My MD told me that if this project turns out to be successful and generates a boat load of money for the company, then it will earn me recognition, and tons of opportunities. Is it common across the street to be able to make such a large impact at the analyst level?
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Yes - literally every analyst in history has done sick side projects north of $500mm in fees.
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