Brigid Stoll

Priced and traded securities across asset classes. Conducted market research via SQL data and publicly reported filings to develop trading algorithms that account for client behavior. Developed mutually beneficial relationships with clients and peer companies. Researched new asset classes that Jane Street could competitively enter. Received return offer.

Elected to lead premier undergraduate investment organization, with <5% acceptance rate, managing a $500,000 portfolio. Directed investment decisions (resulting in record returns), conducted all meetings, recruited corporate sponsors ($30K+), developed educational programming, organized social events, and initiated alumni engagement. Reformed application process to improve accessibility, resulting in a significantly larger and more diverse applicant pool.

Created and managed Industrials team by giving feedback to group members' pitches and representing all industrials investments on the YSIG Executive Board. Ideated and researched stock pitches through value-driven modeling. Mentored younger members. Initiated Women in Finance programming and outreach to the New Haven community.

Organized weekly meetings to help plan all events for 2023 students. Coordinated with Yale facilities and Deans to organize initiatives and events online in wake of COVID-19. Successfully advocated for more understanding academic policies when the class of 2023 completed classes virtually from home while other years returned to campus.

Designed and submitted YCC budget for Senate approval, managed communications with the Yale Business Office, and published an end-of-year report on YCC expenditures. Coordinated YCC fundraising initiatives, established corporate sponsorships, and advocated for student COVID relief funding.

Helped conference return to in-person operations. Ensured student safety by working with students’ advisors and local police. Addressed numerous incidents including assaults, shots fired, allergic reactions, a bus crash, and panic attacks.

Managed operations team covering Branding, Business, Conference, Delegations, Outreach, and Technology. Liased between administration, YMUN team, and vendors. Coordinated all rooming, managed advisor interactions, and onboarded a high profile non-profit partner and keynote speaker. In light of COVID-19, spearheaded contingency planning for a virtual conference. Lead initiative to increase financial aid and attendee diversity in the virtual format.

Conducted the search for platform during transition to virtual programming in response to COVID-19. Coordinated social media and website. Designed and purchased merchandise/materials. Organized online registration and payment process.

Maintained YMUN’s online presence. Coded algorithms to assist with attendance tracking, country- committee assignments. Livestreamed and edited videos for Online Delegate Training Program and Closing Ceremonies.

Drafted sanctions policies that minimize funding available to groups that threaten international security. Analyzed market connections between the illicit trade in conflict diamonds and minerals and terrorist insurgencies around the world. Developed models to predict potential counteractions’ impacts.

Assisted US businesses in developing international expansion plans, utilizing government database information and compliance advice. Supported the US-UK Embassy throughout Brexit trade negotiations and advocated for policies to help US exporters.

Worked for Dr. Rajit Manohar in order to develop an evaluative system that pinpoints the inefficiencies in asynchronous computer chips. This program takes in a given chip's schematic and simulates its function via various graph forms allowing for both detailed and broad inspection.

Double Major in Applied Mathematics with a concentration in Economics and Global Affairs at the Jackson School.

Deerfield Academy, founded in 1797, is a prestigious, independent, coeducational boarding and day school located in Western Massachusetts.