I am currently going to school for my MBA, and I found that through the business school library I have access to CapIQ, Bloomberg, FactSet, and other big money programs (programs that smaller firms might not be able to afford). How would you suggest going about freelancing my skills and these programs to people while I have access to them?
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Familiarity with these programs isn't really a requirement to get hired by an IB. You could list them on your resume, but no one really looks at that.
What if I could offer these services to a small firm, acting in a consulting capacity? I am familiar with these programs, and the power they have, I am sure that a small firm that doesn't have the capital for such resources would find this useful, but how could I market it?
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