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Award winning Relationship Manager in Financial Services - Finding your career path and building relationships
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
12/07/22 • 26 min
In this episode we talk to the lovely Emma Roberts, relationship manager at Connect for Intermediaries. Award winning BDM - she recently picked up an award at the Women's Recognition Awards by Financial Reporter in 2022. She tells us about how she entered the financial services industry by accident but went on to build fabulous relationships which supported her career. She explores different roles within the financial sector until she lands a role she is totally thriving in. In this episodes she shares the best features of Connect for Intermediaries as a network such as: the training provided to all newly qualifies brokers but also the personable approach, support, and guidance for the whole team at Connect who really get to know the brokers on a personal level. Emma talks about her experience through the industry and her top tips on how to build a successful career in financial services. If you are a BDM or would like to be, tune in and discover exactly what characteristics and values Emma feels are important.
To connect with Emma please find her here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/emma-r-b9505553/

The Power Couple Code: Navigating the Challenges of Working Together as Husband and Wife
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
12/22/23 • 35 min
Summary
In this episode, Lisa Stones, Operations Director of Mortgage First, shares her experience of working in a husband and wife business partnership. She discusses the challenges of being seen as 'just John's wife' and the importance of building her own credibility and brand within the industry. Lisa emphasizes the need to focus on one's strengths and carve out a niche area of expertise. She also highlights the importance of teamwork and mutual respect in a husband and wife business dynamic. Lisa encourages women in similar situations to introduce themselves as individuals and not be defined solely by their relationship to their spouse.
Takeaways
Focus on your strengths and carve out a niche area of expertise.
Build your own credibility and brand within the industry.
Work as a team and have mutual respect in a husband and wife business dynamic.
Introduce yourself as an individual and not solely as your spouse's partner.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Background
09:31 Challenges of Being Seen as 'Just John's Wife'
13:49 Building Credibility and Branding
18:21 Balancing Personal and Professional Identities
25:09 The Importance of Supportive Partners
30:45 Switching Off and Finding Balance
35:34 Nomination: Pam and Nina Brown, Kim McGinley
After studying Fashion Marketing at Nottingham Trent University Lisa worked for Topshop/Topman in a brand manager for role for 8 years before launching her own wedding planning company in 2008.
At the same time her husband Jon launched Mortgage 1st and ran the company as a sole trader for the first few years. As the business began to grow, Jon asked Lisa to join Mortgage 1st in 2015 to help with the day to day running.
Fast forward to today and Lisa’s role of Operations Director sees her overseeing a team of 70 and managing multiple areas of the business from finance to HR and Marketing.
Lisa’s passionate about their team as well as the local community having written and delivered lessons to thousands of school children about mortgages, resulting in Lisa reaching the finals in the best leadership category at this year’s Woman’s Recognition Awards.
These achievements also led to Mortgage 1st recently being named as a Top Mortgage Employer by Mortgage Introducer and winning Broker of the Year 11-50 advisers at the Financial Reporter Awards.
Lisa & her husband Jon live in Chesterfield, Derbyshire and have two young children.
Thank you for tuning into The Money Honey - The show that brings together women in finance, construction and property!
Don't forget to Like, comment and subscribe! You can also follow along with Manuka Media here:
Instagram - @manukamedia
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/manukamedia
Website - www.manukamedia.co.uk

Shattering Stigma: Financial Challenges and Mental Health
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
01/19/24 • 39 min
Trish, once the youngest Clinical Nurse Specialist in Mental Health and Trauma in the UK, transitioned unexpectedly to entrepreneurship in 1999. Inspired by Robert Kiyosaki's "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," she entered property investment in 2003, specializing in Assisted Sales to help those facing repossession. Despite a seemingly perfect nursing career, Trish faced personal and financial turmoil after a divorce, reaching a breaking point that led to a suicide attempt. This dark moment became a turning point, sparking a decade-long journey back to stability through consulting and property ventures. Today, Trish pays it forward by assisting homeowners and investors in overcoming debt despair and training others on compassionate approaches to sellers facing repossession. Her story exemplifies resilience, personal growth, and the transformative power of pivotal moments in adversity.
Summary
Trish McGirr shares her personal journey of overcoming debt and despair and how she now helps others facing repossession. She discusses the mission of Repossession Rescue, a training program for property investors to assist those in financial distress. Trish emphasizes the importance of open dialogue and collaboration between investors, estate agents, lenders, and fund holders to provide support and solutions. She also highlights the need to remove shame and stigma surrounding financial challenges and mental health. Trish's story serves as a reminder that everyone's voice and experiences matter in creating positive change.
Takeaways
Financial challenges and mental health often go hand in hand, and it is important to create safe spaces for open dialogue and support.
Investors can play a role in helping individuals facing repossession by providing options and assistance, while also upholding ethical standards.
Collaboration between investors, estate agents, lenders, and fund holders can lead to innovative solutions and better outcomes for those in financial distress.
Debt and financial challenges should not be stigmatized, and efforts should be made to remove shame and guilt associated with these issues.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Trigger Warning
09:15 Trish's Background and Mission
13:08 Repossession Rescue and Training
17:11 Collaboration with Property Investors and Estate Agents
21:23 Involvement of Lenders and Fund Holders
28:30 The Need for Open Dialogue and Change
33:10 Trish's Personal Experience with Dyscalculia
39:02 Money Rehab and Removing Shame
41:19 Closing Remarks and Call to Action
Thank you for tuning into The Money Honey - The show that brings together women in finance, construction and property!
Don't forget to Like, comment and subscribe! You can also follow along with Manuka Media here:
Instagram - @manukamedia
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/manukamedia
Website - www.manukamedia.co.uk

