WOMEN OF THE WORLD
The world is changing. Your unique perspective, skills and passion will shape global business and fnance as it transforms. We can show you how to make it happen. Brandeis International Business School is proud to train the women who will become leaders in business, economics and fnance in the 21st century. Students will develop connections with faculty and alumnae role models with demonstrated global success. The student community is comprised of more than 50% women, demonstrating a commitment to gender parity in graduate business education.
RANKED FIRST FOR PERCENTAGE OF FEMALE FACULTY AND SECOND FOR PERCENTAGE OF FEMALE STUDENTS IN THE U.S. BY THE FINANCIAL TIMES
HEAR FROM OUR COMMUNITY “Brandeis has a strong tradition of accomplished female economists and business leaders. It’s an honor to be part of that tradition and to educate and promote the next generation.” Kathryn Graddy, Dean Fred and Rita Richman Distinguished Professor of Economics
“Success is when I’m happy and proud of what I’m doing. Titles don’t matter. What you’re doing and how much you’re learning from it does.” Emily Rumanek, MA ’07, MBA ’09, Canada Market Insight Director, Global Commercial Strategy, ViiV Healthcare
“I don’t feel there’s a limit to my success, but since there are so few women leaders in my industry, it’s an important issue. You have to push yourself. Speak up in meetings, and when an opportunity presents itself, take it.” Kimberly Myers, MA ’13, USA Money Market Sales Executive, EMEA, CME Group
“Brandeis International Business School emphasized tolerance and respect for diversity and instilled that philosophy into its students. It has had a profoundly positive impact on my professional life.” Cecilia Maya, MA ’00, PhD ’04, Colombia Chief Operating Ofcer, Markets, XM
“Don’t undermine the possibility of making an impact in a completely new environment or country. Identify a mentor who can help you understand your capabilities and open new networking opportunities.” Tiwonge Ghambi, MBA ’11, Malawi Budget Ofcer, Open Society Foundations
“Be assertive in your knowledge and skills. When others see that you can deliver results, gender becomes irrelevant.” Vera Bondarenko, MBA ’09, Russia Director, Finance, Dell EMC
“Be confdent, speak up and share your ideas. As young female business professionals, it’s important for our voices to be heard.” Tianyi (Gloria) Cheng, MSF ’20, China Analyst, BlackRock
“Don’t be shy about taking risks. Do things outside of your comfort zone. That’s when you grow the most.” Nisha Sheth, MA ’00, India Principal, Deals/Transaction Services, PwC
“It’s important to love what you do and to stay true to your values. I was lucky to learn from Professor Grace Zimmerman, whose confdence is contagious. She sets an example for women aspiring to be successful in business.” Anna Guelzim, MBA ’11, Morocco Managing Director, MNFLS Group
CONNECTING WOMEN u Exclusive networking events, including Women in Business, Women in Finance and Women in Leadership dinners with alumnae. u Female faculty and executive thought leaders including: • Prof. Carol Osler, former economist, Federal Reserve Bank of New York • Prof. Judy Dean, former senior international economist, U.S. International Trade Commission • Prof. Grace Zimmerman, former marketing and high-tech entrepreneur • Diane Hessan, serial entrepreneur, former CEO, Startup Institute • Zenobia Moochhala, MA ’98, co-founder, Care.com u Invitations to career fairs, exclusive speaker events, workshops and conferences for women in the greater Boston area. u Dedicated career coaches to help launch a global career. u Numerous student organizations and leadership opportunities, including the International Business Women club and school-wide Lean In circles.
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