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Upload your resume and Maybole reads your school, clubs, internships, and hometown, then matches you to the bankers who share them and drafts the email around what you actually have in common. No templates blasted to strangers.
Real desks in the pool
Six kinds of genuine overlap, scored against your own profile. The strongest real connection leads the email; the rest give you something to talk about.
Same university, business school, or program. Wharton counts toward Penn; named schools stay distinct.
Shared field of study, matched by meaning. Economics and Political Economy are not the same thing.
The team, society, or fraternity you both belonged to. Often the warmest opener of all.
Sailing, climbing, chess, photography. The human detail a resume usually hides.
Where you both grew up, or the high school you both walked through.
A firm you both touched, or the exact move you are hoping to make next.
The fastest way into a bank isn't a cold list. It's the person who already shares your school, your team, your hometown.
You see the real connection first. Then you see the calm, formal note Maybole drafts from it, with the shared facts already in place.
Dartmouth to Evercore
Hi Daniel,
I came across your profile and saw we both studied Economics at Dartmouth and rowed for lightweight crew. I am from Chicago as well.
I also noticed you moved into healthcare M&A after starting in restructuring, and would be interested to hear about that transition. Would you be open to a brief call in the coming weeks?
Best,
Maya
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Import the people you have already emailed and Maybole hides them everywhere. One quality email to the right person beats fifty to the wrong ones.
Somewhere in 12,983+ contacts is an alum from your school, your club, your hometown. Maybole finds them in minutes.
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