"You are truly prosperous to the extent that you're experiencing health, happiness, and plenty in your life."   Christiane Northrup, MD.

On Tuesday, September 28, please join us for a frank conversation about women and wealth. 

Some of the news about women and money isn't good: women are still making 76 cents for every dollar that men make, and a staggering 87% of people in poverty in the U.S. are elderly women.  And yet there is much cause for optimism in the emerging trends!  Please join us for an expansive, honest, and compassionate conversation about cash. 

During this seminar, you will:

• Delve into today’s financial realities and explore how you can be an exception to the statistics
• Unravel the most common myths about women and money
• Learn a dramatically different way to think about cash flow, and 3 strategies to improve it
• Identify the connection between health and wealth

Our seminars this summer were a phenomenal success, and we are pleased to have added a few fall dates.  The September 28 seminar will be $10 in advance, $15 at the door. 

 Kate Northrup Moller is, and always has been, a creative entrepreneur. She is currently the CEO (Creative Expansion Optimist) of Team Northrup, a league of entrepreneurs aligned with the work of her mother, Dr. Christiane Northrup, who create optimal health and residual income while using personal growth as a business building strategy in partnership with USANA Health Sciences, a network marketing company. Kate also recently launched a new personal brand called “AuthentiKate” at www.katenorthrup.com, focusing on "the art, science, and practice of loving life" with a blog, events, speaking gigs, and links to incredibly great “authenticated” stuff that she loves. Kate graduated Magna Cum Laude from Brown University in 2005 and currently lives in downtown Manhattan. She is passionate about laughter, the truth, dancing, residual income, personal growth, amazing friendship, connection, and life in general.

Nancy Reid's pride and joy, both personally and professionally, is in connecting people and organizations with the resources that will help them grow.  Her business experience over the past decade includes running business units for her family's companies for five years, ultimately managing a $55 million annual revenue budget before transitioning into a finance role in which she advised family business owners on investment strategies.  She now works in investor education.  She holds degrees from Yale University, the French Culinary Institute, and the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth (MBA).

We look forward to seeing you at Women and Wealth.