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MissionStanford Finance's mission is to facilitate the entry and success of Stanford students in the finance industry via education, preparation, and the building of a global professional network.Membership BenefitsThe finance industry requires know-how, experience, and connections. Each year Stanford Finance accepts a dedicated group of Stanford students into its Analyst Program. The program is made up of four core components:1. A workshop series educates the Analysts, prepares them for job applications and interviews, and then teaches them the technical skills they will need once they land jobs.2. Networking events enable the Analysts to form professional connections with visiting financial institutions, both bulge-bracket and premier boutique banks. These events also help our analysts find mentors and secure internships, often before traditional, on-campus recruiting begins.3. A mentorship program connects each Analyst with a Stanford Finance Officer who will provide private training and advice, and a finance professional, often a Stanford Finance alum, who has been working in the industry for at least several years.4. Access to the Alumni Database is vital. Stanford Finance graduates have gone on to lead successful careers. Once a student has been selected to be an analyst, he or she will have access to the alumni database and will gain a lifelong membership in the Stanford Finance community.Our Analysts have a history of landing the most competitive internships in the Silicon Valley and on Wall Street. We look for candidates who are disciplined and driven. Above all, we look for candidates who will embody and further Stanford Finance's core values of leadership with integrity and commitment to each other's success.
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