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What Sallie Krawcheck learned about being a woman on Wall Street
Feb 15, 2017

What Sallie Krawcheck learned about being a woman on Wall Street

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Sallie Krawcheck was one of the highest ranking women on Wall Street before she was fired. Now she's the CEO of an investment platform for women. Her new book explores why women's success in the business world has stalled, and what to do about it.

Sallie Krawcheck was one of the highest-ranking women on Wall Street. She was at Citigroup when the financial crisis hit, and she tried to convince her bosses to refund their clients some of the money they lost. That didn’t go so well, and she was fired. After that, she ran Merrill Lynch, which had been acquired by Bank of America. Her division did well, but she was still pushed out. Now she’s the CEO of Ellevest, a company she founded and which provides digital investment services for women. In her new book, “Own It: The Power of Women at Work,” she looks at the reasons why gender diversity in business has stalled out, and what to do about it.

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