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Alyssa Caffrey
Senior Analyst at Alfred I. duPont Charitable Trust
Alyssa Caffrey is a Senior Analyst - Public Markets at the Alfred I. duPont Charitable Trust.15 She is part of the investment team at the trust, which consists of over 20 professionals united by core values such as purpose, teamwork, integrity, and excellence.1
Alyssa graduated from Elon University, where she excelled academically. During her time at Elon, she demonstrated mastery of key concepts in Microsoft Excel and Access, performing exceptionally well in her Business 211 class.2 In recognition of her academic achievements, Alyssa received the Excellence in Financial Education Student Award from Elon University's Martha and Spencer Love School of Business in 2020.3
Prior to her current role at the Alfred I. duPont Charitable Trust, Alyssa gained experience in the venture capital sector. She worked as a Venture Capital Analyst at StepStone Group and was also associated with Greenspring Associates Inc. as an Investment Analyst.4
Alyssa's LinkedIn profile can be found under the username "alyssa-rose-caffrey".2 Her career trajectory showcases a strong foundation in financial analysis and investment management, with a particular focus on public markets in her current role at the Alfred I. duPont Charitable Trust.
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Last Friday I graduated Summa Cum Laude from Elon University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Finance and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History. Elon University provided me opportunities to grow as a scholar through undergraduate research and study abroad experiences.
I will cherish the last four years I spent with inspirational professors, mentors, and peers. I am so grateful for their support and encouragement. Long live Elon! #2020graduate #ElonGrad
It has been a privilege to have been a part of Elon University's Honors Program, from the Global Experience course freshman fall to thesis defense senior spring.
This semester I completed my two-year thesis entitled “The Samuel H. Kress Collection: World War II, Old Masters, and the American Tradition of Collecting.” My incredible research mentor Dr. Evan Gatti introduced me to the world of World War II provenance research - I cannot say how thankful I am for her constant encouragement!
I’d also like to thank Dr. Kirstin Ringelberg, who cultivated my interest in American art collecting and helped me grow holistically as a student. I am grateful I had an opportunity to present my research at the Art History Program’s virtual SURF Day on April 28th. #LongLiveElon #Lmtah
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