Invest for Better Partners with Wealth Catalyst to Advance Values-Aligned Investing

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Invest for Better Partners with Wealth Catalyst to Advance Values-Aligned Investing

“Our vision has always been to make investing accessible, social, & actionable. Partnering with Wealth Catalyst allows us to take what’s already thriving in the Bay Area and bring it to the next level.” — Janine Firpo, Co-Founder of Invest for Better

The partnership expands an already-thriving hub of investors, founders, and changemakers leading with purpose.
Invest for Better (IFB), the national nonprofit movement empowering women to invest with purpose, announced a partnership with Wealth Catalyst to accelerate the growth and impact of the Bay Area Invest for Better Hub.

The Bay Area Hub, active since early 2025, has quickly become a vibrant gathering place for women investors, founders, and changemakers across the region. This new partnership between IFB and Wealth Catalyst will deepen programming, broaden community access, and create a model for how regional hubs can integrate education, connection, and action.

Syama Bunten, Co-Founder of Wealth Catalyst and a founding member of the Bay Area Hub’s volunteer leadership team, currently serves on IFB’s national Steering Committee — a governance body guiding IFB’s mission and strategy. Through this collaboration, Wealth Catalyst will lead efforts to expand the Hub’s reach and catalyze new opportunities for women to align capital with their values.

“Our vision has always been to make investing accessible, social, and actionable,” said Janine Firpo, Co-Founder of Invest for Better. “Partnering with Wealth Catalyst allows us to take what’s already thriving in the Bay Area and bring it to the next level, creating a model for how local leadership drives national impact.”

“This partnership represents what’s possible when women lead together,” said Syama Bunten, Co-Founder of Wealth Catalyst and member of the IFB Steering Committee. “The Bay Area Hub has always been about more than events, it’s about building confidence, community, and collective power. With IFB’s national framework and Wealth Catalyst’s focus on activation, we’re accelerating a movement.”

Together, IFB and Wealth Catalyst will continue to host gatherings and collaborations that connect women around shared purpose. Helping them move from awareness to action, from wealth-building to wealth-shaping.

About Invest for Better

Invest for Better is a national nonprofit, founded by Janine Firpo and Ellen Remmer, dedicated to helping women demystify investing, grow their confidence, and move money in alignment with their values. With active hubs and circles across the U.S., IFB connects women through education, peer learning, and collective action.

Learn more at www.investforbetter.org

About Wealth Catalyst

Wealth Catalyst is a movement and community founded by Syama & Jonathan Bunten and empowering women to build wealth on their own terms. Through summits, salons, courses, and curated experiences, Wealth Catalyst helps women align their capital with their values — transforming financial confidence into collective power.

Learn more at www.wealthcatalyst.com

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Rewriting My Money Story, So More Women Can Rewrite Theirs

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Photo of Janine Firpo by the incredible Jaime Borschuk

I grew up in a working-class family. Money was tight, but my mom was resourceful. She started flipping houses and buying stocks long before it was something women around her were doing. She didn’t wait for permission. She figured it out herself.

Watching her changed me. It gave me an early glimpse of what women could do with money, even without a roadmap.  It planted a belief in me that we didn’t have to follow traditional paths to build wealth or shape our own futures.

That belief grew stronger years later, when I took a solo backpacking trip through Sub-Saharan Africa. I saw poverty on a scale I couldn’t ignore. That trip cracked something open in me, and I realized I wanted to be part of real change.

When I returned home, I made a bold move. I left my high-paying career in tech, just as the internet was taking off, and I started over. I took pay cuts. I shifted my work toward global development, purpose, and systems change.

But even as I advanced in purpose-driven work, I came to a deeper realization: my money wasn’t keeping up. In fact, it was working against the very things I believed in. My investment portfolio was quietly reinforcing the systems I had spent my career trying to change.

That’s when the full transformation began. I looked at my portfolio and started changing how I invested. I moved my money into causes I believed in: clean energy, community wealth, gender equity. And I discovered something incredible. Even when I led with intention, my investments still performed.

It also made me rethink something bigger: what if financial conversations didn’t have to feel intimidating, isolating, or filled with pressure? Finding my way with intentional investing was hard, and I didn’t think it had to be. What if we invited women into small, supportive spaces to ask the questions they’ve never felt safe asking?

