2015

Awarded by Women's Executive Network.

Canada's Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Award Winner

 Director  Board of the Canada Development Investment Corporation

Jennifer Reynolds is the President and CEO of Women in Capital Markets and has been an active advocate and supporter of the advancement of women in the industry over her career. Prior to joining WCM, Jennifer spent 15 years working in the capital markets industry, primarily in Investment Banking, holding senior roles with BMO Capital Markets and Stonecap Securities, and in the venture capital industry with OMERS Ventures.

Jennifer is a Director on the Board of the Canada Development Investment Corporation (“CDEV”), and is a former Member of the Ontario Venture Capital Fund Advisory Committee, Chair of the Board of Advisors of the Microskills Business Incubator, and Director on the Board of Studio 180, an independent, a Toronto based theatre company. Jennifer is also active in her community as the Honorary Chair of the Princess Margaret Hospital Weekend Walk to End Women's Cancers and a Member of the YWCA Women of Distinction Committee. ​In 2015, ​she was named a Women's Executive Network (WXN) Canada's Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Award Winner.

Jennifer is a graduate of the Harvard Business School Women's Leadership program, and she received her MBA from McGill University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Economics and Political Science from McGill University.

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Jennifer Reynolds speaks on 1310 Ottawa about  how Canadian companies will boost the number of women on boards.

Jennifer Reynolds on 1310 Ottawa

Listen to Jennifer Reynolds' interview with The Night Side (Newstalk1010) as she discusses Canadian Women climbing the corporate ladder.

Jennifer Reynolds on The Night Side, June 8th 2015

Watch Jennifer Reynolds discuss gender balance in Canadian Boardrooms on BNN.

Gender Balance in Canadian Boardrooms- BNN, June 8, 2015

Every year since 2004, Women in Capital Markets has invited high schools in the GTA to send up to two female students in Grade 12 to spend a day on Bay Street. Job Shadow Day is a free, day-long event, featuring interactive workshops, networking and mentoring sessions, presentations profiling women with diverse careers in the capital markets, and an afternoon of job shadowing with a mentor who works in the industry.

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