Insider Stock & Compensation Volunteers

by Jennifer Filla | Jul 2, 2014 | News

Jennifer Filla

We Need Content Review Panelists!

Do you have experience in researching public company insiders? We need your help!

The Institute is seeking 3 to 5 volunteers willing to serve on a content review panel. The course under development is Prospect Research Takes Wall Street: Insider Stock and Compensation.

If you are interested and want to learn more about what being a review panelist entails, please email Jen Filla at jen at prospectresearchinstitute.org for details.

The time period for various tasks is July through September. The course will run in October.
Tasks include things like reviewing content outlines, video scripts, and finished products such as videos and workbooks. We also need people to do simple things like test out the test and quizzes.
Jen is also interested in interviewing someone who does a lot of in-depth insider stock and compensation research to learn more about subscriptions you use or recommend.

Please forward to anyone you think might be interested and thank you for considering!

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I love your Master Class format – small group, clearly defined curriculum, solid professional information and resources and focus on discussion. But most importantly I was impressed and delighted to see that you incorporated an additional and extremely practical layer of knowledge, through hands on experience with tools (pivot tables) or resources (Candid). This adds real value to the educational experience you offer.

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Jen’s course on insider stock and compensation was informative, interesting, and well-thought out. Jen broke down the complicated material into digestible pieces. She showed us resources that I use in my day-to-day research that I wouldn’t have otherwise known about. Jen is always quick to respond and has been helpful even after the class has ended. She answers questions thoroughly and is always pleasant.

I was able to take what I learned from the course and present the material to our front-line fundraisers. One fundraiser told me after my presentation that she discovered one of her donor’s compensation was much higher than she thought. So, already, this information has come in handy! Thanks again Jen!

Kim Anthony, San Francisco CA

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