That’s when I joined forces with Ellen Remmer to co-found Invest for Betteras a nonprofit. We shared a belief that if more women had access to each other and to honest, clear conversations about their money, everything could change.

Today, in our Circles, women bring their real money questions. They wonder whether their investments reflect their values. They ask about retirement, about impact, about where to begin. And in those conversations, something shifts. Money stops being a source of fear and becomes a source of power. A reflection of who we are and what we care about.

These aren’t abstract shifts. They’re real, tangible, and within reach.

And here’s the emotional thread: when women talk about money honestly, openly, and without judgment, we begin to rewrite our stories. We gain confidence. We grow our influence, and we show our daughters what’s possible.

So yes, Investing with Purposeis a course, but it’s also something more. It’s a journey into community, clarity, and choice. It’s a conversation passed from mother to daughter, woman to woman, story to story.

I hope you’ll join us, whether in a Circle, or by simply starting a conversation of your own.

https://investforbetter.org/course/investingwithpurpose/

The Freedom (and Joy) of Getting Real About Your Money

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Photo courtesy of CRUSH Your Money Goals w/ Bernadette Joy

Every woman has a money story worth telling. Not because it’s polished or perfect, but because it’s hers. This post is part of our series spotlighting women who’ve asked the hard questions, sat with the emotions that money stirs up, and chosen to move forward, however imperfectly.

Today we’re spotlighting Bernadette Joy.

You may have seen her on CNBC, in Forbes, or hosting her Crush Your Money Goals courses. She’s paid off over $300K in debt. Built a seven-figure net worth. Taught thousands of women, especially those often left out of traditional finance, how to take control.

But what we love most about Bernadette isn’t the numbers. It’s her honesty, and the way she reminds us that this work doesn’t have to feel heavy all the time.

Yes, taking ownership of your money can be serious. But it can also be joyful. There’s joy in finally feeling aligned. In putting your money where your heart is. In knowing you’re not figuring it out alone.

That’s one of the reasons that brought Bernadette to IFB. She already knew how to invest and build wealth, in fact, she’s so good at it, she’s built a thriving business off it. But she wanted to go deeper and align her values with her portfolio. She wanted to fund founders solving real human problems and move past optimization and into true intention.

While doing that, Bernadette had to challenge a belief that many of us carry quietly: that if we don’t make the absolute best, most researched, most optimized financial choice, we’re failing.

That kind of pressure shows up in women’s financial lives all the time, but we really see it when talking about intentional investing. It feels like a space we shouldn’t get wrong, so we overanalyze and wait. We think we need to learn just a little more before we act. But what Bernadette uncovered was that her desire for “perfect” was getting in the way of her priorities.

She realized that she didn’t need to find flawless funds. She needed to choose the ones that aligned with what mattered most to her. In her case, that meant divesting from companies tied to military weapons and firearms. It meant shifting $500K across accounts, moving $80K of idle cash into investments she believed in.

And once she made those changes, she felt proud of what she was funding. The kind of impact she couldn’t measure in returns alone.  Because this brought the joy that Bernadette exudes in her business and daily life into new possibilities with her investments.

Whether it’s singing K-pop at karaoke with her husband, doting on her nieces, or building spaces where more women can find peace with their money, Bernadette shows us that emotions aren’t a distraction from investing. They’re a signal. And when we name what we’re really feeling—fear, guilt, hesitation, hope—we can start making decisions from a place of honesty and power.

That’s what makes her voice so essential in this moment. Not because she’s figured it all out, but because she shows up with clarity, purpose, and the kind of realness that helps other women do the same. In her work, in her writing, in her investing, she’s not trying to be the perfect example, she’s modeling what’s possible when you lead with integrity and act on what you believe.

And that’s what we do at Invest for Better. We help women step into what’s possible and find a little more joy along the way. Because when your money reflects what matters to you, it doesn’t just feel empowering. It feels lighter. More honest. Even fun.

When women lead with intention, the future looks different. And it starts with your story.

Invest for Better Launches Philadelphia Hub with Support from Nasdaq Foundation

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Invest for Better launches a regional hub with support from the Nasdaq Foundation in Philadelphia to build a powerful network of women learning, connecting, and moving capital for good.

OAKLAND, Calif., June 3, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Invest for Better, a nonprofit initiative empowering women to align their investments with their values, proudly announces the launch of a regional hub in Philadelphia thanks to support from the Nasdaq Foundation.

