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The Path to Personal Impact with Elizabeth Vale
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In this episode of "Women at Work," Elizabeth Vale, a distinguished fellow at the Fels Institute of Government and Senior Managing Director at IntraFi, discusses her multifaceted career spanning finance, government, and higher education. Elizabeth shares her journey from working at Morgan Stanley to her pivotal roles in the Obama administration and with Elizabeth Warren. She emphasizes the importance of being a communicator and "illustrator" for complex issues and influential leaders and provides advice on how to build a strong resume, stay engaged with your passions, and balance private sector success with public service, highlighting her commitment to impactful political work and the importance of the upcoming election.
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