Elizabeth Lolis
About Elizabeth Lolis
Elizabeth Lolis is a Manager at Ally with a background in finance and accounting, holding a Bachelor of Science from Boston College.
Current Role at Ally
Elizabeth Lolis is currently working as a Manager at Ally since 2021. In this role, she manages various financial projects and teams. Her leadership and expertise allow her to oversee key operations within the organization effectively. Elizabeth's experience in leveraged finance and her background in managerial roles provide a strong foundation for her current position.
Previous Positions at Ally
Prior to her current role, Elizabeth Lolis held key positions at Ally. From 2019 to 2021, she served as a Leveraged Finance Associate in New York, New York. Before that, she was a Leveraged Finance Analyst at Ally in the Greater New York City Area from 2018 to 2019. These roles involved analyzing financial models, managing client relationships, and supporting senior finance professionals.
Early Career and Internships
Elizabeth Lolis began her career with a summer internship at Leon Zoland and Son, Inc. in 2017. Additionally, she worked at Boston College in various capacities including as a Research And Teaching Assistant and a Member Services Associate at the Flynn Recreation Complex. These early roles helped her develop a solid foundation in research, customer service, and academic support.
Educational Background
Elizabeth Lolis completed a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Accounting and Finance at Boston College's Carroll School of Management from 2014 to 2018. She also studied International Business and Modern Culture in Barcelona, Spain, through the Oxbridge Academic Program. Before that, she earned a High School Diploma with a Distinction in Music from the School of the Holy Child and completed a Precollege Program in Piano and Voice at the Manhattan School of Music.
Academic Achievements
Elizabeth Lolis received several commendations throughout her academic career. She was an Executive Board member of the Boston College Marching Band and placed 2nd and 3rd in consecutive years in the Leonard Persuasive Speech Competition at Boston College. She delivered speeches on financial planning and stereotypes versus behavior in the financial industry. Additionally, she received a Dean's Letter of Commendation from the Carroll School of Management and worked as a research and teaching assistant under an award-winning professor in the Marketing Department.