Women's Council Workshop: Your Relationship with Money Session 2
🔹 About the Event
This is a follow-on session in our ongoing series focused on how women build wealth, grow investments, and share hard-earned lessons. This event is intentionally discussion-centric — a space to explore not just how we earn, but how we invest smart to truly grow long-term wealth.
We’ll also deepen our understanding of why women today make up nearly 50% of the population but receive less than 2% of venture capital — and yet return 2.5x more revenue per dollar invested while using 15% less capital. Through shared stories and insights, we’ll connect how wealth creation fuels agency, influence, and leadership opportunities.
This event is part of a monthly series designed to build continuous connection, learning, and collaboration — a trusted space to grow together as a community of women leaders.
🔹 Who This Event Is For
Women turning bold ideas into ventures.
Women exploring strategy, capital, AI, leadership, or board pathways.
Women ready to go from “what’s next?” to “this is my next move.”
✨ Gist
Through reflection, dialogue, and strategy, you’ll learn actionable ways to build wealth across public and private markets and learn how financial empowerment connects directly to opportunities and independence.
This interactive session will help you:
Understand your personal wealth mindset and how it shapes your decisions
Identify barriers and opportunities unique to women in wealth-building
Explore actionable investment strategies across public and private markets
Connect wealth creation to influence, leadership, and board opportunities
✨ Come ready to reflect, share, and leave with a renewed mindset — and a personal playbook for building wealth, power, and purpose.
✊Join the Movement:
As part of this ongoing series, we’re shifting the conversation — from earning only to earning and investing smart. These sessions create a collective space where women can learn from each other’s wealth journeys and build the confidence, strategy, and networks needed to grow real financial power.