My Three Favorite “Money Rules”

This post originally appeared on Manisha Thakor ’92 MoneyZen Blog in April 2012. Manisha has graciously allowed us to re-post it here, in anticipation of her return to the Wellesley campus November 5th-8th to host the 3rd Annual CWS Financial Fellow Program. Be sure to check back here often as we will begin to announce…

The Rise Of The “Sugar Mamma”

This post originally appeared on Manisha Thakor ’92 MoneyZen Blog in December 2010. Manisha has graciously allowed us to re-post it here, in anticipation of her return to the Wellesley campus November 5th-8th to host the 3rd Annual CWS Financial Fellow Program. Be sure to check back here often as we will begin to announce…

A student prespective on being out as a job seeker

Erika Turner ’13, a CWS intern on the Diversity Resources team, wrote this post about her experiences and observations during a recent conference she attended in Chicago. The information she received during this conference resonated with her and she wanted to tell other students about it. Take a look at what Erika has to say:…

Make Your Boss Look Good … And Other Career Advice for Young Alumnae

Terri Tierney Clark has a website for young female professionals called Advice for the New Careerist and runs an advisory business, Summit Equity Advisors, which offers private equity-related services to buyout partnerships, hedge funds, and financial services companies. Previously, Clark was one of the first female managing directors in the investment banking division at Merrill…

Wellesley in the Community

Coby Greer ’13 is a member of Bridging the Gap (BTG), a CWS community service program at John D. O’Bryant High School in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Coby and other BTG mentors are matched with a high school junior or senior, and serves as a mentor to better prepare the student for the college application process.  Read…