Vicky Pryce is Chief Economic Adviser at the Centre for Economics and Business Research and Visiting Professor at King's College London.
She was previously Director General for Economics at the Department for Business Innovation and Skills and Joint head of the UK Government Economic Service. Vicky has held senior roles across the private sector, including senior managing director at FTI consulting, Partner and Chief Economist at KPMG, and Partner at London Economics, following earlier positions in banking and the energy sector.
She's also co-founder of Good Cooperation, a frequent media commentator, and the author of many books, including Women versus Capitalism. Her latest book, Mismanaged Decline, co-authored with Andy Ross, will be published by Biteback in November of 2025.
We cover the following:
01:16 Discussing 'Mismanaged Decline'
02:51 The UK's economic challenges
04:41 Policy missteps and industrial decline
07:09 Service sector and underinvestment
11:15 Industrial strategy and government role
16:26 Impact of Brexit and COVID
25:04 Honesty in economic policy
32:25 Regulatory developments in the UK and Europe
33:58 The role of UK leadership in crypto adoption
34:45 Concerns about crypto and global positioning
37:09 The politics of economic growth
39:20 Challenges in economic policy communication
50:11 The importance of gender inclusion in economic strategy
56:57 The need for long-term industrial strategy
01:00:12 Final thoughts on building a resilient economy
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Trish Costello is the Founder and CEO of Portfolia, a micro venture capital firm and investing community built to activate women's capital. Portfolia launches thematic funds designed by and for women from women's health to FinTech and sustainability, engaging accredited investors who seek both strong returns and meaningful impact.
Trish previously co-founded the Kauffman Fellows Program in 1994 where she created the first training programme for venture capital partners. And helps launch a new generation of investors.
We cover the following:
00:11 Meet Trish Costello: Founder of Portfolia
00:53 The birth of Portfolia: a new venture model
06:11 Portfolia's growth and achievements
07:22 Pioneering women's health investments
10:15 The impact and future of women's health innovation
14:07 The role of research and AI in women's health
22:41 Gameto: revolutionising fertility and longevity
28:48 Empowering women investors
29:22 Investment accessibility and inclusivity
30:18 Understanding venture capital returns
31:24 Innovative approach to venture funds
32:16 Engaging with Portfolio companies
35:37 Sourcing and evaluating deals
38:25 Collaborating with other funds
44:26 Scaling women's participation in VC
51:33 Future vision for Portfolia.
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Vicky Pryce is Chief Economic Advisor at the Centre for Economics and Business Research and Visiting Professor at King's College London.
She was previously Director General for Economics at the Department for Business Innovation and Skills and Joint head of the UK Government Economic Service. Vicky has held senior roles across the private sector, including senior managing director at FTI consulting, Partner and Chief Economist at KPMG, and Partner at London Economics, following earlier positions in banking and the energy sector.
She's also co-founder of Good Cooperation, a frequent media commentator, and the author of many books, including Women versus Capitalism. Her latest book, Mismanaged Decline, co-authored with Andy Ross, will be published by Biteback in November of 2025.
We cover the following:
01:15 Current state of the UK economy
02:28 Business confidence and investment
06:17 Employment trends and challenges
13:29 Impact of AI on productivity
19:57 Inflation and monetary policy
22:41 Domestic price issues in the UK
23:06 Energy costs and market structure
25:42 Trade, global headwinds, and tariffs
30:06 Pensions for growth
32:42 Autumn budget concerns
39:42 Risks and hopes for the UK economy.
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Derek Shaw is Director of Entrepreneurship and Investment, where he leads the teams supporting Scotland's spinouts, startups, and scaling companies with wrap-around support and commercial investment. Under his leadership, Scottish Enterprise co-invests more than £50 million annually, making it Scotland’s most active early-stage investor, and the UK’s fourth largest by volume.
The portfolio includes around 330 high growth companies, valued at approximately half a billion pounds.
Alison Loveday is part of the extended management team and leads the National High Growth Entrepreneurship team. She focuses on ecosystem development, partnerships, and leadership programs for founders — including Pathways to Scale, a flagship initiative inspired by the 2023 Pathways Report, which supports female founders by upskilling leadership and investment readiness.
Together, they're helping to shape Scotland's innovation economy.
