Dear All,
SpringBoard @ Scholars’ Village is proud to present to you “How to Survive & Thrive in Your First Year in Finance” by senior bankers.
Partners’ Webpages
Registration: http://www.apesnap.com/event/springboard005
Facebook page for SpringBoard @ Scholars’ Village: http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Scholars-Village-SpringBoard-Program-Finance/128188257197552
BFIG: http://smubfig.com/
Event Details
Date/Time: 30 Sep 2010 (Thu), 7.00-8.45pm
Venue:
Singapore Management University,
Lee Kong Chian School of Business,
Seminar Room 2.5
50 Stamford Road
Singapore 178899
Contributors:
Mr Ng Wee Siang, CFA
Director, Regional Head of ASEAN Financials, BNP Paribas
with other senior finance professionals (bankers) in research, equity sales and investment banking
Cost [at door; to meet and learn from bankers who hire and fire analysts/associates + network with finance professionals & enthusiasts (+ drink at exclusive drinks session for contributors and guests only)]
FREE for SMU students with Student ID (pre-registered with BFIG; excluding drinks session)
$15 for guests (with 1 drink at drinks session)
We all know how popular the finance industry is, how hard it is to get in and how harsh the industry is. The question is, how do you fare in the rat race? Will you fall out of the competition, or will you thrive?
SpringBoard Program has invited some senior bankers (who has hired and fired before) to share with you about what a newcomer needs to do to stay afloat and make his/her mark.
If you are in the early stages of your finance career, or are ready to work for your future in finance, we look forward to an engaging session with you there.
SpringBoard Program is glad to co-host the event with the Banking and Finance Interest Group (BFIG) of Singapore Management University.
Program Details
6.55pm: Registration + Pre-session Networking
7.05pm: Admission to event, with priority given to BFIG; and SpringBoard friends who registered online and came early.
7.10pm: Session starts
Likely topics:
1. What to expect in your first year in finance
2. Tips on what you should do, or not do.
3. Qualities of a mediocre, good and exceptional analyst (Is it more of “nature” or “nurture”?)
4. How should you decide where to work? Should you choose based on the company or the boss? What kind of company or boss should you work for?
8.00pm: Q & A
8.10pm: Guests-only drinks session with contributors
