Candidate:

Mr. Master Of None

About Me:

I have been working in investment management for over 4 years now at two large asset managers. I’m a former track athlete and I am now transitioning to ultra-endurance competitions. I am also a lifelong musician, and while I’m not pursuing it as a career, making music is still a huge part of my life and I play a handful of different instruments. I’m an avid international traveler and would love to spend the next 5-10 years living outside the states.

Schools:

Target School: London Business School

Considering: Said Business School, Yale, Tuck, INSEAD

See More Profiles For: London Business School

Application Status: Open

Details:

Undergrad School: University of South Carolina

Undergrad Major: Double Major: Finance , Risk Mgmt

GPA: 3.49

GMAT: 690

Age: 26, Ethnicity: White

Extracurriculars: Former D1 Track Athlete - 4x SEC Academic Honor Roll, Former Recording Artist (several million listens on streaming platforms such as Spotify)

Work History:

Title: Investment Consultant / Analyst

Industry: Banking & Finance

Company: Top Firm

Length of Employment: 2 yrs

Title: Investment Consultant

Industry: Banking & Finance

Company: Top Firm

Length of Employment: 2 yrs

Big Life Wins:

Competing in D1 athletics after tearing a tendon in my knee was a huge deal to me at the time and is still something I’m proud of. I’ve also been fortunate enough to advance in roles and responsibilities at each organization I’ve worked for.

Post MBA Goal:

My short term goal is to move to portfolio management (I also plan to finish the CFA – currently a L2 candidate, but my timeline was delayed due to Covid) Long term goal: I want to run ESG (sustainability investing) portfolios at an asset management firm and eventually move towards impact investing in the VC space.

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mbaMission Odds Assessment: 45%

Hi, Mr. Master of None, Julie-Anne Heafey here from mbaMission. I really appreciate your wide ranging interests and ambition to expand your point of view. LBS is a bit of an anomaly among the UK schools in that sometimes they can put a little more pressure on the GMAT score, but your score is not terribly far off from their average, so hopefully that will be fine. Your GPA is good, especially considering it was a double major while you were competing in a demanding D1 track program and battling injury…I think these programs will appreciate that (BTW INSEAD tends to really like athletes, but be mindful that you’ll have some language requirements there). I also appreciate that you’ve already got your CFA …

Hi, Mr. Master of None, Julie-Anne Heafey here from mbaMission. I really appreciate your wide ranging interests and ambition to expand your point of view. LBS is a bit of an anomaly among the UK schools in that sometimes they can put a little more pressure on the GMAT score, but your score is not terribly far off from their average, so hopefully that will be fine. Your GPA is good, especially considering it was a double major while you were competing in a demanding D1 track program and battling injury…I think these programs will appreciate that (BTW INSEAD tends to really like athletes, but be mindful that you’ll have some language requirements there). I also appreciate that you’ve already got your CFA I down and are working toward the next level. Overall, my advice is simply to articulate clearly why LBS and try to execute well on the application! Best of luck…

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