The Great Wealth Transfer is underway, and women are positioned to play an increasingly influential role in the future of wealth. As leaders, professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, and changemakers, women are not only inheriting wealth but creating it and taking on a profound responsibility—actively shaping how wealth is managed, invested, and used to create impact.

The Council for Women of Boston College invites all BC alumnae to an interactive, empowering conversation on women and the Great Wealth Transfer. Whether you are navigating your first job, maximizing your peak earning years, or planning your legacy, you’ll gain insights and practical strategies from fellow Eagles to help you make informed financial decisions with confidence at any stage.

This event will explore how women can strengthen their financial confidence, align wealth with personal values, and leverage their resources to create meaningful outcomes for themselves, their communities, and future generations.

Our discussion will feature distinguished alumnae and CWBC council members Michelle Knight ’98, MBA’05, CEO and chief economist at RWA Wealth Partners; and Kim Meninger ’97, MBA’08, keynote speaker, leadership coach, and consultant. Come for the insights, stay for the connection!

Wednesday, November 4
5:30 p.m. — Reception
6:30 p.m. — Speaking Program

Cost:
$40 for alumni, parents, and friends
$25 for young alumni (graduates from the Classes of 2021–26)

Questions? Contact affinity@bc.edu.

Please note, registration for this event is nonrefundable and nontransferable.