I'm in a liberal arts college, and there were not too many people going into IB from my school each year. But I noticed that quite a few trustees are doing very well on the street. Would that be a good idea to reaching out to those ~'80 MD level alumni? And would they be more willing to help since they also voluntarily serve on the trustee board of their alma mater?
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