How She Does It

Ep 48: What It’s Really Like To Own A Basketball Team With Clara Wu Tsai May 20, 2024

It’s no secret that women’s basketball is exploding in popularity. The WNBA had a record-breaking season last year, which was also its most-watched season in over two decades. Now as some of those college stars (like Caitlin Clark) graduate from college and move on, the WNBA is hoping to build on their momentum.

One of the women we can thank for that momentum is Clara Wu Tsai. She bought the New York Liberty basketball team in 2019 with her husband Joe Tsai, and immediately made profound changes to turn it around. Her goals for this year? To win a championship, and show that women's professional sports can be profitable.

This will be our final episode of Season 1. We’re so thankful you joined us for the first season of “How She Does It,” and we can’t wait to see you again later this year!

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Chapters:

00:00 Background and Values

04:58 Academic Journey and Career Path

11:01 Becoming the Owner of the New York Liberty

15:49 Success and Goals for the New York Liberty

22:04 Promoting Social Justice through the Social Justice Fund

25:56 Studying Peak Performance in Elite Athletes with the Wu Tsai Performance Alliance

Takeaways:

As the owner of the New York Liberty basketball team, Clara revitalized the team by moving them back to New York City and investing in player health and care.
The team's success and their goal of increasing viewership for women's professional sports demonstrate the potential profitability of women's sports.
Clara and her husband, Joe Tsai, divide and conquer the responsibilities of running the Brooklyn Nets and the New York Liberty.
Clara is involved in social justice initiatives, including the Social Justice Fund, which supports economic mobility and racial justice in Brooklyn.
Clara also leads the Wu Tsai Performance Alliance, which studies peak performance in elite athletes, with a focus on female athletes.

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Ep. 47: Advancing Research On the Human Brain With Paola Arlotta May 13, 2024

Women across all industries need more female mentors and role models, and perhaps nowhere is that more imperative than in the field of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). When we have more women in STEM, there’s a ripple effect — scientific and financial outcomes for women are improved across the board.

The good news is that more women than ever are choosing career paths in the field. Paola Arlotta, a neurobiologist and stem cell scientist at Harvard University, is one of the women paving the way for other female scientists. She's showing that it’s possible to run a lab and raise a family at the same time, and this week she shares insight into her career and her work.

Takeaways:

Brain organoids are tiny pieces of brain tissue that are made in a lab from stem cells. They can be used to study the development of the human brain and understand neurological diseases.
Brain organoids have the potential to revolutionize drug development and personalized medicine.
There are many different ways to be successful in science, and it's important to find your own path.
Having diverse role models is crucial for inspiring and empowering women in science.
Balancing a career in science with family life requires support and collaboration.
Advancements in technology and data analysis will lead to a leap forward in drug development and disease understanding.

Chapters:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:01:33 - Paolo Arlotta's Background and Decision to Pursue Science

00:06:24 - The Process and Significance of Creating Brain Organoids

00:10:25 - The Potential of Brain Organoids in Understanding and Treating Diseases

00:22:01 - Women in Science

00:28:12 - Challenges of Balancing Career and Family

00:31:01 - Role Models and Mentorship

00:34:52 - Lightning Round Questions

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Ep 46: Making Jobs In Finance More Accessible To Women May 06, 2024

According to research by Deloitte, the number of women who reach the highest level of leadership in financial services is on the rise, with women holding 18% of financial C-suite positions globally. But the research also says that number is climbing slowly — without a more concerted effort, women financial leaders may not even reach 25% by 2031.

Lindsay Hans, President and Co-head of Merrill Wealth Management, is working to change that. In her role, she’s committed to lowering the barrier to entry for women financial advisors — including being a strong advocate for their new training program which is more attractive to female advisors who may not have a pre-existing network of wealthy connections.

Takeaways:

Historical reasons, such as wealth distribution and demographics, have contributed to the underrepresentation of women in the financial services industry.
The presence of women in leadership roles in the financial services industry is slow but increasing
Younger women are increasingly knowledgeable and comfortable with financial decisions.
There is a preference for financial advisors of the same sex, but it varies on a case-by-case basis.

Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction

06:51 - Lindsay Hans Career Advancement

16:20 - Initiatives to Support Women Financial Advisors

20:40 - Advisors and Client Relationships

25:58 - Challenges in Attracting Women to Financial Advisory Role

30:15 - Conclusion

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Ep 45: Having A Child On Your Own Terms With Leigh Gallagher Apr 29, 2024

Making the decision to have kids is one of the biggest decisions a woman can make in her life, and increasingly, women (and men) are not waiting until they find the right person to have kids with — they’re walking the journey on their own.

With a wide array of options from sperm and egg donors to surrogacy or adoption, there are more options than ever for those choosing the journey into parenthood. When Leigh Gallagher, Senior Managing Director at Teneo, was in her early 40s, she decided she was done waiting for the “dating gods” and made the choice to have a child on her own. She says that while she’s famously bad at making decisions, this was actually the easiest one she’s ever made.

Listen in to hear details on how she chose a sperm donor, how she’s built a village of childcare to support her, and why her daughter knows that above all, they are always a team.

Chapters:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:05:02 - Decision to Have a Baby

00:11:31 - Pregnancy and Preparing for Parenthood

00:13:46 - Choices as a Single Parent

00:14:21 - Life Changes After Having Her Daughter

00:17:06 - Challenges of Single Parenthood

00:18:58 - Destiny and Parenthood

00:21:31 - Advice for Prospective Single Parents and Current Parents

00:24:09 - Lightning Round

Takeaways:

Making the decision to become a single mother by choice can be empowering and fulfilling.
Having a strong support system, such as a nanny or trusted babysitters is crucial.
The process of fertility treatments and choosing a sperm donor can be challenging but ultimately rewarding.
Transparency is key when talking to children about their unique family structure.
For those considering becoming single parents, it's important to talk to others who have gone through the same experience and to think about the long-term impact of the decision.
Despite the challenges, being a single parent can bring immense joy and fulfillment.

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Ep 44: Protecting Women’s Healthcare With Kate Ryder Apr 22, 2024

Women’s ability to access high-quality, affordable, healthcare is a huge issue. From conception to asking questions about IVF and egg freezing, to our peri and postmenopausal life stages, we need easy access to specialized care for a lifetime. That’s exactly why Kate Ryder created Maven Clinic, a comprehensive 24/7 virtual platform that offers support and referrals related to fertility and family planning, pregnancy, postpartum health, adoption, surrogacy, parenting, and menopause.

Kate details how she went from journalist to startup founder, and how Maven provides straightforward access to care for women at all life stages.

Takeaways:

Increasing access to affordable fertility care is crucial for women's health.
Maven Clinic provides comprehensive support and referrals for various stages of women's health.
The need for more women in the healthcare industry and venture capital
The impact of recent IVF restrictions in Alabama on patients and clinics.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and the Importance of Access to Fertility Care

06:52 The Origin Story of Maven Clinic

14:43 Expanding Services to Support Conception and Menopause

26:53 The Unprecedented Situation in Alabama

28:17 The Need for Comprehensive Women's Health Services

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Ep 43: From the Farmers Market to Whole Foods Apr 15, 2024

We’re always so impressed when we hear about female founders who can turn a product they start making in their homes into a multi-million dollar business. So, how did they do it? Did they always dream of starting something bigger or did it take time for them to realize that their humble idea could really scale? And do the skills it takes to run a small business translate to running one with many employees, where the day-to-day tasks are wildly different?

Starr Edwards is one of those founders. In 2010, she was looking for creative ways to provide for her young family, and with just $200 and a used Vitamix, she started selling her dips, with a clever name – Bitchin' Sauce. After starting with small sales at the San Diego Farmers Market, today the company is a $50 million dollar business, and their vegan almond dip is sold everywhere from Costo to Whole Foods. Edwards shares how she scaled her company while raising a family of five, and what she learned when she shipped the sauce to Colorado (hint: it got messy!)

