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from several executives across different groups at Goldman Sachs. “We’re making moves - thoughtfully,” said FMA senior Timothy Strader. “As our students get out and accept positions at firms where we don’t have strong placement history, it’s critical to reach back and widen the door of opportunity for the next in line.” Strader and Kathleen Leavitt, both FMA graduating seniors, arranged info sessions and executive presentations with their soon-to-be full time employers, JP Morgan and MUFG. The visit to JP Morgan included an invitation to sit in on the morning market debrief - where JP Morgan executives across the nation digitally present market updates, strategy and best practices to employees across the globe. “The trip was a whirlwind,” said Leavitt. “We missed the first day of meetings due to a bad winter storm - leaving Auburn at 2 pm on a Tuesday and finally arriving in New York at 1 am Thursday. We packed a lot into the 36 hours we were there!” MUFG hosted the Auburn students for an informational lunch that included presentations on investment grade credit sales, debt capital markets and US equity sales and trading. The highlight for many was the Auburn alumni event, which was coordinated to line up with the FMA student visit. It was here that students got to connect with Auburn alumni and former FMA members, now working full time in New York City. Seven FMA alums made it to the social, including Rushton Scott (FMA ‘17), who works in Atlanta but happened to be in New York with STRH that week. “It was pretty impactful to look around the room and see seven FMA alums - knowing that number will continue to grow, along with the FMA program. It makes you feel good about what we’ve done and where we’re going.” FMA will add seven additional members to the NYC population this summer, between full time starts, internships and summer training. 40 FMA 2018 MAGAZINE
The FMA-NYC alumni base continues to grow. FMA 2018 MAGAZINE 41
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Page 17 and 18: A LOOK AT OUR STUDENTS KATIE GRUNDE
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