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• 17 years of work experience in venture capital and private equity backed start-ups and scale-ups, strategy consulting, and
leading multinational corporations
• Industry experience: (Digital) consumer goods, e-commerce and marketplaces, platform and subscription business models,
strategy consulting
• Functional experience: Company scaling, commercial growth, D2C and digital growth marketing, business development,
operations, strategy development and implementation, (digital) product development, program and project management,
end-to-end transformations
• Worked in South Korea, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, US, UK, Eastern Europe
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Tasya Amanda Adinegara is a data and business intelligence professional with over five years of experience supporting global organizations through data-driven strategy, financial analytics, and technology integration. She has worked across consulting, technology, and enterprise environments, including roles at IBM, IQVIA, and LG, where she specialized in building scalable BI frameworks, optimizing SQL-driven financial reporting systems, and delivering executive-level dashboards for decision-makers.
With a strong foundation in data engineering, financial performance analysis, and strategic problem-solving, Tasya brings both technical expertise and business acumen to her mentees. She is passionate about helping aspiring professionals navigate competitive recruiting processes, strengthen their interview skills, and build the confidence needed to excel in investment banking, private equity, and consulting careers.
Tasya combines real-world insights with a coaching approach that emphasizes clarity, structure, and actionable feedback. She is committed to mentoring with purpose, empowering students from diverse backgrounds to not only break into their desired fields but to thrive once they are there.
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- Incoming Investment Banking Analyst at Evercore (London)
- Previous Summer Analyst at BlackRock within the Capital Markets division
- Graduated from UCL with a BSc in Philosophy, Politics and Economics
- Successfully converted internships at both a top Elite Boutique and the world's largest Asset Manager from a non-finance background
- Specializes in helping humanities and semi-target candidates master technical concepts (LBOs, Credit) for EB interviews
- 3 point behavioral tips plan which has gotten several students into their dream jobs
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I am the right mentor for you if you fit any of the following criteria:
1) go to a non-target
2) are struggling to find confidence whether it's in networking or school
3) need clarity on a resume
4) are having a difficult time navigating what technicals are important for interviews
P.S. I also offer the lowest rates possible. Why? Because I truly LOVE helping others with this stuff.
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5 years’ experience across Gallup, Accenture, and FT Strategies (specialist consultancy from the Financial Times), advising
senior leaders in media, tech and healthcare sectors. Proven track record driving ~$50M pipeline impact, leading
multi-market transformations, and delivering data-driven, people-process-tech solutions at scale.
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- Currently, Vice President At RBC’s tech and innovation banking - Series A+
- Past - Senior Associate, Investments and Advisory at Accelerator Centre - pre-seed and seed
- Past - Venture Manager at Toronto Business Development Centre - pre-seed to Series A
- MBA specializing in Venture Commercialization, Scaling and Investments - University of New Brunswick
- Undergrad - Wartburg College - Business Administration and Economics
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I did not have a nice GPA, and I had a humble career start. I didn't want to settle like that, so I started enriching myself, e.g., getting CFA and FRM, networking, etc.
Finally, after few job switches, I got myself into Bank of America. Now, I am doing risk management and quant research in a crypto trading firm.
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- Currently working at the largest global asset manager, with a client facing role focused on building private markets opportunities.
- Holds a Master’s degree in Finance from a top U.S. university
- Previously worked in a high-growth investment intelligence firm, supporting diligence efforts for institutional investors and corporate strategy teams
- Experienced in market research, financial modeling, and data analysis, with a focus on public and private markets
- Comfortable working across time zones and cultures; has a multicultural background with international experience
- Passionate about mentoring, problem-solving, and helping others navigate early career decisions in finance and consulting
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Insider guidance on breaking into competitive finance roles (Big 4, M&A, valuations, corporate development)
Mock interviews, resume reviews, and actionable feedback tailored to investment banking and strategy roles
Real-world insight from working across global markets (UAE, US, Asia-Pacific) in both advisory and in-house finance roles
Commercial finance mentorship, including FP&A, fundraising prep, and financial modelling
Hands-on advice for aspiring entrepreneurs or those looking to move into e-commerce, DTC, or high-growth startups
Frequently Asked Questions
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The WSO mentor service runs at a very slight profit (~5-10% net margin) in order to help motivate amazing professionals to provide great (free) advice in the forums (many mentors have green "mentor" buttons next to their usernames) which strengthens the entire WSO community. Luckily, there is a surprising number of elite professionals within the WSO community that love giving back to motivated candidates. We also recently automated the mentor matching with an algo that helps reduce the manual work needed on the backend should a requested mentor not be available. Prices range from as low as $57 up to $997 depending on the package you purchase and the mentor you select. Given the success of our service and the number of repeat clients we have, we know that we can afford to run on thin profit margins and serve thousands of applicants. We also know that many of you will follow the advice of our mentors and invest in additional courses and/or services from WSO.
