Put Students on the Path to Career Success with TMA’s FREE Full-Time Student Membership
Turnaround Management Association (TMA) is the only international organization that allows you to build your personal brand and develop your professional network in a resource-rich organization that boasts the most diverse group of professionals in the turnaround, restructuring, and corporate health space.
Professional connections are everything in business, and TMA members are ready and willing to mentor the next generation of turnaround practitioners. For a limited time, TMA is offering a FREE Full-Time Student membership.
See what J.D. candidate Stewart Subjinski has to say about TMA
"The TMA Student Membership has provided me with a starting point to build a career servicing the corporate bankruptcy and turnaround industry. Just by attending the IMPACT 2020 conference, I've already begun to learn how lawyers participate in these types of transactions and what skills are necessary to be effective. With this preliminary knowledge, I've been able to perform better in my law school classes, pick classes that prepare me for a job in this industry, and connect with other lawyers that already practice in this field. The Student Membership has helped me to get my foot in the door and demonstrate to the partners at my future firm that I know how to take the initiative." Stewart Subjinski, Washington University School of Law
"The TMA Student Membership has provided me with a starting point to build a career servicing the corporate bankruptcy and turnaround industry. Just by attending the IMPACT 2020 conference, I've already begun to learn how lawyers participate in these types of transactions and what skills are necessary to be effective. With this preliminary knowledge, I've been able to perform better in my law school classes, pick classes that prepare me for a job in this industry, and connect with other lawyers that already practice in this field. The Student Membership has helped me to get my foot in the door and demonstrate to the partners at my future firm that I know how to take the initiative." Stewart Subjinski, Washington University School of Law
