Featured Employers
Thrasio
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
Thrasio is one of the fastest-growing acquirers of Amazon third-party FBA brands. We are becoming one of the largest and most profitable consumer product companies in the Amazon ecosystem while building an amazing place to work, full of people who love to come in every day. We are backed by investor groups representing private equity firms.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
We are an extremely innovative business that is a thought leader within the Amazon Seller community.
How does your organization support diversity and inclusion?
Diversity & Inclusion is a huge priority for all of Thrasio’s teams especially when it comes to Recruiting diverse talent for our organization. Furthermore, we want to ensure that not only do our teams represent a diversity in all ways but that each person feels a sense of belonging and inclusion as well. While we have held a number of discussions and speaker led sessions our Diversity and Inclusion board is another area where Thrasher’s can voice their opinions and concerns on policies and proposing actions and resources. While DEI will always be a continuous goal for our teams we are making strides each day to create a work equitable workplace for all!
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
Thrasio is looking for interns who are passionate, creative, and hungry to learn. Our goal is to find talented young minds who will bring a new fresh perspective to our teams. Number one piece of advice is, don’t be afraid to reach out on LinkedIn and network with professionals who are in careers you think you might enjoy!
Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick LTD is a dynamic, team-oriented, Public Interest law firm, focused on protecting the rights and advancing the interests of our clients. Our team members take on a collaborative and passionate approach to finding the best solutions for our clients, for our veteran clients, in particular, it is a privilege and an honor to serve for those who served us.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
CCK offers quickly emerging opportunities for advancement in a team environment. CCK also provides entry level opportunities, initial and ongoing training, competitive health and welfare benefits, a smart casual dress code, ergonomic workstations, wellness rooms, and generous paid time off, to name a few!
How does your organization support diversity and inclusion?
CCK has a Diversity Committee, led by one of the firm’s partners and is in partnership with an outside consulting firm which is well known for their contributions in promoting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion initiatives. Our leadership team, as well as the HR team, work hard to maintain a professional, welcoming, and fair environment for all employees. We work every day to foster an environment in which people of all backgrounds, experiences, and identities can grow, contribute, and succeed.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
Students looking to apply to CCK should be able to work in both independent and collaborative work settings, have excellent time management and customer service skills, and be confident delivering accurate information in a timely manner. Showcase your customer service skills to us and reflect to see if the core values of CCK align with yours!
LendSure
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
LendSure Mortgage Corp. is a fast-growing Wholesale Lender offering Non-QM loan solutions. LendSure helps mortgage originators grow their business by offering loan solutions to borrowers who do not fall into conforming guidelines. At LendSure Mortgage Corp., we have created an environment where high-energy professionals can learn, excel, grow, and feel great about their contributions to our success. LendSure is committed to attracting and retaining top talent throughout the United States and offers a competitive salary, benefits, and opportunities to grow within the company. LendSure Mortgage Corp is looking for a Sales Management Trainee to work out of one of our 3 Office Locations; San Diego CA, Kennesaw GA, or Warwick, RI.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
While in the Management Trainee Program with us you can learn all about the Mortgage/Banking Industry from all aspects within our organization! While learning about the loan process, credit, different types of loans, underwriting, closing, compliance, capital markets, operations, management, and sales you are able to decide where you see yourself after month 6 in the program. You will get 1:1 with Executive level management and the ability to work on special projects throughout this time as well.
How does your organization support diversity and inclusion?
Having a diverse organization means having representation across a wide range of traits, backgrounds, and experiences. When connecting with and engaging with coworkers with different perspectives than our own, we bring diverse perspectives to the table, and you get more ideas. Teamwork and inclusion are at the heart of valuing diversity. We work hard to make sure all voices are heard.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
Don’t be afraid to ask questions, try to stand out, if you are interested in LendSure do some research into who we are. Tell us about you and why you are a fit within our organization!
CVS Health
Hires Liberal Arts Students and Offers Diversity Programs
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
At CVS Health, we are joined in a common purpose: helping people on their path to better health. Together, we are committed to a workplace that supports diversity, inclusion and belonging.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
We are a Fortune 5 Company whose top values are caring, innovation, integrity, accountability and collaboration. We are working to transform health care through innovations that make quality care more accessible, easier to use, less expensive and patient-focused. Working together and organizing around the individual, we are pioneering a new approach to total health that puts people at the heart.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
If you have a passion for helping others and would like to enhance your leadership and communication skills, CVS Health Retail Management opportunities are the best place to start!
