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2EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the Year Global FinalApril 2021Your exceptionalEY experiencestarts nowWe are excited to welcome you to the fourthEY Corporate Finance Woman of the Yearcompetition.This program was created to inspire the nextgeneration of exceptional female talent to pursuean exciting career in Strategy and Transactions.While you’re here, we aim to foster a communitywhere you can learn, be challenged, developrelationships that will last a lifetime, and build abetter working world.Why is EY so passionate about investing in thedevelopment of future female leaders? Numerousglobal studies have shown that women’sadvancement and leadership are key to businessperformance and economic prosperity.We hope that you will be inspired and emergefrom this program with a greater awarenessof the exceptional opportunities available inStrategy and Transactions at .12Judges.18Gender equality.22

EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the Year Global FinalApril 2021Agenda15 March 2021Finalists introductory callIt’s Yoursto Build15–28 March 2021Individual Challenge: video interview22–31 March 2021Meet our Leaders6 April 2021Leadership Welcome andFind Your PurposeBetter MeLearning andNetworking7 April 2021Building Client Relationships8 April 2021Women’s LeadershipPanel and Networking13 April 2021Better UsGroup Challenge: case studyCase competition14 April 2021Group Challenge: presentationsBetterWorkingWorldGlobal AwardsCeremony20 April 2021EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the YearGlobal Awards CeremonyWelcome3

4EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the Year Global FinalApril 2021Strategy andTransactionsStrategy and Transactions enables clientsto navigate complexity by reimaginingtheir eco-systems, reshaping theirportfolios and reinventing themselves fora better future. With global connectivityand scale, we drive corporate strategy,capital allocation and transactionadvisory through execution to help enablefast-track value creation. We supportthe flow of capital across borders andhelp bring new products and innovationto market. In doing so, we support EYclients to build a better working world byfostering long-term value.Explore Strategy and TransactionsStrategyCorporate financeBuy and integrateSell and separateReshaping results

5EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the Year Global FinalApril 2021FinalistsBahrain China Colombia Faten BaqerAlison ChangAndrea Pardo QuirogaFinland Ida LindströmFrance Julie KanagasabaiGermany Vi Hoa NguyenIndia Nimisha SinghIreland Italy Japan Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Mexico Netherlands Kanishka YadavGiulia MartiniHuijeong ChoeRaghad AlbelalyYukiko Tellaeche InukaiKiki van der MeulenNorway Eirin Saugen SkagsethOceania Kate Gatfield-JeffriesPortugal Sofia Ferreira GeraldoSingapore Spain Switzerland United Arab Emirates United Kingdom United States Clarisse GanBlanca Burgaleta GarcíaAlisha BaumannShama Abdulla Al HosaniGeorgia EllisOlivia Gurfinkiel

6EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the Year Global FinalApril 2021FinalistsFaten BaqerAlison ChangCountry: BahrainCountry: ChinaUniversity: Bahrain PolytechnicUniversity: Tsinghua UniversityDegree: Bachelor of Science, Banking & Finance andManagementDegree: Bachelor of Science, EngineeringAn ambitious and gregarious free-thinker. A naturally inquisitive and curious person andhighly open to new experiences and meeting new people. I am a go-getter type of personwhen it comes to all areas of my life; personal, professional or academic.I am, by nature, an adventurer. I enjoy trying new things and taking on challenges, notonly for the thrill in the process but also because it never really “fails” me.So sometimes I also describe myself as a patient optimist.Andrea Pardo QuirogaIda LindströmCountry: ColombiaCountry: FinlandUniversity: The University of The AndesUniversity: Rotterdam School of ManagementDegree: Bachelor of Business AdministrationDegree: Master of Science, Finance and InvestmentsI’m a recent Business graduate, focusing my studies on finance and management. I havetwo minors, one in Economics and another in Law. I enjoy reading, baking and playing thepiano. The book genres I’ve recently read are sociology, economics or history (MalcomGladwell, Noah Yuval Harari and Clive Thompson). I am an art history enthusiast, I studied itfor two years in high school and it’s one of my hobbies.I’m originally from Finland but studying in the Netherlands at the moment. I have livedmost of my life abroad, including China, Thailand, France and the Netherlands. I completeda bachelor’s in International Business Administration at the Rotterdam School ofManagement in the Netherlands, graduating with distinction from the program in August2020. After graduation, I decided to pursue my interest in finance by continuing with theFinance and Investments master’s program at Rotterdam School of Management.

7EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the Year Global FinalApril 2021FinalistsJulie KanagasabaiVi Hoa NguyenCountry: FranceCountry: GermanyUniversity: The Paris Institute of Political StudiesUniversity: Goethe University FrankfurtDegree: Master in Finance and StrategyDegree: Bachelor of Science in Economics and BusinessAdministrationPassionate about finance, I developed a strong understanding of valuation. I am alsoinvolved in equal opportunity organizations in France and in the UK. I am particularlygrateful to be a fellow at Article1, a French program helping high-achieving low-incomestudents reach their career goals and a fellow at SEO London, a program aiming to equiptalented low-income students with corporate finance skills. I hope to have the chance tocontribute back to these organizations.I am a motivated and curious student, who is inspired by music, positivity, risk, andchallenges in which I can grow and learn from unique experiences. I am highly inspiredby challenges, taking risks and stepping out of my comfort zone in order to grow inevery aspect possible. I aspire to have an impact on building a better working world,contributing social and professional skills, and taking every opportunity to learn andimplement further knowledge.Nimisha SinghKanishka YadavCountry: IndiaCountry: IrelandUniversity: University of DelhiUniversity: Trinity College DublinDegree: Bachelor of Arts, EconomicsDegree: Bachelor in Business StudiesTo start off, going by the literal definition of my name, which means twinkle of the eye, I’mthe embodiment of a cheerful person. Anyone who knows me, knows me for the passionthat I have for the things that I love. I’ve been a sports person all my life and am a zonalgold medalist in athletics. I’m the kind of person that believes in never giving up. In college,I have been a part of multiple societies and have had some experience of the corporateworld through interning at organizations like Walmart, ScaleFactor Consulting etc. Thesehave taught me to handle pressure in the most stressful situations.Intellectual curiosity has served as my compass to develop a growth mindset, constantlylearn and seek opportunities. Having a flair for problem-solving, I partake in activitiesand have won accolades like EY Natural-Born Solver Challenge, ESB Inter-CollegesChallenge, MarketWatch Trading Competition, Amplify Trading Competition and getinvolved with multiple student organizations in college.

8EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the Year Global FinalApril 2021FinalistsGiulia MartiniHuijeong ChoeCountry: ItalyCountry: JapanUniversity: HEC ParisUniversity: University of TokyoDegree: Master in ManagementDegree: Master of Science, Agricultural DevelopmentI am a first year MiM student at HEC with a background in Finance. I am ambitious, curiousand collaborative, I love challenges and being able to look at issues having a universalperspective. For these reasons, I would like to be a consultant one day, maybe specializingin Fashion and Luxury, my dearest passion.I am currently pursuing my Master’s Degree in Agricultural Development at the Universityof Tokyo. While undertaking my Bachelor’s Degree in Horticulture at Chungnam NationalUniversity, I was eager to work in developing sustainable agriculture. I’ve had severalinternship experiences at international organizations, including working at the UnitedNations Industrial Development Organization, and collaborating on tasks with Japaneseconsulting firms aiming to achieve Sustainable Development Goals in the Africa regions.Raghad AlbelalyYukiko Tellaeche InukaiCountry: Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaCountry: MexicoUniversity: Dublin City UniversityUniversity: Anahuac UniversityDegree: Bachelor of Business Studies,International FinanceDegree: Bachelor of Science, Finance and AccountingI’m a fresh finance graduate from DCU@PNU program. Very interested in financial analysisand corporate finance in general. Economics and strategic planning is a huge interest ofmine. I’m always willing to learn and expand my horizons. My hobbies include reading andjournaling.Future finance and accounting professional in May 2021, interested in financial analysisand business strategy through the use of marketing intelligence tools and programming(R & Phyton) in order to drive high-quality insights that will add value to your company.Influenced by international experiences and the challenges in Mexico, I aspire to promotea digital culture of commonwealth being, where technology can meet the needs of todaywithout jeopardizing tomorrow’s possibilities in the next stage of my career.

9EY Corporate FinanceWoman of the Year Global FinalApril 2021FinalistsKiki van der MeulenEirin Saugen SkagsethCountry: NetherlandsCountry: NorwayUniversity: Erasmus University RotterdamUniversity: BI Norwegian Business SchoolDegree: Master of Science, Finance and Investments andCorporate LawDegree: Master of Science, Corporate FinanceI am a purpose-driven woman with a lot of energy and a positive view on life. Instead ofobstacles, I see challenges that I am ready to overcome. A great challenge I have taken onis obtaining a double Master’s Degree in Finance & Investments and in Corporate Law. I amparticularly interested in mergers and acquisitions, and enjoy analyzing transactions fromboth a financial and a legal perspective.Known as a positive, hard-working and kind person, who loves spending time withfriends, family, at musicals and sports. My motivation for a career within corporatefinance is my genuine interest for companies, and the possibility of combining myanalytical skills with my strong ability to communicate, and work with problem-solvingin a team, creating value for the firms’ stakeholders.Kate Gatfield-JeffriesSofia Ferreira GeraldoCountry: OceaniaCountry: PortugalUniversity: University of AucklandUniversity: Nova School of Business and EconomicsDegree: Bachelor of Commerce, Bachelor of LawDegree: Master of Science, FinanceAt University, I study Law and Commerce Degrees and have thoroughly enjoyed beinginvolved in extra-curricular groups like Women in Law and Women in Business. Over thepast two years, I’ve founded and led a Mentoring Programme for over 350 women studentsto provide pastoral support and guidance to those from diverse backgrounds seeking entryinto Auckland Law School. In my spare time, I love to see friends, waterski, do yoga andpost on my food blog!I am a Portuguese student taking my Master’s in Finance. I obtained my bachelor’s inManagement from the Nova School of Business and Economics in June 2020. I strive tomake an impact on the world around me and have fun while doing so. In my spare time,I enjoy cooking, reading, and filmmaking.