Thank you to all of the delegates, speakers, panelists, volunteers and sponsors who made the 2012 Women’s Leadership Symposium a resounding success!
In an interview with CBC Radio, keynote speaker Shelle Rose Charvet spoke about her experience at WLS 2012 – Leave Your Mark, her message to delegates and her latest career venture. Listen below.
Wednesday, March 21st, 2012
TD Bank Tower, 66 Wellington Street West, 54th Floor
5:15pm – 7:30pm
$15 Fee
WCM is offering an evening of speed mentoring exclusively for women students in their 3rd or 4th year of their undergraduate studies or in an MBA program. Students will have the opportunity to seek professional guidance from, and network with, capital markets professionals with diverse backgrounds.
Mentors are accomplished professionals from diverse areas of Capital Markets, including
- Investment Banking
- Sales and Trading
- Equity Research
- Buy side
Participants may discuss career management and advancement, gain insights on specific topics related to Capital Markets, and learn from the experiences of accomplished professionals in the industry.
During the event, Students will engage in Speed Mentorship with five mentors. The formal mentoring period will be followed by a networking session where students can engage with peers and industry professionals.
The deadline to RSVP is March 10, 2012. However, capacity for this event is limited so do not miss out on this wonderful opportunity – register now!
Friday March 2
9:00-3:30
See Yourself Here is an annual open house at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law. It provides high school, university and mature students that come from disadvantaged backgrounds and are interested in pursuing a legal education with an opportunity to learn about the law school admission process and the legal profession.
Participants attend inspirational speaker sessions, educational workshops, and a networking reception with law students, alumni and members of the legal community. See Yourself Here began as an initiative by the Black Law Students’ Association to target black youth, and has since expanded to include law students and participants from a broad range of communities that have historically been underrepresented in legal education and the profession.
Register Online: http://seeyourselfhere.eventbrite.com/
The event is taking place tomorrow evening in Waters Lounge.
Please note that registration starts at 5:45 and the event will begin at 6:00 sharp!
RCWIB and RCAS have teamed up to bring you Women in Accounting, a panel discussion with leading women in accounting.
There is more to just getting a designation and working with an accounting firm. There are countless opportunities available to students who love accounting but want to do something different. Once again, we will be joined by some of our past alumnus who will discuss how they went from being a business student to a successful accountant.