FactSet
Hires Liberal Arts Students and Offers Diversity Programs
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
FactSet helps the world’s best investment professionals stay ahead of global market trends, access extensive company and industry intelligence, and monitor performance with our leading desktop analytics, mobile applications, and comprehensive data feeds.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
FactSet’s Client Solutions team offers many opportunities that have long-term career potential at a growing company with a unique corporate culture. We are an inclusive community unified by the FactSet spirit of going above and beyond. Our best ideas can come from anyone, anywhere, at any time.
How does your organization support diversity & inclusion initiatives?
We look to foster a globally inclusive culture, enabling our people to be themselves at work and to join in, be heard, contribute, and grow. We continually seek to expand our workforce with diverse perspectives, backgrounds, and experiences. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion begins with our CEO, Phil Snow, and the entire FactSet leadership team. Our leaders serve as sponsors for our Business Resource Groups. While each BRG focuses on a specific dimension of diversity, they are all guided by our core value of inclusion and open to all employees, regardless of their cultural backgrounds, sexual orientation, or origin.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
If you enjoy solving problems or finding faster and better ways to answer questions and you want to work with financial data and new technology, you’ll fit right in with our Client Solutions Team. We consider candidates from all majors and especially encourage those students with a strong interest in Finance and FinTech to apply. I recommend attending our group session at the Spring Career Expo to learn more!
Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources (OER)
Hires Liberal Arts Students and is First-Year Friendly
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
The Rhode Island Office of Energy Resources develops policies and programs that respond to the state’s evolving energy needs, while advancing environmental sustainability, energy security, and a vibrant clean energy economy. OER works closely with private and public stakeholders to increase the reliability and security of our energy supply, reduce energy costs and mitigate price volatility, and improve environmental quality.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
Rhode Island’s clean energy industry has seen significant employment growth with an impressive 74% increase since 2014. The RI Clean Energy Internship Program is designed to help provide internship opportunities in these green energy careers. Students will be able to professionally develop under the mentorship of an industry partner to combat real world problems in energy and the environment. The internship will enable students to gain significant career opportunities in a challenging, economic environment.
How does your organization support diversity & inclusion initiatives?
OER has developed specific policy and equity-based actions in order to support achieving one of our 100% renewable electricity by 2030 electricity goal. We aim to partner with community organizations and improve outcomes and prioritized by communities through policy and rate design. This internship provides an opportunity across a broad spectrum of student backgrounds, while supporting the need for greater diversity in our clean energy workforce.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
Make sure to highlight your field interests, background, career goals, etc. in the one-page cover letter. Anything that would make you stand out from other candidates should be included in this cover letter along with an updated resume, since these materials will be sent to eligible clean energy companies for the internship. Prepare and research the company that your application will be sent to, in order to ensure you are prepared for a phone or virtual interview.
Deloitte
Offer Diversity Programs and is First-Year Friendly
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
Deloitte provides industry-leading audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services to many of the world’s most admired brands, including 80 percent of the Fortune 500. Our people work across more than 20 industry sectors to deliver measurable and lasting results that help reinforce public trust in our capital markets, inspire clients to make their most challenging business decisions with confidence, and help lead the way toward a stronger economy and a healthy society.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
In addition to challenging and meaningful work, you’ll have the chance to give back to your community, make a positive impact on the environment, participate in a range of diversity and inclusion initiatives, and find the support, coaching, and training it takes to advance your career.
How does your organization support diversity & inclusion initiatives?
