A Massachusetts college has proved a fertile hunting ground when it comes to Seabury Capital's recruiting.
Last month Seabury welcomed the men's lacrosse team from the College of the Holy Cross to its New York office for a careers day.
They may have met some familiar faces, as two recent graduates of the college are employees of Seabury, and chairman and CEO John Luth graduated from the institution in 1974.
The team participated in presentations and discussions with members of the Seabury Capital team as part of a career mentorship program that brings together Holy Cross lacrosse players and alumni across different career fields.
Patrick Henry Dowling, Seabury Capital’s senior managing director and global head of investment banking and merchant banking, said: “We were delighted to introduce Holy Cross lacrosse players to our New York team and share our insights on how they can best leverage their sports experiences to successfully move into the workforce and build their professional careers.”
Luth added: “Our New York team and I were very pleased to welcome Holy Cross’ men lacrosse team and share our guidance and support as they prepare to enter the business community.”
