Sophia Yen, principal and insurance strategy and innovation leader with Ernst & Young. Courtesy photo

A priest told Sophia Yen to go for the money—and so she did. But along the way, Yen grew into something prodigious: a formidable disruptor in industries not used to women in power.

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Samantha Joseph

Samantha Joseph is co-head of the Litigation Desk in ALM's global newsroom. Grad school: Newhouse Syracuse. Contact: [email protected]. On Twitter: @SjosephWriter

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