Deutsche Bank Hosts 17th Annual Women on Wall Street Conference

Deutsche Bank announced that yesterday it held the 17th Annual Women on Wall Street^® (WOWS) conference, in New York. The theme of this year’s conference was Breaking Through to the C-Suite. Deutsche Bank has sponsored this conference for members of the financial and broader business community since 1995, over which time attendance has grown from 200 to over 2000.

The conference began with remarks by Jeff Mayer, Head of Deutsche Bank’s Corporate & Investment Bank for North America. Sharon Allen, outgoing Chairman of the Board at Deloitte was the keynote speaker and Roelfien Kujipers, Global Head of DB Advisors, Deutsche Bank’s institutional asset management business, provided closing remarks.

Carolyn Buck Luce, a partner with the professional services firm, Ernst & Young, moderated a panel discussion on strategies for how individuals make it to the C-Suite of large companies and organizations. This year’s panelists included:

• Ann Marie Petach, Chief Financial Officer of BlackRock
• Donna Milrod, Deputy Chief Executive Officer for Deutsche Bank, Americas
• Ilene Lang, Chief Executive Officer of Catalyst and
• Katherine Garrett Cox, Chief Executive Officer of Alliance Trust.

"As an organization we are committed to the advancement of women leaders on Wall Street and it is with great pride that we are able to host this event again this year,” said Seth Waugh, Chief Executive Officer of Deutsche Bank Americas and member of the Group Executive Committee.

This year, Deutsche Bank made a donation of $20,000 to Girls Inc, a nonprofit organization selected by conference attendees, whose efforts to promote leadership and development for women and girls align with the goals of the WOWS Conference. The other finalists for the donation were The White House Project and Forte Foundation.

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.

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