Have recently decided to retire from a career playing professional sports. I have done 2 internships in AQ at a REPE shop, modeled with excel and argus and have completed various courses doing so along with continually networking. What else would you all suggest doing for this transition?
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I Am retiring from professional baseball
I would think with that background you would have a pretty easy time getting into investment sales or debt brokerage. Your previous athletic experience will make you interesting from a business development perspective and it sounds like you have enough technical knowledge that you won't be a total liability.
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