American businesswoman Muriel F. Siebert (1928-2013) was the first woman to buy a seat on the New York Stock Exchange and the first woman to own and direct a brokerage firm that was a member of the NYSE.
The story of one of the country’s oldest investment banks, its reach into nearly every sector of the American economy, and the impact of the firm’s collapse.
Through photographs, correspondence, advertisements, and media coverage, this exhibition explores Muriel Siebert's rise from research analyst in the 1950s to Wall Street trailblazer, regulator, philanthropist, and national voice on financial literacy.
Since the 1920s, HBS has been an innovative leader in the development and refinement of teaching with the case method, helping to shape business education programs and business leaders around the world.
Explore one of the most extensive collections in the world relating to the first international stock market crash. An exhibition featuring selections from the collection provides further context for understanding the economic and social dimensions of the Bubble.
