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Stephanie Drescher

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  1. “Totally. Yet it also can feel so small once you start to travel and live elsewhere. So that was a terrific opportunity. And then ultimately out of that rotational program ended up in alternatives within the private bank. And then we were off to the races.”

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  2. “I did, yeah, for about six months. I realized that I needed to buy all of my groceries during the day because it was closed by the time I got out of work and then I like to travel on weekends. So importantly, though, and seriously, it was a terrific time in my life to be more aware of time zones and cultural nuances and really see kind of a client perspective outside of New York and the US. It's a big world.”

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  3. “So I started with a rotational opportunity, which was terrific. I had everything from fixed income research to private banking in Geneva.”

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  4. “It was like late high school, maybe early college, early, early. And it was the most amazing Kind of opportunity that someone could give me, right? Just seeing a professional organization do its thing and all the analysis and client relationship management that went into that. So while I decided that healthcare wasn't my thing and consulting wasn't my thing, it was very an easy bridge to JP Morgan and the finance field.”

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  5. “It was, although there was a mentor prior to the JPMorgan opportunity that believe it or not, I started babysitting for this family. And I didn't know what the mother did day to day until after a period of time of babysitting, she looked at me and she said, I think you're a babysitting days are over. And I said, I don't know what you're talking about. And she said, I run a women-led healthcare consulting firm Would you like an internship? And I practically fell off my chair and I said, I would love an internship.”

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  6. “And in a very high tech way, we would put it up on the refrigerator and kind of see the changes in the holdings that she had in her portfolio and sometimes overlapped with that of my parents.”

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  7. “That is true. So, my father's mother lived with us for a time. And believe it or not, she was born in the very, very late 1800s. And while her brother went on to become a doctor, She capped out at an eighth grade education. And so the power of education was always a core value and a focus of hers and my family. And she used to read the Wall Street Journal Cover to Cover every day. Super smart. Loved tracking stocks. And so we started to track stocks together. How”

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  8. “I did always have finance in my sights. So undergrad, it was econ and psych. I joke that I use the psych in my day-to-day field way more than the econ these days. But there was always a draw towards doing something in the financial kind of arena, interest in markets and the like. So very early internships led me down that path.”

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