Takeaways:

Starting small and scaling organically can lead to significant growth over time.
Learning from peers and industry experts can be invaluable in navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship.
Maintaining a personal connection to the brand and product can drive passion and success.
Providing childcare as a benefit can have a significant positive impact on employees and the company as a whole.
Finding the right fit for team members and harnessing their talents can lead to greater fulfillment and value for the company.

Chapters:

00:00:00 - Introduction and Background

00:03:29 - Scaling Production from Home Kitchen to Manufacturing

00:04:32 - Getting into Whole Foods and Challenges with Distribution

00:09:20 - Balancing Family Life and Business Growth

00:11:10 - Learning from Peers and Avoiding Mistakes

00:18:18 - Benefits of on-site Childcare

00:21:32 - Future Aspirations

00:23:55 - Hiring Strategy and Building a Team

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Ep 42: How Deb Liu Stopped Fighting And Stepped Into Her Power Apr 08, 2024

Finding out about our family's history can tell us so much about ourselves, and our place in the world. For a long time, Deb Liu, CEO of Ancestry.com, said she felt like a victim of her history. She grew up in South Carolina, and since she was one of the only Asian-American kids in her classes, she was often made the target of pranks and bullying. She had to fight for her place in the world.

Fast forward years later, Liu credits Sheryl Sandberg, her mentor at Facebook, for helping her come out of her shell and embrace her true self. One day after a meeting, Sandberg pulled her aside and said, “You can stop fighting now. You can be gracious.” This statement profoundly changed the way she worked. Listen in to hear her advice on leading with warmth, how to avoid falling into the trap of ‘strategic ambiguity’ in your career, and why she thinks more women should plan their marriages the same way they plan their wedding day.

Takeaways:

It's important to speak up and advocate for yourself in the workplace. Don't be invisible; make your contributions known.
Building relationships is key. Seek out allies, mentors, and sponsors who can provide advice and open doors for you.
Transition from a mindset of fighting to one of building connections. Success in the workplace is about teamwork and relationships, not just individual achievement.
Plan your marriage with the same care as your wedding. Discuss expectations and roles to create a partnership where both parties contribute and support each other.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Background

01:43 The Road to Becoming a CEO

03:23 Speaking Up and Building Relationships

06:27 The Importance of Allies, Mentors, and Sponsors

09:25 Asking for What You Want

10:34 Transitioning from Fighting For What You Deserve to Building Connections

14:27 A Swim Lane Marriage

21:14 The Vision for Ancestry.com

26:36 Lightning Round

29:43 Where to Find Deb Liu

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Ep 41: Take Back Your Time With Google’s Productivity Expert Apr 01, 2024

Women often have a blur of busy days — going from meetings and important phone calls to the grocery store or soccer practice. It often feels like the day goes by in a blink of an eye. This, of course, leaves many of us feeling drained at the end of the day, or inspired to push off our most important tasks to next week — or we forget about them completely.

So how can we better juggle our busy work days, the challenges of raising a family, and all of the other tasks in-between, while still making time for fun? Laura Mae Martin has cracked the code. She’s Google’s Executive Productivity Officer, and she coaches Google’s top executives on time management and efficiency.

She offers her take on how to cut out time-suck meetings once and for all, and why discovering our “power hours” does wonders for our creativity and productivity.

Takeaways:

Manage your email inbox like doing laundry - sort, prioritize, and focus on one task at a time.
Use the list funnel method to organize tasks and prioritize based on timeframes.
Limit and optimize meetings by setting agendas, evaluating their necessity, and providing feedback.
Identify your power hours and schedule important tasks during those times for maximum productivity.
Minimize multitasking and manage email effectively to improve productivity.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction

05:24 Optimizing Time for Emails

07:10 The List Funnel

13:58 Working with Executives on Productivity

15:06 Limiting Meetings

19.32 Power Hours and Structuring Productive Days

24:33 The Importance of Flexibility in Work Hours

26:01 Productivity Mistakes: Multitasking and Email Overload

28:06 New Research on Productivity

29:12 Lightning Round: Quick Questions

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Ep 40: How To Build A Thriving Sustainable Fashion Brand With Ellie Chen and Jensen Neff Mar 25, 2024

There’s been a major shift in the fashion industry over the past few years, with a noticeable shift away from Fast Fashion. H&M, once a stock market darling, is now well below 50% of its all-time high. This, in no small part, comes from the concern over the waste emanating from the fast fashion pieces that now fill our landfills.

