Samantha Bryce
About Samantha Bryce
Samantha Bryce is a Financial Analyst at Fannie Mae with over a decade of experience at the company. She has a strong background in financial planning, decision sciences, and private credit strategy, with previous roles at Sallie Mae and Enron Corp.
Current Role at Fannie Mae
Samantha Bryce has been serving as a Financial Analyst at Fannie Mae since June 2011. With over a decade of experience at the company, she brings a wealth of knowledge in financial analysis to her role. Her extensive tenure at Fannie Mae highlights her deep-seated knowledge and expertise in financial planning and analysis.
Previous Positions at Sallie Mae
Prior to her current role, Samantha Bryce held several significant positions at Sallie Mae. From 2008 to 2010, she was the Manager of Decision Sciences & Analytics, focusing on big data and analytics. Earlier, she managed Private Credit Strategy from 2006 to 2008. Her career at Sallie Mae began as a Senior Financial Analyst in Financial Planning & Analysis, a role she held from 2003 to 2006.
Experience at Enron Corp
Samantha Bryce worked as a Financial Analyst at Enron Corp from 1999 to 2001. During her tenure, she was exposed to significant and transformative events within the company, providing her with valuable experience and insights into corporate financial operations.
Educational Background
Samantha Bryce studied Actuarial Science/Insurance at Howard University, where she earned a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) degree. She attended Howard University from 1995 to 1999, laying a strong foundation for her career in financial analysis and planning.
Expertise in Financial Planning and Analysis
With a consistent career in financial roles, Samantha Bryce has built extensive expertise in financial planning and analysis. Her successive roles at Sallie Mae, including as Manager of Decision Sciences & Analytics and Senior Financial Analyst, underscore her deep expertise in this domain. She continues to apply this expertise at Fannie Mae, benefiting from her long-term engagement in financial markets and corporate financial strategies.