You’re invited to a book talk with author Ladyane Lima, a CUNY BA alumna, as she discusses her memoir, The Waves We Ride – A Woman’s Journey of Overcoming Life Adversities and Embracing Change.
The event will take place on Tuesday March 11, 2025. You must register to attend the event. The author will discuss the themes of the book including being a Latina in Wall Street, immigration, gender equality, social justice, and more. Light refreshments will be served.
The Waves We Ride is a heartfelt memoir filled with inspiring quotes and anecdotes, where Ladyane shares her journey through the tides of resilience, empowerment, and personal transformation. This compelling book explores the transformative power of building a “supporting village vision board,” a groundbreaking concept that redefines personal growth and career advancement before embracing motherhood.
Ladyane introduces a fresh perspective on what it means to be a fulfilled woman today. She emphasizes the importance of building a supportive village early in life as a foundation for personal empowerment and fulfillment. Ladyane’s memoir is a call to action for women everywhere to harness their strength and embrace their unique journeys.
The book is available today—dive in here.
WHO: CUNY BA for Unique and Interdisciplinary Studies and Author Ladyane Lima
WHAT: Hosting a Book Talk Event – IN PERSON
DATE: Tuesday March 11, 2025
TIME: 3:00 PM
WHERE: CUNY Graduate Center in Midtown Manhattan
REGISTER TO ATTEND EVENT
Building Entrance Policy: Government-issued picture ID must be presented to Public Safety officers at the main entrance lobby
Author’s Website: https://www.ladyanelima.com/the-waves-we-ride/
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Ladyane Lima was born and raised in Brazil and is a proud Latina immigrant, former Wall Street executive, a mother of three, and a passionate advocate for women’s empowerment.
Her journey from an international student in the U.S. to becoming a highly successful professional in one of the world’s most competitive industries is a testament to her resilience and determination. Over nearly a decade on Wall Street, she navigated the challenges of being a minority woman in finance, securing leadership roles and carving a path of professional success.