Founded in 1997 as a network for current and former Goldman Sachs female employees, 85 Broads now has over 30,000 members around the world.<\/p>\n
The 85 Broads network aspires to affect business, public policy, education and successful economic development and progress, through the efforts of its visionary membership.\u00a0 Members hail from every walk of life \u2013 but have this in common: they\u2019re amazing women exploring and blazing exciting new trails.<\/p>\n
Vantagen, will proudly sponsor an 85 Broads event at Montclair State University on Tuesday, April 29. Kim will be a panelist for \u201cCareer Insights from Women in Science, Technology, Entrepreneurship and More\u2026\u201d\u00a0 This panel reflects Kim\u2019s interest in championing educational opportunities that promote science, technology, engineering and math (STEM).<\/p>\n
Promoting STEM education and increasing employment opportunities is crucial \u2013 particularly to women, who are dramatically underrepresented in these fields. Competing in the global economy of the 21st century means we need to inspire, train and mentor our next generation of technology specialists, analysts, scientists, engineers, doctors and world-class comprehensive thinkers.<\/p>\n