Press Releases, News & Keynote Events
RTSWS Newsletter
Awards & Recognition
Inclusion in the News
Welcome to the Rock The Street Wall Street Newsroom. We work closely with reporters and communications teams while featuring select press releases, news coverage and key speaking events below.
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Press Releases, News & Keynote Events
See our most recent press releases and announcements, news coverage & keynote events
RTSWS Newsletter
Read our Bi-weekly newsletter reaching over 10k subscribes highlighting our programming, students, schools and volunteers supported by our sponsors.
Awards & Recognition
Explore the accolades and recognition garnered by Rock The Street, Wall Street, highlighting our impactful initiatives and contributions to empowering young women in finance.
Inclusion in the News
Review curated insightful articles and papers selected monthly by RTSWS, providing a centralized resource
Videos
Explore the dynamic world of finance education with Rock The Street, Wall Street through our engaging video content. From insightful interviews with industry experts to inspiring stories from our students and volunteers, dive into our videos to discover the impact of RTSWS in empowering the next generation of female finance leaders.
Industry Events
FinLit Month: Conversation with Founders Maura Cunningham & Sallie Krawcheck Introduced by Ashley Leftwich
Ellevest and Rock The Street, Wall Street founders, Sallie Krawcheck and Maura Cunningham, led a candid discussion on the crucial benefits of young women investing. They break down the power of investing, the importance of financial independence, and what it's like to...
Morgan Stanley Prime Brokerage COO/CFO Conference
10-18-2024
An immersive financial and investment literacy program, bringing the M in STEM to diverse high school girls, sparking their interest into financial studies and careers
CFA & Rock The Street, Wall Street: Celebrating Women’s Month Across Canada
March 5th, 2024 - Virtual - TorontoResearch indicates that girls in the U.S, UK and Canada perform on par with boys in math during elementary and middle school, but their performance wanes significantly in high school/secondary school, and beyond, known as the “gender...
