

Webinar: Women, Wealth & the Power of Advice
If you missed this powerful WISE / State Street conversation, the replay is absolutely worth your time. Celebrated financial journalist Consuelo Mack , host of the award-winning public television program WealthTrack , led an unfiltered, insight-rich dialogue with two industry powerhouses: Anna Paglia , EVP & Chief Business Officer, State Street Investment Management Kristi Mitchem , Cofounder & Partner, &Partners Together, they delivered a candid look at how women at the


College to Career: Financial Tips from Trailblazing Leaders | UCI Oct 23
Relive the Conversation: WISE + UC Irvine On October 23, 2025, WISE and UC Irvine hosted an inspiring evening with three of the most accomplished financial leaders in the industry. Students, faculty, and professionals gathered to explore what it really takes to navigate a successful career and financial journey after college. If you missed it live, you can still catch the powerful insights and real talk that made this event unforgettable. Watch the Replay: Why watch: Gain I


Money & Career Tips:What They Don’t Teach in Class | UCSD Oct 15
On October 15, WISE and the UC San Diego Rady School of Management hosted an eye-opening evening with three powerhouse leaders in finance. These women shattered barriers, built careers at the top, and shared the lessons they wish they’d known when starting out. Why Watch the Replay: Hear from three influential women in finance who shattered the pink wall and built their careers at the highest level, sharing lessons they wish they knew starting out. Gain Insider Knowledge: D


Webinar | Financial Freedom isn’t a Fever Dream
University has always been a place of education and preparation, but sometimes the lessons learned outside the lecture hall can be just as impactful in shaping your path. On April 18th, young women studying at California State University, Fullerton filled the room for WISE’s event of Tearing Down The Pink Wall: Financial Freedom isn’t a Fever Dream to gather insights from Angela Dailey, Evelyn Zohlen, Tina Schackman, and Patricia Soldano–and that’s not even including the man
