Today AIM program alumnus, ConnorLawrie (MU '09) will visit Marquette's campus to interview potential internship candidates. Connor is a Senior Financial Analyst at National Surgical Hospitals in Chicago. He graduated with a BS in Finance and Economics, and a minor in Political Science. He worked as an investment banking analyst with Cleary Gull following his graduation.
Michelle Picard
Another visitor to campus today is Michelle Picard, CFA (Executive Vice President, Principal, Geneva Capital Management). Michelle will be interviewing AIM students for a potential internship with Geneva, which is located in Milwaukee. An AIM alumnus, Jose Munoz (AIM '11), works as an analyst for the firm.
Shayla Martin
Shayla Martin (Account Manager at Bloomberg, New York) will be presenting in the AIM classes today. Shayla will help the AIM students utilize the portfolio function (PORT). The students in the Class of 2012 will end their management of the AIM Funds on March 31, 2012. During April they will complete their annual report (which contains GIPS-compliant performance reporting) and they will extensively utilize the portfolio performance reportng functions (i.e. attribution and scenario analysis).
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The AIM Program at Marquette University began in 2005. Since then over 400 undergraduate students have participated in the program. Our alumni can be found in leading asset managers and investment banks throughout the country - and the world. As the first undergraduate program partner with the CFA Institute, we take pride in our students' successful placements and high CFA exam pass rates. In 2014 we added our second track: Private Equity & Investment Banking. We now offer students an opportunity to participate in the Finance in New York Program. Please feel free to contact us at:aim@marquette.edu
Shayla Martin (Account Manager at Bloomberg, New York) will be presenting in the AIM classes today. Shayla will help the AIM students utilize the portfolio function (PORT). The students in the Class of 2012 will end their management of the AIM Funds on March 31, 2012. During April they will complete their annual report (which contains GIPS-compliant performance reporting) and they will extensively utilize the portfolio performance reportng functions (i.e. attribution and scenario analysis).
