At 17, Arsena Schroeder was catapulted into the fast-paced world of high finance. By her sophomore year at Pfeiffer University, she had served five internships with finance companies, including a stint on Capitol Hill. Schroeder was at the seat of America’s economic power, with a lucrative career laid out before her, but something wasn’t right. “I was bored out of my mind,” Schroeder says. “A lot of what I learned has helped me be successful, but at the time it wasn’t relevant to me.” [Click Here]