Jensen Neff and Ellie Chen found out just how much fabric goes to waste in the fashion industry (14 million pounds of fabric daily, to be exact) and created their sustainably sourced clothing brand Oddli as their senior capstone project at Stanford. Fast forward to today, they’ve grown into a multi-million dollar profitable brand. Listen in to hear how they used social media to build a following from the start, and their best advice for other young female founders.

Takeaways:

The fashion industry is shifting away from fast fashion and embracing second-hand retail due to concerns over waste.
Oddli was founded by Jensen Neff and Ellie Chen, who met at Stanford University and shared a passion for creating ethically sourced clothing that promotes community connection.
Oddli sources excess fabric, known as deadstock, from warehouses in downtown LA to reduce fabric waste in the fashion industry.
The founders of Oddli believe in staying true to their vision and have chosen a non-traditional approach to fundraising and scaling their business.
Balancing ethical production and affordability is a challenge in the fashion industry, but transparency and education can help consumers understand higher price points.
Social media platforms like TikTok can be powerful tools for brand growth and reaching a wide audience.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction and Shift Away from Fast Fashion

01:21 Introduction to Oddli

10:23 Sourcing Raw Materials and Accessing Excess Fabric

15:50 Ignoring Conventional Wisdom in Fundraising

23:38 Navigating the Industry as Female Founders

31:22 Ambitions for the Future

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Ep 39: Mastering the Sharing Economy With Fran Maier Mar 18, 2024

Over the past 10 to 20 years, the sharing economy has taken over: In many ways, renting and returning is now our way of life. Think about it: We stay in strangers’ homes via Airbnb and VRBO, we borrow books on Kindle, Zipcars are viable alternatives to owning a car, and we rent a different dress for every wedding or event so we never have to be Instagrammed wearing the same thing twice.

But what about renting things for the smallest members of your family? Fran Maier, CEO and founder of BabyQuip, has made that possible. With BabyQuip, traveling families can rent high-quality everything from cribs and toys to car seats for when they’re on the go.

Listen in to hear Maier’s advice as a serial entrepreneur, her biggest regret when selling Match.com, and her hope for the future of female-founded companies.

Chapters

00:00 Entrepreneurial Roots

03:29 Early Career and Match.com

15:44 Time After Match.com

22:12 Pitching BabyQuip on Shark Tank

23:45 Navigating the Challenges of the Pandemic

26:02 Competition and Market Strategy

29:46 The Gender Gap in Financing

31:24 Lightning Round

33:13 Where to Find BabyQuip

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Ep 38: Making Music (And Profits) With Jody Gerson Mar 11, 2024

Music is ever-present in our lives, from our morning exercise routines until bed. And we all have a "life soundtrack" of songs that transport us to a moment or an era — one note and you're right back there. Music is also a multi-billion dollar business. But who runs this business? Despite so many of the biggest performers being women, the industry itself has long suffered from a lack of women and diversity — not only on the talent side but also on the executive side.

One of the most powerful longstanding players in this business is Jody Gerson, Chairman and CEO of Universal Music Publishing Group. She’s the first woman ever to hold the position at a major music publisher, and since joining UMPG in 2015, she’s transformed the company, which has now surpassed $2 billion dollars in revenue.

Listen to how she got her start in the music industry, how she can tell the difference between a mediocre song and a hit, and why she is working to make the industry more inclusive for women.

