Wolf Women of Wall Street
11 hrs. 52 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Paulina Bren
Author
Paulina Bren
Narrator
Marina Darinova
Narrator
Marina Darinova
Description
The book by historian Paulina Bren offers a view of Wall Street from an unglamorous entrance. From the 1960s up to September 11, 2001, the world of the stock exchange remained a stronghold of male power, where women were not treated with kid gloves.
Bren tells how generation after generation— from Brooklyn secretaries to graduates of Harvard Business School—women tried to break into the places where big money is made. This is a chronicle of persistence, ingenuity, and soberly modest results. “[Wall Street] Wolves” is a document of an era— a clear-eyed and gripping account of the collision of women, finance, and New York.
Bren tells how generation after generation— from Brooklyn secretaries to graduates of Harvard Business School—women tried to break into the places where big money is made. This is a chronicle of persistence, ingenuity, and soberly modest results. “[Wall Street] Wolves” is a document of an era— a clear-eyed and gripping account of the collision of women, finance, and New York.
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