Boost your resume
Get in touch with motivated fellow students and an alumni network made up of more than 800 former FSA members, many of whom now work at renowned companies. You also have the opportunity to get in contact with recruiters from large companies. Naturally, being a part of a committee within the largest financial study association in the Netherlands is an excellent addition to your resumé.
Get in touch with interesting businesses
You will receive trainings from companies such as Van Lanschot Kempen, PwC and Deloitte. Additionally, tailor-made trainings are provided to gain experience and master useful tools, such as working with Excel and furthering presentation and acquisition skills.
Develop your organizational skills
Being a committee member provides ample opportunities to develop your personal and professional skills. Because all FSA committees are relatively small, you will have a lot of responsibility. This gives you the freedom to give a personal twist to the project you are working on.
Orientation
If you are interested in being a part of an FSA committee, you can send an email to [email protected]. You will be invited for an orientation meeting, during which the different possibilities of involvement within the FSA will be discussed.
Application
You can apply for a committee by submitting your resume at the CV button and your four preferred committees at the Merged Documents button.
Interview
After the board decides that your resumé is sufficient to become a committee member, you may be invited for an interview with two members of the board.
Offer
All applicants will hear before September 20th whether they have been selected for a committee.
An important part of my board year was finding out where my interests are. My position as external relations gave me an insight in different companies in different sectors. Partly because of the projects that I coordinated, my interest in Corporate Finance and M&A grew. The London Banking Tour eventually convinced me to apply for a position in Investment Banking, which lead to my current position at Barclays.