We cover the following:
00:11 Meet Derek Shaw and Alison Loveday
02:16 Overview of Scottish Enterprise
03:08 Scottish Enterprise's strategic missions
07:03 Supporting ambitious Scottish businesses
12:06 Collaborations and female founders
14:28 Challenges for deep tech companies
20:31 Case Study: ZOEX and Ash Penley
26:04 Working with universities and research centres
28:21 Metrics and measuring success
30:12 Supporting female founders
35:17 Lessons from recent successes
43:27 The future of Scotland's innovation economy.
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Lorine Pendleton is a seasoned venture capital investor and former media and entertainment lawyer with deep expertise across sports, media, entertainment, and technology.
In 2024, she launched 125 Ventures, a New York based VC fund, investing in women's sports, media and tech at the intersection of AI, data and the creator economy. Previously, a partner at Portfolia, she co-launched the Rising America Funds, top performing VC funds with net IRRs in the top 5% of their vintage, and has invested in more than 35 innovative companies as both an angel and VC.
We cover the following:
00:10 Meet Lorine Pendleton
02:17 Lessons from Prince: The power of ownership
04:59 Launching 125 Ventures
10:30 The solo GP Experience
15:01 Barriers in venture capital
24:20 Female founders and investment strategies
24:41 Unique perspectives of female investors
25:16 Learned experiences
27:27 Due diligence in investment
29:11 The rise of women's sports
30:40 Media rights and market growth
31:25 Challenges and opportunities in women's sports
33:31 The future of women's sports investment
37:48 Engaging with LPs and shifting capital
40:25 Encouraging women to invest
44:05 Final thoughts
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Ashley Penley is the founder and CEO of ZOEX, the UK's only female founded wave energy company. She transitioned from 15 years in offshore oil and gas complex installation projects to marine renewables, where she developed a modular wave energy converter that tackles the sector's biggest challenge, high cost.
She's also a mother of two, Zoe and Alex, and became a British national after moving to Scotland 25 years ago for her original oil and gas career.
We cover the following in our conversation:
00:11 Meet Ashley Penley
01:45 The challenges of wave energy
03:30 The 'Aha moment': Realising the gap in wave energy
05:29 Innovative solutions for wave energy
07:55 The business model and market potential
12:32 Designing ZOEX for real-world conditions
19:49 Partnerships and raising capital
23:02 Trials and commercial rollout in Turkey
25:22 Project setback and recovery
27:17 Validation and success
27:35 Global attention and future plans
28:30 Challenges and personal sacrifices
30:08 Company vision and funding
31:56 Navigating a male-dominated industry
33:29 Balancing family and career
37:12 Advice for entrepreneurs
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Tiffany Irving joined Mesirow Wealth Management in 2021 and has 25 years of financial experience. She is a Senior Vice President, Wealth Adviser and a member of the Mesirow Inclusion Council. She provides comprehensive wealth management planning and advice to high-net-worth individuals, families and non-profit organisations.
Tiffany is a member of the National Association of Women Business Owners, and Legacy Partners, an association of the Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago Foundation. She is a Board Member for the Caring Place and the Women’s Impact Fund for the Porter County Community Foundation. She is a frequent speaker on the WGN radio show “Your Money Matters.”
Tiffany earned her degree in Finance from DePaul University and her MBA from the University of Phoenix. She is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professional, Certified Exit Planning Advisor (CEPA®) and holds FINRA licenses.
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Heather Ettinger is the Founder and CEO of Luma Thrive, a boutique coaching and consulting firm dedicated to empowering women of wealth and purpose—and the advisers and institutions that serve them.
With over 35 years as a trailblazing adviser and former CEO in wealth management, Heather created Luma Thrive to redefine how women engage with their wealth through life visioning, values alignment, and legacy planning.
She is the author of the best-selling book Lumination: Shining a Light on a Woman’s Journey to Financial Wellness and a nationally recognised speaker and thought leader featured in The Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, and Bloomberg.
Her trademarked Lumination Process™ underpins transformative coaching, keynote speaking, and consulting programs that guide women in aligning resources with purpose, while helping institutions build stronger, more meaningful relationships with female clients.
A recipient of the “Women to Watch,” “Icons and Innovators,” Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and Savvy Ladies Changemaker awards, Heather has also co-authored pioneering research on women of wealth.