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Ep 37: Eliminating The Motherhood Penalty With Allison Robinson Mar 04, 2024

Let’s just admit it: Being a working mom in America is absolutely exhausting. Today, millions of women in our country are struggling to pay for their children’s care while they maintain their spot in the workforce. At the same time, American women are also fighting against the so-called “Motherhood Penalty,” which means that mothers earn just 58 cents for every dollar paid to fathers.

Allison Robinson found herself — like many women! — questioning whether or not it was even possible to have both a family and a career. So, she decided to do something about it. She left her job at Procter & Gamble to start “The Mom Project,” which is now the leading digital marketplace for moms offering hiring, education, and retention solutions. Listen in to learn more about her mission to connect moms with jobs that work with their schedules, and how women can stay engaged in the workforce while taking career breaks.

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Ep 36: How Does Karen Finerman Do It? Feb 26, 2024

How does she do it? This week, we decided to ask our indomitable host, Karen Finerman, and co-host of InvestingFixx, HerMoney’s investing club for women, how she makes it all happen. Between her role as CEO of Metropolitan Capital Advisors, being a panelist on CNBC’s Fast Money, serving as a Wharton board member, and being a mom to two sets of twins, she does it ALL. We knew it was time to share her incredible story.

Listen in to learn why Karen decided she wanted to become a risk arbitrageur at age 15, how she worked full time while raising her kids, and her best advice for getting invested — and staying invested — as a woman.

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Ep 35: Pinky Cole Hopes You Fail Feb 19, 2024

There are countless situations in which risky behavior can be detrimental to your life. But there’s one area though, where risk can be a very good thing — sometimes life-changingly incredible. That’s with entrepreneurship and your career. In fact, not taking risks is arguably one of the riskiest things you can do in your career, and perhaps no one knows this better than Pinky Cole, owner of Slutty Vegan, and author of “I Hope You Fail: Ten Hater Statements Holding You Back From Getting Everything You Want.”

Pinky Cole knows exactly what it means to take risks in her career, fail, and get back up again. When her first restaurant burned down, she didn’t let it break her. Instead, she took it as a sign that she wasn’t fully aligned with her purpose, and chose to completely reset. Fast forward to today, and she’s the owner of the multimillion-dollar vegan empire Slutty Vegan. Our favorite bit of Pinky Cole brilliance from this conversation? “The sky is not the limit, there’s so much more beyond it.” We couldn’t agree more.

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Ep 34: Running a Billion Dollar Jewelry Company With Gina Drosos Feb 12, 2024

While a whopping 25% of 40-year-old Americans have never been married, an all-time high according to Pew, engagements and weddings are still a huge business. Couples spent an average of $5,800 on an engagement ring in 2022. And with all of the different companies out there vying for your engagement ring dollars, how does a business target couples at the exact right moment when they’re ready to buy a ring?

Gina Drosos has that moment down to a science. She’s the CEO of Signet Jewelers, the world’s largest diamond retailer. When she took over as CEO six years ago, she made a pivot into data-driven business decisions that studied couples’ 45 “trackable milestones” that lead them to get engaged — and it transformed the company. Listen in to hear her philosophy as a “spider web leader” and what she’s doing to lift up other women as she climbs.

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Ep 33: The Internet's Favorite Therapist With Kati Morton Feb 05, 2024

Long gone are the days when going to therapy was something we hid from our friends, family, and even our spouses because of the fear that “they might think something is wrong with us.” These days, we share our learnings from therapy proudly and wear good mental health like a badge of honor. And at HerMoney, we love to see women talking about things that used to be taboo (like mental health and money!) because it makes it easier for all of us to learn from one another.

Yet even though we’ve made progress with what’s “off limits,” there’s still a stigma surrounding couples therapy. Many believe it’s only reserved for couples who are dealing with serious relationship issues like infidelity, abuse, dishonesty, or other toxic behaviors. But Kati Morton, YouTube creator, and licensed marriage and family therapist, is using her platform to help couples understand that seeking out therapy shouldn’t feel so weighty. In fact, it can be an asset to any relationship. Listen in for more insight into the benefits of therapy ahead of Valentine’s Day, along with the patterns Kati notices that make her optimistic that a couple can get through any conflict.

