Networking Boot Camp Business and Law Networking Internship

Towson; New York (NY, NJ); On-site; USD 5,580; Full time

Job summary

An immersive networking internship program in New York offers students the opportunity to build relationships with over 60 executives in finance and business. Interns participate in one-on-one meetings, company visits, and professional networking dinners. The program includes a capstone project and is grounded in ethical leadership principles. A stipend of $500 is offered, and housing is provided for out-of-state participants. Rolling admissions are available with limited spots.

Responsibilities

• Develop personal relationships with 60+ executives.
• Engage in company visits and networking dinners.
• Complete a capstone project applying networking skills.

Job description

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Networking Boot Camp Business and Law Networking Internship

Networking Boot Camp Business and Law Networking Internship Paid 2 week internship NY/NJ

Develop personal relationships with 60+ executives in your industry.

Summer & Spring Sessions | Stipend: $500

Program Description

The Networking Boot Camp is an immersive networking internship connecting students with 60+ top Jewish executives in finance and business. Through one‑on‑one meetings, company visits, private networking dinners, and a capstone project, interns gain real‑world professional exposure grounded in Jewish values, ethical leadership, and purpose‑driven decision‑making.

Designed for students interested in entrepreneurship, finance, accounting, investing, banking, fintech, or corporate strategy, the program pairs participants directly with analysts, portfolio managers, venture capital professionals, bankers, financial executives, and influential business leaders across industries.

What You'll Gain

• Personal relationships with 60+ executives who share their career insights and expertise
• Clarity on career pathways and stronger candidacy for competitive roles
• Exposure to how organizations approach budgeting, valuation, forecasting, and investment decisions
• Understanding of how Jewish ethical principles—honesty, stewardship, responsibility—guide financial leadership
• A capstone project where you independently expand and deepen your professional network, applying the relationship‑building skills developed throughout the program

Housing

Provided for out-of-state participants

Application Deadline

Rolling admissions; limited spots available.

Dates:

Summer Options:

June 26–July 12, or

July 31–August 15

Semester

Choose any 3 of the following weekends:

March 13–15,

March 20–22,

April 17–19,

April 24–25,

May 1–3