Finance Professional Night Oct. 4

The Carson College of Business will offer “Finance Professional Night” Tuesday, Oct. 4 at 5-6 p.m. in Todd 130, Pullman Campus. The event is free and open to the public. Panelists include moderator Jim Oster, senior vice president/manager, foreign exchange sales, KeyBank, N.A.; Mark Wuscher, senior vice president/global treasury services, Bank of America Merrill Lynch; Bob Ledford, chief operating officer, AECOM-Americas; Spencer Shelman, portfolio manager, Palouse Capital; Linda Nihoul, financial advisor, AGP Wealth Advisors; Shawn McWashington, senior vice president/business development, HomeStreet Bank; Brandon Rosenbaum, financial services sales executive, Ohio National Financial Services; John Roehm, senior vice president/regional retail sales leader, KeyBank, N.A.

A networking reception will follow in the Todd Atrium located on the first floor of the Carson College. The event is hosted by the Department of Finance and Management Science.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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