Tag Archives: Finance, Consulting, and Business

Consulting Job at Notch Partners – alum referred

Notch Partners was founded in 2002 by two HBS graduates and has since grown into one of the premier human capital consulting firms. Notch works to connect our private equity clients with industry-leading executives across a wide range of industries to assess investment opportunities, generate deal ideas, and/or improve the performance of client portfolio companies.

We are seeking intellectually curious and high EQ/IQ, recent college graduates who are interested in working in a fast-paced, professional environment where young employees take on substantial responsibility early in their career. We consider all candidates, regardless of college major or industry experience: we will teach you to be successful in this role, but you should have an interest in working in a client-facing, business-oriented capacity. You will need to bring a people driven attitude, intellectual curiosity and be results oriented.

Read more and apply on Handshake here. Deadline January 31.

Midd Consulting Group: Diverse Perspectives workshop series

This J-term, Middlebury Consulting Group is launching the Diverse Perspectives workshop series. 

The first workshop, on Thursday, Jan. 28th from 7:30 – 8:30pm EST, is a panel of BIPOC and FGLI students and alumni working or going to work in industries previously inaccessible to their communities. Hear their stories as they discuss their respective paths, give advice on how to succeed in new environments, and their relationship with their identities throughout the process. 

The second workshop, on Feb. 4 from 7:30- 8:30pm EST, provides participants a crash course on the consulting industry and an opportunity to learn and practice case studies with Isabel Lindsay, a Deloitte Consultant and Middlebury alumna. 

RSVP for the workshops using this link (go/mcgdp) or to receive recordings from the events if you cannot attend.

A Global Perspective on the Evolution of Employment in the World of Covid-19 – A GoinGlobal Virtual Event on Thursday, 2/4/21

When: Thursday, February 4 at 4:00 PM EST.
RSVP: In Handshake.

Join Mary Anne Thompson, GoinGlobal Founder and President, for timely insights from GoinGlobal’s worldwide local experts offering a global perspective on the evolution of employment in the world of Covid-19. Mary Anne will provide a quick overview of GoinGlobal’s features, share COVID research findings, and take questions at the end of the presentation.

Topics will include:

  • The future of work
  • Areas of job promise
  • Emerging jobs
  • Virtual networking and job interviewing tips
  • Working from home

GoinGlobal is a leading career and employment resource for finding jobs and internships at home and abroad, including an excellent source for study abroad pre-departure information. GoinGlobal features expert career advice for more than 120 locations at home and abroad. Local specialists develop the copyrighted content which includes country and city career guides, corporate profiles for 450,000 local and multinational companies throughout 193 countries, more than 16-million job and internship listings, and a customized H1B visa search engine that identifies American companies seeking foreign talent for their U.S. operations.

Mark Your Calendars! Join Panelists to Discuss the State of Global Security and Great Power Relations -1/27 @ 6:30 PM EST

As the relative power of the United States’ global competitors increases, key aspects of global security rest increasingly on the capacity of great powers—China, the EU, India, Japan, Russia, and the United States— to cooperate in tackling some of the world’s most pressing challenges. Among these are climate change, cyber security, illicit trafficking, pandemics, proliferation, and terrorism. Because of their transnational nature, collaboration amongst great powers is essential to address these challenges; yet cooperation is hardly guaranteed. Can adversarial relationships be set aside, frayed alliances restored, and old arrangements re-purposed to achieve the broader common good?

On January 27, at 6:30 p.m. EST, the Center for Careers and Internships and Middlebury in DC, in collaboration with the Middlebury Professional Network and the Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs, will host Live From DC: Global Security and Great Power Relations, a discussion among professionals who have a variety of vantage points on these and other transnational security issues and possible solutions.

This discussion will be conducted via Zoom webinar, connecting the professional guests with students from both the Middlebury and Monterey campuses, as well as, alumni and parents of the Middlebury community. The panelists include:

  • Host: Mark Williams, Director, Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs, Middlebury College
  • Stewart M. Patrick P’24, Senior Fellow, Council on Foreign Relations
  • David Wisner ’04, Deputy Director for Press & Strategic Communications for Near Eastern Affairs Bureau, State Department
  • Stone Conroy ’10, Manager, Geopolitical Analysis & Intelligence, United Airlines
RSVP

Febs/Seniors: Interested in Renewable Energy Storage? Apply to Jupiter Power

A Middlebury alum, Nat Drucker ’14 is looking for a recent Feb graduate or senior for a great entry-level position working as a Project Development Coordinator at Jupiter Power in Chicago, IL. Jupiter Power, “is using novel applications of cutting-edge energy storage technologies to ensure that clean energy is available when and where it is needed.” Looks like a great opportunity for someone looking to enter into renewable energy sector. Application deadline February 14, 2021.

Apply on Handshake HERE!

Job Opportunity Working on China Policy & Economy @Stanford

This opportunity for graduating seniors and young alums from Alexis Medina at Stanford (REAP) has been posted in Handshake with a March 31st deadline: https://middlebury.joinhandshake.com/jobs/4318414/share_preview

“We’ve launched a new research center for the study of China’s economy. The formal name is Stanford Center on China’s Economy and Institutions, or SCCEI (pronounced “sky”). REAP will still continue to exist, but our work on rural development will now be just one part of the Center’s new initiatives. This year, a lot of our stuff will still be branded as “REAP”, but moving forward, you may start to see “SCCEI” floating around more often. 

We are hiring for an academic editor again, and since we have had so much success working with Midd kids in the past, I wanted to make sure to pass along the job description. Start date is flexible – we are figuring probably summer or fall for graduating seniors, although I know Febs might be earlier.”

Oliver Wyman Women’s Leadership Series

Connect with female leaders at our firm through this virtual 3-part series of professional development workshops.

Session 1: Friday February 19,2021
Session 2: Friday March 19, 2021
Session 3: Friday April 16, 2021

This program is open to undergraduate sophomores. All attendees will interview for our Summer 2022 Internship after the final session.
Students are expected to attend all 3 sessions. Interviews are dependent on completion of the program.

Click HERE to apply!