Her Dinero Matters

Did you know that the U.S. has 12.3 million women-owned businesses? For International Women’s Day, I wanted to do this special bonus episode to celebrate with you. This day is meant to acknowledge women's rights and to help forge a gender-equal world in every area. To celebrate International Women’s Day we are going to focus our discussion on women business owners because we can achieve so much more when we support each other.
 In this bonus episode, I invited two fabulous business owners. Carolina Campanelli, business executive and founder of Nova Bossa, and Daniella Senior, founder of Serenata and Zumo, both part of La Cosecha Market in Washington D.C. They are here to share with us how their entrepreneur journey began, and the challenges women business owners face.
What you’ll hear about in today’s episode:

How Daniela and Carolina started as entrepreneurs at an early age.

What La Cosecha is and how it helps women business owners

The challenges and needs women entrepreneurs face

The woman in each of their lives who has had the most influence on them

For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/IWD Want to get social? Let’s connect more on Instagram @herdineromatters Don't forget to grab your spot for Financially Strong Latina. It is FREE to the public thanks to our sponsor AARP: www.financiallystronglatina.com The post, One Authentic Money Conversation for International Women's Day | Bonus Episode appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

Show Notes

Did you know that the U.S. has 12.3 million women-owned businesses? For International Women’s Day, I wanted to do this special bonus episode to celebrate with you. This day is meant to acknowledge women's rights and to help forge a gender-equal world in every area. To celebrate International Women’s Day we are going to focus our discussion on women business owners because we can achieve so much more when we support each other.

 In this bonus episode, I invited two fabulous business owners. Carolina Campanelli, business executive and founder of Nova Bossa, and Daniella Senior, founder of Serenata and Zumo, both part of La Cosecha Market in Washington D.C. They are here to share with us how their entrepreneur journey began, and the challenges women business owners face.

What you’ll hear about in today’s episode:

  • How Daniela and Carolina started as entrepreneurs at an early age.
  • What La Cosecha is and how it helps women business owners
  • The challenges and needs women entrepreneurs face
  • The woman in each of their lives who has had the most influence on them

For a quick recap of this episode go to http://www.jenhemphill.com/IWD Want to get social? Let’s connect more on Instagram @herdineromatters Don't forget to grab your spot for Financially Strong Latina. It is FREE to the public thanks to our sponsor AARP: www.financiallystronglatina.com The post, One Authentic Money Conversation for International Women's Day | Bonus Episode appeared first on the Her Dinero Matters Podcast.

What is Her Dinero Matters?

Her Dinero Matters is an award-winning podcast that resonates deeply with listeners like Ariana, who says, “I have learned a lot about myself and the world of finances. I also love the bilingual / Latina perspective." Hosted by Jen Hemphill, an Accredited Financial Counselor (AFC®) with a seasoned voice in finance, this podcast goes beyond being just a financial guide. It's a journey towards financial independence and personal growth.

Each week, Jen brings a unique blend of practicality and inspiration to the world of money. Through inspiring stories from diverse guests and insightful solo episodes, she shares actionable tips and strategies to help you navigate your financial life. Whether you're bouncing back from financial setbacks, aiming to prevent them, or chasing your dreams against all odds, Her Dinero Matters is here to bolster your money confidence.

Connect, learn, and grow with us at jenhemphill.com