"When I was in school, I didn't know what I wanted to do when I grew up, especially in high school and access to information certainly wasn't as prevalent as it is today with the Google searches and use of the Internet. When I was in my second year of business school, I was exposed to the financial services industry and the capital markets industry and that's where I really changed course and decided to go into financial services. The real value about today is the opportunity for these grade 12 students to really be exposed to these types of careers very early on so that they can be informed and make an educated decision when they are heading into University about what a career in capital markets is really like." - Job Shadow Day Capital Markets Professional.
"We had about 100 grade 12th girls out this year which was very rewarding. Both men and women on Bay Street are very supportive of this day. We have s...
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WCM's Job Shadow Day is a free, day-long event, featuring interactive workshops, networking and mentoring sessions, presentations profiling women with...
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BNN's Catherine Murray spoke with Lindsay Brent, co-chair of SheBiz Toronto, which is in its sixth year, about inspiring young women in high school to...
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