Faculty and student leadership have been important to our success as an organization and long term growth.


fall 2023 Executive board

 

KAMeron LITTLE - President

Kameron Little is a junior from Greenville, SC majoring in Finance and Risk Management with a minor in Computer Science. At Darla Moore, he is also involved in Finance Scholars and Carolina Fund. During his free time, Kam enjoys playing basketball, fitness, and watching movies.

 
 

Chelsea Conte - VICE president

Chelsea Conte is a junior from Nashville, TN double majoring in Finance and International Business with a minor in German. She serves as the Finance Director of the Blossom Magazine, and is part of the Honors College and Carolina Finance Scholars Program. Outside of the academic world, Chelsea enjoys traveling, skiing, and painting.

samantha aronoff - Director of operations

Samantha Aronoff is a junior from Cincinnati, OH double majoring in Finance and Accounting. Within the business school, she is involved in the Finance Scholars program, head of Tech in the Carolina Fund, and various other campus organizations. This fall, she will serve as a financial modeling trainer. Samantha enjoys skiing and watching the Bengals in her free time.

Trace forest - Director of recruitment

Trace Forest is a junior from Mooresville, NC double majoring in Finance and Entrepreneurship with a concentration in Data Analytics. He serves as a head of the Consumer & Retail Group for the Carolina Fund and is a Carolina Finance Scholar. In his spare time, Trace enjoys intramural basketball, golf, and traveling.

Cam Roberts - Director of education

Cam Roberts is junior from Bedforf, NH. He is double majoring in Finance and Real Estate with a concentration in Data Analytics. Currently, he is a an alternative investments intern at Fidelity and is a head of the Real Estate group in the Carolina Fund. In his free time, Cam enjoys playing basketball and cooking.


Faculty Advisor

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Brooke Stanley, Phd.

Brooke Stanley holds a Ph.D. in finance from Texas A&M University, an MBA in finance from the University of Cincinnati, and a B.A. in drama from Kenyon College. Her professional experience includes working for several large corporations such as the Limited, Inc. and Mercantile Stores Co., and as a financial analyst for a privately held publishing company. Stanley’s research interests include corporate governance, managerial compensation, agency problems and financial institutions. Her research has been presented at the FDIC as well as meetings of the Financial Management Association and the Western Finance Association, and has been published in the Journal of Accounting, Auditing & Finance and the Journal of Financial Economics.  She was most recently an Associate Professor at Winthrop University.