Keynote Speaker
Cherie Kloss
Former CEO of SnapNurse, now Advisor and Author/Speaker
Cheris Kloss had multiple careers which include teaching, medicine (anesthesia), TV production (reality TV), and a Technology Business (SnapNurse). Recently, she wrote a book published by Forbes called “Life is Long” which outlines how to pivot and reinvent yourself into another career every decade. Cherie is a single mother to two kids and is a second generation immigrant from South Korea. She now dedicates her time to showing women how to achieve their dreams.
Panelists
Finance Panel
Kate Cushing
Lead Private Investment Operations Analyst, VP at Wellington Management
Isabelle Ury
Investment Analyst, Consultant Relations at Fidelity
Eleanor Balke
Private Equity Associate at Hastings Equity Partners
Madison Crutchfield
Vice President of Equity Derivatives at Goldman Sachs
Retail and Marketing Panel
Kelli McKenna
Vice President of Partnerships and Licensing at KnitWell Group
Jocelyn Roseman
Senior Product Developer at Macy’s
Amy Santopietro
Director, Market Research and Consumer Insights, Mass General Brigham
Haley Alexson
Buyer, Sierra Division of The TJX Companies
Tech and Business Analytics Panel
Arianna Perry
Technology Consultant at EY
Allison DiPietro
Principal Application Security Architect at Aquia
Mariya Samardzhieva
Business Analyst at Gupta Media
Alexandra Flessas
Head of Strategy, Fintech at Toast
DEI and Allyship Panel
Michelle Sullivan
Professor of the Practice at BU College of Communication
Kabrina Krebel Chang
Clinical Associate Professor Business Law and Ethics at BU Questrom
Megan Segoshi
Director of BU Diversity and Inclusion
Cecilia Yudin
Director of the Center for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at BU Questrom
Consulting
Kamilah Latif
Kelly Miller
Project Leader at BCG
Maggie Sell
Business Technology Analyst at Deloitte
Mayowa Hassan
Management Consulting Analyst at Accenture
Boston University Alumni Panel
Jenna Winkler
Systems Design Product Manager
IBM
Sam Pratt
Senior Account Executive
Saatchi + Saatchi Wellness
Eleanor Balke
Analyst
Deloitte