WOMEN & WEALTH BLOG
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The Women & Wealth blog, covers a wide range of topics designed to broaden your understanding of important financial matters. Women want options: Not to be told “what to do” when it comes to their money. Our goal is to help educate you.
Vanessa Wieliczko Named Rising Star by RIA Intel
The RIA Intel Awards are a celebration of financial advisors, wealth management firms, and others who support them. Please join us in celebrating Vanessa Wieliczko’s inclusion as a Rising Star in them.
Top 5 Financial Planning Tips for Women
In celebration of Women's Equality Day on August 26th, we asked our advisory teams to itemize some of the top financial planning items they recommend to their female clients, sisters, mothers, daughters and friends. Here are the top 5 that made the cut: Take inventory...
Why Change May Be On The Horizon for Women-Led Startups
According to this Forbes article, improving female representation internally at VC firms themselves will have a trickle-down effect on funding for women-led startups.
Women & The Next Investing Revolution
As this article from Forbes points out, women were dramatically underrepresented in investing before COVID—and if we really want to move forward from the pandemic, the next investing revolution needs to be led by women.
How the Tory Burch Foundation Is Giving Back To Women Business Owners
This article from Forbes details how the Tory Burch Foundation has helped by offering much-needed support to women business owners and entrepreneurs during a challenging time.
Vanessa Wieliczko Guests on “The Social Capital” Podcast
Great discussion with Vanessa Wieliczko about her career in Wealth Services, her love of learning and helping developing professionals.
Increasing the Number of Female Biotech Entrepreneurs is a Main Focus for MIT’s Future Founders Initiative
40% of businesses in the United States are owned by women, but female biotech founders are few and far between. Studies have found that despite women making up 22% of the faculty at MIT, fewer than 10% of 250 start-ups by MIT faculty members were founded by women.
Senior Wealth Advisor, Janet Acheatel, speaks with the Diversity & Inclusion Committee
Janet shares insights about her 35+ years career in Wealth Management, her passion for the industry and working with women, and some great advice for the NextGen advisor.
