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"My business segment accounts for $740 billion of the firm’s $1.2 trillion in assets under management."
"I was attracted to TIAA’s mission of helping people retire with dignity."
"TIAA is addressing the retirement crisis head on."
"I’m proud of that and of what we’re going to accomplish in the future."
"TIAA has an incredible opportunity to take the blueprint that it has used to more Americans."
"TIAA’s asset manager, Nuveen, is of the world’s largest investment managers that delivers award winning investment capabilities across asset classes."
"With our wealth management business, are incredible advantages for TIAA’s clients."
"I’ve focused on fine-tuning our client relationships."
"We’ve done this in various ways."
"We changed our segment name to Retirement Solutions, which represents our focus on understanding our clients’ needs and serving as their advocates to influence the development of offers and solutions."
"We’ve also laid out a multi year strategy for our business segments."
"Vastly expanding access to lifetime income to more Americans and making sure we’re serving clients with excellence, efficiency and speed."
"In our annual consultant survey that took place in Q4 2022, approximately 60 consultants serving TIAA clients rated the consultant support they receive from us as “best in class."
"This rating stems from TIAA specifically prioritizing the role of consultants."
"I have met with 10 different consultant firms, made up of over $375 billion in assets and 880+ clients."
"We are open to their feedback and view them as partners in our fight to close the retirement gap for more Americans."
"I’ve learned so much about leadership and how I show up as a leader. My most important work is to build stronger self-skills – to manage my emotions, be adaptive, and take accountability."
"We have to connect at a real, personal level, beyond the transactional trust that I think we so often find in workplaces. We are so divided, and yet we have to learn to work with people who think differently than us and believe in different things than us, to achieve outcomes that hopefully better all of us."
"You can't play basketball by just watching a video in theory about passing and shooting—you have to do it. Learning these critical human skills is very similar. You have to do it in a simulated, experiential way that will truly translate to your ability in the moment when it matters."
"It’s how do we use technology to help us become even better humans, to help us be able to give feedback across differences, to navigate difficult conversations, to provide performance feedback and expectations with accountability and care in a way that actually serves us all better, that creates more value for everyone, doesn’t cause harm."
"It’s incredibly hard to be a people leader right now. The expectations of what leaders must navigate are higher–from navigating the socio-political conversations entering the workplace to the technological advances transforming how we work–it can feel like the goalposts keep changing and there are fewer resources to achieve more aggressive goals."
"I believe luck shouldn’t be the main contributing factor in one’s outcomes. I also believe that learning and development can be a tool to help everyone lead more inclusively, support more equitable outcomes, and drive more value for us all."