Wall Street Women is a members-only community for women in corporate America and the women who want to speak its language. Mentorship, networking, education, and a room full of women who actually get it.

NYC

Spring Meetup

Member Night

Chapter Meetup

After Hours

Wellness Wednesday

NYC Chapter

NYC

NYC Meetup

Pinstripe 5K

Yankee Stadium

The Bronx

Private Lounge

Roe · NYC

Roe · NYC

NYC Chapter
Everything inside WSW is built for women who are serious about their careers and serious about lifting other women up while they climb. Here is what your membership actually looks like.
You get matched with a mentor or a peer who is in your track, your industry, or one step ahead of where you are trying to go. Not random. Not algorithmic. Intentional.
Dinners, rooftops, coffees, and after-work gatherings in cities across the country and internationally. You will know at least one person in the room before you walk in.
Every Sunday we get on a call together. Low pressure, high value. You bring what is on your mind that week and the room helps you work through it.
Women who have done the thing you are trying to do, sitting down and telling you exactly how they did it. CFOs, partners, founders, and senior leaders who do not sugarcoat.
Every month there is a new challenge designed to push you forward professionally. Complete it and you are in the running for real prizes. It keeps things fun and it keeps things moving.
Need personalized guidance on your resume, your next career move, or how to negotiate an offer? You get direct access to coaching sessions built around your situation.
We show up for each other and for our communities. WSW organizes group volunteer opportunities so you can give back alongside women who share your values.
Case studies with full solutions, resume templates, detailed Excel formulas and functions, and AI prompts that actually streamline your work and your life. All built by women who use this stuff daily.
Every Tuesday you get new material covering everything from interview prep to advanced Excel to cutting-edge AI tools you can implement in your career that same week. Practical, specific, no fluff.
Wall Street Women started because the room didn't exist. There was no space where women across corporate America could connect with each other honestly, share what was actually working, and build the kind of relationships that move careers forward. Not a networking event where you exchange business cards and forget each other by Monday. A real room. With real women. Having real conversations.
So we built it. What started as a small group of professionals comparing notes has grown into a private community that spans industries, cities, and career stages. We have women in investment banking, private equity, asset management, corporate finance, consulting, tech, law, and everything in between. Some are just getting started. Some are running the show. All of them are here because they want to be surrounded by women who take their careers as seriously as they do.
This is not a feel-good community that posts motivational quotes and calls it a day. WSW is built around substance. Our members get structured mentorship matches, networking events in cities across the country and internationally, weekly Zoom calls, monthly challenges, one-on-one coaching, and a full library of resources that includes case studies, Excel deep-dives, AI workflows, resume templates, and Tip Tuesday drops every single week. Everything is designed to give you tools you can use immediately.
We are finance-heavy by DNA but corporate-wide by design. If you are a woman who wants to be excellent at what you do and wants to be in a room with other women who feel the same way, this is your community. Just the room you have been looking for.

Hannah graduated from Rice University in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and a minor in business, completing her undergraduate degree in three years as a student-athlete. She returned to Rice for a Master's in Accounting, graduating in 2021.
She spent the next several years building her career in finance through 2026, where she saw first-hand the gap that Wall Street Women was built to close. Hannah founded Wall Street Wardrobe in early 2025 and launched Wall Street Women shortly after.

Vivian graduated from Texas A&M University in 2026 with a degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering and a minor in business. As COO, she helps run the operations behind the scenes.
Vivian is the right person to reach for partnerships, press, and member experience inquiries.
This season includes speakers who have sat on the other side of the table, rooms in the city, and a workshop on the floor at Nordstrom. This is what the calendar looks like when the community is in motion.
Your resume may get you the interview, but how you tell the story is what happens next. Gabi, founder of Wall Street Edge, walks through “Tell me about yourself,” “Why this role?” and “Why this company?” so the answers sound specific rather than rehearsed, whether you are recruiting now or quietly planning the next move.
This is the after-hours version of the room: no nametags, no programmed icebreakers, just women who talk like they have been in the building.
Jess is a headhunter who works in private equity, investment banking, and finance search across London and the U.S., with nearly fifteen years in the market and her own firm. She will tell you what actually happens to your resume when it lands on a recruiter’s desk and how to sell the version of yourself that gets a callback.
Three members go on the record about how they got here, what they would do differently, and the unglamorous parts of the climb that never make the LinkedIn post.
An early hour on the mat with women who will be on a desk by 8. The workout is only the excuse, and the point is starting the day in the room.
Ashley Russo is a financial advisor who built a practice around making the language of money usable, especially for women who are excellent at their jobs and still under-advised on their own balance sheets. This working session is about taking control of the plan rather than sitting through a lecture on being “better with money.”
A live workshop on the floor at Nordstrom with ProjectBee, covering how you walk in, what you wear to the room you want next, and the difference between looking expensive and looking like you belong there. Seats are limited, and it is the kind of afternoon you remember the next time you dress for a Superday or a client dinner.

NYC

Spring Meetup

Member Night

Chapter Meetup

After Hours

Wellness Wednesday

NYC Chapter

NYC

NYC Meetup

Yankee Stadium · Pinstripe 5K

Yankee Stadium

The Bronx

Private Lounge

Roe · NYC

Roe · NYC

NYC Chapter
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