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The next year, while president of the New York Women's Agenda
-- a coalition of over 100 women's organizations -- Siebert developed a personal finance program to improve the financial literacy of young people. The program became part of the New York City high schools economics curriculum for seniors. Siebert worked to expand the program nationally. An advocate for women in business, she served on several organizations including the Council on Foreign Relations, the International Women's Forum, Deloitte & Touche's Council for the Advancement and Retention of Women, and the New York Women's Forum, for which she was a founder and president. "Mickie was a pioneer and recognized as a leader throughout the financial services industry and beyond," Siebert Financial Chief Operating Officer Joseph Ramos said in a prepared statement. "Those of us who worked with her will miss her spirit, leadership and great commitment to her clients and the securities markets." Siebert also is a former appointee to the New York State Commission on Judicial Nomination and the National Women's Business Council. Siebert, who lived in New York City, never married and did not have any children.
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