On campus
The organizations I'm part of, what I do in them, and why I joined.
TAMID at Northeastern
- Consultant
- Marketing Committee
- Investment Fund Concepts Analyst
- Education Track Member
The education program teaches the hard skills from all three tracks before you have to commit to one, and the consulting work is for real companies that actually want it. I joined to find out what I liked by doing it rather than guessing. I also wanted a campus community and network, and TAMID stood out for how seriously people took their professional growth while putting just as much effort into the social side.
What I did
- I built financial models in Excel and used Bloomberg tools to analyze companies and market performance.
- I applied valuation techniques including WACC, free cash flow, and discounted cash flow modeling.
- I worked through accounting fundamentals, capital structure, and the time value of money to assess investment opportunities.
- I developed an investment thesis and financial model and presented them in a final pitch.
- I took part in a semester-long professional development program focused on the Israeli startup ecosystem, entrepreneurship, and business strategy.
- I attended seminars preparing for the consulting, tech consulting, and investment fund tracks.
- I worked on strategic thinking, problem-solving, and professional communication through case-style discussions.
Equity Research Group at Northeastern
- Director of Marketing
We started ERG because we saw a gap in the equity research clubs on campus and thought we could compete. I took on the Director of Marketing role because I wanted to help lead the club and have a direct hand in growing it.
What I’m doing
- I launched every external channel from the ground up: the LinkedIn company page, Instagram, and an employer-facing website built with Claude Code on Next.js and Vercel.
- I built ERG's marketing strategy — positioning, messaging, mission, value proposition, and visual identity.
Alpha Epsilon Pi
- General Member
- Co-Community Service Chair
I believe you are the combination of the five people you spend the most time with. I met these guys at rush and connected with them more than anyone else. They are some of the most driven yet fun people I know. I wanted to be part of that.
What I did
- I coordinated and ran community service initiatives, including tabling events and volunteer cleanups, with campus and local organizations.
- I worked with chapter leadership and outside partners on logistics, turnout, and philanthropic impact.