Black Women Leadership: Strategies to Advance in Finance
Posted on Feb. 10, 2021 / Speakers, Black History Month, 2021 / Subscribe 0
Black Women Leadership: Strategies to Advance in Finance
Northeast Women in Public Finance is proud to present our third annual Black History Month Program.
Join us for a fireside chat between two industry powerhouses as they address strategies to navigate and advance in the corporate world.
Arlene Isaacs-Lowe, CPA, CFA
Global Head of Corporate Social Responsibility
President of Moody’s Foundation
Valerie Irick Rainford
Founder & CEO
Elloree Talent Strategies
About the speakers:
Arlene Isaacs‐Lowe is the Global Head of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) for Moody’s Corporation and President of the Moody’s Foundation. Arlene champions the integration of environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations across Moody’s as drivers of long-term value. She also oversees the company’s social investment and employee engagement programs.
Valerie Irick Rainford is uniquely qualified to advise CEOs and boards after delivering historic results at two iconic organizations on Wall Street. She founded Elloree Talent Strategies a consulting firm that partners with senior leaders to drive strategies that visibly increase the representation of diverse talent within their companies.
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