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Ep 32: How to Build A Bank With Jackie Reses Jan 29, 2024

It’s crazy to think that it’s only in recent history that women have been able to open a bank account, let alone own a bank. As recently as 1970, women could be turned away by lenders if they didn’t have a male co-signer. There are 4,236 FDIC-insured banks in the United States, and according to Bankrate, there are only 13 women-owned banks – Lead Bank being one of them.

In her role as Chief Development Officer at Square, Jackie Reses saw how important access to capital was to small businesses. So, when she left that job, she decided to open a bank. Listen in to hear about Jackie’s career from private equity to building a successful startup and then buying a bank — and why she says being a business owner brings her so much joy.

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Ep 31: Negotiate Fearlessly With Erin Lydon Jan 22, 2024

What comes to mind when you think of a poker game? Is it a basement or a casino? Is it filled with smoke? Is it mostly men? If those are the assumptions you made, you’re not far off because of the one hundred million people who play poker, fewer than 10% of them are women. Learning the game of poker isn’t just for fun though, it can teach women key skills in life — making bets on themselves, taking risks at work, and practicing their best poker face in a negotiation.

Erin Lydon is the President of Poker Power, a women-led community that uses the game of poker to build confidence, challenge the status quo, learn strategy, and assess risk. Listen in to hear about her career from private banking to poker whiz, the difference between a fish and a shark (in poker, not the aquarium), and how women can use the skills learned in poker to navigate everything from a divorce to a raise.

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Ep 30: Producing Theatre On The World’s Biggest Stage With Carmen Pavlovic Jan 15, 2024

Have you ever thought about what goes into a Broadway production? I mean really thought about it? For one, it can cost upwards of $20M (yes, million) dollars just to put a show together that includes scenery, costumes, lighting, and rehearsals just to name a few expenses.

Carmen Pavlovic, co-owner and CEO of Global Creatures has done that many times worldwide and her hit show — Moulin Rouge! The Musical earned her and her team 10 Tony Awards including Best Musical.Listen in to hear about the many years of hard work it took to make the show, including working with 160 composers represented by 30 publishers to license the music alone, and why Carmen reads all the reviews — both good and bad.

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Ep 29: The Most Powerful Woman In Investing With Mellody Hobson Jan 08, 2024

We know that being a female CEO in the investment management industry is rare, and being a Black woman in the investment industry is even rarer. According to a recent study from McKinsey, only 4% of the financial industry’s C-suite positions are held by Black women. We also know that centering Black women in positions of power is good for the entire economy. Mellody Hobson, President and Co-CEO of Ariel Investments is using her influence as one of America’s most powerful women to create more revenue for minority-owned businesses with Project Black. Listen in to hear about her 32-year career at Ariel, how she went from Intern to Co-CEO, and why she’s passionate about teaching children the value of money young.

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Ep 28: A Blossoming Comedy Career After 50 With Leanne Morgan Jan 01, 2024

It seems that lately, more women than ever are changing careers and finding success in their careers AFTER they turn fifty. While society likes to tell us that our careers (and our looks) have a shelf life, more women than ever are proving that to be completely false.

Take comedian and actor Leanne Morgan. Her standup career took off when she was in her 50s — 57 to be exact! She made her comedy career work while also being a mom, doing midnight sets and then waking up at 6 a.m. to do it all over again. Now, her Netflix special, “Leanne Morgan: I'm Every Woman,” is one of the top comedy specials on the platform. Listen in to hear how she went from small-town mom to an international superstar.

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Ep 27: Building A Korean Food Empire With Esther Choi Dec 25, 2023

Making it in the restaurant industry is tough. The National Restaurant Association estimates that only 20% of restaurants end up making it and the vast majority of restaurants — about 80% — fail within 5 years of opening. We also know that being a female in the restaurant industry is even tougher. It’s estimated that only 19% of chefs are female. So what does it really take to make it as a female restaurant chef and owner?

