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Spring 2007
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Wharton Women in London Fight the Glass Ceiling

Wharton women graduates are building an informal network amongst the alumni community in London. The group was started in 2004 by alumnae Tina Winfield Achkar, WG'91, Sharla Kaussari-Dick, WG'70, Joy Seppala, WG'89, who wanted to reconnect with the Wharton community, and is part of the Wharton Alumni efforts in the UK.

Alumnae host events in their homes or offices to facilitate the logistics of meeting up with one another and other members from the Wharton community.

Tina Winfield Achkar hosts informal dinners in her home on a regular basis. Most recently, Monty Harris from Wharton Alumni Affairs joined the Wharton Women in London to update them on what is happening with alumni affairs around the world.

Other notable events included:

  • Discussion on "Breaking Through the Glass Ceiling" hosted by Ellen Brunsberg, WG'91, at Morgan Stanley. Guest speakers included Marisa Drew, WG'92, and Diane McGrath, WG'91.

  • Garden party at the Sloane Square home of Dana Nason, WG'94, G'94.

  • Buffet dinner at INSEAD grad Jane Stingfellow's home for Wharton and INSEAD alumnae.

  • Breakfast sessions at the SISU Capital office of Joy Seppala.

Events are published on line at www.whartonclubuk.net and are open to women living in or passing through London. If you are interested in becoming more involved in the Wharton Women's Network or will be passing through London and would like to find out about upcoming events, please contact Tina Winfield Achkar at t.achkar@btopenworld.com.

We look forward to re-connecting with you!

—Tina Winfield Achkar, WG'91

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