| 1. Sallie Krawcheck's smoking habits are unknown. |
| 2. It is also unknown if Sallie Krawcheck drinks alcohol. |
| 3. She describes her childhood as being "half Jewish, half WASP-y." |
| 4. In 1983, she was honored as a South Carolina Presidential Scholar. |
| 5. She received a Morehead Scholarship to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. |
| 6. Her Wall Street career began as a junior analyst at Salomon Brothers in 1987, just before the stock market crash. |
| 7. Sallie Krawcheck has held leadership positions at Merrill Lynch Wealth Management, Smith Barney, and Sanford Bernstein. |
| 8. During her time at Sanford Bernstein, she was dubbed "The Last Honest Analyst" by Fortune Magazine. |
| 9. She became the CFO and head of strategy at Citi Bank. |
| 10. In 2009, she became the President of the Global Wealth & Investment Management division at Bank of America. |
| 11. She is the owner and Chair of Ellevate Network and the Pax Ellevate Global Women's Index Fund. |
| 12. Sallie Krawcheck is recognized as one of the most senior and powerful women on Wall Street. |
| 13. The World Economic Forum has acknowledged her as one of its Young Global Leaders. |
| 14. She has made appearances on CNBC and has contributed columns to the Huffington Post and Reuters. |
| 15. Sallie Krawcheck was previously awarded CNBC's 'Business Leader of the Future' Award. |
| 16. She is the author of the best-selling book 'Own It: The Power of Women at Work'. |
| 17. She was CEO of Citigroup's Smith Barney unit and later CFO of Citigroup. |
| 18. She began her career as a top-ranked research analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company. |
| 19. She was named to Time's 2002 list of Global Influentials. |
| 20. She was named to Fortune's Most Influential Person Under the Age of 40. |
| 21. She was ranked number seven on Forbes' 2005 list of The World's Most Powerful Women. |
| 22. She has been called "the most powerful woman on Wall Street." |
| 23. She has over 1,700,000 followers on LinkedIn and 46,000 on Twitter. |
