Where I'm interning at, in our database of deals, there's literally hundreds of bankers/consultants/other PE contacts that our fund has been in contact with sometime in the past.
Is it wrong for me to "mark" down these guys for future, personal contact?? For maybe next spring/summer?!
It crossed my mind the other day when I was talking to a GS VP. He was humble and actually pleasant....I just don't know if it'd be weird if I emailed him and tried to build a relationship for the future. Even though GS (FL- non NY) is a pipe dream...
Not sure what to think!
Background: Soph @ non target with PE group
Did you sign anything with your employer, like a non-compete? Either way, after your current gig is up I would keep in touch. By keep in touch I mean everyone you worked with (that includes the Goldman Sachs guy).
I guess my @ didn't link...
This is fine, imo. I'd really approach it more as cold-emailing. Just don't bring up how you have the connection.
Great feedback. Thanks guys! No non-compete or anything in that regard @karypto. I'll wait a couple months and definitely contact a couple of these folks.
So I'm thinking in my cold email, maybe say the area of PE I'm in and then once he sees resume he'll make the connection and go from there.
Semi-related, but I wonder how the prospects are at these GS offices (Tampa, Miami)? Considering it's PWM?
As long as you're not contractually barred, I don't think it is an issue.
Don't mention that you found them through your shop and you should be fine
Got it. Gonna start constructing what I want to say...once he/she sees resume it's gonna be an instant recognition, though.
I don't think I even have shot at Miami GS. Seems so far fetched
Hic esse placeat quibusdam quia perspiciatis sit. Ut necessitatibus laboriosam sit praesentium aliquam. Enim sint error qui quibusdam dolor iste.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...