#21 Carpe Diem: Janet Hanson on Recognizing Opportunity and Taking Risk

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What does it take to become the first woman in the history of Goldman Sachs to be promoted into sales management? That accomplishment was just the beginning of Janet Hanson’s career. Kelly Hoey and Janet talk about how her early career at Goldman prompted her to strike out on her own as founder/CEO of Milestone Capital and 85 Broads, the global business women’s network now known as Ellevate. Janet’s early support of female founders is legendary, and includes angel investments in companies such as LearnVest and AHA Life.

Notes

Daniel F. Crowley, 69, Ex-Publishing Official The New York Times

Anne Brown Farrell Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World by William D. Cohan

Sara Weinheimer Ellevate

MANAGEMENT: A Network of Their Own; From an Exclusive Address, a Group for Women Only by Reed Abelson, The New York Times

Northwestern Mutual acquires LearnVest, the financial planning startup by Leena Rao, Fortune

The Education of Warren Buffett’s protégé by Colleen Leahey, Fortune

Stacey Borden ChixRx

Meghan Muntean, How Bustle Cracked the Code to Reach Millennial Women by Magnify Team, Hill+Knowlton Strategies

The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown, iBooks

Sheryl Sandberg Forbes

Anne-Marie Slaughter on Raising Men Who Do Housework by Sarah Sophie Flicker, The Cut

How this investor is bridging the ‘bravado gap’ by Sara Ashley O’Brien, CNNMoney

How Hillary Clinton’s historic win changes the game for girls by Holly Yan, CNNPolitics

Additional Reading

“85 Broads” Invests In Women by Melissa McNamara

This Is What An Angel Investor Looks Like – Janet Hanson by Angie Chang, Women 2.0

Feeling lucky: How important is luck to career success? by David Winter, The Guardian

Goldman Sachs 10,000 Women

Goldman Sachs Promotes Record Number of Women, and It’s Still Just 25 Percent by Emily Jane Fox, Vanity Fair

Krawcheck to Acquire 85 Broads From Ex-Goldman Executive by Laura Marcine, Bloomberg

Guest bios & transcripts are available on www.broadmic.com.

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