Ryan is a Vice President, Financial Consultant at Fidelity Investments. She works with high net worth individuals and families in the areas of retirement planning, legacy planning, tax minimization, and investment strategy.

Ryan joined Fidelity in 2013 and works with a team of financial professionals at the Framingham, MA Investor Center. She is a regular panelist for Fidelity’s Women Talk Money program and is passionate about helping clients understand their financial picture so that they can securely and efficiently reach their goals.

Ryan holds a degree in Sociology and a Master of Arts in Education. She is a registered securities representative and a licensed insurance representative. Ryan is also a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® and works to maintain an in-depth understanding of the financial markets. She is focused on working to effectively simplify and communicate complex financial concepts to her clients.

Outside of work, Ryan and her husband are busy keeping up with their twin boys.

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Lorna Kapusta is driven to help women become more actively involved and confident in their finances at every stage of life—a mission that became deeply personal after conquering her own financial stressors, getting more engaged and finding confidence in her family’s financial goals and picture overall.

In her role as Head of Women and Engagement at Fidelity Investments, one of the industry’s largest and most diversified financial services companies, Lorna is responsible for a firm-wide initiative committed to helping women become more engaged in their finances and ultimately, more confident investors.

She leads a cross-company team focused on creating educational events and resources that help women get more hands on with their money and address financial planning and investing topics most important right now. Lorna is passionate about helping women have that “a-ha moment” that brings to life how building a strong financial foundation and getting more invested can help their savings work harder to reach their goals.

Lorna and her husband, Matt, live in the suburbs of Boston, juggling a busy household with their three children (Jacob, Aiden and Sage), three dogs (Jazzy, Rocco and Chewy) and a cat (Vadah).

You can follow along with Lorna on LinkedIn and in Fidelity’s Women Talk Money community.    

Randelle Lenoir is a vice president and branch leader in the Chicago area. She spends her days at Fidelity inspiring a team of financial professionals and coaching them in how to deliver essential support to customers in need of financial planning.

She’s been in the industry since 2008, the majority of that time working one-on one with clients from all walks of life, helping them solve problems and achieve goals. She believes that solid financial planning relationships can changes lives and communities for the better.

Randelle holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Michigan State University and calls Lansing, Michigan, her hometown. Her special interests include community building, wellness, education, and artistic expression of all sorts.

Alexandra (Alex) Roca is the Women Talk Money host. She specializes in bringing financial education to life, transforming complex retirement and investment topics into engaging, actionable insights for Fidelity clients.

She is a registered representative, is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional, and has her Florida insurance license. A bilingual presenter in English and Spanish, Alex is always looking for new ways to make financial planning relatable and engaging.

When she’s not demystifying finances, you can find her spending time with family and friends, cooking up something delicious, traveling, reading, or enjoying a concert.

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Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning actress, producer, and director Mariska Hargitay is best known for her iconic role as Captain Olivia Benson on NBC’s Law & Order: SVU. In addition to starring on the show—the longest-running primetime live-action series in U.S. television history—she also serves as an executive producer and director, making her one of the most influential figures in television today.

In 2004, Hargitay founded the Joyful Heart Foundation, an organization dedicated to transforming society’s response to sexual assault, domestic violence, and child abuse. At the heart of its mission is the End the Backlog campaign, which seeks to eliminate the nationwide backlog of untested rape kits and advocate for comprehensive reform. Joyful Heart is also crafting a multi-tiered framework to change the trajectory of the image-based abuse crisis, as well as providing support for those who serve survivors with its revolutionary “Heal the Healers” Grantmaking Program. 

Hargitay’s advocacy extends to her work behind the camera. She produced the Emmy-winning HBO documentary I Am Evidence, which investigates the systemic failure to process tens of thousands of rape kits across the U.S.—and the profound consequences for survivors and justice. In recognition of her work on behalf of survivors, she was named to the Time100 Philanthropy list in 2025, honoring the most influential people shaping the future of giving. She also co-produced EMANUEL, a documentary about the 2015 Charleston church shooting, and My Beautiful Stutter, which follows young people who stutter as they find strength and community through self-expression.

In 2025, she launched her production company, Mighty Entertainment Productions, debuting with the critically acclaimed documentary My Mom Jayne, an exploration of the life and legacy of her mother, Jayne Mansfield. After premiering at the Cannes Film Festival, the film was named a New York Times Critics Pick and has since earned widespread praise for its emotional depth, honesty, and grace. My Mom Jayne has received two Critics' Choice Documentary Awards nominations for Best First Documentary Feature and Best Biographical Documentary and has also been featured on DOC NYC’s 2025 Short List. For the film, Hargitay also earned a 2026 Producers Guild of America (PGA) nomination for Outstanding Producer of Documentary Motion Pictures.

Through her work as an actress, activist, and filmmaker, Mariska Hargitay continues to use her voice and platform to drive cultural change, uplift survivors, and tell stories that matter. Whether portraying Olivia Benson or shaping narratives behind the scenes, she remains a powerful force in both entertainment and social justice.

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