a career in finance.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2019
Concentrations: Finance & Accounting
Minor: Economics
1st co-op: Harvard Management Company, Portfolio Administration Co-op
2nd co-op: Provident Health Care Partners, Investment Banking Co-op
3rd co-op: Arbor Advisors, Investment Banking Co-op
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Northeastern University Club Volleyball, Finance and Investment Club, licensed private pilot, and Angel Flight West (Mission Co-pilot)
International Experience: N.U.in Greece at the American College of Thessaloniki (September – December 2014) and London School of Economics (July – August 2017)
“I think it is important for students to get the most out of their college experience by achieving their professional and personal goals. As a peer mentor, I am interested in guiding these students and help them open doors to greater opportunity.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in International Business, 2019
Concentrations: Finance & MIS
Minor: French
1st co-op: GE Aviation, FMP Co-op
2nd co-op: L’Oreal, Financial Analyst Co-op
Extracurricular & Volunteer: TAMID Group
International Experience: Year abroad in France for BSIB with a semester abroad at ESSEC Business School
“I’m interested in mentoring other women in Finance to encourage a larger percentage of women in the industry. I think that the experiences I had on my first two co-ops could help other women in their co-ops and future careers.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration & Political Science, 2020
Concentration: Finance &
1st co-op: Eaton Vance, Corporate Accounting Co-op
Additional Relevant Experience: Previous internship at a startup company in Silicon Valley- worked on a small team developing an app which automates Financial Sales Planning
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Big Sister Organization of Boston (I am a “Big Sister” and Mentor to a 9yr old girl), Captain of Aftab Dance Group (an Iranian dance group aiming to share our passion for our culture and dance), member of SEISA at Northeastern, Volunteer at the United Nations Association Film Festival at Stanford University (2015-2017)
International Experience: N.U.in Greece 2016
“Being a peer mentor in this program is meaningful to me because through my own experience, I know that women supporting each other can only lead to greater success and higher achievements. I also think that there is not enough support and encouragement allowing young women to believe that they CAN succeed even when being a minority in the Finance industry.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration & Economics, 2019
Concentration: Finance
1st co-op: Arbella Insurance, Research Analyst
2nd co-op: Wayfair, Marketing, Registry Co-op
3rd co-op: UBS Compliance and Operational Risk Control Co-op
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Certified Personal Trainer at Marino, member of club gymnastics team, member of Alpha Epsilon Phi Sorority (on the Standards board), Child Sponsorship through Compassion International
International Experience: NUin Dublin 2014 (Dublin Business School), LSE Summer 2017
“I have/have had several mentors and think it’s invaluable to have someone with your best interests in mind who wants to support you in realizing your strengths and how to use them. Having someone to talk to and bounce ideas off of can be incredibly beneficial and both the mentor and mentee will learn from the experience. As a woman going into finance, I think it’s important to promote one another and “stick together” as it’s a bit of a boy’s club. Sharing personal experiences and how we’ve overcome them and navigated them can be both therapeutic and encouraging.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and Math, 2019
Concentration: Finance
1st co-op: MFS Investment Management: Fund Administrator
2nd co-op: GMO, Trade Support
Additional Relevant Experience: D’Amore-McKim Delegate, Service Learning Teaching Assistant/Street Team
Extracurricular/Volunteer:Beta Alpha Psi, Treasurer of Fit University, Service Committee of Alpha Phi Omega, Finance and Investment Club, Intramural Soccer, Intramural Volleyball
“I am fortunate to have had a few fabulous mentors and role models, who always push, support and encourage me to go beyond my limits during my time at Northeastern. I would like to provide the same support and encouragement to other young, aspiring women, who would like to set foot into this male dominated industry, and help them succeed.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2019
Concentrations: Finance, Accounting, MIS
1st co-op: Large Investment Bank, Client Relationship Management Co-op
2nd co-op: Hercules Capital, Deal/Investment Team Co-op
3rd co-op: PwC Mergers & Acquisitions Consulting Co-op
Additional Relevant Experience: Research fellowships/grants in political science, gender equity, and asthma; Boston Partners in Education rebranding strategy intern; TA for Innovation Valuation/Private Equity; Treasurer of Executive Sisterhood; Co-op Peer Mentor
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Tutor and mentor at Mendell Elementary School and Higginson-Lewis Elementary School, Museum of American Heritage (Palo Alto)
International Experience: Research fellowships in Spain & Sweden, Dialogue in Argentina
