Cultivating Tomorrow’s Professional Leaders
TAMID Group is where career-minded students become
the next generation of Israel-engaged leaders.
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For students looking to get involved – learn if your school already has a chapter or start one yourself.
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For Israeli companies– students from the United States and around the world can provide a unique perspective for your business.
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Members participate in an interactive educational program that integrates business leadership principles with Israel’s economic landscape.
Members may choose to join student consulting teams, advising Israeli companies on the solutions to important business problems.
Members can also choose to join the Investment Fund program, in which teams conduct equity research and manage a stock portfolio.
Each summer, members have the opportunity
to spend eight weeks in Israel on
our capstone internship experience.
TAMID members continue to engage after graduation
through mentorship programs, networking,
social events, conferences and involvement with chapters.
"There’s exciting stuff going on in the U.S. There’s exciting stuff going on Israel ... So we have to combine our strengths, and this is particularly important on college campuses ... I’m extremely supportive of TAMID."
Saul Singer,"TAMID does an incredible job of providing our students with opportunities to learn and apply their knowledge."
Steve Malter,"TAMID is like the ivy league of internship program in Israel."
Merav Rotem-Naaman,"It is hard to overstate how lucky we were to have TAMID interns as part of our efforts to build MobileODT... TAMID’s interns are the best and brightest."
Ariel Beery,"TAMID Group at Boston University has provided me with a world-class education and experiences that transcend the classroom, which will be useful for not only my time as a student, but the rest of my life."
Tami Rosemblat,