Earlier this week, Women in Fund Finance launched its new "Reader's Series," which is designed to invite chat amid members of the fund finance community who are avid readers of non-fiction, with an emphasis on topics apropos both social and economical impacts.

At this inaugural event, the discussion was led by Walt Jackson of Onex Credit, Mike Henry of U.S. Banking company, and Cadwalader'southward Leah Edelboim. They discussed the award-winning book, Dopesick: Dealers, Doctors and the Drug Visitor that Addicted America by announcer Beth Macy, who is a prolific author on the opioid crunch, also equally honour-winning Empire of Hurting past Patrick Radden Keefe, a staff writer for The New Yorker and a New York Times best-selling author.

In improver to the books give-and-take, participants learned virtually each of the panelists in terms of their career trajectory and their individual histories as readers. The panelists had fun with the writer questions from The New York Times book review, and participants learned about their favorite books, the classics that they loved and those that they didn't, what's on their bedside table waiting to be read, and the three authors each of them would like to invite to dinner.

The next installment is in the works and will be an evening event mixing fascinating books with interesting cocktails.

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