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Read MoreTopicsChristine Cuoco – Twitter & Harvard: She Is Innovative, Curious, And Sincere
In three years, Christine Cuoco has built Twitter’s North American marketing team and now reports to the Chief Marketing Officer. Read about her keys to success.
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Read MoreTopicsAmanda Magliaro – Citi & Columbia: Conquer the Trading Floor
Amanda Magliaro is responsible for the structured finance business and the distribution of structured finance products globally at Citi. She brings incredible energy and tenacity to the male-dominated trading floor.
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Read MoreTopicsAnnouncing Forté’s “MBAs on the Move” Campaign
Forté’s “MBAs on the Move” campaign is our newest effort to showcase the interesting and rewarding careers of women with MBAs.
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Read MoreTopicsLiz Door – Whirlpool Corporation: Measuring Impact at Iconic American Companies
In joining Whirlpool Corporation, Liz Door expanded her technical focus to become a cross-functional executive. Learn how her measurable performance, executive MBA, and supportive husband shape her success.
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Read MoreTopicsLucy Brady – The Boston Consulting Group: Reframing Mind-Sets Differentiates Careers
Lucy Brady has worked part-time for 12 of her 18 years at The Boston Consulting Group. Maintaining the right mind-set and a collaborative approach proved that a part-time path could work in her environment—and lead to the top.
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Read MoreTopicsWill A Woman Give Your $10 More Power?
On the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage, a woman will replace Alexander Hamilton on the new $10. Will it be Harriet Tubman?
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