Diamond Hill interns enjoy hands-on experience in several areas of our business while networking and building relationships with colleagues across the organization. Our internship program provides an in-depth look at our company and unique aspects of the investment management industry.
A 10–12 week intern program that will give students exposure to equity research. Interns can expect to walk away from their internship with knowledge of how to value a business, how to forecast sales and profits of companies, how to evaluate competitors in the industry, and how an investment management firm operates. This program is designed to discover and mentor the next generation of great investors as they prepare to launch their careers.
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“Back in 2005, when the firm was still very small, I had the opportunity to work with almost everyone at the firm. The primary thing I noticed immediately was a huge amount of pride everyone had in their work, and the excitement around feeling like we were all building something great together. People were eager to pass along their knowledge and serve as a mentor to the younger generation; this valuable cultural trait has continued to grow stronger through the years.”
“As soon as I started my internship, I was introduced to a firm culture that was welcoming, hardworking, respectful and was surrounded by associates that valued intellectual curiosity and respected one another. Associates were eager to discuss their roles and were happy to give advice, helping me expand my industry knowledge. The program was structured to give interns exposure to all areas of the firm, which I found invaluable.”
“One of the things that stuck out most from my internship was how easy it was to ask questions. At Diamond Hill, everyone is always willing to help you learn and grow, no matter their title. I had the opportunity to learn from not only the investment team, but also from associates across all different business functions. This perspective helped to emphasize the team culture that exists at Diamond Hill.”