The Importance of Understanding Money as a Small Business Owner with ADHD
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
02/16/24 • 31 min
Summary In this conversation, Rosalia and Michelle Walsh discuss the challenges of balancing a career and motherhood. Michelle shares her experience as a single mom and how she managed to build a successful career in the finance industry. They also discuss the importance of diversity and inclusion in the workplace and how Together Money promotes these values. The conversation ends with a call to action for listeners to support and celebrate women in finance. Takeaways Balancing a career and motherhood is a challenge that many women face, but it is possible to succeed in both areas. Having a supportive work environment and a partner who shares the responsibilities can make it easier to manage work and family life. Diversity and inclusion are important in the workplace, and companies should strive to create an environment where everyone feels valued and supported. Women in finance should be celebrated and given equal opportunities to succeed. Don't forget to Like, comment and subscribe! You can also connect with Rosalia and Manuka Media here: Instagram - @manukamedia Instagram - @rosalialazzara LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/manukamedia Website - www.manukamedia.co.uk

From Side Hustle to Success: Giovanna Federico's Property Journey
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
04/05/24 • 29 min
Giovanna: Giovanna Federico, Director of Selling Sunset LTD, is an accomplished international entrepreneur and property investor with 18 years of experience. She manages her own residential assets, assists acquisition companies in finding UK investments £1m+, and runs a UK property sourcing agency since 2020. Giovanna also provides private venue sourcing consultancy globally. With a diverse background and multiple education certificates, she is fluent in English, Spanish, and Italian. Giovanna has a proven track record of successful transactions, managing innovative venue sourcing projects worldwide, and contributing to the profitability of Forbes and Fortune 500 firms. Summary In this episode, Rosalia interviews Giovanna Federico, the director of Selling Sunset Limited, who shares her journey of turning her side hustle in property into her main income stream. Giovanna emphasizes the importance of taking risks and having courage in property investment. She discusses her strategy of buying properties, remortgaging them, and reinvesting the funds to grow her portfolio. Giovanna also explains how Selling Sunset Limited helps corporate companies and investors find off-market property opportunities. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to subscribe to the podcast and share the episode with others. Takeaways Taking risks and having courage are essential in property investment. Buying properties, remortgaging, and reinvesting can help grow a property portfolio. Working with a property sourcing company can help investors find off-market opportunities. Property investment can be a lucrative venture, especially in growing markets. Subscribing to the podcast and sharing episodes can support the mission of highlighting women in the property industry. Don't forget to Like, comment and subscribe! You can also connect with Rosalia and Manuka Media here: Instagram - @manukamedia Instagram - @rosalialazzara LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/manukamedia Website - www.manukamedia.co.uk

Teacher to Real Estate Mentor: Financial Freedom, Networking & Inclusivity
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
10/18/24 • 26 min
In this episode of The Money Honey Podcast, host Rosalia Lazzara-Tilley sits down with Irindeep Badial, an accomplished entrepreneur whose career spans education, real estate, and mentorship. Irindeep transitioned from being a secondary school teacher to becoming a successful property investor, co-owning a Business Network International (BNI) franchise, and founding Bricks & Mentors—a mentorship platform specializing in property development. Her global business insights have empowered professionals across various industries and countries. Irindeep shares her journey from teaching to entrepreneurship, explaining how real estate investment provided her with financial security and the freedom to guide others toward the same goal. As an expert in HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) projects, she offers practical advice for those looking to achieve financial freedom through property investment. In addition to real estate, Irindeep is passionate about promoting equity, diversity, and inclusion through her consulting business, helping to create more inclusive environments in both business and personal spaces. The episode explores the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of networking, collaboration, and surrounding yourself with a supportive community. Irindeep highlights how positivity, kindness, and compassion have played key roles in her success, and why building strong, meaningful connections is essential for any entrepreneur. Key Takeaways: - Irindeep transitioned from teaching to real estate and entrepreneurship, founding Bricks & Mentors to guide others toward financial freedom. - Co-owning a BNI franchise with her brother Rav, she has supported business professionals globally, using her insights to elevate her mentorship programs. - Specializing in HMO projects, Irindeep helps others navigate property investment and financial independence. - Networking and building strong relationships are crucial for business success, and positivity, kindness, and compassion can have a significant impact in overcoming challenges. - Entrepreneurship can be overwhelming and lonely, but with the right mindset and a supportive network, business success is achievable.

