Past Events2024April 9, 2024: NEWPF Mentoring Kickoff Event -We had a huge turnout for our annual Mentoring Kickoff Event - both in-person at the offices of Assured Guaranty, and on Zoom.
April 4, 2024: Volunteer Opportunity at St. Luke's Soup Kitchen
Feb/March: Volunteer Opportunity with Rock the Street - Wall Street Mentoring Program 2023December 5, 2023: The Bond Buyer Deal of the Year Gala, featuring the presentation of the Freda Johnson Awards and Trailblazer Awards.
November 15: Holiday Party at Tanner Smith's
October 27: NEWPF's first volunteer activity in CT! We volunteered at Camp Courant, serving children of Hartford, CT - a fun morning for a worthwhile cause!
October 12: Boldly and Brilliantly Build your Brand with MJ Klimas, Principal of PresencePlus LLC. MJ helped us tap into our best selves and leave the event with new tools to enhance Executive Presence, Confidence and Power.
July/August: Summer Dine-Arounds in NYC (see the Photos page). April 26: Mentoring Happy Hour - The Mentoring Committee hosted the 2023 Mentors and Mentees at a Happy Hour at the Top of the Strand Rooftop Bar.
March 21: Reinventing NYC: What Does NYC Look Like in the Next Decade? Stimulating panel hosted by Moody's featuring panelists Olga Chernat, CFA - Executive Director, NYC Municipal Water Finance Authority; Marjorie Henning - Deputy Comptroller for Public Finance, New York City Comptroller's Office; Ermengarde Jabir - Senior Economist, Moody’s Analytics; and Rachel Weinberger - Director, Research Strategy & Peter W. Herman Chair for Transportation, Regional Plan Association, moderated by Nora Wittstruck - Senior Director - Cross Practice Sector Leader, S&P Global.
February 28: Mentoring Kickoff: In-person event (with some participants on Zoom) - our annual "speed-dating" event to pair mentors and mentees. Thanks to Orrick for hosting! 2022December 6, 2022: The Bond Buyer Deal of the Year Awards featuring the Freda Johnson Awards and the Trailblazers Awards. Pictured below: Public Sector winner Deborah Goldberg, Treasurer, Commonwealth of Massachusetts (left), Private Sector winner Emilie Ninan, Partner and Co-Chair of Finance Department, Member of Expanded Board, Ballard Spahr LLP (center), and Freda Johnson (right).
October 27, 2022: NEWPF/MuniPride LGBTQ+ History Month Social Mixer September 28, 2022: Mentoring Happy Hour at Top of the Strand Rooftop Bar
August 10, 2022: Let's Celebrate Summer in CT! - networking happy hour at Rooftop 120 in Glastonbury, CT July/August 2022: Summer Dine-Arounds in NYC (see the Photos page). March 7: 2022:Annual Mentoring Kickoff Event February 2022: WCW - Women Celebrating Women! - View the women highlighted by NEWPF for Black History Month January 19, 2022: NEWPF and Ballard Spahr LLP presented an interactive virtual discussion entitled "Step Into Your Power in 2022" featuring Liz Bentley, founder and president of Liz Bentley Associates, a leadership consulting firm January 13, 2022: Panel Discussion on the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, moderated by Julie Beglin, Managing Director Wells Fargo. Panelist were Emily Brock, Director, Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA), Patrick McCoy, Director of Finance, Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), Naomi Renek, Senior Advisor for Federal Poicy , MTA, and Frank Sacr, Interim CFO/Interim Executive Director, Gateway Program Development Corporation. 2021September 23, 2021: Beyond The Purse Strings - In-Person Networking Event especially for women in charge of local government finances - NEWPF and GFOA-CT co-hosted this event in Hartford, CT featuring opening remarks by the mayors of East Hartford and West Hartford and a panel discussion on "Sharing Best Practices on Investments and Debt Management for Local Governments," moderated by NEWPF Board Member Keisha Palmer. July & August 2021: Summer Dine-Arounds in NYC and NJ May 20, 2021: What Can Past NYC Crises Teach Us For Recovery? The recording of this Zoom webinar can be viewed here. Our four panelists give their respective in-depth historical perspectives on what can be learned from past New York City crises (despite different causal factors) in order to effectively recover from the effects of the pandemic. Both Dick Ravitch and Peter Goldmark have direct experience in past crises and can offer first hand knowledge of what it will take for the City to recover. Amy Laskey and Nick Samuels give us the rating agency perspective on what it will take to maintain and improve the City’s creditworthiness. Freda