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"When I joined Stradling right out of law school, I didn't know what public finance was and I didn't know what I was getting into, but I quickly discovered that I love what I do," said Charlebois.

"Public finance was a great fit and I was excited to find something I loved," Chevalier said.

"I joined Loop straight out of college," said Gellert, who graduated from Penn State University in 2013. "I appreciated the math behind bonds and wanted to have a long-term career."

"I had that internship and felt strongly I wanted to pursue that career path," said Goggins.

"It's a rewarding experience to be part of that group and to be with like-minded women," Gupta said. "I see a lot of young women looking for the same mentorship that I received."

"I loved my work, and I thought I would do that forever, but I realized that if I really wanted to help people, I had to take my work from a micro level to a macro level," said Harrington.

"What is exciting about this work is the sheer number of things in the city I get to touch. I am working on airports, water utilities, affordable housing projects and more. It's interesting and fun," said Hastedt.

"I am really excited for the upcoming $1 billion-plus deal planned for next year to complete the renovations and expansion that will change the core of the downtown and be a catalyst for change that will impact the community for generations to come," said Hernandez.

"KayDee has been an integral part of the success of our growing platform," according to Truist Managing Director Scott Frail.

"I felt like I was arguing all the time, and I wanted to work more collaboratively and do good for the public," said Horevay.