AI is changing what “career growth” looks like, and the question isn’t whether it matters, but how much. Hear directly from women who’ve
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AI is changing what "career growth" looks like, and the question isn't whether it matters, but how much. Hear directly from women who've built successful careers in consulting and related industries as they unpack what AI actually changes about how success gets built, which skills hold their value, and what's worth paying attention to now versus later. You'll leave with a sharper sense of what AI means for your trajectory, straight from people navigating it in real time.
Are you an experienced professional working full-time? We look forward to seeing you at this FREE event.
With 14 years of experience with Kearney, Caitlin has worked with top brands from the consumer packaged goods industry to private equity. She leads multinational teams to drive improved performance and profitable growth for consumer and retail products.
PANELISTS
Tatiana Perim
Global and Americas Lead, Beauty and Personal Care Kearney
Kearney partner Tatiana Perim maintains a laser focus on her clients. As one of the firm’s foremost experts in the beauty sector, she strives to help companies grow their top line through digital transformation, sales channel maximization, and other revenue-growth techniques.
“The beauty industry has always been an interest of mine; in fact, my very first internship was with a beauty company in Brazil,” Tatiana says. “It’s a fascinating area and I’m passionate about it. Of course, it really helps when you like the product. That’s what drove my initial interest in the space.”
When Tatiana moved to Kearney’s New York office from São Paulo in 2018, she began working on a major international beauty account that she now leads. “My years in the beauty sector have been amazing. Being able to be part of and lead a key account, there’s a lot that I have learned and gained expertise in,” she reflects. “Getting to work across the client’s different regions and divisions on highly strategic problems and topics has been amazing.
“The opportunity to be close to top executives matters to me,” she continues. “I like being a trusted advisor to them. It’s a lot of pressure and a huge challenge, but at the same time it’s very rewarding.”
Although Tatiana has spent much of her career with Kearney, she did take advantage of an opportunity to work in industry from 2011 to 2016 at Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza. While with Magalu, she held several roles related to digital transformation, mergers and acquisitions, and new business development. She credits the experience with deepening her appreciation for the challenges faced by clients.
Tatiana, her husband, and their two children live in the Boston area, where she enjoys a range of athletic activities, including running, handball, and triathlon training.
Angelica Alam
Global Head of FIG Product Solutions
Wells Fargo
University of Virginia (Darden School of Business), 2014
Angelica Alam is an MBA-educated Product Management Executive with 17+ years of experience across global payments, fintech, and technology. She has built a career at the intersection of innovation, strategy, and impact—from contributing to Emmy-winning documentary work at MTV to leading modernization initiatives for some of the world’s largest financial institutions.
She currently serves as Head of Financial Institutions Product Solutions Specialists at Wells Fargo, driving product modernization, strategic client engagement, and global growth across a complex payments portfolio. Her expertise includes instant payments, cross-border platforms, ISO 20022 migration, API integration, and blockchain/DLT. Angelica has led large-scale P&Ls, delivered multi-region strategies across APAC, EMEA, and the Americas, and launched solutions that advance global money movement.
A philanthropist, Angelica serves as Treasurer of the Precious Dreams Foundation and is the Founder of The PowHER Circle.
Jessica Weaver
Vice President, Consumer Products
Capgemini Invent
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (Gies College of Business), 2014
Jessica is VP, Consumer Products at Capgemini Invent. With over 10 years of experience in consulting, Jessica has worked with many consumer products companies globally to grow their top-line and bottom-line revenue. Her passion is driving equality for women. That has inspired her to join Emmeline Ventures, a venture capital firm focused on investing in women founders, as a limited partner. She also has an entrepreneurial streak, as a business owner of Sit Still Kids Salon NYC. Jessica resides in New York with her two children. She earned her MBA in her hometown at University of Illinois – Gies College of Business.
WhAt's In it For you
This isn't a rundown you could piece together from articles and LinkedIn posts. You're in the room with women who've actually navigated the shift AI is bringing to consulting and related fields, and you get to ask them the questions that matter to your own path. Show up ready to compare notes, test your assumptions against people living this in real time, and walk out with a clearer read on where to put your energy next. The panel gives you the framework; the networking reception is where you turn it into your own next move.
Our top three tangible takeaways from this event:
1
A working read on what AI actually changes.
You'll hear how AI is reshaping day-to-day work in consulting and related fields, straight from women building careers through that shift, so you can separate the noise from what's really worth tracking.
2
A sense of which skills are holding their value.
The panel will name what still matters most as AI takes over more of the routine work, giving you something concrete to invest in rather than guessing at.
3
Direct connections with people ahead of you on this path.
The networking reception puts you face to face with panelists and peers thinking through the same questions, so you leave with names and conversations, not just notes.