Johnson moderates. Richard Ravitch: Builder; businessman; Chair of the Empire State Development Corporation, 1975-1977; Chair of the MTA 1979-1980; Lieutenant Governor, 2009-2010; Co-Chair (with Paul Volcker) State Budget Crises Task Force, 2012. Peter Goldmark: Advisor to foundations on climate change strategy; Publisher; New York State Budget Director, 1975-1977; Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, 1977-1985; President of the Rockefeller Foundation, 1988-1997; Chairman and CEO International Herald Tribune, 1998-2003; Director of Environmental Defense Fund Climate and Air Program, 2004-2010. Amy Laskey: Managing Director, Fitch Ratings. Nicholas Samuels: Senior Vice President and Senior Credit Officer, Moody’s Investors Service Freda Johnson, Board and Executive Committee Member, Northeast Women in Public Finance, 2010 to present; Trustee, Queens College Foundation, 2009 to present; Executive Vice President and Director of the Public Finance Department, Moody’s Investors Service, 1979-1990; President, Government Finance Associates, Inc., 1990-2011.
April 22, 2021: Celebrating Earth Day: A Focus on Climate Change, Resiliency Management, and Financial Trends - an audio-only earth day event featuring Panel Moderator Ana Yordanov, Portfolio Manager at Bank of America Global Leasing, joined by a consultant, leading issuer, bond insurer, and credit analyst: Dr. Jennifer Jurado, Chief Resiliency Officer & Director, Broward County, FL; Nora Wittstruck, Director & ESG Lead, USPF, S&P Global Ratings; Laura Levenstein, Chief Risk Officer, Build America Mutual; and Stacy Swann, CEO and Founder, Climate Finance Advisors, Benefit LLC. The audio recording of this event can be heard by clicking the playback button below.
April 15, 2021: From Niche to Mainstream: ESG Issuing and Investing - Zoom webinar featuring Panel Moderator: Sally Bednar, Head of Municipal ESG and Capital Markets at Wells Fargo Securities, Ellen Duffy, Senior Vice President Debt Issuance & Finance, New York City Housing Development Corporation (NYC HDC), James McIntyre, Director of Capital Markets, New York State Homes and Community Renewal (NYS HCR), and Rachel Betton, Senior Vice President, Municipal Bond Portfolio Manager, PIMCO. The video of this webinar can be viewed here.
April 6, 2021: Yellow: Race in America Beyond Black and White - a conversation on violence against the AAPI community with Frank Wu, President of Queen's College, moderated by Juliet Kong Stiehl of Build America Mutual and NEWPF Board member. He spoke not only about the recent surge in prejudice and violent attacks, but about how "yellow" people fit into American Society, then answered several audience questions. View the video HERE. Here are some pertinent articles authored by President Wu: March 9, 2021: We had a bumper crop of mentors and mentees getting "up close and personal" in Zoom breakout rooms for our annual Mentoring Kick-off Event!
February 10, 2021: In Honor of Black History Month, NEWPF Presents: Black Women Leadership: Strategies to Advance in Finance NEWPF hosted a dynamic fireside chat between two industry powerhouses as they address strategies to navigate and advance in the corporate world. View the recording HERE. Valerie's company can be reached at https://www.elloreetalent.com/.
January 13, 2021: "Stand up and Speak Out in the New Year" webinar with Dr. Lois Frankel, co-sponsored with Ballard Spahr LLP. |
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June 26, 2019 - Informal Pop-Up Networking Event
February 20, 2019 - In Celebration of Black History Month - Black Women Who Lead
Insights from women who are leading the charge in Public Finance
Co-Sponsored with Orrick
Northeast Women in Public Finance and Orrick co-hosted an honest and provocative discussion Recognizing Black Women Who Lead in celebration of Black History Month. All too often employees of color do not see themselves reflected in the upper ranks of their companies. Black women in business are challenged by this even more. While companies have recognized that diverse leadership is good for business, today’s challenges for black women with leadership aspirations have yet to be part of a larger dialogue on women, work and ambition. The event was inspired by the Center for Talent Innovation’s (CTI) groundbreaking research “Black Women: Ready to Lead” which focuses on the importance of highlighting and understanding the history, voices and experiences of black women in order to shift the conversations around race, feminism and leadership.
