The Most Powerful Women in Banking
Honorees gathered at Tiffany's Landmark building in New York City, where American Banker interviewed them about the industry's trajectory and leadership lessons they've learned in their careers.
Since taking over in 2010 as chief of Charles Schwab's investment management division, Marie Chandoha has overseen an ETF business that has grown from $2.7 billion in assets under management to $12 billion as of this May.
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To succeed today, financial firms need to encourage female employees to take the right kind of risks, such as trying new innovations to serve clients.
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Meet some of the women who are taking bold steps to bring more female leaders to the fore.
Centric Bank's Patti Husic: Taking the Initiative
Wells Fargo's Caryl Athanasiu: Preparing for the Post
RBC's Janice Fukakusa: Going All In
Citigroup's Cece Stewart: Reclaiming Yourself
PNC's Charlotte McLaughlin: Stepping Back to Get Ahead September 23 -
We need to encourage women to disrupt the status quo and take jobs in uncharted territory, like those in risk management, social media, mobile banking and big data analytics.
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Promotion to CEO roles will continue to be a challenge for women as the industry continues to consolidate.
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Tracy Grooms, formerly of Bank of America, did not stay retired long. Queens University has hired her to teach undergraduates about banking at its business school, which is named after the most famous B of A exec of all.
September 19
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