The Business & Entrepreneurship Community
serves students and alumni interested in the utilization of strategy and analysis to help organizations function efficiently. This community is for you if you're interested in corporate functions such as leadership, operations, and business development. Some careers you might be curious about
are accounting, finance, consulting, sales, relationship development, and more. These diverse industries and roles all require dedication to contributing to a larger organization as well as motivation to continually improve and get results.
Your career exploration is an ongoing and evolving process. Regardless of your major, area of study, or year in school, we want to help you achieve your goals and plans for the future. Start early and meet with an advisor if you want to learn more about these exciting industries or if you're ready to take the next step on your path in this fast-paced field!
Meet the B&E Career Community Team
Industries & Career Areas
Career areas for students and alumni in this community include these categories:
If you’re interested in investigating, collecting, organizing, and preparing financial information to generate reports and maintain accuracy, you might be interested in exploring Accounting, Audit, and Compliance. This area takes strong attention to detail, but it ensures individuals and businesses follow laws and ethical guidelines when dealing with finances.
Banking and Financial Services covers all kinds of buying, selling, and saving. Managing wealth, navigating loans, advising on investments, and assessing risk factors are all aspects that you might be interested in. The focus is on helping individuals and businesses make sound financial decisions.
Human Resources and Talent Management is all about people and their professional growth. The field's focus on training, monitoring, mediating, and assessing fit is instrumental in creating a positive work environment, which in turn is critical to an organization's reputation and success. If you're interested in these aspects, then HR and Talent Management is the field for you.
Logistics and Operations thrive on efficiency. Whether it pertains to processes, resources, or human capital, this area revolves around improvement and maximization of day-to-day business. It’s important to recognize major value creators and their impact as these can significantly influence management decisions in an organization.
Management and Organizational Leadership are heavily rooted in strategy and effective interpersonal communication. Engaging individuals to meet current and future challenges of an organization is key. You might also be interested in analyzing the big-picture of how groups interact, understanding their motivations, and inspiring them to continue enhancing their work.
Resources
Career Guides & Modules
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An actuary analyzes statistical data to assess and manage risks in insurance, pensions, and other financial industries.
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A controller oversees an organization's financial operations, including financial reporting, budgeting, and compliance with regulatory standards.
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A financial advisor offers personalized financial advice to individuals and families, and sometimes businesses, helping them manage investments, retirement planning, and other financial goals.
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A financial analyst analyzes financial data and market trends to provide investment recommendations or support business decision-making.
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An investment banker facilitates large financial transactions, such as mergers and acquisitions, by providing advisory services, raising capital, and managing risks.
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A real estate broker acts as an intermediary between buyers and sellers of real estate properties. They play a crucial role in facilitating real estate transactions and helping clients navigate the complexities of buying, selling, or renting properties.
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Relationship managers are responsible for managing and building relationships with clients. They assess their financial needs, provide advice on banking products and services, and help with credit applications.
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A risk manager identifies and assesses potential risks that a business or financial institution may face, and develops strategies to mitigate those risks.
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An underwriter evaluates insurance applications to determine whether to offer coverage and at what terms. They assess the risk associated with insuring individuals or businesses and set premium rates accordingly.
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Resume Resources
Business Entry Level Resume Guide
Accounting Sample Resume
Accounting 4+1 Sample Resume
Incoming Transfer Student Accounting Sample Resume
MIS Sample Resume
Finance Resume Template
Finance Sample Resume
Incoming Transfer Student Finance Sample Resume
Introduction Case Interviews
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