
1 - 10 employees
Founded 2016
đ¸ Finance
đ¤ Non-profit
đ Education
Finance ⢠Non-profit ⢠Education
Greenwood Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to changing the face of finance by providing life-altering job opportunities and financial service training for students, particularly those who are first-generation scholars. The organization focuses on diversity, equity, and inclusion, helping students cultivate aspirational, academic, and social capital necessary for a successful finance career. Greenwood Project offers a rigorous immersion into financial services through a variety of programs and partnerships with financial service firms.
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1 - 10 employees
Founded 2016
đ¸ Finance
đ¤ Non-profit
đ Education
Finance ⢠Non-profit ⢠Education
Greenwood Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to changing the face of finance by providing life-altering job opportunities and financial service training for students, particularly those who are first-generation scholars. The organization focuses on diversity, equity, and inclusion, helping students cultivate aspirational, academic, and social capital necessary for a successful finance career. Greenwood Project offers a rigorous immersion into financial services through a variety of programs and partnerships with financial service firms.
⢠Provide twelve months of training in institutional sales and relationship management ⢠Learn how financial products work and explain them to institutional clients ⢠Build and deliver client presentations and pitches ⢠Receive repeated critiques from peers and industry professionals ⢠Run relationship-management simulations involving unhappy, rejecting, or highly knowledgeable clients ⢠Train on capital markets products, including stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments ⢠Learn active listening, client needs assessment, and relationship-building techniques ⢠Work with an industry mentor ⢠Meet professionals at partner firms ⢠Practice resilience and handling rejection ⢠Use CRM and AI tools for client research, pitch development, research, drafting, and call follow-up ⢠Prepare for junior-year internship recruiting and interviews ⢠Greenwood trains scholars, advocates for them, and introduces them to partner firms; partner firms make final hiring decisions
⢠Currently enrolled as a freshman (Class of 2030) at an accredited four-year institution ⢠Minimum 3.2 GPA for standard consideration ⢠Students with a GPA between 3.0 and 3.19 may apply with a required personal essay ⢠Students below a 3.0 GPA are not eligible for this cycle ⢠High school transcript submitted with the application ⢠First semester or first quarter college transcript submitted with the application or when grades post ⢠Currently undeclared students may apply ⢠Twelve-month commitment from the summer after freshman year through sophomore year ⢠Approximately 6 to 8 hours per week, with heavier weeks around pitch deadlines ⢠Ability to manage a full course load alongside program commitments ⢠Interest in client-facing work in financial services ⢠Strong verbal and written communication ⢠Relationship-building ability and comfort with unfamiliar people ⢠Confidence in client-facing situations and in front of a room ⢠Active listening ⢠Persuasive communication and early negotiation instincts ⢠Resilience, adaptability, quick thinking, grit, resourcefulness, intellectual curiosity, integrity, character, and collaboration ⢠Willingness to learn markets, financial products, presentation development, CRM systems, financial analysis, client and market research, and AI tools ⢠Ability to meet application deadlines, including transcripts, forms, and possible interview scheduling
⢠Communication skills that transfer anywhere, including pitching, presenting, and holding a room ⢠Product knowledge of financial services offerings ⢠AI capability through client research, outreach, and call follow-up tools ⢠One-on-one coaching ⢠Industry mentor ⢠Access to professionals at partner firms ⢠Resilience developed through practical rejection experiences ⢠Twelve months of training ⢠Preparation, network, and honest feedback ⢠Support through internship interviews
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