<p>A very specified question, but which is more impressive to an investment bank. Would they rather I become CEO of the largest student run non profit organization in the world or an MD for a student bank that works with $17 million? I also plan on doing the GU Student Investment Fund, which works with investing the endowment. Let me know please and thanks!</p>
<p>What makes you so sure you can become the head?</p>
<p>Nothing, but it’s a fair question no?</p>
<p>Bump 10char</p>
<p>first off, you can’t become an MD of GUASFCU. Secondly, you should not be thinking of just becoming the CEO of these to impress banks. That’s not how it works. I am in two of the three listed, and I can tell you it’s not the people that aspire for leadership positions that get it, but rather kids who naturally are inclined to lead and feel passionate about what they do.</p>
<p>One thing to keep in mind, at least when I was at Georgetown, the Corp CEO had to stay their junior summer, which is when most people do their banking internships (which these days is almost always the way into the industry).</p>
<p>I have to say both the CEO of the credit union and corp are very impressive on the resume. But if you’re only goal is to land a banking gig, I would go with the credit union. And to an earlier poster’s point, incredibly hard to become the CEO of either organizations.</p>