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Women in Pensions Network (WiPN)
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Celebrating over 15 years of inspiring and empowering women in the retirement industry, WIPN stands at the forefront of professional development and growth. Born from a vision to connect, share, and contribute in a male-dominated field, WIPN now thrives as a beacon for women’s advancement in financial services. Here, we champion equity, mentorship, and the power of a united community.
Highlighting DEI at VCI and WIPN’s 10th Anniversary Women’s Summit
Top leaders came together in Cape Cod to discuss inclusivity and opportunity in the retirement plan space
WIPN Celebrates 15 Years
The 15th anniversary comes as WIPN presents findings from its latest annual study on "bright" and "hot" spots for women retirement professionals
Women Are Stressed in Balancing Caregiving and Work
A report by WIPN found women in the retirement industry were likelier to face pressure in their work and home life
WIPN Launches Major Women’s Mental, Physical Wellness Initiative
Women have disproportionately felt the impact of burnout in the workplace. WIPN aims to do something about it
New Research on Attitudes, Behaviors of Women in the Retirement Industry
Connections do in fact yield new opportunities, demonstrated by the finding that networking helped one in three female…
Women in Pensions Network (WiPN) Rebrands to Reflect Evolving Industry
WiPN is now WIPN after rebranding itself from Women in Pensions Network to WE Inspire. Promote. Network. Founded…
Proxy Votes for Corporate Directors Will be Influenced by Women
Board gender diversity is under investor scrutiny as major funds push for more women directors to boost corporate performance.
401(k) Advisor Succession Plans are a Mess—It’s a Problem
By now it’s cliché—the 401(k) advisor industry is overwhelmingly male, pale and stale. The average age of 401k…
Ascensus Announces Major 401(k) Hires
Ascensus channel management strategy grows as Kathleen Roche and Derek Vito join to strengthen advisor and broker-dealer relationships.
Female 401(k) Advisors Wanted (And Badly Needed)
What’s it gonna take? By now the stats are depressingly familiar — 401(k) advisors are overwhelmingly male and well…