“Mentorship has been incredibly valuable and meaningful to me, and without the wonderful mentors I’ve had at Northeastern and on my co-ops, I never would have found the opportunities that have shaped my experiences in recent years. I would love to give the same support to a group of hardworking, brilliant young women so that they have an equally great (or better!) experience.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration & Economics, 2019
Concentration: Finance
1st co-op: TJX: Store Planning Financial Analyst
2nd co-op: Synergy Efficiency Solutions: Business Development Associate
3rd co-op: Bain Capital Real Estate: Accounting and Finance
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Licensee and Co-organizer of TEDxNortheasternU
International Experience: Global Co-op @ I cooped in Indonesia at Synergy Efficiency Solutions
“Mentorships have been an instrumental element in helping me get to where I am today. I would love to help support younger students as they navigate the coop program.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in International Business, 2018
Concentration: Finance
Minor: French
1st co-op: Liberty Mutual Insurance
2nd co-op: Remy Cointreau Group
Additional Relevant Experience: Northeastern Call Center Employee
Extra-Curricular & Volunteer: Global Leadership Mentor, Cancer Support Community Volunteer, Haley House Soup Kitchen Volunteer
International Experience: Year Study Abroad in France
“I’ve had the unique opportunity of working in a finance role in the US and in France. I think it would be fulfilling for me to pass on what I’ve learned from these experiences to help another woman in finance be successful in her future co-ops.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2018
Concentration: Finance
1st co-op: Wellington Management, Client & Prospect Management Co-op
2nd co-op: Hercules Capital, Deal Team Analyst
3rd co-op: Pillar VC, Platform Associate
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2019
Concentrations: Finance & Management
Minor: Spanish
1st co-op: GMO, Client Services & Marketing Co-op
2nd co-op: Mercer, Regional Market Development Co-op
3rd co-op: Egon Zehnder, Seasonal Analyst
Additional Relevant Experience: Research: Scholars Independent Research Fellowship (2018), Scholars Independent Research Fellowship (2017) Previous Internships: DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, Patriot One Mortgage Bankers
Extracurricular Experience: Activities: University Scholars Program, University Honors Program, Civic Engagement Program, President of the Council for University Programs (CUP), LEAD360 BLUEPRINT Mentor, Finance and Investment Club, Consulting Club, NU Hillel, Intramural Volleyball; Volunteer Experience: Volunteer Leader for Boston Cares, Volunteer Tutor for Bird Street Community Center
International Experience:
Scholars Independent Research Fellowship (2018) – Spain and Switzerland; Scholars Independent Research Fellowship (2017) – Spain;Honors Dialogue of Civilizations (2015) – Spain
“It’s incredibly important for women to empower other women; we can all benefit from having trusted people to turn to for encouragement, guidance, and support, especially in male-dominated industries such as finance. As a peer mentor, I want to help cultivate future leaders by sharing the insight and knowledge that I have gained during my time at Northeastern with fellow students who are embarking on their professional journeys.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2020
Concentrations: Finance & MIS
1st co-op: Johnson & Johnson, Finance Co-op
2nd co-op: Ernst & Young, Technology Advisory Program
After-Graduation: Ernst & Young, Technology Advisory for Financial Services
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Vice President of Community Service for Delta Sigma Pi ( Professional Fraternity)
“Being a peer mentor for women in finance is extremely important to me because it was very intimidating being only 1 of 4 girls in my finance co-op class and I think it is important for women to have someone to look up to in a male dominated field. I also would have enjoyed having a mentor at NEU to guide me through classes and co-op.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2019
Concentrations: Finance & Marketing
1st co-op: Wellington Management – Client Reporting Co-op
Additional Relevant Experience: TEDxSkidmoreCollege – VP of Marketing (September-November 2016)
Adhark – Business Development and Sales Intern at an emerging artificial intelligence software company in the marketing technology industry (April-August 2017)
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Real Estate Club (NURE), NUImpact – an impact investing initiative, Finance and Investment Club (NEUFIC), Intramural Field Hockey
International Experience: Copenhagen Business School – International Summer Program (June-August 2018)
“The presence of a female mentor in my life has been one of the most extremely valuable relationships and has guided the direction of my career. I believe this invaluable support system and resource will enable younger students to be proactive in their careers and grow during their time at Northeastern.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business, 2020
Concentrations: Finance & Marketing
Minor: International Affairs
1st co-op: TJX (MMX Finance Analyst)
2nd co-op: TJX (HomeGoods Finance Analyst)
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Strong Women Strong Girls (3 year Mentor and Fundraising/Outreach Coordinator)
“I feel as though being a peer mentor in this program would makes a real impact in the lives of students who may feel lost, isolated, and stressed with the challenges of being a women in a male dominated field.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2019
