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C2B Leadership Conference Gathers Undergraduate Women in New York for First Time

by Julianne Perry

Over the course of a day, C2B attendees built leadership skills, enhanced their resumes, networked with leading companies and graduate schools, and learned about various internship and career opportunities.

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Women in Leadership Profiles

Alison 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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Financial Services

Maria DeMuro: It’s A Great Time For Women In Financial Services

by Mandy Dorn

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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College Student

Three Reasons Female MBAs Propel Women’s Advancement

by Elissa Sangster

Female MBAs—whether they’re pursuing or leveraging the degree—have a unique mark on women’s advancement.

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Early Career

Women Lead Webinar: Being the Boss

by Bianca Bickford

Identifying and closing both performance and opportunity gaps in the workplace are the keys to success.

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College Student

How Engineers Benefit from a Business Conference

by Jenna Newman

“Being an engineering major, the last thing you think about is business, but think about it — if you move up higher in a company, for example, to become Vice President of your division, you will need to have a strong business foundation.”

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