Menu

225 Years of Tar Heels: Sallie Krawcheck


Labeled ‘the most powerful woman on Wall Street,’ has held prominent positions as CEO of Merrill Lynch, Smith Barney and Sanford C. Bernstein, as well as CFO of Citigroup. Her rise has been attributed to her accessibility, problem-solving, and ability to read investors' needs. Krawcheck graduated from UNC in 1987. (UNC.edu)

Related:

Chapel Hill-Carrboro Local Openings, Closings and Moves in January-March 2025
Chapel Chill, an ice cream shop owned by Lauren and Andy Louis, officially opened its doors on Feb. 20 as the latest business to join...

The historical impact of Chapel Hill's Peace and Justice Plaza
In March 1964, civil rights activists James Foushee, John Dunne, LaVert Taylor and Patrick Cusick spent eight days on the lawn of the Franklin Street...

Pulled pork for pinstripes: How the Tar Heels and Hornets became the best-dressed teams in sports
"Having Dean Smith on the phone asking me for new Tar Heels uniforms was like having god asking for new hallows for the arch angles,"...

DJ Nevy crafts the music behind UNC football and men's basketball
Nevy Ramadanovic's favorite part of UNC men's basketball games is when Associate Athletic Director Ken Cleary says three words. "Hot timeout, Nevy." It usually happens...


© 2005-2025 Tar Heel Times | Contact | Privacy Policy | Site Map | RSS | Did UNC Win?

Tar Heel Times is an unofficial resource for UNC fans and is not affiliated with the University of North Carolina.