She lives in Shaker Heights, Ohio, with her husband and is most proud of raising three community-minded children.
We cover the following:
01:53 Welcoming Heather Ettinger
03:34 Shifts in women's approach to investing
08:45 Challenges in the financial industry
17:35 Demographic and cultural trends
24:44 Women in business and career challenges
30:50 The impact of diversity in leadership
32:35 Financial planning for women: a holistic approach
37:11 Rethinking financial adviser incentives
41:12 The role of fintech in closing the gender investing gap
45:33 Women using capital for social impact
50:18 The influence of US administration on women's financial power
53:04 Final message to women.
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Julie Perkins is an accomplished entrepreneur, business owner, purpose-led coach, and growth advocate. She founded Wyseminds after spending 20 years growing Specsavers Opticians in the Netherlands.
Through her experiences, both good and bad, she discovered the transformative power of a purpose-driven approach to business growth.
This insight inspired her to establish Wyseminds, a platform dedicated to empowering women entrepreneurs, helping them achieve growth with greater joy and freedom.
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Sam Smith is a trailblazing entrepreneur, board advisor, and is a passionate advocate for inclusive, purposeful business. Best known as the founding CEO of FinCap, the first female led stockbroking firm in the city, she led the business from a startup within JMFinn to a £50 million investment bank, supporting hundreds of growth companies along their scale and exit journeys.
Over 24 years, Sam built what became Cavendish Financial on principles she still champions today: empathetic leadership, inclusive culture, and high impact governance.
Her bestselling book, the Secret Source, captures the mindset behind super scaling, empowering talent while staying true to purpose. It's no surprise that one of her favourite reads is Grit by Angela Duckworth, a philosophy she's lived by through every deal, boardroom and pivot points.
She now holds multiple NED roles across a range of sectors. In 2023, she co-founded The SuperScalers alongside Rosaleen Blair, CBE, and Ollie Barrett, MBE, a global community on a mission to help underrepresented founders grow from £1 million to £50 million+ in revenue. By connecting high potential entrepreneurs with those who've already scaled, The SuperScalers is shifting the narrative of who gets to build big.
Sam is also a committed voice for equity in entrepreneurship. She's advised the UK Government's Taskforce for women-led high growth businesses, contributes to the Scale Up Institute's work on female-led scale-ups, sits on the Everywoman advisory board and is a patron of the Entrepreneurs Network.
She's currently campaigning to integrate entrepreneurship into the school curriculum, giving every young person, regardless of background, the tools to shape their own future.
This podcast interview was recorded on 18 June, 2025.
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Vicky Pryce is Chief Economic Adviser and a board member at the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR), and one of the UK’s most respected voices on economic policy and reform.
She was previously Joint Head of the UK Government Economic Service, Director General for Economics at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS), and Senior Managing Director at FTI Consulting. Earlier in her career, she held senior economic roles in banking, the oil sector, and was a Partner at KPMG.
Vicky is a Fellow of the UK Academy of Social Sciences and the Society of Professional Economists, and sits on several advisory boards, including the Economic Advisory Group of the British Chambers of Commerce and the central banking think tank OMFIF. She is also a Patron of Pro-Bono Economics and Working Chance.
She is the author of several influential books, including "Women vs Capitalism", "Greekonomics", and "Why Women Need Quotas", and is a frequent contributor to media and public debates on the economy and gender equality.
We cover the following:
00:52 UK Economy: growth and contraction
04:15 Inflation and interest rates
07:42 Unemployment and labour market pressures
12:43 Tax reform and wealth flight
18:07 Spending review and defence budget
24:37 Economic challenges and future outlook
32:45 Challenges of an aging workforce
34:46 Government's role in workforce adaptation
36:26 Corporate strategies for inclusivity
42:28 HR's role in modern workplaces
43:41 Government R&D: how women-led ventures and SMEs can access this
48:33 Trade and energy security
55:34 UK: economic threats and optimism
*The interview was recorded Friday, 13 June*
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Melissa Cheong is a Managing Partner of Blackhorn Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm focused on catalysing and scaling industrial resource efficiency investment opportunities. In this role, she balances her time between managing the firm’s strategic goals, partnering, and working with talented and inspiring portfolio company founders, and developing the firm’s investment strategy for current and future funds.
