Financial Women of San Francisco has been making news in business and financial circles for more than 60 years. Scan the articles below to see all the ways we advance the success of today’s women in finance throughout the Bay Area.
Nikki Sloan was promoted to President & COO at Peninsula Bay Trust Company
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Member Spotlight: Sue Schaeffer Named to AdvisorHub's List of 200 Women Advisors to Watch for 2026
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Member Spotlight: Robyn Rogin joins Hypatia Capital Advisory Board
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Analisa completed her degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Finance from San Jose State University!
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Kristin Hyull was named Portfolio Manager of the Year by InvestmentNews.
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Leslie was recently promoted from Technical Account Manager to Solutions Engineer at Checkout.com.
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Member Spotlight: Vira Aleksandrova name one of the 2026 Best & Brightest Online MBAs by Poets&Quants from Santa Clara University Leavey School of Bussiness.
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Our Summer New Member Happy Hour was a great success! We introduced new members to FWSF and to the board and committee members and learned more about their professional and personal lives.
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Financial Women of San Francisco hosted the 2026 Scholarship Awards Luncheon
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Meredith Rosend to serve as President of Bluespring Wealth - California
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Hanna Leen has been promoted to Director of Finance at TMC Community Capital
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Kristina P. Keck was recognized as one of the Top Female Retirement Advisors by the National Association of Plan Advisors
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This year, Financial Women of San Francisco turns 70. For decades, FWSF has helped women climb… into leadership, influence, and opportunity across the finance industry. Today, we’re building on that legacy with an even more ambitious vision for what comes next.
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AI technology is evolving at extraordinary speed. Its promised benefits are remarkable — increased efficiency, enhanced analytics, automation, and innovation. But alongside those benefits come meaningful risks. And risk makes insurers nervous. Before implementing AI in your business operations, it is critical to review your insurance policies to determine whether you have coverage for your proposed AI use or whether the use of AI may impact or even void coverage. It is unlikely that a single policy will cover or be impacted by all of the potential exposures associated with AI.
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