Resume and Internship Hub Demo
Recording of December 1, 2016 Demo is available
Speakers
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- Program update
- Resume and Internship Hub
- Women in Wealth Management Initiative
- Q & A
We are excited to launch the enhancements to the Resume and Internship Hub. On the call, Jim Seuffert and Steve Clark discuss how students can add their resume to the hub and how it will be exposed to firms hiring entry-level positions or internships.
Cheryl Nash spent a few minutes reviewing the upcoming plans for Women in Wealth Management Initiative.
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