The “Activating Women’s Financial Power” initiative will mobilize a diverse community of women aiming to strengthen their capacity as investors. This localized network will build on the momentum of over 120 existing Invest for Better Circles nationwide.

At its core, the Hub reflects a simple but powerful idea: that women build financial power most effectively in community. By creating a localized network of support and learning, Invest for Better is helping more women take charge of their money—and use it to shape the future they want to see.

“In Philadelphia, we are tapping into a wide variety of women who are ready to take ownership of their finances and invest in ways that reflect their values,” said Janine Firpo, co-founder of Invest for Better. “This new hub will offer a powerful space for learning, connection, and community transformation.”

ImpactPHL, a key force in advancing the local impact investing ecosystem, plays a vital role in catalyzing investments that generate both financial and social returns in the Greater Philadelphia region. This collaborative initiative strengthens that ecosystem by activating new capital and expanding access to values-aligned investing—unlocking significant potential for local benefit through increased place-based investment.

“In recent years, ImpactPHL has engaged high net worth individuals and institutional investors in local impact investing. Invest for Better’s work is a perfect complement as we engage a diverse network of women of varied means in their financial journey. Together we are learning, creating community, and moving money,” shared Margaret Berger Bradley, Invest for Better’s Philadelphia Lead.

The hub will host monthly workshops, trainings, and gatherings, blending virtual and in-person formats that are expected to engage over 100 women by the end of 2025.

Read more here: https://www.prweb.com/releases/invest-for-better-launches-philadelphia-hub-with-support-from-nasdaq-foundation-302469177.html

Now What? Moving Forward Together After the Election

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No matter how you’re feeling about the election results, one thing remains clear: Invest for Better’s mission has never been more important. Based on what we have seen over the past year, we can be fairly certain that the new administration will be working hard to undermine our ability to invest our money in climate change, community development, gender equity, or other causes we value.

The Landscape May Shift, But Our Mission Stays True

There is little doubt that there are rough and rocky roads ahead for those of us who care deeply about equity and sustainability. However, while the landscape may shift, our values remain steadfast and we remain as committed to our goals as ever.

Elections come and go, and while the outcomes can be surprising or even unsettling, we believe in something that transcends political cycles. At Invest for Better, we are guided by the conviction that the power to shape our future isn’t confined to the ballot box. It’s also in the decisions we make every day with our money.

As women, we have the power to influence the world by where we choose to invest, the companies we support, and the causes we champion. When we align our finances with our values, we are not only growing our wealth—we are driving positive change.

Taking Back Control: The Power of Women’s Wealth

Let’s be honest: the issues we care about—economic justice, gender equity, climate action—aren’t going to solve themselves. But here’s the good news: we don’t have to wait for political leaders to fix things for us. We can make a difference right now, with the resources we control. The more we expand our financial influence as women, the more power we have to create the change we want to see.

The recent election reminded us of a critical truth: many Americans are struggling financially, and that sense of economic insecurity drives a lot of fear and division. But instead of deepening those divisions, we can choose a different path. We can invest in solutions that uplift our communities, support equitable businesses, and foster a more inclusive economy.

Climate Action: Our Commitment Isn’t Going Anywhere

We also know that the fight for climate action is far from over. While the election may feel like a setback, the shift to clean energy is unstoppable. The world isn’t slowing down, and neither should we.

Clean energy solutions are already outpacing traditional energy sources in terms of cost and adoption. Even with changes in political leadership, our coalition for climate solutions is bigger, more bipartisan, and more determined than ever. As Gina McCarthy, former climate advisor to Biden, said: “Our country is not turning back.” As investors, we can play an important role in maintaining and accelerating that momentum.

The Future of Impact Investing: Resilient and Growing

We’re closely watching how the regulatory environment around ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investing is evolving. Recently, Congress has started scrutinizing ESG practices and the new administration is expected to support those efforts, which could have major implications for the future of sustainable investing. On the other hand, the Global Impact Investing Network (GIIN) states the current size of the impact investing market is estimated to be over $1 trillion and growing. Investing with purpose is not just a trend—it’s a movement that’s already reshaped the financial landscape and become mainstream. And remember, this movement did not start with corporations, asset managers or the government. It started with individuals who cared about how their money was invested – and many of those pioneers were women. We know there will be challenges ahead, but we also know that if we stay vigilant and come together, we have the power to shape the future of investing. We did it once and we can do it again. By using our voices, our choices, and our investments, we can drive change, support the causes we believe in, and build a better future for all of us.