Melissa has over 20 years of industry experience, with her most recent roles focused on a range of sustainable investment opportunities. Prior to
Blackhorn, Melissa was Chief Investment Officer at ZOMA Capital, the private family office of Ben and Lucy Ana Walton, and held various positions at Treehouse Investments, Imprint Capital (now Goldman Sachs-Imprint), Plainfield Asset Management and Deutsche Bank. Melissa holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Chicago and received an MBA from Columbia Business School, with a concentration in Finance and International Development.
We cover the following:
00:10 Meet Melissa Cheong: A journey in venture capital
02:33 Melissa's investment philosophy and career Insights
05:40 The role of family offices in sustainable Investment
07:51 Understanding risk and building effective teams
11:26 Blackhorn Ventures: focus on resource efficiency
15:05 AI and digital infrastructure in heavy industry
17:43 Current market challenges and opportunities
26:34 Supporting portfolio companies and success stories
31:08 Gender diversity in venture capital
45:42 Engaging more women LPs in venture
52:49 Closing comments
Cary Carbonaro is an award-winning Certified Financial Planner™ professional with over 25 years of experience, and currently serves as Managing Wealth Advisor and Women and Wealth Ambassador for Ashton Thomas. She leads a multi-million dollar financial planning practice, specialising in empowering women to overcome financial challenges and increase their financial literacy.
Cary is the author of the bestselling book The Money Queen’s Guide: For Women Who Want to Build Wealth and Banish Fear, Morgan James, Oct 2015. Cary’s second book. Women and Wealth: A Playbook To Empower Clients and Unlock Their Fortune, published by Wiley April 29, 2025.
She serves as a CFP® Board Ambassador, representing the financial industry in the media, and has been honored six times on Investopedia’s Top 100 Financial Advisors list. In 2016, she was awarded the prestigious Investment News Women to Watch recognition. In 2024, Cary was appointed as the sole female member of the Nasdaq Advisor Council.
We cover the following:
00:13 Meet Cary Carbonaro: Financial expert and author
02:13 Cary's journey into wealth management
03:48 Empowering women through financial literacy
05:20 Challenges faced by women in finance
06:39 Cary's professional setbacks and resilience
08:19 The financial industry's gender bias
13:12 Misconceptions about women and money
18:10 The rise of female breadwinners
21:03 The Great Wealth Transfer
22:55 The future of financial services for women
24:43 Core principles of female-centric financial advice
25:48 The importance of female leadership in finance
26:27 Challenges and opportunities for women in the industry
30:29 Emotional ties and financial decisions
38:50 Women investing in women entrepreneurs
42:48 Rebuilding the financial system for women
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Anthony Fernandez stands at the forefront of the evolving cryptocurrency landscape as the Head of Business Development and Sales at ICONOMI, an FCA-registered digital asset portfolio management firm. With a rich background in asset management, foreign exchange, and cryptocurrency mining & trading, Anthony has become a leading authority in blockchain technology, including DeFi, derivatives trading, and cross-chain solutions.
With over 8 years in fintech and wealth management, Anthony has transitioned into the alternative investment space, specialising in Bitcoin and various digital assets.
Before his role at ICONOMI, he honed his expertise leading a Bitcoin mining team, helping both professional and retail investors to earn passive income.
A sought-after speaker, Anthony illuminates financial seminars with his deep understanding of macroeconomics and the crypto ecosystem. His practical insights guide investors through the intricacies of blockchain investments and the ever-changing digital economy.
00:12 Meet Anthony Fernandez: crypto expert
02:14 Anthony's journey into the industry
04:15 Defining digital assets and ICONOMI's role
05:49 The macroeconomic climate
10:19 US administration's impact on digital assets
13:19 Business adoption and why it matters
16:26 Bitcoin as a hedge against currency debasement
19:50 Institutional approach to crypto
25:12 Women in crypto: opportunities
27:39 How a business start engaging in digital assets
Marcia Dawood is an early-stage investor who serves as the vice-chair on the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Small Business Capital Formation Advisory Committee. She is a venture partner with Mindshift Capital, a member of Golden Seeds, and the chair emeritus of the Angel Capital Association (ACA), a global professional society for angel investors.
