Learning to Manage Life After Smith:
The WFI Program at Work

Randall K. "Randy" Bartlett, Professor of Economics at Smith College
Mara Grbenick '07, AIG Investment Analyst
and Smith WFI students

Wednesday, January 23, 2008, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
At the home of Anita Volz Wien '62, Smith Trustee
555 Park Avenue, 8E, New York, NY 10065
Enter on 62nd St., corner of Park Avenue

RSVP to Cam Kelly '84 at Smith College, ckelly@smith.edu or (413) 585-2666.

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Randall Bartlett is a Professor of Economics and has been involved in the WFI program since its inception, teaching "Financing Life," a regular-term course, and "From Backpack to Briefcase," a culmination workshop for seniors in May. He taught at Williams College, the University of Washington and Stanford University and has served as an economist with the Federal Trade Commission. He is the director of the Urban Studies Program and regularly teaches in the Public Policy Program. His most recent book is The Crisis of America's Cities.

Mara Grbenick joined AIG Investments in July 2007 as an analyst with dual responsibilities in private equity performance measurement and benchmarking, and the Sustainability Initiative, where her work focuses on the process of integrating environmental, social and governance considerations into investment analysis. Mara is active in the AIG Investments Culture Taskforce and the Sustainable Investments Steering Committee. Mara graduated from Smith in 2007 with a B.A. in Economics and Italian Studies.

WFI Partners is a network of Smith alumnae who have come together to share economic and investment ideas.

Each WFI Partner contributes $5,000 annually for membership; the membership fee is recognized as a charitable contribution to Smith in support of the Women and Financial Independence Program.

The WFI Program provides current Smith students with skills and techniques to organize their personal and financial lives after graduation.