Search Fund Intern, Midwest

by a searcher from The University of Michigan - Stephen M. Ross School of Business

2 years ago

Hi Folks,

I’m interested in gaining experience, practicing analytical skills and learning to establish deal flow in a Search Fund. I am a current EMBA student at the Ross School of Business at University of Michigan, and I have intermediate to expert Excel skills gained as a supply chain business analyst. Is someone in need of a part time (nights and weekends) intern for a Search based in the upper Midwest?

Cheers,
Patrick

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searcher from Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management

We’ll send you an email

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searcher from Northwestern University - Kellogg School of Management

We would be lucky to have your help working through our diligence task board for some of the opportunities we have under LOI Patrick.My partner Greg is a fellow US Army vet and EMBA (he was also the ROTC instructor at Michigan) who can relate to your career path.I'll ask Greg to reach out to you to talk more about your goals as well as the work we are doing.What is the best email address for you?

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