"Our impressive nominees were selected based on the following attributes: they are 45 years old or younger, with solid credentials and a demonstrated experience and consistency in the industry that indicates they will be the people to watch as leaders and trend setters going forward."
As a woman from a top bank, educated abroad, Blythe Masters contributed to the percentages of the final three relevant stats for the group:
- Average age of 36
- Three PhDs among finalists
- 20% of the nominees are women
- 35% from top I-banks
- 25% were educated abroad
Blythe's entry is pictured above; to real the entire article online, click here.
I find it fantastic to see a woman who has worked her way to the top of the financial world through merit - something you see less and less of these days! Go Blythe Masters! I was amused to read some press about her which inferred she used salty language - all the male executives speak this way, why can't the women talk tough from time to time! Huge double standard that needs to end.
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