Quinn Conway

• Completed EY’s SFAS training on ABS, RMBS, CMBS, and CLO asset classes, gaining in-depth knowledge of the securitization process and EY’s role in transactions • Trained on Collateral Analysis Software (CAS) and applied those skills during the “Fast and Furious” mock deal project: analyzed loan-level data, conducted a random sample, built stratification and representative line tables in CAS from scratch, and tied out results against client-side data in Excel • Supported live client deals by reviewing asset files using EY’s Online Due Diligence System (ODDs) and performing tie-outs in Excel for stratification and representative line tables • Connected with EY professionals at all levels including staff, seniors, managers, senior managers, MDs, and partners, and shadowed live deal work to better understand the team’s role and day-to-day responsibilities

•Selected by Professor Elizabeth Wimer to serve as a mentor for 150+ incoming students in their introductory business course and to assist them in their transition into Whitman •Manage a cohort of 50+ students and serve as the first point of contact outside of the classroom to answer questions, provide feedback on coursework, and coordinate group meetings

• Assisted in all aspects of transactions, including quantitative financial analyses, investment committee materials, and company due diligence • Conducted in-depth sector research and developed investment theses in the financial services and residential real estate spaces • Participated in team meetings to observe investment evaluation and decision-making processes, contributing to discussions on potential and active deals • Engaged in calls with management teams, investment banks, and industry professionals to track key developments and emerging trends • Completed an internship project culminating in a final presentation on investment opportunities and sector analysis

• Leveraged Repsly to analyze field sales data for stores across San Diego County in order to provide actionable insights to both Koia and store-level buyers for continuous improvement • Actively contributed to enhancing shelf presence and merchandising strategy, managed reorders, and engaged with store managers at major retailers such as 7-Eleven and Ralph’s across San Diego County • Effectively conveyed Koia’s value proposition and contributed to the optimization of product placement within stores, from secondary points of purchase to strategic cooler spaces • Executed in-store strategies with coupons and Point of Sale (POS) materials, aligning efforts with broader brand strategies in collaboration with the marketing team

• Took initiative during the pandemic to launch Quinntessentials, a sneaker resale sole proprietorship, achieving 300+ transactions, $30,000+ revenue, and $20,000+ profit in the first year by sourcing limited edition sneakers • Analyzed market trends and optimized resale transactions utilizing exchanges like GOAT, StockX, and eBay, while managing inventory and accounting with proprietary Excel spreadsheets • Established a national sourcing network through face-to-face meetings in Southern California with partnerships in Los Angeles, Chicago, and Boston • Founded Nike 4 Neighbors, donating $1,500 of Quinntessentials profit and raising $12,000 online to source and distribute over 250 new pairs of Nike sneakers to the homeless at St. Vincent de Paul (SVdP), Phoenix, AZ • Nike 4 Neighbors was rated the #1 program at SVdP in 2021 and featured on ABC, CBS, and Fox

Cathedral Catholic High School is a private Catholic high school operated by the Roman Catholic Diocese of San Diego.