Investment Banking Coaches, Events, and Resources

Welcome to my profile! With extensive experience in investment banking, currently serving as an Associate Director at UBS, I bring a wealth of knowledge to my coaching practice. My journey includes roles at top firms like Piper Sandler and Grant Thornton, where I honed my skills in financial modeling, valuations, and strategic consulting. I have successfully coached 18 individuals, helping them navigate the competitive landscape of investment banking and secure positions at leading firms. Whether you're preparing for interviews or seeking guidance on career strategy, I'm here to help you achieve your goals. Let's connect and chart your path to success in investment banking!

Given how expedited the recruiting process has become for college sophomores, a coach who recruited recently and understands the rapidly evolving process is a necessity. My preparation to land an investment banking seat started in high school, and I didn’t lose steam until I signed my offer in February, 2025. In addition to signing for Houlihan Lokey’s Restructuring Group, I received multiple offers from elite boutique, bulge bracket, and middle market firms.

Welcome to my profile! With a robust background in growth equity and investment banking. My previous experience includes three years as an analyst and associate in RBC's Technology Group, where I honed my skills in tech investment banking. Additionally, I bring entrepreneurial insights as a multi-unit franchise owner of Crumbl Cookies in New York. I hold a Bachelor of Science in Finance from the BYU Marriott School of Business, where I was actively involved in the Finance Society and Investment Banking Club. Over the years, I've successfully coached 20+ individuals, guiding them through the competitive landscape of investment banking and growth equity. If you're looking to break into these fields, let's connect and strategize your path to success!

I bring a wealth of experience to help you break into the competitive world of finance. I began my career as an Investment Banking Analyst at J.P. Morgan, focused largely on TMT deals. After banking, I moved to Bain Capital where I worked in tech private equity & growth investing and then Squarepoint Capital, a large hedge fund where I managed a book of software stocks and oversaw our private growth investing efforts. I have since decided to work on my own endeavor, having raised capital and launched a private investment firm focused on down-market acquisitions of B2B businesses. I've always enjoyed spending time mentoring and have recently decided to do it more formally. Looking forward to connecting on your goals & aspirations!

Hi! Hope you're doing well. My name is Kyle, and I'm currently an associate at a megafund in private equity, having worked as a full-time analyst on the technology investment banking team at Morgan Stanley for two years, and having graduated from Stanford with a degree in Economics and Computer Science. I love serving as a finance coach because of the chance for me to pay it forward, given the mentorship I received from others during my recruiting journey despite being low-income, and helping my students successfully land their dream jobs at top firms. I specialize across investment banking, private equity, and asset management, with services ranging from interview case prep to financial modeling and analysis and much more. I faced a lot of challenges during my recruiting journey, and failed during interviews at 20+ firms, which fortunately has equipped me with a wealth of recruiting insights and experience. What differentiates me as a coach is my understanding of the sector landscape (ie. MM vs. UMM vs. MF funds in PE or boutique firms in IB), knowing what the interviewers will ask and what they want to hear, as well as the wealth of practice resources and materials I have for students.

I secured an internship and a full-time offer at the most prestigious group at JP Morgan, all while coming from a non-target university. I continue to stay connected with my former colleagues, many of whom have become Managing Directors at Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Bank of America, as well as leading hedge funds, private equity, and venture capital firms.

I'm a former Goldman Sachs investment banker and private equity Vice President with experience evaluating and executing complex transactions. I help candidates prepare for investment banking interviews by building strong fundamentals, clear thinking, and confidence under pressure.

Welcome to my profile! I’m a Wharton graduate with an MBA from Harvard Business School and bring over 15 years of experience in finance. For the past decade, I’ve been at Warburg Pincus—a top-10 global private equity firm managing over $100 billion—where I’m currently a Principal. Throughout my career, I’ve interviewed hundreds of candidates and directly mentored dozens of Analysts, Associates, and Vice Presidents. I know firsthand what it takes to break into competitive finance roles and advance within them. You may have come across my “Comprehensive Finance Interview Guide,” which I originally wrote over a decade ago while preparing for my own private equity recruiting—just one of many resources I’ve created to help others land top roles. Whether you’re preparing for investment banking, private equity, or business school, I offer targeted coaching across resume development, mock interviews, technical prep, recruiting strategy, and more.

I recently navigated the investment banking recruiting process successfully, securing offers from top bulge bracket and boutique banks, including Goldman Sachs. Given my recent exposure to the process, I am very familiar with bank specific nuances and processes and am well positioned to help you tailor your preparation to be custom for each investment bank. I have readily available prep material that is very detailed and thorough and will help you succeed through the most technical interviews.

I broke into Goldman Sachs investment banking without a finance degree. Here's how I did it. I started in biotech investor relations at one of the most active boutique IR firms in the country, advising on some of the busiest biotech IPOs during the record breaking 2020 boom year. From there I moved to Wells Fargo Securities investment banking in the REGAL group covering Real Estate, Gaming and Lodging. I worked on landmark deals including Aristocrat's $3.7B acquisition of Playtech and MGM's $3.9B sale of CityCenter, advising institutional clients like Blackstone, VICI Properties, Red Rock Resorts and Bally's. Then I lateraled to Goldman Sachs TMT and Consumer where I was exclusive buy-side advisor on Amazon's $3.9B acquisition of One Medical and Amazon's $1.7B acquisition of iRobot. I also worked on transactions for Nike, Starbucks and Nordstrom. I help two types of people. First, non-traditional candidates including non-finance majors, non-target school students and career switchers who feel like the door is closed. I got in without a finance degree and I know exactly how to position your story to get past the gatekeepers. Second, analysts at regional or middle market banks who want to lateral up to Goldman, Morgan Stanley or top boutiques. I made that exact move and I know what it takes on both sides of the table. If you think your background disqualifies you, it probably does not. Mine almost did and I found a way through anyway.