UC DAVIS STUDY OF CALIFORNIA WOMEN BUSINESS LEADERS AUTHOR Amanda Kimball UC Davis Graduate School of Management (530) 752-7371 • alkimball@ucdavis.edu
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Amanda Kimball is a research specialist at the UC Davis Graduate School of Management who has authored the annual UC Davis Study of California Women Business Leaders since 2010. She collaborates with faculty on other research projects and recently managed a major research grant on sustainability and finance. Before joining the School, she studied in the Ph.D. program in economics at UC Davis. She earned her master’s degree in economics in 2003, with concentrations in microeconomic theory and industrial organization. She has also worked for Capital One, the Investment Company Institute and the Corporate Executive Board. gsm.ucdavis.edu/amanda-kimball
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