In light of the credit crunch of late 2008, students are going to see the same “How did we get here?” question masked in a variety of forms. A solid understanding of subprime and other credit-related products, write-downs, and leverage …
This week, we are pleased to present 12 organizations that showcase ways to embrace social impact and a passion for the arts. From opportunities in music, dance, and curation, these listings offer a platform for individuals to combine their advocacy …
A whopping 93% of venture capital funding goes to straight, white, men. Which means is very few and far between that an LGBTQ+ founder lands a multi-million dollar round of funding.
When this does happen, we want to champion this and learn from it, so more LGBTQ+ folks can try to replicate it and create …
More Americans than want to admit it have a spending problem, not an income problem. For LGBTQ+ Americans, the opposite is true. Why is this, and what can be done about it?
This is Queer Money episode #488. And today, we’re diving into the incomes and earning potential of LGBTQ+ people and sharing what we …
This week we are honored to be joined by Heather Burns, Senior Vice President in Securities Finance at Jefferies, a diversified financial services company engaged in investment banking and capital markets, asset management and direct investing.
Throughout this episode, Heather …
Today’s episode is another Financial Literacy Month conversation, this time with Money Coach Aqura Nicholson. Earning more money doesn’t automatically mean you know how to manage more money. This is something that both Aqura and I had to learn the …
There’s research indicating that women who play sports are more successful. I’m a woman who played sports growing up and who still loves being active.
Today, my role as a coach puts me in touch with my clients’ mindsets and …
To provide guidance for Black or African American students embarking on their early career journey, we’ve gathered three invaluable tips from professionals in leadership coaching and curriculum development. From embracing experiential learning and mentorship to focusing on networking, these insights …
Busting the Myth: Neurodivergents are only good at STEM roles
Do you remember Sheldon Cooper from the Big Bang Theory? He’s a physicist that has to knock a precise number of times before he opens a door, says he has …
In the sports world, one of the most critical skills you can develop is the ability to advocate for yourself. If there is one thing that is true, it’s that no one is going to hand you anything. Most managers …
After spending her 20s in the U.S. Navy, Kate Meeuf was faced with a new challenge when transitioning to a civilian career. “While I had leadership experience and translatable skills (like problem solving), I was 10 years behind my classmates …