Equity research modelling help!

Based on previous WSO threads, here are some steps you can take to find a mentor for equity research:

1. Post in Relevant Forums: Engage in forums like the Hedge Fund Forum or Job Search Advice Forum on Wall Street Oasis. Many users have successfully found mentors by posting their requests and sharing their background and goals.

2. Direct Messaging: If you see someone offering mentorship or advice, such as in the thread titled "Looking for 8 Mentees to place into internships/FT for IBD/Trading/Big 4 Ad/MBB Consulting," don't hesitate to send them a direct message. Be concise and clear about your request and how you can benefit from their guidance.

3. Networking: Participate in discussions and build relationships with senior professionals. As mentioned in the thread "Q&A: M&A to PE and the Importance of Mentors," finding a mentor often involves connecting with someone you share common interests with and building a long-lasting relationship.

4. Utilize Resources: Leverage the templates and guides available on WSO, such as the Equity Resume Template and Stock Pitch Template, to improve your skills and make a stronger case when reaching out to potential mentors.

5. Join Mentor-Mentee Groups: Look for groups that focus on mentorship, like the one mentioned in the thread "Looking for 8 Mentees to place into internships/FT for IBD/Trading/Big 4 Ad/MBB Consulting." These groups often provide structured support, including mock interviews, case studies, and networking opportunities.

If you need further assistance or specific advice, feel free to ask more questions!

Sources: Looking for 8 Mentees to place into internships/FT for IBD/Trading/Big 4 Ad/MBB Consulting, Is anyone willing to mentor?, How to find a mentor, MM HF IR analyst looking to lateral to MF PE IR, need career advice, Q&A: M&A to PE and the Importance of Mentors