Women in Buy-side Operations
Woman who work within operations at buy-side organizations.
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Heidi Lewis replied to Ann Daly PhD's discussion 'How to Take a Career Do-Over! One woman's story. http://budurl.com/7vrx'
Ann
Thank you for sharing this. It was extremely encouraging.
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Heidi Lewis added a discussion to the group Women in Philanthropy & Advocacy
Avil Beckford left a comment for Heidi Lewis
Hello Heidi,
I have been experimenting with The Invisible Mentor concept on my blog, which has the same name and I do book reviews and also interview accomplished people (invisible mentors). If you ever feel like being interviewed please let me…
Heidi Lewis left a comment for Avil Beckford
Hi Avil,
Very interesting. I do agree. Thanks for sharing.
Avil Beckford left a comment for Heidi Lewis
Hi Heidi,
The term invisible mentor was first coined by Washington State University Professor Karen Peterson and she defines it as a unique leader who you can learn things from by observing them. I have taken the phrase and extended it. And with…
Avil Beckford left a comment for Heidi Lewis
Hello Heidi,
We both joined The Glass Hammer because we are seeking a community, a place where we can be who we really are. Let’s take that one step further and intentionally support each other.
Please add me as your friend, and let’s…
Women in Philanthropy & Advocacy
A group for women concerned about the current state of society and who want to make permanent, lasting change.
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Heidi Lewis commented on Nicki Gilmour's group 'Women in Financial Technology'
I know this discussion is almost a year old, but it's a very interesting question. From my experience in the middle office and outsourcing the buy side depends heavily on its agents to have up to date technology. This is especially true in the…
Women in Financial Technology
A group of women who work in technology firms that service the financial markets
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Women on the Buy-Side
Traditional asset management and hedge funds
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- Vice President - Investment Manager Outsourcing
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 6:28pm on August 19, 2009,
Nicki Gilmour said… - welcome Heidi
- At 4:08pm on November 28, 2009,
Avil Beckford said…
- Hi Heidi,
The term invisible mentor was first coined by Washington State University Professor Karen Peterson and she defines it as a unique leader who you can learn things from by observing them. I have taken the phrase and extended it. And with the Internet you can learn so much more about unique leaders. I think that books can act as mentors and in fact I believe we can be mentored by the information that we consume.
I hope this answers your question. Thanks! Avil
- At 9:45pm on November 28, 2009,
Avil Beckford said…
- Hello Heidi,
I have been experimenting with The Invisible Mentor concept on my blog, which has the same name and I do book reviews and also interview accomplished people (invisible mentors). If you ever feel like being interviewed please let me know. The questions are very detailed and I've been told by interviewees that they appreciated the process because they got to know themselves better. Thanks! Avil
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