Chicago, you are my people.
Operators, capital allocators, and women mid-transition – all of them arriving with real questions.
Some have built their wealth. Others are inheriting. All of them coalescing around this moment of the Great Wealth Enlightenment, ready to step into financial agency together.
Each woman in that room a Wealth Expander for someone else. Not telling others what to do. Sharing her lived experience to illuminate what’s possible.
Here’s what was overheard in Chicago.
“I’m curious about tax efficiency.”
“I’m curious about what ratio people feel like they need to be at in terms of their expenses and their savings before they’re willing to make riskier investments.”
“I’m curious about VC. I don’t think it’s necessarily like throwing darts at a dartboard, but I don’t not think that.”
“I was a divorced mom of two kids, supported their college education by myself, with no loans, nothing. Paid for them with cash”
“I bought enough apartment buildings to retire at forty.”
Emily Scott took us deeper – lending language and awareness to the money stories that shape every financial decision we make. She provided a peek into her session at the Wealth Catalyst Summit May 14th, NYC.
Thank you Nina Nashif and Ellie Bahrmasel for hosting a beautiful, elegant, highly curated evening. Grateful for your passion, voice, and vision.
Thank you Mandy McAllister for bringing the power of GoBundance Women to this conversation.
Thank you to Christine Jordan, CFP® and the entire Wealthspire team for standing behind us and the Great Wealth Enlightenment.
We are grateful for the women and partners who see this vision.
Tonight, Indy.
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