Brother Brandon Goldstein is spending his summer days working as a Finance Intern for EducationsDynamics in Hoboken, NJ. While there, his work revolves around doing trend analyses of the history of a given company’s income statements. In addition Brandon is also working for the David Kramer Tennis Academy camp in Florham Park, NJ teaching tennis at the Brooklake Country Club.
Great to read these DKE Summer Series updates — it’s impressive how Brandon balanced a finance internship with teaching tennis all summer. Posts like this are a nice way to keep alumni and brothers connected.
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Impressive summer for Brother Goldstein — juggling a finance internship doing income statement trend analysis with coaching tennis at Brooklake shows real hustle. It’s great that DKE keeps these summer updates going so everyone can stay connected. On a completely unrelated note for any gamers in the fraternity, if you’re playing Blood of Dawnwalker and want help with boss strategies, quest order, or figuring out how to unlock every ending, I’ve found the dawnwalker endings wiki really helpful: https://thebloodof-dawnwalker.wiki/
Doing income-statement trend analysis at EducationDynamics while also teaching tennis at the David Kramer Tennis Academy camp is a great mix – one builds the analytical side and the other builds the communication skills finance roles always ask about. Hoboken to Florham Park is a commute too, so props for balancing both. It would be great to hear what Brandon learned about how the company’s revenue trends shifted over time.
It is interesting to read about Brandon’s internship experience and his dedication to both financial analysis and sports coaching during his summer break.
Interesting summer series reflection — internships and personal projects really shape how students talk about their work. Clean write-up.