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Many students have an aspiration to start their own venture, want to work independently or already have started their business. Regardless of where your are in the process you may want to know where to start or how to keep your business fresh, trending and of course viable. For those craving more information on this topic, there is a comprehensive, trendy magazine and website with an abundance of information for entrepreneurs. Entrepreneur magazine and Entrepreneur.com has been around for years. …
The Orgnaization of Latino Actuaries help students land on a job is through their Organization of Latino Actuaries Academy (OLAA). Participation is free, and any Latine actuarial student is eligible to apply.
Apply to OLAA here: https://form.jotform.com/210725171944050.
In addition to support on resume reviews, mock interviews, LinkedIn setup, and networking, OLAA gives students access to virtual career fairs:
OLA Career Fair #2, Fri 9/10 11am-3pm EDT, Virtual
OLA Career Fair #3, Wed 9/29 11am-3pm EDT, Virtual
OLA @ GIS, TBD, Virtual
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September 15th has passed and that means that we are officially celebrating the many Hispanic Americans who have influenced our society. While we celebrate Hispanic heritage always, this month is for observing the histories and contributions of Americans with ancestors from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.
The National Hispanic American Heritage Month, observed September 15th to October 15th, is filled with events put on by The Library of Congress, National Archives and Records Administration, National Endowment …
Diversity and inclusion are not simply talking points at all-company meetings; they are requirements for the modern workplace. A company can’t reach its potential unless a wide array of perspectives are heard and employees with those differing perspectives are made to feel welcome as their whole selves. People of color, women, LGBTQIA+ people, and people with disabilities are just some of the voices that companies are trying to do better about hearing, and it’s more and more common to see …
