Internship positions are available year round, with the largest class during the summer. Our interns come from a variety of top global universities, and major in such diverse subjects as finance, law, biology, East Asian studies, chemistry and international relations. Some of our recent interns have included:

	Amy
	Amy, a Harvard University undergraduate studying economics, was significantly involved in a number of projects for some of our service industry clients, performing due diligence on investment opportunities and researching the global market landscape.

	Anthony
	Anthony, an Operations Research and Financial Engineering major at Princeton University, spent his summer with the firm analyzing and investigating the opportunities for investment being created in the Chinese textile manufacturing and fabrication industries.

	Anty
	Anty, working towards her undergraduate degree in law from The University of Hong Kong when she spent her summer with E. J. McKay, analyzed investment opportunities in the real estate space, including potential opportunities in real estate agent and real estate development ventures.

	Apple
	Apple was an undergraduate at Shanghai Jiaotong University studying for her Bachelor's in law when she interned at E. J. McKay. She focused on opportunities in the automotive space, specifically focusing on one of the largest used car dealerships firms in China, as well as preparing market research reports regarding online car dealership platforms.

	Calvin
	Calvin focused on the utilities and natural resource sectors during his internship with E. J. McKay. In particular, Calvin—who was studying law at Hong Kong University, and previously spent time with international law firm Herbert Smith—analyzed opportunities available in the water technology space.

	Chris
	Chris, a graduate of Cornell University studying towards his MBA/JD at The University of Chicago Law School and Booth School of Business who previously spent time at a major Wall Street law firm, assisted on finding foreign strategic investors for one of China's largest bus manufacturers, and helped structure Chinese investment in a Nordic start-up company.

	Getty
	Getty, who was studying Finance at Tsinghua University, vetted and prepared a list of viable investment acquisition targets for a client in the food services industry, including a research report on one of the largest food catering service firms in China.

	Isabelle
	Isabelle, a second-year MBA student at The University of Chicago Booth School of Business who previously received her Bachelors of Engineering Sciences from China Pharmaceutical University, supported our bankers on a fund formation engagement, helping to structure and close an investment fund with India-China investment mandates.

	Joyce
	Joyce, an undergraduate at Peking University majoring in Biology, focused on the protein foodstuffs and agriculture markets, preparing research reports for use in comparing potential acquisitions in the pork and beef foodstuffs industry.

	Neal
	Neal, who was pursuing a Masters in International Management at Fudan University during his stay with our firm, was engaged in transactions related to the mobile phone video games space, in particular looking at the next generation of mobile phone games for the 3G mobile platform.

	Todd
	Todd, who was studying engineering at Princeton University when he spent his summer here with E. J. McKay, researched various facets of potential investments in the renewable and solar energy sector in China, preparing analyses of his findings for inclusion in presentations to our energy clients.

	Wynn
	Wynn was a junior East Asian Studies major at Stanford University when she spent time with E. J. McKay. During her internship with us, she covered opportunities in the industrial design sector in China, and discussed her findings with a major German retailer.