The event featured a powerhouse group of speakers from across public finance who took a courageous approach to their personal and professional lives and as a result, have achieved remarkable success. The evening began with a greeting from Lorraine McGowen, Partner and Co-Chair of Orrick’s Diversity and Inclusion Initiative, followed by opening remarks by Neene Jenkins, Vice President at AllianceBernstein. Neene highlighted the CTI research to set the goals for the discussion. Industry leaders Natasha Holiday, Managing Director at RBC Capital Markets; Kimberly Lyons, Senior Vice President at Dexia; and Ritta McLaughlin, Chief Education Office at MSRB, alongside panel moderator Sandra Altine, Managing Director of Global Diversity & Inclusion and Moody’s Investors Service, then shared their insights on everything from the importance of authentic leadership and creating a “circle of sisters” to celebrate your victories and support you through challenges. While a number of topics were touched on throughout the evening, there was overwhelming agreement that the formidable power, talent and organic leadership of black women should be more fully leveraged within Corporate America including public finance. The event closed with remarks by Vanessa Youngs, Assistant Vice President, Manager at Moody’s Investor Service, who shared ways attendees could be stronger allies for women of color. The event transitioned to a networking reception that kept the conversation going!
A special thank you to event organizers from NEWPF and Orrick including Neene Jenkins, Kimberly Lyons, Bonnie Tessler, Vanessa Youngs, and Alison Radecki. The response was overwhelming with over 100 guests trekking through the snow to be in attendance. We look forward to keeping the dialogue going! We look forward to seeing you at the next NEWPF event on March 20.
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2018
November 15, 2018 - NEWPF Pre-Holiday Party. Thanks to our sponsor Assured Guaranty.
October 30, 2018 - NEWPF Project Finance Event: Hudson Yards
We heard about how the project incorporated environmentally friendly design components and green construction techniques make this project a model for clean, efficient development. We also learned about the innovative financing utilized for Hudson Yards and heard how the project is viewed by ESG investors. Moderator: Diana Hoadley, Goldman Sachs, Panelists: Alan Anders, President, Hudson Yards Infrastructure Corporation, Angela Cavaluzzi, President, Hudson Yards Development Corporation, Marvin Markus, Managing Director, Goldman Sachs, Al Quintero, Managing Director, Samuel A. Ramirez & Co., Erin Bigley, CFA, Senior Portfolio Manager, AllianceBernstein, Taylor Hard, Project Manager & Geologist, NYC Mayor's Office of Environmental Remediation, Geoff Hurst, VP Sustainability, Related Companies. Thanks to our sponsor: AllianceBernstein
October 17, 2018 - Second Annual Career Q&A Teleconference
We held a one-hour teleconference featuring three distinguished members of NEWPF who discussed their career paths and answered questions. This event was open to ALL municipal finance professionals - public or private sector, men or women, NEWPF members and non-members. The panelists were Alice Cheng, Associate Director, Kroll Bond Rating Agency; Kimberly Lyons, Senior Vice President, Dexia Credit Local; and Ana Yordanov, Portfolio Manager, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, with Diane Brosen (S&P Global, retired) serving again as the moderator. Sponsored by Kroll Bond Rating Agency.
Summer Dine-Arounds
This was the seventh annual Dine Around event during Restaurant Week in New York City. This popular event enables members and non-members to meet in small groups over dinner, to get to know one another and exchange valuable information. Each dinner is "hosted" by a NEWPF Board member (but diners pay their own way).
May 14, 2018 - Second Annual Tax Reform Panel
This panel discussed changes made by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act relevant to municipal bonds and how these changes have affected the municipal community in general. Speakers from the legal, issuer, banking, and purchaser realms addressed how the municipal world has changed, and the need to develop and implement financing strategies for the future. Moderator: Linda D'Onofrio, Greenberg Traurig, LLP. Panelists: Emily Brock, GFOA, Kristin Stephens, UBS Financial Services Inc., Paul Creedon, Citi. Thanks to sponsors Fitch Ratings and Assured Guaranty, and to KPMG for hosting.
