Non-Target --> BB IBD Analyst --> Activist Hedge Fund Analyst
http://www.businessinsider.com/wes-calvert-starboard-value-2014-9
Looks like the lead Analyst on the Darden situation at Starboard Value went to powerhouse banking target Cal Polytech State.
Goes to show you, it really doesn't matter where you go to school. This dude is crushing it.
Who wants to bet he uses WSO?
Always makes me happy to see stuff like that.
Cal Poly is a good school. I imagine it's definitely on the radar for all bay area TMT groups.
CalPoly is a great Engineering school. Sharp kids overall. The schooling definitely helped in determining how much salad dressing is needed.
It's ok, but good for him.
I'm a finance professor at Cal Poly, and have taught at Kellogg and Wharton. Wes Calvert was my student at Cal Poly for three different classes. The best students at Cal Poly compete VERY well against the students from Berkeley, Stanford, Wharton, etc. The school a bit of a sleeper (unknown) in terms of being on the radar of most investment banks - but those that do recruit here are very satisfied, and they keep coming back.
Typo on the footnote on p. 5. Now the entire presentation must be called into question.
Laughable. "Darden decided to stop salting the water to get an extended warranty on their pots. Pasta is Olive Garden's core dish and must be prepared properly." If it were up to Starboard, we'd be cooking in plastic pots.
What about the healthy trend of consumers -in-waves- requesting reduced salt meals ? I guess that didn't fit Starboard's case.
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