Moving Forward, Together

So, let’s move forward together. Let’s build wealth, invest in each other, and prioritize our planet. The journey to financial independence and impact starts now. Take the first step today: Sign up to join our community. We’re currently offering our Finding a Values Aligned Advisor course for free with membership, launching November 19th.

Together, we will leave our mark—and we’ll do it on our terms.

Why This Election Matters for Women

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Fifty years ago, we couldn’t open a credit card or take out a loan without a man’s signature. Just fifty years! It wasn’t until the Equal Credit Opportunity Act (ECOA) in 1974 that women gained the financial independence to build credit, buy homes, and grow businesses in our own names. Let that sink in—because it’s a powerful reminder of both how far we’ve come and how much we stand to lose if we don’t keep pushing forward. 

Today, our autonomy is under threat again, especially in healthcare and reproductive rights. The rollback of Roe v. Wade affects far more than just healthcare access; it impacts our ability to participate fully in the workforce, build wealth, and support our families. When women have control over our bodies, we can build stronger futures—for ourselves, our families, and our communities. Taking away that freedom doesn’t just harm individual women—it holds us all back. 

How Healthcare Impacts Wealth and Freedom 

When women lose access to reproductive healthcare, it affects much more than our personal health. Studies show that women who have control over their reproductive decisions are better able to complete their education, pursue careers, and contribute to the economy. In a country that already faces a significant gender wealth gap, these restrictions make achieving financial independence even harder. 

The gender wealth gap isn’t just a statistic; it’s a reality that affects every aspect of our lives. Women, on average, earn less than men, hold fewer assets, and face a greater risk of poverty as we age. This wealth gap reflects not only income disparities but also the compounded effect of a lifetime of economic inequality—from caregiving roles to reduced access to financial opportunities. Add limited healthcare autonomy, and the wealth gap only grows. And when women fall behind, families, communities, and our economy suffer. 

We’re Already Showing Up—and Now’s the Time to Keep Going 

We’re seeing inspiring momentum. In this election cycle, 11.1 million women have already voted early in seven key swing states—outpacing men by more than a million votes (55.2% women to 44.8% men). Women are proving that when we come together, we’re unstoppable. Let’s keep that momentum strong through Election Day. 

Your Vote Matters More Than Ever 

This election, we have the power to shape a future where women don’t just survive—we thrive. Every vote counts in building that future. Reach out to friends, family, and neighbors. Bring them to the polls. Volunteer if you’re able—there are still ways to help others get out to vote. Together, we’re moving forward, not backward. 

When women stand together, we’re a force that can’t be ignored. By voting, we honor the legacy of ECOA and the hard-won progress of those who came before us. Let’s use our voices and our votes to create a future where women have true freedom, equality, and opportunity. We owe it to ourselves and to every woman who fought before us—and we owe it to future generations. 

Using Your Investments to Fight Climate Change

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Image says "There is No Planet B", and used to inspire investing to fight climate change

There are moments in life when a crisis forces us to pause and reflect. For many, that moment is now. With Hurricane Milton leaving its mark on Florida and devastating floods in other regions from Hurricane Helene, we’re reminded of the undeniable reality of climate change. These disasters prompt us to confront the bigger picture—our deep connection to the environment—and ask: What more can we do? While the impact of climate change has long been clear, these moments drive home the urgency. Now, more than ever, is the time to act.

I remember my own turning point. It wasn’t triggered by a storm, but it struck just as hard. While working with microfinance institutions in developing countries, I saw firsthand how small investments could empower women, lift families out of poverty, and spark meaningful change. Yet when I returned home, I realized I wasn’t sure if my personal investments aligned with the causes I cared about.

While I was working to uplift others globally, my investments might have been supporting companies contributing to the very problems I wanted to solve. That realization hit me like a lightning bolt. I knew I had to do better—not just in my work, but with my finances.

That’s when I decided to align my investments with my values. I wanted my money to work for the causes that mattered to me—fighting climate change, advancing gender equity, and promoting social justice. Taking control of my financial choices was empowering, and it felt like I was contributing to the world I wanted to see.

