Jose E
Finance Intern | Buenos AiresDuke University
23 October 2025
I interned at a cooperative that focused on giving out loans to other cooperatives in Argentina. My tasks ranged from translating documents to scenarios for loans on Excel. The most meaningful thing I take away is all the meetings I had with leaders of co-ops in Buenos Aires. Simply listening to their situations was enlightening. I appreciate every moment the organization, Connect-123, and Brenda have given me. This has been an unforgettable few months! Everyone who can, should take advantage of this opportunity.
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Madeline Sanchez
Finance Intern | Buenos AiresMichigan State University
28 July 2017
I wasn't nervous to study abroad. I've traveled alone before and feel pretty comfortable wherever I go—so my biggest fear of coming to Buenos Aires was that the experience wouldn't live up to my previous ones. When I arrived in Buenos Aires, I was lucky enough to have two incredibly kind and hilarious host sisters that happened to be the same age as me. They immediately welcomed me into their...
Camille Falezan
Economic Development & Microfinance Intern | Buenos AiresHarvard University
21 July 2016
As I drove away from the airport and as my gaze fell on the city of Buenos Aires, I immediately knew that this experience would be eye-opening and unique but I was far from imagining to what extent it would be! Buenos Aires is a dynamic and fascinating city, beautiful during the day and frantic during the night. There is so much to do that you cannot possibly get bored...
John Sanford
Finance Intern | Buenos AiresRhodes College Graduate
23 December 2014
I can only comment positively with regard to the service and personnel provided to me by Connect-123 throughout the entirety of my internship process in Buenos Aires. Katie and Paula are very personable people who not only found me a great internship, but put in the after hours work to make sure that myself and the other interns were comfortable in an unfamiliar city. The experience gained through my time...
Manny Tulumaris
Finance Intern | Buenos AiresGeorge Washington University Graduate
27 January 2014
My several months in Buenos Aires, Argentina were an incredible experience that allowed me to grow both personally and professionally. As a recent college graduate with a degree in Finance and Spanish, this was a perfect opportunity that allowed me to transition into life after graduation. As a former Division I athlete, spending a semester abroad was never an option, but I was convinced it was something I needed to...
Vanessa Gonzalez
Microfinance Intern | Buenos AiresBryn Mawr College
3 September 2012
After spending two months in Buenos Aires, I absolutely fell in love with it – and the assistance I was given by Connect-123 at all times contributed immensely to that. On the one hand, living in the capital of Argentina did not feel that foreign to me. I was born and raised in southern Brazil, and there were quite a few things I shared with the porteños beside a passion...
