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The signing ceremony was held on December 2, 2021, with representatives of both institutions expressing their appreciation and reiterating their commitment to raising highly ethical women professionals in the finance and investment management industry.
We are thrilled to bits to announce the confirmation of Winnie Khattar’s appointment as a Global Advisory Board Member of this prestigious network. She comes on board as a unique professional leader with distinct experiential qualities. WIFIN is a non-profit organization designed to accelerate the career progression of women in the finance & investment […]
Running a small business is hard work. One aspect of maintaining your company’s success is staying on top of your cash flow. But what exactly is cash flow and how can small business owners maintain a healthy one? Here’s a primer courtesy of WIFIN, a non-profit organization committed to bridging the generational gap for women […]
According to a survey by Cosmopolitan magazine, 1 in 3 women have been sexually harassed in the workplace. And as Zenbusiness explains, one incident of toxic workplace behavior can have a far-reaching effect on the entire company. The first step towards dealing with sexual harassment within your company is to recognize the signs. The Women […]
Katrina Dudley, CFA, CAIA, the Senior Vice President, Portfolio Manager, and Investment Strategist at Franklin Templeton Investments, has confirmed her appointment as a Global Advisory Board member of the Women in Finance and Investment Network (WIFIN).
Author: Elena Stewart, USA Women today are active in the workplace, better educated, qualified, and working in managerial roles. Despite this, representation in the upper echelons of business remains filled by men. How can women ensure their advancement at work, moving past hurdles like sexism and gender imbalance, to reach the top? […]
Women who start their own businesses aren’t doing it for just more flexibility. This might sound obvious, considering that launching a company means longs hours, tons of pressure, and financial risk—but now there’s proof.
