Womenintechnology and Société Générale is sponsoring “Political Savvy for Women in IT” which will help females within the technology industry identify their power source, how they are perceived and to read the organisational politics in situations.
Archive for January 2008
Euromoney is sponsoring its annual private banking awards.
January 31st, 2008, 7:42 am
The Natwest everywoman Awards
Contributed by Philippa Robbins and Emma Lyon “Behind every great businesswoman……” The Natwest everywoman Awards have been running for several years now but in December 2007, as members of Rooks Rider’s networking group, With Women in Mind, we attended this event for the first time along with fellow With Women in Mind members, colleagues from [...]
Network with others involved in finance.
This class is an overview of a proactive job search from start to finish.
It used to be that big law firms were the old guard of the inflexible work day. Tied to the holy grail, the universal unit of measurement – otherwise known as the billable hour – law firms were late adopters of work-life balance innovations like flex-time and part-time schedules for working moms. But as the [...]
Offering market views from top fund management houses for investment professionals, the Investment Week Winter Markets Forum will feature a number of speakers offering their take on what to expect.
I’ve been thinking about competition and how it acts as a force for change. In the bear markets we face today, I began with who the competitors in the field are, and how their roles and interactions shape the market. Recently, we have seen a trend towards consolidating the power of stock and futures exchanges [...]
January 28th, 2008, 8:01 am
FWA in NJ: Speed Networking and Planning Event for Jersey City ~ Weehawken ~ Hoboken region
by Bailey McCann
Help plan the Financial Women’s Association New Jersey’s 2008 agenda, while meeting and networking with new people.
The Committee On Women In Law is presenting a multi day event on helping women further their legal careers. Under New York’s MCLE rule, this program has been approved for a total of 4.5 credit hours, 3.0 in skills and 1.5 in Ethics for all attorneys including those newly admitted.
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