Deutsche Bank Hosts 16th Annual Women on Wall Street® Conference

Deutsche Bank today announced that it will host the 16th annual Women on Wall Street® conference, entitled "Innovation: Ideas to Action,” tonight at 5:00pm in New York. Deutsche Bank has sponsored this conference for members of the financial and broader business communities every year since 1995. Since its inception, attendance at Women on Wall Street has grown from 200, to over 2000.

The conference will begin with welcoming remarks by Anshu Jain, Head of the Corporate & Investment Bank and member of the Management Board. Jain’s remarks will be followed by a keynote speech by Steven Berlin Johnson, best-selling author, social critic and technologist.

Following the keynote, Sharon Hall, Partner and Co-founder of the Diversity Practice at Spencer Stuart, will moderate a panel discussion among five female thought-leaders on how to successfully implement innovation, including:

• Louise Kitchen, Managing Director and Global Head of Commodities Structuring & Sales, Deutsche Bank
• Alexandra Lebenthal, Chief Executive Officer, Alexandra & James Co. and Lebenthal & Company
• Julie Richardson, Managing Director and Head of the New York Office, Providence Equity Partners
• Reshma Saujani, Attorney and former Deputy General Counsel at Fortress Investment Group
• Alexandra Wilkis Wilson, Founder and Chief Merchandiser, Gilt Groupe

The panel discussion will be followed by closing remarks from Nancy Lublin, Chief Executive Officer of DoSomething.org and Founder of Dress for Success.

"We are thrilled to bring together another group of bright and talented female leaders in the industry for the 16th Women on Wall Street conference,” said Seth Waugh, Chief Executive Officer of Deutsche Bank Americas and member of the Group Executive Committee. "We hope the conference inspires more women to pursue careers in financial services.”

The Women on Wall Street network (WOWS®) is an integral part of Deutsche Bank’s diversity strategy which seeks to develop, retain, inspire and motivate diverse talent. Previously, WOWS was called the Global Partnership Network for Women (GPNW), and was established in 1991 by a group of women at Bankers Trust prior to its merger with Deutsche Bank. WOWS’ mission is to enhance the work experience and maximize the potential of female employees.

For further information on Deutsche Bank’s Women on Wall Street conference, please visit http://wows.db.com.

"Women on Wall Street” and "WOWS” are registered trademarks of Deutsche Bank. All rights reserved.

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