Finance 101: Fundamentals of finance for the transitioning vet. Will begin classes with what career specialization is relevant to each topic taught. Close with how to become more educated, i.e. MBA vs. CFA.
This event will explore a critical issue facing money managers–cyber security–and what they can do to protect themselves. Managers need to understand the broad range of threats as they are only as good as the weakest link in the financial ecosystem. The discussion will be led by subject matter experts from the FBI, DTCC, technology firms, compliance specialists and money managers.
Finding the Right Fit and Managing Expectations: Learn what career options exist within the finance industry and how to decide what path is best to pursue based on skills and career objectives.
Resume Conversion: Do’s, Don’ts, Pitfalls and Transferable Skills: How to convert a resume from military experience to one that catches a recruiter’s eye.
Effective Keys to Networking and Business Etiquette: How to network, who to network with, etiquette on rules of non-military engagement.
How did we go from concerns around peak oil to a supply driven drop in O&G prices? What is horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing? How has the US become a major player in O&G potentially causing Saudi Arabia and Russia to cut production to keep prices elevated? Learn about the U.S. energy revolution and how 21st century wildcatters of America’s energy renaissance leveraged technology and managed risk to produce a stunning energy boom in the United States. This powerful book details how the U.S. private sector operates and the risks/rewards associated with the volatile energy sector. We look forward to seeing you at the June event to discuss this and other questions in more detail.
Selling “You” in the Interview and Effective Follow Up: Interview basics, questions to ask / questions to answer, managing follow-up expectations.
Hear from institutional investors, consultants, and family offices on how to develop new business opportunities with institutional investors. Listen to institutional investors on what they expect from their alternative managers.
Join fellow members, CFA charterholders and industry leaders to celebrate CFA Society New York’s 80th year as the leading forum for the investment management community. Gather with us to network with colleagues, meet new friends and chart a course for new accomplishments.
Take part in an insider’s case-study discussion with allocators and gatekeepers to learn how private equity managers are evaluated. Using hypothetical, but realistic, case studies (handed out prior to the event) our moderator will pose questions to solicit candid feedback from the panel.
Join us for this complimentary member event, where CFA Society New York will facilitate introductions with members of common interests. Learn just how vital Volunteer Groups are to the CFA NY community, as well as the mutually-beneficial extent to which your involvement can benefit—both—your professional career, and the Society as a whole.
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