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Hear what the mentors and sponsors of the last WIF event have to say about the Work in Fintech Summit. (Part 1). ft.@JineshVohra CEO of @SpriveApp .Nadia Edwards-Dashti CCO at @HarringtonStarr .Christina San PMO at @RimesTech .Chris McConville MD at Kepler Cheuvreux. At the

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10. Heqi Yu. While pursuing his master’s at @LBS, Heqi Yu attended the Work in Fintech Summit, won first prize in the hackathon with his team, gained experience at Rimes and @ipushpull, connected with top fintech leaders, taking his industry knowledge and career to the next

9. Ryan. Ryan attended the Work in Fintech Summit curious to learn and left with first prize, an internship at Rimes, mentoring from experts at SIX and @SteelEyeLtd . The summit gave him real-world experience, valuable connections, and a clear path forward.

8. Fasai. At the Work in Fintech Summit, Fasai Charoensudjai had the rare chance to speak directly with MDs, CTOs, developers, and product leads from companies like Parameta Solutions, Kepler and @payabl_eu . She left with insights, perspectives, and connections that most

7. Nafay Khan. Before attending the Work in Fintech Summit, Nafay only knew fintech as the intersection of finance and technology, without a clear picture of its career paths or real-world impact. At the summit, he gained a deeper understanding of the industry, its roles, and

6. Ella Peapell. At 15, Ella Peapell attended the Work in Fintech Summit with only a basic understanding of fintech. She left inspired by how real-time data powers faster decisions in finance, secured an internship at TP ICAP, gained experience at @ipushpull , . and built

5. Ruadh Healy. Ruadh Healy went from being a property economics student with no knowledge of fintech to winning first prize in a Hackathon at the Work in Fintech Summit. That experience led to work opportunities at companies like Rimes and iPushPull. He recalls that on his way

4. Aimah Laezoh. Aimah Laezoh went from having no knowledge of fintech to securing an internship at Rimes. With an economics degree, he had some exposure to finance but no clear idea of what a fintech career looked like, believing it was a field for computer scientists and

3. Jagraj Singh. Jagraj secured a Solution Engineering job at @ipushpull after attending the Work in Fintech Summit. He transitioned from being a physics student to starting his career as a Solution Engineer, proving how the summit can open doors to entirely new career paths.

2. Rodrigo Oliveira. Got a job from the WhatsApp WIF (Work in Fintech) chat with Ultumus.

1. Philmon Gidey. Philmon Gidey secured a Finance Assistant role at @SteelEyeLtd after attending the Work in Fintech Summit. He met CEO Matt Smith at the event, got introduced to the team through Matthew Cheung, received guidance and warm connections, and turned that opportunity

How Work in Fintech Changed Students’ Career Trajectories. Every year, we host the Work in Fintech Summit. Our vision is clear, to help students and professionals bridge the gap between education and the fintech industry. At these events, we bring founders, CEOs, and executives.

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Meet Aimah Laezoh who went from knowing nothing about fintech to getting internship at Rimes. With an economics degree, . Aimah had some exposure to finance but no idea what a career in fintech looked like. He used to think fintech was best left to computer scientists and

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Words of Wisdom for Young People from @public Co-CEO @leifthunder . Tune in to the full episode for more. Link below👇

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Nearly 50% of UK graduates in 2024 ended up in non-graduate jobs. According to The Guardian, many took roles in hospitality, retail, or admin, just to stay afloat. Why? . Because our education system hasn’t evolved. Universities are still teaching a Victorian era syllabus in a