April 11, 2018 - 11th Annual Mentoring Event
With the generous support of Assured Guaranty, Build America Mutual, Roosevelt & Cross Inc, and S&P Global, NEWPF held our kick-off mentoring event to begin the process of pairing mentors and mentees for the upcoming year.
March 6, 2018 - Annual Project Finance: Moynihan Project
NEWPF arranged a discussion by the key players about the $1.6 billion project to convert the James A. Farley Post Office into a new train hall which will provide commuters with increased train and passenger capacity at Penn Station. In addition, the project will create a super-hub to revitalize the neighborhood and create a new business district. The discussion provided an overview of the different phases of the project and the various financing vehicles being used which include a TIFIA loan. Moderator: Susan Long, Esq., Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP. Panelists: Michael Evans, President, Moynihan Station Development Corporation and Nicole Doheny, Senior Vice President, Ernst & Young Infrastructure Advisors, LLC. Thanks to our sponsor Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP.
2017
Holiday Cheer in CT - November 30, 2017
Pre-Holiday Party - November 17, 2016
Sponsored by: Assured Guaranty
YOU SPOKE, WE LISTENED! Career Q&A Teleconference - October 17, 2017
Participants in our popular Mentoring Program requested additional career counseling programming. We held a one-hour teleconference featuring three distinguished members of NEWPF who discussed their career paths and answered questions. This event was open to ALL municipal finance professionals - public or private sector, men or women, NEWPF members and non-members. The panelists were Elaine Brennan, Senior Vice President, Roosevelt & Cross, Inc., Neene Jenkins, Vice President, AllianceBernstein, and Jessalynn Moro, Managing Director and Head of U.S. Public Finance, Fitch Ratings. Sponsored by Fitch Ratings.
Breakfast with State Treasurer of Rhode Island, Seth Magaziner - October 5, 2017
Rhode Island's historic 2011 state public pension reform significantly changed the trajectory of the state’s finances. Rhode Island General Treasurer Seth Magaziner continues to lead the way towards a more sustainable pension system post-reform, amidst growing national dialogue about the future of public pensions.
Summer Dine-Around
This was the sixth annual Dine Around event during Restaurant Week in New York City. This popular event enables members and non-members to meet in small groups over dinner, to get to know one another and exchange valuable information. Each dinner is "hosted" by a NEWPF Board member (but diners pay their own way).
The Municipal Bond Tax Exemption in Perspective: You Don't Know What You've Got 'Til it's Gone - June 7, 2017
NEWPF hosted a panel discussion focused on the role that municipal bonds—and the municipal bond tax exemption—has played in the development of our public infrastructure. The panel reflected on the history of our current method of financing public infrastructure and what the benefits of tax exemption have been, as well as on possible future changes and how current uncertainty is affecting investors and issuers today. Panelists: Michael Zezas, Municipal Bond Strategist, Morgan Stanley; Carol Kostik, Deputy Comptroller for Public Finance, The City of New York; Emily Brock, Director of the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) Federal Liaison Center; and Robert Fippinger, Chief Legal Officer, Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB); Moderator:
Linda D'Onofrio. Sponsor: Kroll Bond Rating Agency, Fitch Ratings
Second Annual Municipal Market Panel - April 25, 2017
NEWPF and MBWCNY presented an interactive panel focusing on navigating the municipal marketplace that is confronted with possible regulatory reform of tax-exemption, health care policy and state funding, in the context of Fed rate increases. Moderator: Kimberly Lyons, Head of Municipal Finance Credit Risk Management, Dexia Credit Local; Panelists: Vivian Altman, Head of Origination and National Strategy, Janney Montgomery Scott LLC; Natalie Cohen, Managing Director, Municipal Securities Research, Wells Fargo LLC; Robin Prunty, Managing Director, Analytics & Research, U.S. Public Finance Ratings, S&P Global Ratings; and Marian Zucker, former President of Finance and Development, New York State Homes and Community Redevelopment
Pace University Event - April 2017
Kim Vaccari (NYCEDC), Cristin Jacoby (Moody’s) and Beth Smayda (ACA Financial Guaranty) participated in a panel introducing Pace University MBA students to careers in public finance and green financing initiatives. The event was sponsored by Pace’s Graduate Finance Club and Lubin Women in Leadership.