Imposter Syndrome and Beyond: Celebrating Personal Achievements in Mortgages
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
01/12/24 • 33 min
Gemma Bennett is a Senior Mortgage Broker at The Mortgage Mum, she is winner of x2 industry “Rising Star” awards and currently nominated for advisor of the year award at the Women’s Recognition Awards.
Gemma is based in Essex and a Mother to 2 children.
Prior to working as a broker Gemma worked for over 10 years as a holistic therapist and counselling, specialising in stress management and helping people work through difficult emotions and find joy in their every day.
What appeared to be complete turn around entering into finance had turned out to be just another way of helping and relating to people. Gemma has found so many transferable skills between broking and counselling, stating, Money is emotional, why you have it, why you want it, how you use it... it’s all wrapped up in emotion.
‘I love this career and interestingly the links between people’s emotional well-being is so closely linked to financial wellbeing’.
Gemma is also a monthly expert columnist for What Mortgages, an advocate for better financial education within schools and colleges and an in house wellbeing coach within the mortgage mum company, supporting the team. She also regularly guests on industry podcasts and has spoken on radio and tv news in the recent year regarding headline mortgage news.
Instagram: gemmabennett_themortgagemum
Facebook: Gemma Bennett - The Mortgage Mum
Linkedin: Gemma Bennett
Summary
In this episode, Rosalia interviews Gemma Bennett, a senior mortgage broker at The Mortgage Mum. They discuss the theme of using transferable skills in the mortgage industry and how Gemma's background in counseling and holistic therapy has shaped her successful career. Gemma shares highlights from her career, including overcoming imposter syndrome and finding validation in her expertise. They also discuss the importance of self-support and maintaining a balance between work and personal life. Gemma emphasizes the need for authenticity on social media and shares her hobbies and interests outside of work. The episode concludes with information on how to connect with Gemma and the call to action for listeners to share their feedback and consider being a guest on the show.
Takeaways
Transferable skills can be valuable assets in any industry, including the mortgage industry.
Overcoming imposter syndrome is a common challenge, but recognizing and celebrating personal achievements can help build confidence.
Self-support and self-care are essential for maintaining a healthy work-life balance.
Authenticity is key on social media, and sharing personal interests and hobbies can help connect with others.
Listeners are encouraged to connect with Gemma and consider being a guest on the show.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Scheduling
01:02 Creating Extra Content
03:58 Theme: Using Transferable Skills in the Mortgage Industry
08:22 Gemma's Background and Journey
12:23 Highlights in Gemma's Career
14:41 Overcoming Imposter Syndrome
17:28 The Importance of Self-Support
23:45 Balancing Work and Personal Life
29:55 Being Authentic on Social Media
33:45 Connecting with Gemma
35:01 Closing Remarks and Call to Action
Thank you for tuning into The Money Honey - The show that brings together women in finance, construction and property!
Don't forget to Like, comment and subscribe! You can also follow along with Manuka Media here:
Instagram - @manukamedia
LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/manukamedia
Website - www.manukamedia.co.uk

