Investing in the Future
Investing in the Future
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Fenimore associates participated in several different career and investment education events for students recently as part of our ongoing commitment to investing in future generations. Highlights include:
Middleburgh Central School District Career Day
Fenimore was proud to be among the 40+ businesses and organizations participating in Middleburgh Central School District Career Day.
Students in grades 7th through 12th had the opportunity to select areas of interest from different career groupings. Within each group, presenters spent time with the students discussing their organization, role within the organization, career background and required skills. During each of these sessions, Joe LeRoy, an Investor Relations professional at Fenimore, spoke to students about the tradeoffs between spending, borrowing, and investing, the importance of time in the market and the critical skills and background required to serve investors.
Liberty Partnerships Program Career Fair at SUNY Cobleskill
Liza Baran, Director of Shareholder Services & Operations, welcomed the opportunity to attend the Liberty Partnerships Program Career Fair at SUNY Cobleskill. The fair provided an opportunity for SUNY Cobleskill students to explore a wide variety of careers. Liza was able to meet with students as they stopped by the Fenimore table to ask questions and learn about the types of careers at Fenimore, educational requirements, and daily business activities.
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Junior Achievement Titan CEO Challenge
Junior Achievement (JA) brings business leadership skills and inspiration to nearly 150 Capital Region high schools. During the recent JA Titan CEO Challenge, Christian Snyder, J.D., CFA®, President of Fenimore, was pleased to be among the local CEO/President mentors.
The goal of the JA Titan CEO Challenge is “…a focus on financial analysis and insights into the workforce, JA Titan brings business economics to life with decision-making across all functions of the students’ simulated companies.” Each class was paired with a mentor that shared their personal experiences related to business management, tying together first-hand knowledge and the popular simulation challenge in which students compete as business CEOs.