EDUCATION
Newly admitted members will attend weekly educational sessions in their first semester where they will learn the fundamentals of consulting and finance in the context of Israeli businesses.
Education sessions are led by qualified peers that have extensive experience in their respective fields, and guest speakers are brought in regularly.
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Our goal is to prepare students to join either Consulting or the Investment Fund by equipping them with concrete business skills, as well as a foundational knowledge of Israel’s place in the greater economy.
CONSULTING
TAMID at Georgetown offers pro bono consulting services for some of the most innovative, high-tech start-ups. The organization produces deliverables focused on its core competencies which include, but are not limited to: market analysis and research, go-to-market strategy, competitor analysis, and pricing strategy. As either an Analyst or Project Manager, members will gain diverse industry exposure and unique experience serving clients who value TAMID’s work.
Students will develop personally and professionally throughout the semester by attending technical workshops, guest speaker presentations, and networking events with top consulting firms.
FUND
The TAMID Investment Fund enables members to conduct due-diligence on Israeli stocks and manage a live portfolio. Each chapter competes in an organization-wide trading competition giving each member’s research a national impact.
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As a member of the fund, you will develop the analytical skillset necessary to evaluate companies through training and real-world experiences.
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Ultimately, TAMID offers students the edge they need to break into the hyper-competitive financial services industry.
FELLOWSHIP
The Fellowship is an eight-week summer internship program in Israel. TAMID helps place accepted fellows in rewarding internship positions that match up with their preferences, and houses participants in the pleasant neighborhood of Florentin, Tel Aviv. Some students are even able to intern with the company for which they consulted in a previous semester.
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While admission is competitive, at least two fellows are selected from each TAMID chapter. Fellows are provided the incredible opportunity to explore Israel through a completely new lens—Israeli business and entrepreneurship—while surrounded by friends of similar passions. Living close to the beach and a relatively brief trip from almost anywhere in Israel, all the while surrounded by a vibrant community of bright, accomplished individuals.
