ATTENTION ACCOUNTING/FINANCE MAJORS!!! Become a Mentee! Would you like to spend some time this semester being mentored by a CFO, VP of finance, controller, or other accounting leader? Would you like to hear tips from certified accountants on strengthening your resume, interview tips, and building your network? How about seeing first-hand accounting processes and procedures take place in various industries including manufacturing, healthcare, financial services, public accounting, and more?
We want you in the IMA Student-Mentor Program!
The Louisville Chapter of the Institute of Management Accountants (IMA) has an opportunity for you with its student-mentor program. The IMA awards the prestigious Certified Management Accountant (CMA) certification, the global benchmark for management accountants and finance professionals. The studentmentor program gives students a chance to meet and learn from accounting leaders in the Kentuckiana area a few times a month during the semester.
Who can be a mentee?
The program is open to university students in junior standing or higher, must be an accounting or finance major, and also have a minimum GPA of 3.0.
How do I apply?
To learn more about the program and the IMA please contact Ted Bordador at (502)715-4802 Accounting leaders (Controllers, Accounting Managers, CFO’s, etc.) interested in volunteering as mentors can also contact Ted at (502)715-4802 for details.
Sign up to be considered for the IMA student-mentor program today! The Louisville Chapter student-mentor program was highlighted in a feature article in August 2017 issue of Strategic Finance Magazine. “A great opportunity to network with successful business professionals, develop [your] personal brand, and learn more about the realities of working in the accounting industry.” – IU Southeast graduate, former Mentee “One of my biggest takeaways from this program was having the ability to meet new people. As they say, networking is key in today’s society, and this program has allowed me to connect with many individuals. I think it will be beneficial to me once I start looking for internships.” - former Mentee