If you missed any of FWSF’s women-in-finance events in San Francisco or the East Bay, click the links below for event highlights.
Our signature events include the FWSF Financial Woman of the Year luncheon and scholarship awards ceremony.
To get more involved, see our list of upcoming events.
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At our 2023 holiday event we gathered for a celebration to meet new board members, old and new friends and potential members.
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Teresa Bryce Bazemore, president and CEO of Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco (FHLBank San Francisco), accepted the “2023 Financial Woman of the Year” award from Financial Women of San Francisco on Tuesday, Nov. 7. Announced in April this year, the honor was formally bestowed at a luncheon at the Hyatt Regency Embarcadero, and the event provided an opportunity for Bazemore to share her professional journey and leadership perspectives in a fireside chat with guest moderator Nandita Bakhshi, a special advisor and board member at BMO Financial Group and the former CEO of Bank of the West.
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Financial Women of San Francisco co-hosted the event with the Commercial Real Estate Women (CREW) – East Bay and partnered with St. Mary's College of California School of Economics and Business Administration (SEBA) and the SEBA Finance and Economics Clubs.
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On October 19, 2023, the Financial Women of San Francisco hosted a virtual event with a panel discussion on "Unveiling Imposter Phenomena.” The event's moderator, Charity Hall, a skilled finance professional with diverse experience in financial services, accounting, and technology, led a panel of accomplished individuals in a discussion about the Imposter Phenomenon.
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On October 25, 2023, Financial Women of San Francisco, together with AllRise and KPMG LLP, hosted a panel discussion on empowering the corporate boardrooms, with influential women directors sharing their perspectives on serving on boards. The event took place at the KPMG offices located in downtown San Francisco and was very well attended by women from all over the Bay Area.
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