She is the author of the award-winning book 'Do Good While Doing Well, Invest for Change, Reap Financial Rewards, and Increase Your Happiness'. She is also an associate producer on the award-winning documentary 'Show Her the Money'.
A TEDx speaker and the host of the award-winning Angel Next Door podcast, Marcia walks the talk and holds investments in over fifty early-stage companies and funds. She is committed to expanding support for diverse companies that overcome the world’s biggest problems and accelerate positive change. She is passionate about bridging the gap from early-stage inception to building thriving, profitable companies.
Previously, Marcia worked in sales, marketing, and operations for Kaplan Education for over sixteen years. She received an MBA from the University of North Carolina Kenan-Flagler Business School.
Marcia currently splits her time between New York City and North Carolina with her husband, Izzy, and she feels lucky to be the stepmom to three amazing sons.
We cover the following:
02:21 The evolution of angel investing
02:43 Investment strategies and diversification
04:01 Equity crowdfunding and philanthropic investments
07:46 Women in investing and healthcare
10:58 Evaluating deals and overcoming bias
14:56 Impact investing
19:49 Challenges and support for startups
22:31 Valuation, portfolio construction, and dilution
29:22 Exit strategies and economic conditions
34:03 The future of angel investing and alternative models
36:32 Encouraging more women to invest
38:18 Conclusion
Cate Quentin is a Partner and Wealth Manager at Tribe Impact Capital, the UK’s first dedicated Impact Wealth Manager. Cate’s client base of HNW individuals, families and charitable foundations is varied, but she has a particular focus on female wealth holders and inherited wealth. Cate strongly believes in the transformative power of money to achieve both financial returns and positive impact.
Before joining Tribe, Cate spent seven years at Standard Bank Group where she managed the wealth of West African families and individuals and developed the Ghana wealth business from inception. Prior to Standard Bank, Cate worked in consultancy focussing on private sector development across Africa. Cate has an MSc in Development Studies from SOAS University and a PGCert in Philanthropy and Social Investment from Bayes Business School.
We cover the following:
00:10 Meet Cate Quentin: Partner & Wealth Manager at Tribe Impact Capital
02:06 Cate's journey to wealth management
05:24 The founding principles of Tribe Impact Capital
08:08 The gender Investment gap and female investors
14:26 Values-driven investing and impact investing
23:20 Defining sustainable investing and its performance
33:52 Separating the noise from long-term trends
34:24 Exploring asset classes in sustainable impact investment
34:59 Exciting developments in the debt space
36:42 Challenges and misconceptions in sustainable investing
42:50 Political and economic pushback on ESG & DEI
51:00 The future of sustainable investing
55:17 Encouraging female-led ventures and angel investing
59:57 The role of AI and fintech in wealth management
01:02:45 Final thoughts
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Dr. Jelena Janjusevic is Associate Professor of Finance and Head of Accountancy, Economics and Finance at Edinburgh Business School, Heriot-Watt University Dubai. She teaches both Undergraduate and Postgraduate programmes in finance and economics. She has been a part of the University since 2017. In her 20-year-long working experience, Dr. Janjusevic has worked with government of Montenegro officials, municipalities, social partners, foreign government officials, and international institution representatives ie from the World Bank, IFC, EBRD, USAID, UNDP, CHF, EC.
Besides teaching, Dr. Janjusevic has strong managerial and research experience. She has previously been engaged with many different projects dealing with macroeconomics, sustainable development, and public administration capacity building (initiating several reforms in the energy sector, urban planning, financial, health, pension system, education system, investments, business environment, and legislation improvement).
We cover the following in our conversation:
01:40 Early experiences with money
02:17 The taboo of money and financial literacy
03:40 Understanding financial stress
06:23 Impact of the pandemic on financial stress
15:19 Women, financial stress, and caregiving
21:05 Seeking help for financial stress
33:28 Role of universities in financial literacy
36:52 Final thoughts
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The Purse Ltd.
Elisabeth Prager began her career in life and pension and then moved into private banking. Subsequently she transitioned to a strategy consulting firm, and later freelanced for various philanthropic and multilateral agencies.
Nitika Vyas began her career in investment banking, and then moved into a hedge fund, before becoming the COO of a broker. Alongside her career, her interest in psychology prompter her to pursue a counselling qualification.
