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CWIM Original: “2022 Outlook for Female Leaders,” Featuring Sarah Maynard, Joyce Chang, Subadra Rajappa, Birgit Boykin and Amanda Pullinger (Hosted by CFA Society NY)

Overview

Explore the broad outlook for female leaders in a post-pandemic environment when you attend this flagship year-end event, hosted by our Diversity & Inclusion Forum (DIF) as part of the Collaborative Women in Investment Management (WIM) Initiative. The conversation will focus on the advancement of female leaders of all backgrounds, specifically drawing on the perspectives of women with long careers in the financial service industry and exploring how aspiring female leaders can look to elevate their careers to the executive level.

Panelists will share how their experience informs their outlook on future opportunities and challenges, taking into consideration the striking range of societal wins and losses faced by women over the course of the COVID pandemic.

Learning Outcomes

  • Discover lessons we can take from the pandemic on supporting women in the workplace and creating a more diverse and inclusive culture

  • Discuss the impact of the past couple of years on women’s representation in high-level roles

  • Explore actions we can take today to provide opportunities and enhance the pipeline of future women executives and to ensure the future of finance is more equitable

Speakers

Moderator: Amanda Pullinger, Chief Executive, 100 Women in Finance

Panelists:

Birgit Boykin, Global Head of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for Talent & Culture, BlackRock

Joyce Chang, Chair of Global Research, J.P Morgan

Sarah Maynard, Global Head, External Inclusion & Diversity, CFA Institute

Subadra Rajappa, Managing Director, Head of US Rates Strategy, Société Générale

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