At Deloitte, we want everyone to feel they can be themselves and thrive at work – in every country, in everything we do, every day. We are focused on providing a culture characterized by inclusive everyday behaviors built on a foundation of respect and appreciation for diversity in all its forms. We have a responsibility—as a purpose-driven enterprise focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion—to take a stand and make a difference on important societal issues.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
Be yourself and ask questions! The application and interview stages are designed, so you can get to know us, as much as we’re getting to know you.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Rhode Island
Offer Diversity Programs and is First-Year Friendly
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
Founded: 1939 Size: 760 employees Headquarters: Providence RI Type: Nonprofit organization Industry: Health Insurance Mission: Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island’s mission is to improve members’ health and peace of mind by facilitating their access to affordable, high-quality healthcare. We are guided by a vision to passionately lead a state of health and well-being across Rhode Island.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
At Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island, you’ll make a difference in the lives of others and in your own. Our business is healthcare. But our focus is on improving lives. The work we do affects everyone—our customers, our community, and most importantly, you. Here, you’ll work in a dynamic field where each day brings new and exciting opportunities. You’ll gain knowledge through unique experiences. And you’ll have a chance to be creative and work outside the status quo. You’ll be part of a team that’s large enough to make a meaningful difference but small enough to do innovative things. You’ll help shape new ideas that can benefit people across Rhode Island with the power of a national brand behind you. Current Job openings can be found on: www.joinbcbsri.com. We also have a great internship program! Interns at BCBSRI dive right into the real work of the company, whether in finance, actuarial, marketing, care integration, or human resources. As a result of the valuable practical experience they gain during their internships, we have a track record of hiring our interns into full-time positions.
How does your organization support diversity & inclusion initiatives?
The definition of diversity goes far beyond the traditional categories of race, gender, and ethnicity. It extends to personal qualities that can’t always be measured. Diversity is part of who we are, and our organization is formally committed to embracing diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in order to best serve the needs of our members, customers, and associates across Rhode Island. DEI does not stand alone – it is baked into our culture, a natural extension of our values and values in action.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
• Students conduct research about the organization (BCBSRI) and industry (health care) and/or career/internship opportunities.
• Students should review their education and professional experience to understand how he/she may be a fit for the organization.
• Prepare questions for scheduled info sessions and/or interviews to learn more about the organization and/or role/internship of interest.
IGT
Offer Diversity Programs and Hires Liberal Art Students
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
IGT is the global leader in gaming. It is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the trading symbol “IGT,” and its holding company headquarters are in the United Kingdom, with operating headquarters in Rome, Italy; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Providence, Rhode Island. The Company attracts the industry’s top talent, with more than 12,000 employees across the globe.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
IGT is located right in downtown Providence and we not only offer the opportunity for you to apply your studies to a career, but we also allow the opportunity for you to explore and get involved with different sides of IGT from our diversity and inclusion initiatives to understanding our products!
How does your organization support diversity & inclusion initiatives?
IGT has a full Diversity and Inclusion department that organizes and manages our Diversity and Inclusion groups (DIGs). These DIGs include ACE @ IGT, WIN with IGT, Military veterans @ IGT, and Pride @ IGT. They act as resource groups where you can network, educate, and gather (virtually) with fellow employees all over the world!
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
Keep an open mind and know that you are applying to the company and not necessarily to a specific role. At IGTwe encourage internal movement, so once you are hired with us, you have the possibility to move anywhere from engineering to marketing to HR!
Amica Mutual Insurance
Hires Liberal Art Students
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
For over a century, we’ve defined success by the satisfaction of our customers, the well-being of our employees and the support of our communities. Those efforts have been recognized by a wide range of associations, media and influencers, who acknowledge our unique culture of mutual respect.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
We’re committed to recognizing our employees’ efforts. Your life at Amica will be enhanced by: A competitive compensation philosophy, designed to motivate, retain and reward our employees; Benefits that meet the financial and health needs of you and your family; Wellness programs that empower you to reach your potential, in and out of the office; Paid vacation, holiday and sick time to help support your work-life balance.
How does your organization support diversity & inclusion initiatives?
Amica has incorporated diversity and inclusion, not only as a program, but as a part of our culture. We acknowledge that diversity and inclusion is a wide and varied subject that goes beyond race and gender. It covers the many aspects of ourselves and the different diversities that each of us brings to work every day. Diversity and inclusion can enhance how we interact with our co-workers and our customers. It shows that all individuals are valued for who they are.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
Prepare for tomorrow. Since insurance products, markets and technologies are continually evolving, you’ll be able to shape your career to follow your passions – while working on exciting new initiatives. At Amica, job placement is personal. Our goal is to ensure that you’re in the right position for you – at the right time in your career.
