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How to Make More Money with Your MBA | Queer Money Ep. 536

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08/27/24 • 36 min

Queer Money®: How Gay People Do Money

Want to make even more out of your MBA?

In this episode of Queer Money, David and John welcome Aidan Currie, Executive Director of Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA), to discuss how their organization supports LGBTQ+ MBA students and professionals. Reaching Out MBA is dedicated to empowering LGBTQ+ individuals through networking opportunities, such as their annual ROMBA conference, which boasts a high success rate for job and internship placements.

The episode explores the importance of networking, the changing office culture post-pandemic, and how ROMBA fosters a supportive environment for career growth. Additionally, David, John, and Aidan delve into events like the Out Women in Business conference and the PRISM program for experienced professionals, emphasizing the value of building a strong queer professional network.

Topics Covered

  • 00:00 Introduction: Unlocking Career Potential
  • 01:44 Guest Introduction: Aidan Curry from Reaching Out MBA
  • 02:49 The Power of Networking and Conferences
  • 03:15 Navigating the Post-Pandemic Work Environment
  • 05:40 The Importance of In-Person Connections
  • 09:32 Unique Value of Queer Networking
  • 16:50 Reaching Out MBA: Programs and Opportunities
  • 21:52 PRISM: A New Initiative for Experienced Professionals
  • 23:56 Personal Stories and Career Advice
  • 34:46 Conclusion and Contact Information

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Want to make even more out of your MBA?

In this episode of Queer Money, David and John welcome Aidan Currie, Executive Director of Reaching Out MBA (ROMBA), to discuss how their organization supports LGBTQ+ MBA students and professionals. Reaching Out MBA is dedicated to empowering LGBTQ+ individuals through networking opportunities, such as their annual ROMBA conference, which boasts a high success rate for job and internship placements.

The episode explores the importance of networking, the changing office culture post-pandemic, and how ROMBA fosters a supportive environment for career growth. Additionally, David, John, and Aidan delve into events like the Out Women in Business conference and the PRISM program for experienced professionals, emphasizing the value of building a strong queer professional network.

Topics Covered

  • 00:00 Introduction: Unlocking Career Potential
  • 01:44 Guest Introduction: Aidan Curry from Reaching Out MBA
  • 02:49 The Power of Networking and Conferences
  • 03:15 Navigating the Post-Pandemic Work Environment
  • 05:40 The Importance of In-Person Connections
  • 09:32 Unique Value of Queer Networking
  • 16:50 Reaching Out MBA: Programs and Opportunities
  • 21:52 PRISM: A New Initiative for Experienced Professionals
  • 23:56 Personal Stories and Career Advice
  • 34:46 Conclusion and Contact Information

For the resources and to connect with our guests, get the show notes at: https://queermoneypodcast.com/subscribe

Follow us:


Download your FREE Queer Money Kickstarter a 9-step Guide to Kickstart Your Journey to Financial Independence

Mentioned in this episode:

Subscribe to the Queer Money Weekly Newsletter

Subscribe here to get weekly money tips, show notes, Queer Money take-aways, give-aways, access to events and more.

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Are you a queer young professional looking for a great city for your career and lifestyle?

Want your career to take off? Want to be in a city that both has it for your career and has if for your community?

This is Queer Money episode 535, and today we're breaking the top 7 best places for young LGBTQ+ professionals.


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Diversity is the spice of life and makes our cities better!

But what are the best cities that are both diverse when it comes to race, age, income and levels of education?

This is Queer Money episode 537, and today we're breaking the top 7 most diverse cities for queer folks.


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