FinanceWhore - Gholem, Fatima
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Imagine being a young graduate of twenty-five years old, when a prestigious headhunter calls you to offer a job in the hedge funds industry.Well, when she hung up the phone, Hannah laughed, it must have been a joke. Why her? She had no experience or remote idea of what is a hedge fund.This was so far from her dream to work for an NGO and save the world.But the salary... the perks.. the ski trip for the new recruits?After a short consideration, she said yes. This was her first betrayal of herself.A long journey as a financewhore, before she realized it, it is too late, she started a path of…mehr

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Imagine being a young graduate of twenty-five years old, when a prestigious headhunter calls you to offer a job in the hedge funds industry.Well, when she hung up the phone, Hannah laughed, it must have been a joke. Why her? She had no experience or remote idea of what is a hedge fund.This was so far from her dream to work for an NGO and save the world.But the salary... the perks.. the ski trip for the new recruits?After a short consideration, she said yes. This was her first betrayal of herself.A long journey as a financewhore, before she realized it, it is too late, she started a path of negotiating between her values and the will to succeed. She is not the only one, there are Katarina, Vincent, Nick, Carole, and Iris, her friends and colleagues, as ambitious as her. They all betray themselves, each at a different price.
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Fatima Gholem is an entrepreneur in philanthropy; her skills honed working in the financial sector. After a career in the hedge funds industry, she decided to launch her consulting company, Wise and Wired, aimed at creating social impact and inclusion thanks to art. She advocates for women's rights as a public speaker and a writer. She had been a committee member of 100 Women in Finance Paris for more than two years, organizing cultural and philanthropic events.