The Manchester Property Market: Insights and Opportunities with Mortgage Adviser Sharelle Taylor
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
02/23/24 • 24 min
Summary In this episode, Rosalia interviews Sharelle Taylor, a mortgage and protection advisor, about her journey in the financial industry and her mission to empower women and provide accessible financial education. Sharelle shares her experience of stepping into visibility and using social media to connect with underrepresented communities. She emphasizes the importance of comprehensive financial advice and helping clients achieve their property goals. Sherelle also discusses the property market in Manchester and her passion for empowering others. The episode concludes with a discussion on the power of social media and the importance of supporting Sharelle and the podcast. Takeaways Stepping into visibility and embracing social media can help women in male-dominated industries gain recognition and inspire others. Accessible financial education is crucial, especially for underrepresented communities, and should be taught in schools. Comprehensive financial advice goes beyond mortgages and includes budget planning, debt management, and wealth building. Helping clients achieve their property goals requires understanding their values and providing personalized strategies. Social media can be a powerful tool for sharing success stories and connecting with a niche audience. The property market in Manchester offers diverse options for first-time buyers at a lower cost compared to London. Sherelle's journey in the financial industry started by chance and is driven by her passion for empowering others. Money and property are fundamental pillars in people's lives, and empowering individuals in these areas is essential. Sherelle's dream is to inspire and support women, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds, to achieve financial success. Making money and property topics more accessible and engaging can help change the perception of these subjects. Sherelle's success and future plans involve expanding her visibility and continuing to empower others through her work. Social media can be a transformative platform for personal and professional growth, allowing individuals to connect with their ideal audience. Supporting Sherelle and the podcast by engaging with their content and sharing their stories can help amplify their impact. Don't forget to Like, comment and subscribe! You can also connect with Rosalia and Manuka Media here: Instagram - @manukamedia Instagram - @rosalialazzara LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/manukamedia Website - www.manukamedia.co.uk

A New Era in Lending Creating Safe Spaces for Women | Money Honey Podcast
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
11/15/24 • 42 min
In this episode of Money Honey, host Rosalia Lazzara-Tilley interviews Claudine Reynolds, a relationship manager at Roma Finance, about the world of specialist lending. They discuss Claudine's journey from broking to lending, the importance of empathy in the lending process, and the significance of building relationships in the finance industry. Claudine shares her experiences and insights on navigating challenges in lending, her transition to Roma Finance, and the company's approach to lending. The conversation also highlights the importance of empowering women in the finance industry and the initiatives Roma Finance is involved in to support this cause. In this conversation, Claudine Reynolds and Rosalia Lazzara-Tilley discuss the importance of female representation in the finance industry, particularly in property and lending. They highlight the significance of networking events tailored for women, the need for mentorship, and the value of creating supportive environments where women can thrive. Claudine shares insights on career pathways in specialist lending and the unique ways women connect and build relationships in professional settings. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of fostering spaces that empower women while acknowledging the existing dynamics in the industry. Takeaways - Specialist lending offers diverse opportunities for mortgage brokers. - Building relationships is key in the lending industry. - Empathy is crucial for understanding clients' needs. - Networking can lead to new opportunities in finance. - Women are increasingly being supported in the finance sector. - Roma Finance prioritizes a borrower-first mentality. - Effective communication can resolve lending issues quickly. - Claudine's journey showcases the value of transferable skills. - The lending industry is evolving with new challenges and opportunities. - Diversity in leadership is essential for a thriving workplace. Having a presence in the industry is crucial for female lenders. - Networking events provide valuable opportunities for connection and support. - Women in finance need to be more than just a buzzword; action is required. - A strong female presence in leadership roles can benefit the industry. - There are two main pathways into specialist lending: through lenders or brokers. - Networking among women often starts with personal connections rather than professional roles. - Creating intimate spaces for women fosters genuine relationships. - Supportive environments are essential for women to feel included and valued. - It's important to recognize the unique challenges women face in the industry. - The conversation around gender dynamics should not exclude men's experiences. Don't forget to Like, comment and subscribe! You can also connect with Rosalia and Manuka Media here: Instagram - @manukamedia Instagram - @rosalialazzara LinkedIn - linkedin.com/in/manukamedia Website - www.manukamedia.co.uk

Previous candidate on 'The Apprentice', juggling 7 property and finance businesses. PLUS she's a proud Ambassador for The Princes Trust - Michelle Niziol
The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction
12/07/22 • 31 min
What a powerhouse!! Michelle Niziol is a phenomenal entrepreneur. Princes Trust Ambassador | Entrepreneur | CEO of 7 Businesses | Property Investor | Mortgage Specialist | Lettings Expert | Luxury Real Estate Agent, an award winning firm in 2022 at the ESTAS Customer Service awards.
She shares her highlights from her time with Lord Sugar and the famous show 'The Apprentice'.
Michelle juggles a family, friends, lifestyle, & 7 BUSINESSES, so I am sure you'll find it interesting to hear about her discipline and fantastic organisational skills. Her mindset is inspiring.
Michelle loves to give back. This is why she is a business ambassador and fund raiser for The Princes Trust. She raises money through her entrepreneurial events where the proceeds go to women who need support with starting their own business. The true embodiment of "women supporting women".
If you would like to attend one her inspirational business related events and support her mission, please follow the link below: https://theempoweringentrepreneur.co.uk/
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The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction currently has 99 episodes available.
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The average episode length on The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction is 33 minutes.
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Episodes of The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of The Money Honey - Women in Property, Finance & Construction was released on Dec 6, 2022.
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