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Read MoreTopicsAlison Micucci – New York Life: Calculated Risks Catapult Women’s Careers, Especially in Financial Services
How did Alison Micucci’s rural roots and love for law get her where she is today? Alison boils it down to stepping out of her comfort zone to let some level of risk in at certain points in her career.
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Read MoreTopicsMaria DeMuro: It’s A Great Time For Women In Financial Services
Maria DeMuro didn’t have a distinct dream job when she was younger. However, an entry-level consulting role and networking with (mostly male) peers in financial services enabled her to discover her interest in investment banking.
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Read MoreTopicsChoosing Your MBA Program
Choose the school that feels perfect for you and enjoy the next two years.
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Read MoreTopicsBook Review: By Invitation Only
Nicole shares why “By Invitation Only” is an excellent read for any woman interested in finance, fashion, technology, and start-ups.
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How to make your final decision
Like most of the MBA applicants, I was accepted by multiple schools before I made my final decision; but the most important reason that helped me made my final decision is far more than just some statistics…
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How to Take the Pressure out of Networking
As an extrovert, I have always enjoyed conversing with people in social and professional settings but was apprehensive whenever I heard the term “networking.” It grated on me and connoted an expectation that I had to come away with specific action items instead of appreciating the conversation. Luckily I came to realize that networking was not in fact a dirty word and started to think of it more in terms of merely talking to and getting to know people.
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