Jack Wagoner

I facilitate virtual mentorship sessions via Zoom to empower young athletes in enhancing their soccer skills, fostering holistic development in physical agility and mental resilience. I implement tailored training programs and motivational strategies to inspire athletes, fostering a supportive environment conducive to goal attainment and personal growth. Finally, through cultivating a collaborative mentorship atmosphere, I leverage interactive sessions to instill discipline, teamwork, and goal-setting among mentees, ultimately propelling them toward athletic excellence.

I dedicate 30+ hours per week to soccer training, travel, competition, and team-building. I balance rigorous academic coursework with the demands of intense training and travel schedule. Appearing in 56 career matches, I've helped my team contribute to back-to-back-to-back Ivy League titles.

As a Corporate Banking Summer Analyst for TD, I shared my time with the Communications, Media and Technology team and the Power and Utilities team. I created Public Information Books (PIBs) for $10B+ market cap utility and energy clients, synthesizing financials, credit ratings, equity research, and filings to support senior bankers in live deal execution and client coverage. I analyzed capital structure, liquidity, and funding strategy of current and prospective clients, evaluating revolver usage, debt maturities, and CapEx plans to identify financing opportunities. Finally, I researched and pitched acquisition in ERCOT power market, conducting financial and strategic analysis and presenting recommendations in collaboration with cross-office deal team, along with presenting new client coverage pitch in Airbnb, analyzing financial profile, capital structure, and strategic fit for TD.

I helped lead daily cash forecasting and management by strategically controlling $1.7B in financing and $500M in available liquidity. I also provided research and insight on various team projects, including building DCF valuation models for a $1.2M tech deal, helping A/R by calling customers to collect check invoices, recording competitor 10-Q/10-K SEC filings, and conducting and presenting bank fee analysis and recommendations.

Relevant courses: Economics for Business; Managerial Economics; Business Ethics and Social Responsibility; Marketing; Management; Accounting; Business Communication for Impact; Business Statistics