Noah Longo

Background

About Noah Longo

I’m drawn to the way finance shapes real decisions—how companies grow, how capital gets put to work, and how strategy unfolds over time. At Notre Dame, I’ve looked for opportunities that push me to think clearly and act with intention, from investment pitches to trading simulations and academic leadership. I study Economics and Political Science and am working toward a career in investment banking. Through the Investment Club’s analyst track, I was selected to pitch Abercrombie & Fitch ($ANF) and later helped develop a macro-based trading thesis using Bloomberg terminals, which I presented in front of BNP Paribas as part of a SIBC project. These projects helped me build a stronger sense of how to track market movements and form a clear investment thesis. On campus, I serve as Academic Commissioner for my residence hall. I mentor underclassmen during registration, organize events, and support a community that takes academics seriously. The role has taught me the value of consistency and the importance of being someone others can rely on. I’m drawn to investment banking because it challenges people to think carefully and take ownership of meaningful work. I’m currently looking for internship opportunities where I can support a team and learn from experienced professionals. If you're open to a conversation about your experience in finance, I’d enjoy connecting.