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    Scholars Day | November 16, 2024
    Keynote Speaker: Sugeeth Sathish

    Sugeeth is a senior at Stetson University majoring in Investment Finance, Economics, and Accounting. He is a recipient of the J. Ollie Edmunds Scholarship, a four-year full-ride merit scholarship. Sugeeth is passionate about the intersections of finance and sustainability and plans to pursue a career in renewable energy investment banking after he graduates.

    Sugeeth grew up in Madison, WI, where he attended Vel Phillips Memorial High School. Through his dual-enrollment courses in Economics and Finance at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Sugeeth began to explore his interests in finance. Additionally, he further explored his passion for sustainability and addressing climate change as an officer on Vel Phillip’s debate and extemporaneous speaking team.

    On campus, Sugeeth is the Chief Investment Officer for the Roland George Investment Program (RGIP). As a trustee on the Investment Committee, Sugeeth manages the program’s $6.5 million dollar fund by determining investment strategies, sector weightings, and stock holdings. He has taken part in multiple stock pitches, winning at the State and National level. Sugeeth is also an Environmental Fellow through which he works on the Revolving Green Fund (RGF), a source of capital to invest in long-term sustainability projects to generate cost savings. As an Environmental Fellow, he has contributed to projects including the expansion of Stetson’s chiller loop system.

    Outside of Stetson, Sugeeth has interned in Investment Banking, Private Equity, and Commercial Credit. Most notably, Sugeeth interned as an Investment Banking Analyst at Goldman Sachs, in the New York office. After graduation, Sugeeth will be joining Goldman Sachs full-time.

    Sugeeth looks forward to his remaining time at Stetson University and intends to continue to support his community by promoting financial literacy as well as supporting various sustainability initiatives.

    Sugeeth credits the University’s faculty, staff, and alumni for opening academic and professional doors that have allowed him to explore and develop his passions.