I know I’m not alone. More and more women are waking up to the fact that our money is a powerful tool for change. We’re realizing that how we invest matters, and every dollar is a vote for the future we want to create.

If these recent storms—or other moments in your life—have made you pause and ask, What role can I play?, now is the perfect time to take action. Reflect on your own financial decisions: Are your investments aligned with the future you want to see? If not, it’s okay—many of us have started from that same place of uncertainty. It’s never too late to make a change. By aligning your money with your values, you can be part of the solution. Small actions can lead to transformative change, and our collective impact through conscious investing can shape a better world.

Ready to make a difference? Start by evaluating your portfolio with tools like As You Sow to see how aligned your investments are with your values. Consider joining a community of like-minded individuals through organizations like Invest for Better, where women come together to learn and take action in values-driven investing. Together, we can make the change we seek.

What You Should Know About ESG Investing in the Upcoming Election

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As the November election approaches, many of us are focused on what the outcome could mean for our careers, communities, and the future of the country. But have you thought about how the results might affect your investments? Specifically, if you’re passionate about sustainable, responsible, and impact investing—this election could shape the future of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investing. 

While the financial markets react to broader policy shifts, ESG investing is about more than just financial returns. It’s about aligning your money with values like sustainability, social justice, and good corporate governance. And the next administration’s policies will likely play a big role in how you can continue to incorporate these principles into your investments. 

Why ESG Investing Matters 

At its core, ESG investing reflects a growing desire to ensure that the companies we invest in are considering factors that affect both people and the planet. It’s not just about profit—it’s about responsible profit. This growing movement allows investors to support companies that prioritize diversity, ethics, environmental responsibility, and good governance. 

But the regulatory environment around ESG is evolving. Recently, Congress has started scrutinizing ESG practices, and this could have big implications for the future of sustainable investing. For example: 

  • H.R. 5339: Protecting Americans’ Investments from Woke Policies Act: This bill could cause confusion about when and how investors can take factors like climate change and social responsibility into account in their investment decisions. 
  • H.R. 4790: Prioritizing Economic Growth Over Woke Policies Act: This would limit the rights of shareholders to push companies on ESG issues and give more control to companies about what they disclose. 

If you’re someone who believes in using your investments to create positive change, these are critical points to pay attention to. 

What to Consider When Voting 

Whether you’re a seasoned ESG investor or just starting to explore it, it’s worth considering a few key things when researching candidates in this election: 

  1. Where do candidates stand on ESG investing? 

Some politicians support the freedom to invest in companies based on ESG principles, while others see ESG as a potential distraction from financial returns. Understanding where your preferred candidates stand is crucial if ESG investing is important to you. 

  1. How do they approach corporate responsibility? 

Are the candidates advocating for stronger regulations on issues like climate change, corporate ethics, and diversity? Some favor tighter regulations, while others take a hands-off approach, leaving companies to make their own choices. 

  1. What will this mean for shareholder rights? 

ESG investing often relies on shareholder advocacy—investors pushing companies to be more transparent or improve their practices. Proposed bills could limit shareholders’ ability to engage with companies on key issues like human rights or environmental impact. 

Why Your Vote Matters for ESG 

The decisions made by Congress and the next administration will likely have a direct impact on the types of investments you can make and your power as an investor. Policies that restrict ESG considerations in financial markets could limit your ability to align your money with your values. That’s why voting for candidates who support the freedom to invest responsibly is so important. 

Final Thoughts 

While ESG investing is just one of many issues at stake in this election, it’s an important one if you care about using your money to make a positive impact. Now is the time to research each candidate’s stance, understand what’s at risk, and make sure your vote reflects the future you want to see—not just for yourself but for the world at large. 

No matter which way you lean politically, it’s clear that this election will shape the future of ESG investing. So do your research, stay informed, and most importantly, don’t forget to vote! 

Invest for Better Day 2024: A Call to Action for Women

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This year’s Invest for Better Day on Sunday, September 15th, is about taking bold steps toward aligning your money with your values. With the presidential debate just behind us and the election coming in November, there’s never been a more important time for women to take control of their finances and invest in the future they care about. 

