By Kimberlee Davis, host & founder of The Fiscal Feminist
There is no shortage of lessons to be learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. In addition to the economic and health adjustments we are all scrambling to make, a deluge of new challenges that have yet to be considered still looms around the corner.
Continue reading Reinventing Yourself: Who Will You Be Post COVID-19?
Amy Grace Collins loved her work through Amy Grace Events. She was doing incredible corporate events and weddings for organizations and couples at the most amazing venues in California and Michigan, with the very best in everything—food, flowers, music, photography, videography and more.
Continue reading How One Woman is Reinventing the Wedding Industry
By Le Anne Harper
Study after study confirms that the gender wage gap in this country persists. According to PayScale, women earned 79 cents for every dollar earned by men in 2019 (“The State of the Gender Pay Gap,” 2020). Decades earlier, The New York Times reported that in 1980 women earned 70 cents for every dollar earned by men (“Women’s Roles vs. Social Norms,” 1986). Continue reading Negotiate Like a Pro
By Richelle Delia, PhD
Financial wellness is a relatively new buzzword that focuses on a person’s knowledge of the personal financial topics and their ability to successfully navigate financial decisions. It pertains an individual’s ability to understand and choose financial products, services and mechanisms to best allow them to reach their goals taking the ebbs and flows of life into context. Continue reading 5 Facts About Financial Wellness Your Business Needs to Know
Ashaunda Davis, Financial Advisor with Northwestern Mutual
It’s likely at some point in time you will find yourself between jobs. Whether you were laid off or you willingly left your previous job, this is not an easy time for anyone. But Continue reading 5 Ways to Keep Your Finances in Check When Between Jobs
Chances are your goals for 2020 will include everything from becoming more physically fit and sleeping better to achieving new career ambitions and becoming financially healthier. Continue reading 3 easy ways to meet your 2020 money goals
Often requiring long hours and grueling days at the office, finance remains one of the highest-paying sectors in the U.S. economy. Continue reading Does a Career in Finance Pay Off?
2019 Best CPA Firms for Women and 2019 Best CPA Firms for Equity Leadership show how investing in women is Investing in firms. Continue reading Promotions, Plateaus and Possibilities: Context; Coaching; and Cohort Networks Keep Careers on Track
By Molly Barnes, Digital Nomad Life
The 2007 movie “The Bucket List” told the story of two terminally ill men seeking to finish out all the things they’ve always wanted to do but never completed. The duo set out on their adventure with the intention to fulfill all their dreams before they “kicked the bucket.” Continue reading Financial Freedom for Millennials: A Bucket List
At the age of 12, Laila emigrated to the U.S. with her mother, arriving in New York. Her father joined them a year later, and the rest of her family joined in the following years. Continue reading Working Wardrobes’ Smart Women Speaker Series with Financial Guru Laila Pence
