Pursuing multiple ways to win
Laura Hill changed the course of her career following one detour through a college job fair tent: Though she once thought she would spend “a few years” as a financial analyst then go to medical school, she abandoned the idea of me
Payment Clickbait: China’s Central Bank Digital Currency Experiment
When it comes to all things digital, Richard Turrin says, China “is moving toward the future faster than any other country.” Turrin, author of the recently published
The Art of the Private Equity Deal
Dana Johns’s early career aspirations were focused on curating contemporary art exhibitions, but in a wonderfully circuitous route her post undergraduate work experiences and education wound their
Glacial Changes
Alaska, which has the highest ratio of males to females of any state, is often viewed by people in the Lower 48 as macho man territory.
Paying It Forward
From her childhood on a hog farm in rural Iowa to Chief Investment Officer of the 11th largest nonprofit health care system in the United States, Leslie Lenzo embodies the very diversity she champions.
On Wisconsin
Anne-Marie Fink, who oversees investments with external managers at the State of Wisconsin Investment Board (SWIB), says her three-decade career has followed a consistent path.
The Viking from Sienna
Sweden may not have been very imaginative in naming the “buffer funds” in its pension system: There’s AP1, AP2, AP3, and, yes, AP4. But it’s been much more imaginative in investing the nation’s pension assets.
Playing in the Ivy League
Columbia University, founded in 1754, has turned out a distinguished array of graduates, from Alexander Hamilton to Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt and W
