Women in Public Finance is a professional networking organization for women in the public finance industry.  We seek to advance women’s leadership opportunities by fostering relationships and providing educational activities and forums.

Founded in 1997, Women in Public Finance started out with a focus on the mid-west region which has expanded over the years to draw interest from all over the United States.   In 2010, Women in Public Finance amended its bylaws to recognize regional chapters and affiliates, encouraging professionals within a particular state to provide more frequent personal contact and facilitate regional activities that compliment the nationally focused activities of WPF.

Women in Public Finance is a non-profit, educational and professional networking organization for women in the public finance industry. Governed by a 16-member board of directors representing the areas of finance, banking, and law, the organization also sponsors a variety of philanthropic efforts, from fundraisers for

The Women in Public Finance Conference held every fall provides an opportunity for women issuers, bankers, legal counsel, trust officers, underwriters, analysts and others to gain insight into the marketplace while expanding their professional networks. For the past fourteen years, this conference has brought together women from all over the United States,