Carson Hubbard

-Nominated as new analyst after 3 months of education, selections, and cuts. -The Dartmouth Investment and Philanthropy Program is an undergraduate, student-run organization that manages a $800,000+ equity portfolio. Each year, DIPP distributes a percentage of its capital gains as grants to campus-based charitable organizations.

As a Software Engineering Intern, I'm honing my technical skills in a dynamic environment. This opportunity is providing invaluable exposure to the interplay of technology and finance, in line with my career aspirations in both the start-up and financial ecosystem. My role includes contributing to the development of robust software solutions, understanding the dynamics of start-up scaling, and navigating the complexities of capital raising.

-A selective 7-week education program – taught by Dartmouth Tuck School of Business – where students engage in an in-depth, hands-on, team-oriented exploration of real-world early-stage venture capital (VC) deal making. Including venture capital fund portfolio construction, deal sourcing, deal screening and selection, due diligence, valuation of early-stage companies, convertible notes, capitalization tables, term sheets, the elements of an investment memorandum and negotiations with entrepreneurs -Competed in a Dartmouth Venture Capitalist Competition, where I assume to role of a General Partner that analyzes and conducts “due diligence” on live venture capital deals including meeting with the founders or CEOs of companies that are then active in the marketplace raising Seed, Series A and Series B rounds of venture capital

-Active member of the school DECA program, 2-time state qualifier, 1-time international qualifier. -Worked on growing my business awareness, verbal communication, and visual presentation skills. -Able to give back to our DECA community and personally mentor 13 new DECA members.