UConn's New Hartford Campus: An Overview - March 30, 2017
An overview from UConn's lead architect, Laura A. Cruickshank
10th Annual Mentoring Event - March 23, 2017
Mentoring event hosted by Standard & Poor's at which we describe the program, answer questions, and match up mentors and mentees. Thanks to our Sponsors: Assured Guaranty, Build America Mutual, National Public Finance Guarantee, Roosevelt & Cross, Inc., and Standard & Poor's
NEWPF Panel on Transportation Sector - February 2, 2017
NEWPF hosted a panel consisting of Secretary Leslie Richards, PA Department of Transportation; Donna Manuelli, CFO, New Jersey Turnpike Authority; and Pat McCoy, Director of Finance, Metropolitan Transit Authority, moderated by Kim Vaccari, Executive Vice President and CFO, NYCEDC. Thanks to our host and sponsor: Assured Guaranty.
Download Donna Manuelli's presentation.
2016
Credit Spotlight: City of Chicago - December 7, 2016
NEWPF hosted Carole Brown, the CFO of the City of Chicago to discuss Chicago's current status and where she sees the City in the future. Thanks to our sponsors: AllianceBernstein and Jefferies.
Pre-Holiday Party - November 17, 2016
Sponsored by: National Public Finance Guarantee Corporation and Ramirez & Co., Inc.
NEWPF Annual Project Finance Event: LaGuardia Airport - November 9, 2016
Panel discussion about New York State's most significant P3 project at LaGuardia Airport's Terminal B. Moderated by Mary Francoeur, Managing Director, Public Financial Management, the panel included Cheryl Yetka, Treasurer, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Young Lee, Esq., Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP, Marie-Liesse Marc, Senior Director, Vantage Airport Group, and Doreen Frasca, President, Frasca & Associates LLC. The event was sponsored by Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, LLP.
The following video was shown during this event: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TC7CrgJrCCc.
Further information can be found here: http://laguardiaairport.com/redevelopment/.
Pop-Up Happy Hour - September 15, 2016 - spontaneous informal gathering at The Beer Bar
Summer Dine-Around
This was the fifth annual Dine Around event during Restaurant Week in New York City and Connecticut. This event enables members and non-members to meet in small groups over dinner, to get to know one another and exchange valuable information. Each dinner is "hosted" by a NEWPF Board member (but diners pay their own way).
The Short-Term Muni Market - June 14, 2016 - Municipal Bond Women's Club of New York and Northeast Women in Public Finance co-hosted an interactive panel on the Short-Term Muni Market. Money Market reform is impacting the entire municipal bond market. The panel featured Colleen Meehan, Money Market Portfolio Management, Dreyfus Corp (Moderator) and Olga Chernat, Deputy Director of Finance, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Mary Jo Ochson, Money Market Portfolio Management, Federated Investors, and Betty Infantes, Short-Term Trader, Jefferies LLC (panelists).
Handout: Money Market Reform and the impact on the Municipal Market
Making the Best of Ourselves - May 5, 2016 - Presentation hosted by Ramirez & Co., featuring Charlotte A. Lee of Lee Hecht Harrison, one of the world's largest outplacement firms. Topics included managing your career for optimal success, presentation skills, managing diverse leadership styles, embracing risk and much more. Handouts: Phone Interviewing Tips, Body Language Tips
Pensions: What is Really Behind the Numbers - April 20, 2016 - Panel event hosted by AB Global featuring moderator Neene Jenkins (AB Global), Ritta McLaughlin (Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board), Les Richmond (Build America Mutual) and Marcia Van Wagner (Moody's Investors Service).
College Outreach - February 5, 2016 at NYU - In our efforts to engage and promote interest in public finance, we host an annual event targeted to New York City metropolitan area students and their professors to enable them to learn about the various professions related to the public finance industry and to meet industry leaders in each of these areas. It also gives the students an opportunity to forge relationships for future contacts.