Explore and grow. At Amica, we focus on career development with training and education at all levels — giving you opportunities to broaden your experience and deepen your expertise.
Alliance for Catholic Education
First-Year Friendly and Hires Liberal Art Students
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
Notre Dame’s ACE Teaching Fellows Program forms passionate college graduates to serve as full-time teachers in underserved Catholic elementary, middle, and high school classrooms across the country. Over the course of two summers and two academic years, our teaching fellows earn a cost-free Master of Education degree from the University of Notre Dame, professional training and experience in the field, as well as, state licensure. Our teachers live in intentional communities of 4-8 members and have ample opportunities for spiritual development, coaching, and mentorship outside of the classroom.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
If you’re drawn to teaching, service, mentorship, or community life, ACE is the program for you. It offers an incredible opportunity to support an underserved Catholic school community and build relationships with students and families. Additionally, you will be able to continue in your own education through our fully-funded Master of Education degree.
How does your organization support diversity & inclusion initiatives?
ACE exists to serve the mission of Catholic schools to provide an excellent education for ALL children. We are committed to growing as a community that welcomes and celebrates diversity in every sense of the term. We seek to partner with schools and recruit & form teachers that represent the full diversity of the Church in celebration of individual, communal, and cultural similarities and differences. Following Christ’s model, we work to balance an experience of universality with a reverence to personality.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
I recommend reading our ACE Blog to hear stories from current and former teachers. It’s a great way to learn more about ACE and our mission. Additionally, I encourage you to join our virtual program series, called Where ACE Takes You. Each week, we feature a panel of graduates in different fields. They share their experiences to and beyond ACE and answer live questions.
Gallagher
Offers Diversity Programs and Hires Liberal Art Students
Please tell us briefly about your organization:
Gallagher is an international sales and marketing company that plans and administers cost-effective, differentiated property/casualty and human resource risk management programs as brokers, consultants, and third-party administrators.
Why would a student want to work at your organization?
The Gallagher Internship Program has been in existence for 53 years and continues to thrive. For nine weeks, interns will learn alongside experienced sales producers and consultants. They will give presentations, shadow client meetings, participate in sales challenges and prepare mock proposals. By introducing interns to the day-to-day lives of insurance professionals, they will learn that insurance is the undercurrent of everything that goes on in the business world. As Pat Gallagher always says, “Insurance is the oxygen of commerce. We put people’s lives back together.” A career in insurance gives you an opportunity to combine all of the best aspects of business, ranging from sales and marketing to finance and accounting, in to one career while working in a fast-paced environment where no two days are the same. Gallagher is also known for its unique culture and without it, we are just another company. The key tenants of this culture were captured in a one-page document, The Gallagher Way, written in 1984 by our former Chairman and CEO, Robert E. Gallagher. Shared values at Gallagher form the foundation of the company and our culture. As a multi-national, multi-billion dollar insurance brokerage and risk management services firm, our employees are fueled by teamwork, creativity, responsiveness and doing the right thing simply because it’s the right thing. In addition, Gallagher was the only insurance brokerage company recognized as one of 2020’s World’s Most Ethical companies by Ethisphere which is the ninth consecutive year we have been honored to receive this distinction. We were also recently named one of America’s Best Employers for Women 2020 by Forbes.
How does your organization support diversity & inclusion initiatives?
Gallagher is committed to driving an inclusive workplace for the benefit of our clients, employees and the communities in which we live and work. The Company’s Celebrate Inclusion Campaign aligns global employees around inclusion celebrations and dates of importance. Together, employees around the world celebrate diversity and work together to build an inclusive workplace. In addition, Gallagher Connect Partners is an inclusive network of minority-owned, woman-owned, veteran-owned, and other diverse, certified insurance firms that were strategically selected based on their unique specializations, shared values and proven ability to best serve our clients’ risk management, insurance and supplier diversity needs. As a team, we support the growth of Minority/Women-owned Business Enterprises (MWBEs) in insurance and help attract more diverse talent to the industry.
What piece of advice do you have for students who want to apply to your organization?
