30. Keys to Financial Wellbeing for Female Leaders with Teri Schmidt

05/04/22 • 50 min

Financial wellbeing affects every part of our life as leaders. As our guest today, Kimberlee Davis says, ignorance is not bliss. In our conversation, we talk through practical steps that will help give you the financial stability and independence to weather the ups and downs of life without living in constant fear.

We also talk about:

-The first steps that you should take to improve your financial wellbeing

-The importance of honing your negotiation skills

-How to deal with the “motherhood penalty’ that still exists in our workforce

We also talk about:

-The first steps that you should take to improve your financial wellbeing

-The importance of honing your negotiation skills

-How to deal with the “motherhood penalty’ that still exists in our workforce

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29. An interview with visionary Coco Brown, Founder, and CEO of The Athena Alliance

Join The Fiscal Feminist, Kimberlee Davis, for her conversation with Coco Brown, a true visionary and role model for all women aspiring for success in their professional journey. Coco has held leadership roles including CEO, COO, President, Board Member, and advisor for Fortune 1000 companies, start-ups, and non-profits. She has delivered successful outcomes for Apple, Cisco, E-bay, and Facebook just to name a few, by accelerating multimillion-dollar growth through vision, strategy, technology, and people leadership.

Currently, she is the founder and CEO of The Athena Alliance a game-changing executive firm that helps position the top 10% of executive women for advancement and board opportunities. Coco is a change agent and is working towards transforming board composition.

You will enjoy this deep dive into Coco’s journey, vision, advice, and discussion of how to be a bold woman leader who has scaled the heights of success while juggling being the mother of 2 children.

Yours in Fiscal Sisterhood...

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31. To Prenup or Not to Prenup? An Interview with Katie Gatti

Let’s kick this off with an admission: We don’t have a prenup.

In today’s episode, I’ll tell you why—and why we probably should’ve gotten one.

We also talk with Kim Davis (former Wall Street attorney, present managing director at the Bahnsen Group, and founder of the Fiscal Feminist) about:

How the “stay-at-home” spouse can protect themselves financially Why the prenup agreement is like an insurance policy for your marriage What Kim thinks about joint credit cards How much to budget for a prenup ...and a whole lot more.