Virtual Events & Programming, Young Leaders

Virtual Networking with CFA Society New York, CAIA NY Society, and Columbia Business School

October 22, 2020 | 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM

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Overview

CFA Society New York’s Young Leaders Group in collaboration with CAIA New York, and Columbia Business School EMBA program will host a virtual networking event on Thursday, October 22, 2020. Through rotating breakout sessions, young professionals will have the opportunity to network with their peers who have committed to earning credentials such as the CFA charter, CAIA charter, and MBA degree and to learn how those credentials have helped propel their careers forward.

Agenda

Participants will have the opportunity to virtually connect with young professionals regarding credentials such as the CFA charter, CAIA charter, and MBA degree.


Operationally, participants will be organized into small breakout rooms of 3-4 people on Zoom and have 10-12 minutes to speak with the representatives who hold 1 or more of the above credentials.


At the end of the session, we will call time and virtually move participants to the next breakout room. Rotations will continue for 45-50 minutes.


We will wrap up the event with closing remarks.

Additional Details

Learning Outcomes

  • Foster partnerships with external organizations (Columbia Business School and CAIA Society)
  • Build community among young professionals who share an interest in investment management
  • Raise awareness of the CFA Program and provide further information on the MBA and CAIA programs to CFANY members
  • Hear about how these professional credentials and degree are differentiated and the applicability of each to different roles/industries