Gallagher has developed a unique method of introducing young people to the insurance industry. Instead of focusing on a major, we focus on whether you have the right personality, skills and drive to be successful in the industry. It’s about personality and whether we think you would enjoy the industry. As insurance is a relationship business, we encourage you to reach out to PC alumni currently working at Gallagher to learn more about the business and their experiences. In addition, when preparing to submit your resume, think about the story it tells ranging from academics and work experience to extracurricular involvement and interests. Be prepared to connect the dots for the interviewers.
PwC
PwC is first-year friendly and offers diversity programs.
Please tell us about your organization. With offices in 157 countries and more than 276,000 people, we are among the leading professional services networks in the world. We help organizations and individuals create the value they are looking for, by delivering quality in Assurance, Tax and Advisory services.
Why would a student want to work for your organization? How Can PwC Benefit You? As a member of the PwC team, you will have access to a wide range of benefits that will allow you to make the choices that best fit your personal circumstances and lifestyle.
How does your organization support Diversity & Inclusion? Creating an inclusive environment PwC stands against racism in the workplace, in our communities and in our country and we are taking six actions to combat racial justice. We bring together people from diverse cultures and backgrounds and foster an environment of inclusion and belonging by acknowledging the unique experiences and perspectives each individual brings to the table. Learn more.
What advice do you have for students who want to apply to PwC? We look for more than GPA. The ideal PwC candidate is well rounded and brings more to the table than just a strong GPA. We look for leadership experience, extra curricular involvement and soft skills that would make for an easy transition into PwC!
TTI
TTI hires Liberal Art Students.
Please tell us about your organization. TTI is a $7.7B organization that has grown over $5B in just the last 10 years alone. We hire recent college grads as Event Marketing Specialists, which is a part of our Leadership Development Program. We are looking for self-motivated, driven individuals looking to build their career.
Why would a student want to work for your organization? Our culture is similar to the Friar Family – our team is made up of driven, hard working, and supportive individuals. By hiring nearly 1,000 people every year, the promotional and leadership opportunities with TTI are endless.
How does your organization support Diversity & Inclusion? We prioritize inclusion through regular training seminars, panels, sponsored speakers, etc. TTI is committed to supporting their employees in all aspects.
What advice do you have for students who want to apply to TTI? Find creative ways to take on leadership roles during your time at PC! You don’t have to be the president of a club or the captain of a sports team; you can find ways to stand out as a leader in any regard!
Teach for America
Teach for America Offers Diversity Programs and Hires Liberal Art Students
Learn more about TFA from Andrea Beltran Vega, Recruitment Manager, Teach for America:
Please tell us about your organization. We find, develop, and support promising and diverse recent college grads and professionals to teach in high-need communities and bolster the national effort for educational equity. TFA corps members and alumni join a network of more than 50,000 leaders nationwide shaping the political, economic, and social future of our country across career sectors, united in their pursuit of expanded opportunity for all.
Why would a student want to work for your organization? Throughout your two years in the corps, you will have access to an unparalleled resource and support network, including ongoing training and development. After your initial summer training, you’ll be hired by a school district in your placement region and receive the same salary and benefits as other beginning teachers. As a TFA alum, you will have a diverse network of colleagues ready to support and lead alongside you. You’ll also gain access to numerous graduate school and employer partnerships who value the leadership and experience gained during the corps, and will position you to continue your impact and accelerate your leadership trajectory.
How does your organization support Diversity & Inclusion? D&I work is at the core of what Teach For America does. We actively work to bring in a diverse coalition of leaders into our classrooms and spaces. Over 50% of our corps members identify as BIPOC, and these numbers are also reflected within our staff. Additionally, all leadership and teaching training is given through a DEI lens that does not stop at summer training, but that is ongoing through your two year experience.
What advice do you have for students who want to apply to TFA? There a two things that we value greatly at Teach For America: your leadership and your life experience. What makes you passionate about educational inequity? Thinking of the issue broadly and of it as systemic is key in understanding that ending educational inequity is one of the biggest issues that affect our communities. Additionally, it is important to understand that leadership looks different for every individual and how that particular aspect of your life experience could best position you to be a great leader both inside and outside the classroom.
