The U.S. Fintech Symposium Student Volunteering Program

TreaSolution is seeking college students (either undergraduate or graduate) for our Student Volunteer Program for the upcoming the 2023 U.S. Fintech Symposium. 

Student Volunteers should be interested in learning more about the fintech industry, would like to network with fintech industry executives and are able to attend the in-person U.S. Fintech Symposium.

The Student Volunteer Program has a limited number of available spots. Therefore, if you are interested becoming a Student Volunteer, please complete the form below and let us know why you should be selected.  Thanks!

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Student Volunteering Details

Student Volunteer Details:

Student Volunteers will assist with various activities which may include the following activities:

• Act as educational session room moderators.
• Introduce conference speakers.
• Assist conference attendees with venue navigation.
• Facilitate photography and recording of educational sessions (camera equipment provided).
• Assist with event set-up and tear-down.
• Assist with attendee check-in.
• Other event activities as requested.
  
  

​The "U.S. Fintech Symposium was an amazing learning experience. I got to know a lot about industry trends and best practices by talking to leaders in Fintech and Financial Services"
​- Shreekant Agrawal (Past Student Volunteer)

All Student Volunteers Will Receive:

• Complementary registration to the 2022 U.S. Fintech Symposium.
• A verbal "Thank You" to all Student Volunteers during the U.S. Fintech Symposium.
• Student Volunteers can list their USFS Volunteer activity on their resume.
  
  

​Student Volunteer Requirements:

• Student Volunteers must be currently enrolled in a college / university located within the United States.
• Student Volunteers must be able to attend both days of the U.S. Fintech Symposium.
  
• Upon completion of the 2023 U.S. Fintech Symposium, all Student Volunteers must deliver a 1-page written summary about five new things they learned at the USFS.  (This will be shared via a USFS blog post).
  

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