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Jonathan A. Weatherby 1956 St. Joseph’s Road ~ Sacramento, CA 95628 jon.weatherby@stanford.edu ~ 916.484.1234 Financial Services Internship Qualifications and Capabilities · In-depth undergraduate business and finance studies, including courses in Applied Corporate Finance, Capital Markets and Institutions and Business Decision Modeling · Confidence in research, analysis, presentation, writing, and client contact roles, particularly associated with financial services, investment banking, valuation, risk analysis and relationship management activities · Experience using Internet applications, Excel, Word, and PowerPoint for research, data collection, retrieval and analysis, writing, and presentation-focused projects Business and Finance Education Stanford University | Stanford, CA 2002-Present Bachelor of Arts in Finance anticipated June 2006 · Finance GPA 3.7, Minors in Economics and Spanish · Management Undergraduate Society Tutor of Varied Finance, Accounting and Business Courses Selected Business and Finance Courses, Concepts, and Projects Applied Corporate Finance Fall 2004 · Utilized WACC, APV, and real options techniques; course topics included mergers, IPOs, and risk management · Completed weekly cases, including Marriott Corp. Cost of Capital and Massey Ferguson capital structure Capital Markets and Institutions Spring 2004 · Examined portfolio activities of financial intermediaries, evaluated securities regulation, rate structures, and risk · Completed problem sets emphasizing quantitative analysis, such as applied Citigroup financial statement analysis Business, Finance, Project Management and Administrative Experience Realstar Management Partnership | Toronto, ON June 2003-September 2003 Summer Intern · Updated sales and marketing manual for Days-Inns Canada · Conducted utility consumption analysis of multi-residential properties · Designed presentations of proposed property developments for asset managers Stanford Bookstore | Palo Alto, CA January 2003- Present Associate Manager · Coordinated inventory reception and distribution of new product to floor · Managed financial ledger, reconciling receipts with expenditures · Assisted in training of new ground-level support and cashier staff College and Community Activities and Leadership Chair, Stanford Model United Nations Conference 2003-Present · Led debate of 300 university students in topics of international relations · Wrote detailed background research guides for conference delegate use Assistant Stage Manager, Stanford English and Drama Departments 2002 Under-Secretary General, National High School Model United Nations 2001-2002 · Coordinated substantive program for a 3 day conference of 2000 high school students · Guided 8 peers in research preparation through feedback, editing of research guides · Conducted staffing tasks such as interviewing, selecting and training conference staff Awards and Achievements · First Prize, Entrepreneurship Competition, The University of Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business 2003 · Honorable Mention, International Student Economic Forum 2002 · Alice B. Pinkerton Memorial Award for Financial Planning, Stanford University 2002 2