We’re mobilizing women around the country for a Day of Action, encouraging you to take steps—big or small—that move you toward financial empowerment and impact. Here are four powerful ways to act: 

Empower Yourself Through Education

Understanding how your money can create change starts with knowledge. Dive into resources like Activate Your Money, listen to podcasts, or take a course that teaches values-aligned investing. Educating yourself is the first step to using your money for good. 

Make Money Moves with Purpose

Taking even small steps with your finances can feel empowering. Explore new ways to ensure your investments reflect your values, from finding an impact-focused bank to reassessing your stock funds. 

Share Your Money Stories

Talking about money with other women is a powerful way to break the taboo and learn from each other. Share your experiences and ask others how they manage their finances—you might be surprised how much you gain. 

  • Action step: Have a conversation with a friend about their investment choices or discuss values-aligned options with your financial advisor. Don’t have a financial advisor yet? Join Invest for Better’s upcoming course on finding the right one.  

Support the Movement

We can create lasting change by supporting each other. Share what you’ve learned with your network, connect with other women passionate about impact investing, and help grow the movement. 

  • Action step: Sign up for Invest for Better’s monthly newsletter to stay informed on what’s happening with impact investing and go follow and amplify the message of organizations like Pivotal Ventures who are focused on accelerating social progress.  

Let’s make this Invest for Better Day one to remember by taking actions that move us closer to a more just, sustainable future—both for ourselves and our communities. 

Take action and make your money count! 

The Rise of Female Power: Seizing the Moment for a Lasting Impact

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Can you feel it? There’s a buzz in the air—a shift that’s as powerful as it is exciting. Everywhere we look, women are stepping up and taking the lead, and the world is paying attention. From sports to politics, from boardrooms to our communities, this is our time. And the best part? We’re just getting started.

Look at what’s been happening this year. Caitlin Clark captured the world’s attention, not just for her incredible talent on the court, but for how she’s shining a spotlight on women’s sports in a way that demands investment and respect. Simone Biles returned to the Paris Olympics, showing us all what it means to come back stronger, to rise above, and to inspire others to do the same. And in the political arena, Kamala Harris is on the verge of making history as she runs for President—a moment that could shatter one of the highest glass ceilings there is.

These are the moments that give us goosebumps, that make us feel proud to be women. But they also remind us that we have a role to play in keeping this momentum alive. The truth is, the power to shape the future is in our hands. And one of the most powerful tools we have? Our money.

You might have heard about the $30 trillion wealth transfer that’s coming our way—yes, you read that right, $30 trillion! As women, we’re set to inherit and control a significant portion of this wealth in the coming years. What we choose to do with it could change the world. Just think about it: by investing in companies that reflect our values, by supporting female-led businesses, and by funding initiatives that fight for equality, we’re not just securing our own financial futures—we’re creating a world where women thrive.

It’s also no secret that politics in the U.S. is deeply influenced by money. Billions of dollars are being poured into campaigns, and at times, it can feel overwhelming—like our individual voices and contributions don’t matter. But that couldn’t be further from the truth. Collectively, we are incredibly powerful. When women come together, when we invest together, when we vote together—we are a force to be reckoned with.

So, how do we make sure this isn’t just a moment but a movement?

Here’s how you can help keep the momentum going:

Engage in Conversations: Don’t shy away from conversations, whether they’re financial, political, or social. We need to be talking and coming together to drive change. Discuss investment strategies with your friends, share articles about impactful initiatives, and openly talk about political candidates and issues that matter to you. These discussions not only empower you with knowledge but also help build a community of informed, active women ready to make a difference. By creating spaces where women feel confident discussing these important topics, we strengthen our collective voice and influence.

Embrace Impact Investing: Make conscious choices about where your money goes. Invest in companies that align with your values—those that prioritize gender equity, sustainability, and social impact. Your investments can be a force for good and help build a world where women thrive. Don’t know where to start? We’re here to help!

Influence Politics: This is a critical time for women to use our voices and our dollars. Consider volunteering for campaigns that align with your values, donating to candidates who support women’s rights, and staying informed about the issues that matter. Even though billions are spent on politics, your involvement in this election year can make a huge difference. Remember, local elections are just as important, if not more, than the Presidential one!

Let’s use this moment to inspire each other, to invest in each other, and to build the world we know is possible.

Ready to meet more women wanting to make a difference and start taking action? Check out our Circle experience, launching in September or join one of our free events. We’re here to support you every step of the way.