Favorite Parts of Being an Investor Relations at Right Side Capital Management
Sabrina, in Investor Relations at Right Side Capital Management, most enjoys "investor communication" and the personal connections this client-facing role provides, a stark contrast to more behind-the-scenes finance roles. The personal touch points, from clients sharing "their new real estate" to children chiming in on calls, add a social aspect Sabrina finds rewarding.
Communication, Client Interaction, Investor Relations, Finance, Social Interaction
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Sabrina Waite
Investor Relations
Right Side Capital Management
Cal Lutheran University
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Business & Related, Finance
Finance (Banking, Fintech, Investing)
Operations and Project Management
Scholarship Recipient, Took Out Loans, Worked 20+ Hours in School, Greek Life Member, Transfer Student
Video Highlights
1. Sabrina enjoys the daily client interaction and communication aspects of her role as Investor Relations at Right Side Capital Management.
2. She values the personal connection she builds with clients, sharing in their life updates beyond just business.
3. Sabrina highlights the social aspect of her job, contrasting it with roles that are more behind-the-scenes and less client-facing.
Transcript
What do you enjoy most about being in your current role?
I really like investor communication. I love talking to my colleagues too, but being able to talk to clients throughout the day and week brings more exciting parts to my role.
As someone who could be an analyst or more behind the scenes in finance, you're not necessarily talking to clients as much. Maybe you're talking to more internal colleagues or employees.
So I really enjoy that personal touchpoint that I get to have. Clients will share their new real estate investments or tell me about their new dog. They're always in the car with their kids, and then their kids start to recognize when we have our meetings. They're always chiming in.
It's kind of fun to have that personal touchpoint. I feel like I'm a pretty social person, so while I work at a desk every day behind my computer, I also get to have a social aspect to my job. I really enjoy that.