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      <![CDATA[<p>Global Leadership Summit 2015<br/>
 Session 4a<br/>
 Sallie Krawcheck<br/>
 Leadership and Ethics on Wall Street</p>
<ul>
<li>retirement savings gap/crisis</li>
<li>there is a solution that is a benefit to many</li>
<li>the retirement savings gap is a problem for women</li>
<li>there is real power in the intersection of women and money</li>
<li>diverse teams outperform other teams</li>
<li>diversity has the potential to improve ethics in business and wall street</li>
<li>the number one reason why women accept a job is meaning and purpose</li>
<li>thinking about the client first (relational focus) typically comes from females</li>
<li>this different way of thinking has value</li>
<li>diverse teams make more effective decisions (not quicker decisions)</li>
<li>diversity is hard</li>
<li>the research shows we like powerful men and not powerful women</li>
<li>the courageous conversation is to notice times when we are discriminating</li>
<li>5 thoughts on how to grow diversity - <strong>(1)</strong> recognize that differences and disagreements are strengths</li>
<li><strong>(2)</strong> to improve diversity we need to ask, “do we have the strongest team in place (with diversity)”</li>
<li><strong>(3)</strong> really live our values…if you say you care about people it should show in your actions</li>
<li><strong>(4)</strong> women are tired (hair and makeup types of things are specific to women)</li>
<li><strong>(5)</strong> watch the micro lessons…make sure feedback is given to women in the same way as men</li>
<li>“work every day as if your children are watching you.” (They are)</li>
<li>have gratitude</li>
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