How Wall Street’s rising stars are networking beyond the golf course
From mahjong to wine tasting, Wall Street's rising stars reveal how they're using hobbies to network, unwind, and make time for themselves.
Wall Street's rising stars are finding unique ways to network beyond the traditional golf course. From mahjong to wine tastings, running to golf, these finance professionals are incorporating hobbies and habits into their professional lives. KKR principal Kate Casey discovered that mahjong, a popular Chinese tile game, has become an essential tool for building relationships.
Diana Liu, a data centers investor, has learned to ski which has been useful for work-related trips. Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation's Mussie Tizazu has taken up padel, a sport that has helped him connect with clients. Evercore banker Jim Tilson has chosen squash due to its convenience, while Goldman Sachs' Mike Washington has immersed himself in wine tasting, combining it with fireside chats.
Even if mastering these new activities takes some time, these rising stars believe they are valuable tools for bringing their authentic selves to work and forging stronger connections with colleagues.
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