Sallie Krawcheck Shares her Wall Street Career and How she Empowers Women Through Financial Feminism

Ambition 2.0

Girlboss

Entrepreneurship, Careers, Business

4.4 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2020

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Sallie Krawcheck is an inspiring female founder, one of the most influential women in business, and a Girlboss Rally speaker. Sallie has worked on Wall Street for most of her career and was regularly called "the most powerful woman on Wall Street.” She eventually became the CEO of Merrill Lynch, Smith Barney, US Trust, the Citi Private Bank, and Sanford C. Bernstein. She was also Chief Financial Officer for Citigroup. Over the course of her impressive career in the finance world, Sallie witnessed widespread sexism and disregard of women's investing needs. She’s now the CEO and Co-Founder of Ellevest, a digital investment platform built by women for women, and the chair of Ellevate Network, a global network for professional women. In this episode, learn how Sallie turned a career on Wall Street into a mission to get more money into the hands of women, why not enough women are investing and how we can narrow the gender investing gap by providing women with the right education and tools to become better investors. This episode was recorded live in front of an audience at the Girlboss Rally in 2019 with Neha Gandhi. Sign up for the Girlboss Daily to receive tips on work, life, and how to chase (and reach!) your dreams: https://bit.ly/30A14AL Stop stressing over email and use Mailman to shield you from unimportant emails. Minimize interruptions and make your days calmer and more productive. Try Mailman for free for three weeks at http://bit.ly/mailman_gb. If you like it, use the code GIRLBOSS to save 20% on your first year. Follow Sallie on Linkedin at Sallie Krawcheck and Twitter at @SallieKrawcheck. Did you enjoy this episode of Girlboss Radio? Comment and let us know what you think on our Instagram, TikTok, Twitter, and Facebook. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	We have been taught to feel not power and strength as the guys do when it comes to money,
0:06.8	but loneliness, fear, and shame.
0:09.2	It is so bad that we women prefer to talk about any other topic than money, including our own death.
0:16.7	And so, you know, I was on a panel with a woman who said, that's not true.
0:20.6	And I said, cremated or buried. And she said, cremated.ated and I said how much money did you make last year and she said
0:26.6	Ah Ahhahahahah
0:30.6	Hey listeners in today's episode. we're sharing an interview with the most powerful
0:35.5	woman on Wall Street. The former CEO of Maryland's wealth management, Smith Barney
0:40.0	and Citibank wealth management is Sally Krawchek. Sally's obviously one of the most influential women in business.
0:46.0	She's an inspiring female founder and a girl boss rally speaker.
0:50.0	Sally knows how to take the bull by the horns.
0:52.0	After all, she worked on Wall Street for most of her career,
0:54.3	and over the course of her impressive career in the finance world,
0:57.5	Sally witnessed widespread sexism and disregard of women's investing needs.
1:02.5	She's now the CEO and co-founder of Ella Vest,
1:05.8	a financial wellness company designed to get more money
1:08.1	in the hands of women,
1:09.6	and the chair of EllaVate Network,
1:11.2	a global professional female member.
1:13.4	In this episode, learn how Sally turned a career on Wall Street into a mission to get more money
1:17.6	into the hands of women.
1:19.1	Why not enough women are investing, and how we can narrow the gender investing gap by providing women with the right
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