After checking out, your request will immediately be sent to the mentor you selected. You will be expected to fill our some basic information (location, industry preference, etc) along with upload a Word version of your resume in order to help the mentor decide if they feel like they are a great match. As soon as they accept (usually within ~9-12 hours), an email will be sent making an introduction. Your mentor will introduce him/herself and then proceed to review your current resume and/or offer times when you can connect for a mentor session. Over the following days, you will schedule a time that is mutually convenient for you initial phone call to go over what you need help with (mock interview, career consultation and/or both). If you would like to continue with this mentor, you can schedule more hours anywhere from 1 hour to 3+ hours with him/her over the following weeks & months.
Typically the match happens within 12hrs. If your preferred mentor has not responded within 9 hours or they indicate they can't take you on as a mentor, we will notify other top mentors that have the most in common with the mentor you selected (based on our matching algo). These backup mentors will indicate to you if they are available and you have the choice to move forward with one of them, get a refund or wait longer for your preferred mentor. If for whatever reason we cannot match you in time and/or there are no mentors that are available that you'd like to work with, we will refund your purchase in full, no questions asked.
We have an incredible team of 1,000+ dedicated mentors across top firms all around the world. Our #1 goal is to make sure you are placed in the hands of the most competent and detail-oriented professional in your specific target industry. This coupled with our strict process ensures a smooth and thorough experience. Why do we use actual professionals? The answer is simple: they are the ones ACTUALLY SCREENING APPLICATIONS for their own firms! They know what it takes to make it out of the trash pile and into the interview pile. On top of this, since we have been doing mentor sessions for over a decade across THOUSANDS of clients, we are able to immediately identify a top mentor and feed them more clients to ensure happy customers like you (due to our strict screening process). Our team includes investment bankers at all the top bulge brackets and elite boutique banks as well as private equity, hedge fund and VC professionals at the most prestigious funds. We also have reviewers at the top management consulting firms in the world, elite prop trading firms, top corporate finance roles as well as other related finance careers.
Usually these are all self-limiting beliefs, but if you're unsure if we are a good match for you, please send us a quick email to [email protected] and we can send over some bios if we think there might be a potential good match for you.
Too Young / Too Inexperienced: We do NOT recommend our mentor service until you at least have at least some relevant WORK experience that we can leverage. For the young clients out there, this means an internship, ideally in your target or related industry. If you are still in high school, it is unlikely that you have this experience. The earliest we'd recommend doing a mentor session is early freshman or early sophomore year as you prepare for summer internship recruiting. If you have no relevant experience then it probably doesn't make sense to sign up for the service. Our mentors are amazing, but they aren't magicians. If you tell us you really want to be in Investment Banking or Private Equity (for example) and everything in your background points to law or medicine, it's going to be an uphill battle. On the other hand, if you have unrelated experience but you have started the transition process by taking relevant classes and joining relevant clubs and associations, we'd love to work with you. You may not be the most competitive candidate, but we will highlight the most relevant education and functions at your current job that would translate well across industries.
Too Old / Too Experienced: We DO recommend our mentor service for more experienced professionals that are looking to make a transition or have an interview coming up. We have several very senior mentors that can answer the tough questions and make sure you are up to date on the latest trends in your target industry. However, before you move forward, we encourage you to give yourself an honest assessment. If you are looking to make the transition and have not made any steps outside of considering this mentor program, you probably aren't ready. If you've taken steps (education, new degrees, courses, etc) and feel like you're ready, we're on board and eager to help!
Yes, but if you have a negative attitude you are unlikely to have success. If you think a mentor session is an automatic referral, please don't bother to hire us.
Yes, our mentors often do refer our clients for open positions at their firms (over 20%), however, this should not be asked of our mentors to avoid a conflict of interest and it should not be expected as part of the service. It is up to you to impress the mentor if this is your goal, however, we believe you can gain much more out of the experience by being honest about your weaknesses and concerns with the mentor so there can be an open dialogue on how to improve your chances.
The only discounts are for larger packages and more hours purchased at once. This is an incredibly labor intensive 1-on-1 service using finance professionals that typically make well over $200/hr and are doing this primarily to give back.
This is a personal question and the answer is naturally subjective. If you are serious about landing a job in investment banking, private equity, hedge funds, trading, asset management, management consulting or any other competitive industry, it's more than likely that the answer to that question is a resounding "YES".
Career services advisers at your school are not screening applications for interviews...neither are your classmates. If you do happen to have a friend in the industry, are they going to take the hours necessary to give you a realistic mock interview? Odds are that their time is limited outside the office and if they do give you some guidance, it won't be as thorough as our expert mentors. If you look at the competitive nature of recruiting nowadays, why would leave your application up to chance when many of these jobs pay well over $100,000?
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If you’re reading this, you’re here for a reason: because you want to be one of the very few who gets an an elite job and because you need help doing it. The choice really is yours. And your opportunity really is limited.
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