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For the first fresh episode of 2021, Farnoosh sits down with the multi-talented Umbreen Bhatti, Director of The Athena Center for Leadership, Barnard College. Umbreen works with young women to build a better world.
The pain point of many business owners and entrepreneurs is often figuring out the money stuff and running that aspect of the business more smoothly. Melanie Hopkins, founder of Finance Friend, helps business owners become empowered in their financial management.
What does it cost to produce a documentary? Can you get rich selling a project to Showtime or Amazon?
Margaret Skoglund's pivot would not only help her to rebound, but many of her creative colleagues on Broadway.
How to find a mentor and earn more media for your company? And if you had to choose: would you save an extra $2,000 a month for retirement or for a future home?
Arian Simone went from being abruptly fired, forced to live in her car, and living off food stamps to becoming a philanthropist and running her own venture capital fund.
A recession is historically a great time to start a successful business. Shark Tank star and serial entrepreneur Robert Herjavec joins Farnoosh to discuss the start-up opportunities he sees for entrepreneurs, as well his own journey learning about money and being raised the son of immigrants.
Jessi Hempel is a senior editor at large at LinkedIn and host of the Webby-nominated podcast Hello Monday. On the show we discuss how women, who've been disproportionately impacted by the pandemic and recession, land back in their careers.
Mark Schug is Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and co-author of the new book, Teachers Can Be Financially Fit: Economists’ Advice for Educators.
