Austin Schofield Email & Phone Number

Massachusetts, United States

The Wanderlust Group is the team behind Dockwa, Marinas.com and Campouts (forthcoming). We build marketplaces and technology platforms that connect adventurers to destinations and help those destinations grow. You’ll find our apps and software used by more than 250,000 people, across 15,000 destinations in more than 30 countries. The Wanderlust Group is a.

• Key Responsibilities:
• Analyze the company’s capital structure and assist with corporate financing recommendations relative to alternative funding strategies
• Manage the company’s financing portfolio including $5B of public bonds, $2B of revolving credit facilities, $1.2B bank term loans and $600M of global receivables financing facilities
• Forecast and report on interest expense, covenant compliance and capital structure metrics
• Manage financial risks including analyzing exposures to interest rate, commodity and equity market risks
• Assist in preparing update presentations for capital markets areas

Greater New York City Area

• Report directly to head trader while observing equity and option trade execution
• Assisted in the development and testing of quantitative strategy models
• Identified correlations between commodities, rates, currencies to equities for use in quantitative strategies
• Analyzed high net worth portfolios and assisted in portfolio construction and proposals
• Evaluation of ETF, Mutual Fund, and REIT investment opportunities for risk manager

Roger Williams University

• Actively managed over $230,000 spread across a value and growth portfolio in a high stress, industry similar environment
• Forecasted market movements in 4 daily analytical reports
• Conducted 80% of all the fund’s trading and technical analytics
• Developed trading strategies, momentum plays, and earnings plays with full risk break down
• Generated a holding period alpha of 3.93% vs. S&P 500 over just 3 months of management.
• The fund earned 2st place at Engage international investment education symposium, competed with 150 other funds.

• Negotiation with National Public Radio, on a joint broadcasting agreement
• Manage $48,000 budget, paying fees for licensing agreements
• Ensure station remain compliant with FCC regulation and maintain license
• Manage all internal affairs at student-run college radio station
• Organize fall and spring concert attracting up to 750 students

Bachelor’S Degree, Finance, General; Honors

Activities and Societies: Center for Advanced Financial Education, Honors Student, Program Director of Radio Station, Technical.

Education record