Concentrations: Finance & Accounting
1st co-op: PwC, Assurance Co-op
2nd co-op: Credit Suisse, Sector Specialist Co-op
Extracurricular & Volunteer:AASiA e-board & mentor, Vietnamese Student Association
International Experience: London School of Economics
“To me, having a mentor is an invaluable relationship because that person can serve as not only a friend and peer, but also a role model, a resource for questions and knowledge, a support system, and a familiar face. Having had many mentors during my time at NEU, I definitely want to pass on my experience to the next generation.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2019
Concentration: Finance
Minor: Psychology
1st co-op: KPMG, National Pricing Desk Co-op
2nd co-op: Scotiabank, Equity Sales & Trading Co-op
Extracurricular & Volunteer: NU Council for University Programs, Finance & Investment Club, NU Eats, Service Learning (Greece)
International Experience: Study Abroad at The American College of Thessaloniki, Greece
“We are the next generation who can take the lead on breaking the glass ceiling for ourselves and every generation that comes after us. A big part of that is helping other women succeed a well by uplifting each other.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration & Math, 2018
Concentrations: Finance & Accounting
1st co-op: Deloitte, Financial Services Audit Intern
2nd co-op: Goldman Sachs, Private Wealth Management Co-op
3rd co-op: Hercules Capital, Investment Analyst Co-op
After-Graduation: Investment Analyst at Hercules Capital
Additional Relevant Experience: Wealth Management Internship at John Hancock, Personal Finance Advisor and former Chief Operating Officer at Thrive (Center for Financial Independence)
Extracurricular & Volunteer: National Merit Scholar, Peace Through Play, Civic Engagement Program, Collegiate Alternative Investment Society (CAIS), NUHOC
International Experience: Summer 2015 study abroad at CEFAM (Centre d’Etudes Franco-Americain de Management) in Lyon, France
“I’ve had a few formal and informal mentorship relationships over the years that I’ve greatly benefited from, and developing professional relationships with other women in finance is pretty important to me as there are significantly fewer of us. I really enjoyed being a peer mentor for a co-op class last fall and wanted to continue paying it forward on a smaller scale this fall.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2018
Concentration: Finance
Minor: Economics
1st co-op: BNY Mellon, Surveillance Analyst
2nd co-op: Novaya Real Estate Ventures, Asset Management Co-op
3rd co-op: Jefferies, Fixed Income Analyst
Additional Relevant Experience: Stifel Nicholas, Private Wealth, Brokerage Intern
Extra-Curricular & Volunteer: Presbyterian Homes of Louisville Activities Volunteer, Student Alumni Association – VP of Admin, Husky Volunteer Team – Team Leader & Volunteer, Finance and Investment Club, Northeastern University Real Estate Club, Beta Alpha Psi, Economics Society, Federal Reserve Challenge Team, NU College Republicans, Fashion and Retail Society
International Experience: CEFAM International School of Business – Lyon, France
“Since entering the Northeastern community as an accounting major in 2014, I have encountered many tough decisions and experienced endless learning opportunities, both in the classroom and the workplace. I hope to pass on even a bit of the generosity and guidance of those who took the time to mentor me through uncertain times, so that my mentees can someday do the same.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2020
Concentrations: Finance & Accounting
1st co-op: Amundi Poineer, Accounting/FP&A Co-op
2nd co-op: Large Investment Bank, Private Wealth Management Co-op
Additional Relevant Experience: Women in Finance Research
Extracurricular & Volunteer: Women in Finance Peer Mentor, Business 1103 Peer Mentor, Finance and Investment Club, Christopher’s Haven, Kappa Kappa Gamma, Reading is Fundamental
International Experience: Study Abroad, London School of Economics
“As a woman in Finance, I want to help other young women build confidence as they enter the workforce. It can be intimidating to be the only woman in the room, but it’s important to prove not only to others but yourself that you can do anything you set your mind to.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2018
Concentration: Finance
1st co-op: UBS, Business Analyst
2nd co-op: Ernst & Young, Business Advisory Program
After Graduation: Ernst & Young, Business Advisory Program
Extra-Curricular & Volunteer: Women in Business (Treasurer), Circle K, Center for Community Service, NUserves, Supply Chain Management Club, Korean American Student Association
“I think it is great to give women interested in finance a solid support network to help them further their careers.”
D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, 2019
Concentration: Finance
1st co-op: Harvard Management Company, Performance Analyst
2nd co-op: UBS WMA Credit Risk Analyst
Program
Additional Relevant Experience: Life Insurance agent at World Financial Group Inc.
Extra-Curricular & Volunteer: Circle K
International Experience: Studied abroad at London School of Economics (2017) American College of Greece (2018)
“I always compared co-op search to the college application process; for me, the co-op search was a lot easier because I had a mentor who informed me of opportunities that may be suitable to my interests. Being a peer mentor is my way of making the process easier for underclassmen as I know how scary it is the first time.”