9th Annual Mentoring Event - March 3, 2016 - Mentoring event hosted by Standard & Poor's at which we describe the program, answer questions, and match up mentors and mentees. Thanks to our Sponsors: Assured Guaranty, Build America Mutual, National Public Finance Guarantee, Roosevelt & Cross, Inc., and Standard & Poor's
2015
8th Annual Mentoring Event - April 7, 2015 - Mentoring event hosted by Standard & Poor's at which we describe the program, answer questions, and match up mentors and mentees. Thanks to our Sponsors: Build America Mutual, National Public Finance Guarantee, Roosevelt & Cross, Inc., and Standard & Poor's
Impacting the Muni Market - Hedge Fund Participation - April 15, 2015 - Panel discussion hosted by Citigroup featuring Susan Courtney, Prudential; Julie Morrone, Rosemawr; Thea Okin, Western Asset Management; and Hector Negroni, Fundamental Advisors. Thanks to our Sponsor: Citigroup
Stepping Up: Women Elected and Connected Through the Political Process - June 30, 2015 - Panel discussion hosted by RBC Capital Markets featuring Hon. Kathleen Rice (United States Congresswoman) and Hon. Andrea Stewart-Cousins (New York State Senator).
Summer Dine-Around
This was the fourth annual Dine Around event during Restaurant Week in New York City and Connecticut. This event enables members and non-members to meet in small groups over dinner, to get to know one another and exchange valuable information. Each dinner is "hosted" by a NEWPF Board member (but diners pay their own way).
Charting a Different Course: Women Entrepreneurs in Public Finance - November 6, 2015
Panel discussion in Hartford, CT
Sponsored by: First Southwest, Piper Jaffray, Hawkins, Delafield & Wood LLP, Updike, Kelly & Spellacy, P.C.
Hear the stories of successful women entrepreneurs who broke the mold and took a chance by starting their own firms to serve the needs of public debt issuers.
Featured Project Series: Goethals Bridge - November 9, 2015
Host: FitchRatings
Each year we highlight a major project financed with municipal bonds, bringing together all significant parties (e.g., issuer, banker, advisor, bond counsel) to discuss with the audience the important aspects of the financing.
Puerto Rico: What does the Future Look Like? - November 17, 2015
Sponsored by: Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
Panel discussion on the anticipated impact of a broad restructuring of Puerto Rico's debt on the muni-market as a whole, and in particular on the high-yield and alternative markets?
Pre-Holiday Party - November 19, 2015
Sponsored by: National Public Finance Guarantee Corporation
2014
Mentoring Event
Sponsored by: Standard & Poor's, Roosevelt & Cross Inc., Build America Mutual
Municipal Advisor Rule: The Municipal Market after July 1
Sponsored by: RBC Capital Markets, Wells Fargo, PFM, Janney Montgomery Scott LLC
Summer Dine-Around
Featured Project Series: Applied Sciences NYC
Facility Host: Goldman Sachs
It's Easy Being Green: Green Initiatives in Public Finance
Sponsored by: Day Pitney LLP, Pullman & Comley LLC, Robinson & Cole LLP, Shipman & Goodwin LLP
Social Media - How to Elevate your Career
Pre-Holiday Party
Sponsored by: National Public Finance Guarantee, Kroll Bond Ratings, Assured Guaranty, Fitch Ratings
2013
Mentoring Event
Sponsored by: National Public Finance Guarantee, Assured Guaranty, Build America Mutual
NEWPF Panel of Elected Women
Sponsored by: Orrick
Hudson Yards from Start to Finish
Sponsored by: KPMG, Frasca & Associates, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Nixon Peabody, RBC Capital Markets, Roosevelt & Cross Inc., Wells Fargo
Summer Dine-Around
The Detroit Bankruptcy: A 360° View
Members Only: Diverse Opportunities for Women in Public Finance
Sponsored by: J. P. Morgan
Pre-Holiday Party
Sponsored by: Kroll Bond Ratings, Assured Guaranty, Fitch Ratings
2012
Terms of Engagement: The Changing Rules in Public Finance
Sponsored by: J.P. Morgan
Summer Dine-Around
Fall Party
Sponsored by: Assured Guaranty. Fitch Ratings, Moody's Investors Services, Standard & Poor's Rating Services
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May 10: Volunteer Opportunity with Fresh Air Fund at Sharpe Reservation
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