Together they have over 30 years experience in financial services and have seen first hand just how underserved women are when it comes to their personal finances.
They co-founded Aila Money, a fintech startup on a mission to close the gender wealth gap. Aila helps women plan, learn and get ongoing guidance on their finances. The free solution leverages behavioural science, AI, and expert advice to empower women financially.
We cover the following:
00:16 Meet Elizabeth Prager and Nitika Vyas
02:13 Identifying problems in financial services
05:37 The decision to start Aila Money
08:32 Challenges in financial services for women
12:09 Gender stereotypes in finance
17:05 The importance of women investing
20:24 Common money mistakes women make
23:48 The role of societal norms
25:09 Encouraging financial engagement
25:41 Aila Money's approach to financial fitness
26:37 Trends in women's financial behaviours
28:40 The rise of single women
29:25 The Great Wealth Transfer
30:20 Emotional decisions with inherited wealth
32:50 Building Aila Money
35:42 Personalised financial journeys
42:26 Fundraising and future plans
45:50 Challenges for female founders
55:26 Advice for women: how to lean into investing
59:05 Conclusion
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Priya Parrish is Partner and Chief Investment Officer at Impact Engine, an institutional venture capital and private equity investor driving positive impact in economic opportunity, environmental sustainability and health equity.
She is also an Adjunct Professor of Strategy and Impact Investor in Residence at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
Priya is the author of "The Little Book of Impact Investing" published by Wiley.
Prior to joining Impact Engine, Priya served as Chief Investment Officer at Schwartz Capital Group, a single-family office investing across global markets.
Previously, she was Strategy Head at Aurora Investment Management, a multibillion-dollar hedge fund, and managed development of investment products that incorporated environmental, social and governance factors (ESG) at Northern Trust Asset Management and KLD Research & Analytics.
Priya holds a B.S. in Business Management from Babson College and an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.
We cover the following in our conversation:
00:10 Meet Priya Parrish: impact investing pioneer
02:19 Priya's journey into impact Investing
05:29 Understanding impact investing
08:55 Impact Engine: a women-led venture capital firm
11:12 The growing demand for impact investments
14:07 Women and millennials driving change
21:02 Defining and measuring impact
23:49 Understanding measurement in impact investing
23:56 Two schools of thought on measurement
24:49 Investor-focused measurement
26:07 Challenges in impact investing
27:52 Financial performance and impact
31:01 AI and impact investing
33:00 Tools and resources for measuring impact
33:55 Supporting early-stage impact companies
36:11 Challenges and risks in impact investing
38:44 Avoiding impact washing
39:48 The Little Book of Impact Investing
42:36 Supporting female investors in impact investing
44:29 Final thoughts.
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Carla Hoppe is the founder and CEO of Wealthbrite, whose mission is to help businesses cultivate financially and commercially savvy talent. Wealthbrite was born out of Carla's understanding of the critical need to bridge the financial skills gap, especially among early-career professionals. Carla is a passionate advocate for greater financial literacy to help young people entering the workforce so they can go on to become economically secure.
With a diverse career spanning law and financial services at prestigious firms like PwC and EY, Carla brings a wealth of experience to her role as the founder of Wealthbrite. Her journey as a mixed heritage woman and first-generation professional who went on to have a successful career in finance has given her unique insights into the challenges faced by young professionals navigating the complex world of personal and business finance.
We cover the following in our conversation:
00:12 Meet Carla Hoppe: founder of Wealthbrite
02:07 Carla's journey from corporate to entrepreneurship
03:33 The importance of financial literacy
09:12 Challenges of financial literacy in the UK
13:00 Financial resilience and mental health
18:38 Addressing the financial gender gap
21:49 Inside Wealthbrite: mission and training programmes
26:35 The realities of starting a business
30:50 Fundraising success: Carla's journey
31:05 Navigating the pre-seed round
31:44 Choosing the right investors
33:16 Diversity in startup investing
33:44 Leveraging personal networks
36:19 Investor event strategy
37:56 Key lessons from fundraising
38:46 Challenges with traditional investors
40:00 Current investment climate
41:11 Finding the 'right tribe'
42:28 Encouraging female investors
47:31 Vision for Wealthbrite
50:27 Personal financial strategies
54:58 Policy changes for financial Literacy
58:25 Conclusion
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