Adrian Shumov
About Adrian Shumov
Adrian Shumov is an incoming Private Equity Intern specializing in Growth and Healthcare at NewSpring. He has prior experience in private equity and finance through various internships and roles at Temple University and Desert Springs Capital.
Work at NewSpring
Adrian Shumov is currently an Incoming Private Equity Intern at NewSpring, focusing on Growth and Healthcare strategies. He began this role in 2022 and is expected to continue through Summer 2023. His responsibilities include analyzing investment opportunities and supporting the firm's strategic initiatives in the healthcare sector.
Previous Experience in Private Equity
Adrian previously worked as a Private Equity Intern at Desert Springs Capital for one month in 2023. In this role, he gained exposure to the private equity industry and contributed to investment analysis and due diligence processes. His experience at Desert Springs Capital complements his ongoing internship at NewSpring.
Education and Expertise
Adrian Shumov is pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance at Temple University, expected to graduate in 2024. He holds a Bachelor of Arts degree, which he completed from 2017 to 2021. His academic background includes participation in both the University and Fox Honors programs at Temple University, highlighting his commitment to academic excellence.
Background in Equity Research
Adrian has a solid foundation in equity research, having conducted research for Temple University's Fox Fund. His focus areas included the Consumer Discretionary and Information Technology sectors. He served as an Associate Analyst for Consumer Discretionary Coverage and later as a Lead Analyst for Information Technology Coverage, demonstrating his analytical skills and sector knowledge.
Internship and Project Experience
In addition to his roles at NewSpring and Desert Springs Capital, Adrian has gained valuable experience as a Project Intern at Bridges to Wealth, where he worked for one year from 2020 to 2021. He also served as a Student Platform Administrator at Temple University's 1810 Accelerator for four months in 2022, further enhancing his project management and operational skills.