The WCI Analyst Experience
In congruence with WCI's four pillars, the WCI analyst experience endeavors to provide the best of Investing, Education, Professional Development, and Philanthropy. Through our four pillars, we create a strong community that supports each other through all situations and lasts beyond your four years at the University of Michigan.
We Are a Close-Knit Community...
...That Gives Back to the Community
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You Can Expect
Education Sessions
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New Member Education: Carefully crafted curriculum for strong foundations in finance
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Weekly Office Hours: Additional support available weekly
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Interactive Applications: Content covered in education sessions are applied in hands-on activities
Investment Pitches
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Buy Pitches: Identify a company/security, conduct relevant research and valuation, and present to the club as a potential portfolio addition
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Anti-Pitches: Pitch against another team by determining and digging into potential risks and oversights
Professional Development
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1-on-1 Mentorship: Tailored resume feedback, mock interviews, recruiting insight, etc.
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Workshops: Bloomberg/Factset, Excel, resumes, cover letters, networking, etc.
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Speaker Events: Hear from industry professionals
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Professional Checkpoints: Stay on track with recruiting updates
And Get Involved in Committees
Philanthropy
The Philanthropy Committee plans community service events and controls portfolio donations to selected charitable organizations. Participation in the Philanthropy Committee is open to all WCI members.
Sustainability
The Sustainability Committee is responsible for assessing the Environmental, Social, and Governance ratings of new investments. Participation in the Sustainability Committee is open to all WCI members.