Zesty with the save------------------------> ICME, I know how you could realistically make this happen but it’s kind of a long shot… 1. You should start and complete the CFA program 2. In the meanwhile, you should look to get into grants management or non-profit budgeting/accounting role. 3. From there you could try to move into a government agency job as a budget analyst (maybe Dept. of Education, DHS, etc.). 4. After that you can try to transfer into the Dept. of Energy (which deals with private sector companies looking for start-up green tech loan guarantees etc.) 5. After this, you can try to move to one of those private sector Green Tech companies being that you know already have contacts at the Dept. of Energy! Who said Govt. wasn’t good for something!
This is very possible BUT it’s definitely a LONG shot.
so is winning the lottery
Black Swan Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > > > * Working in the energy industry is the icing > on > > the cake, and how i feel I could be making an > > impact. Especially, if i manage to work in the > > renewable energy sector. > > This is all making sense now, you just watched > Wall Street 2: Money Never Sleeps, didn’t you?! > It’s funny because you’re referring to some of the > hardest areas to break into in one of the hardest > industries to break into as if you just need to > find the sign up sheet. > I applaud you, Black Swan. This made me laugh.
I’ll come back and let you guys know what happens to me.
We await your return with bated breath.
@iteracom, my plan above is 10x more doable than winning the lottery (I know that’s not saying much) but give me some credit here.