Esther Choi, chef and owner of Mŏkbar shares how she won her first restaurant space by pitching the concept in an elevator (yes, the literal definition of an elevator pitch). Listen in to hear about her new YouTube show, Heat Eaters, and how she balances her life as a chef, restauranteur, and Food Network personality.

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Ep 26: Fighting For What’s Right With Former FDIC Chair Sheila Bair Dec 18, 2023

It’s been a crazy year for interest rates, banks, and mortgage rates. Thankfully, we’ve avoided a recession this year, and about 61% of economists say it's probably not going to happen in the next 12 months. But still, things are a bit scary. And while it’s not nearly as bad, most of us can remember how scary the 2008 financial crisis was. It was the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression in 1929.

Sheila Bair, the former Chair of the FDIC helped navigate us through the 2008 economic crisis and rang the warning bells when no one else was listening. She joins us today to talk about why she doesn’t think what happened then would ever repeat itself. We also chat about her new series of books for kids called “Money Tales” and her mission to teach children early to protect their hard-earned cash.

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Ep 25: Take Risks And Win Big With Sukhinder Singh Cassidy Dec 11, 2023

Sukhinder Singh Cassidy wasn’t born an entrepreneur. When she graduated college she couldn’t seem to land a job, but quickly realized that interviewing at many companies had given her tons of great exposure to different personalities. Fast forward to today, she’s the CEO of Xero and recently sold her THIRD startup, the Boardlist, which helps companies find diverse board talent. Sukhinder shares why she thinks not taking risks is the most dangerous career move of all — and she shares her philosophy on hiring people who have experienced big failures.

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Ep 24: Actor Lisa Edelstein On Creative Expression — On Screen and Off Dec 04, 2023

In November 2004, the hit television show “House” premiered and raked in a massive nineteen million viewers by its first season finale. House was a show that broke all the rules of what a prime-time medical show should be. And while many people tuned in to watch Hugh Laurie’s brilliance in the role, they were also glued to the relationship he had with his boss, Dr. Lisa Cuddy, played by the incredible Lisa Edelstein.

In addition to playing Dr. House’s closest confidant (among many other iconic roles), Lisa is also an extraordinary artist — she paints stunning photorealistic scenes from her family's past that transport us back to a simpler time. Even more impressive, she only started painting in 2020, and now her paintings are being displayed at art galleries across the country.

Listen in to hear more about Lisa Edelstein’s incredible career and why she feels more herself than ever post-menopause.

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Ep 23: Raising Billions For Good With Soraya Alexander Nov 27, 2023

The holidays are a time when many of us give back — whether we’re volunteering at a food pantry or donating to a cause we believe in — and this year, our donations could be more important than ever. Nearly 5 million fewer people gave to charity in 2022 than in 2019, according to Charities Aid Foundation. Further complicating the picture is that today, there are more than 1.5 million nonprofits in the U.S., making our choice of where to donate seem almost paralyzing. Soraya Alexander, Chief Operating Officer at GoFundMe and President of Classy joins us to help break down how to decide where your donations (and your time) will make the most impact.

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Ep 22: How Investing Is The Key To Unlocking Women’s Power With Gargi Pal Chaudhuri Nov 20, 2023

Our show delves into all things women, money, and power every week… But the truth is, we can’t talk about women in power without also looking at women’s financial power. Even now, in 2023, women are woefully behind when it comes to investing and realizing the kind of financial freedom that can only come from building wealth.

Thankfully, there are incredible women working tirelessly to make that very thing happen, and Gargi Pal Chaudhuri, Head of iShares Investment Strategy Americas at BlackRock, is one of them. This week, she joins us to discuss what inspired her to become an investor, what keeps her going when she runs ultra-marathons, and why women are willing to save their money — but not as willing to invest their money.

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Ep 21: News For A New Generation With Danielle Weisberg of theSkimm Nov 13, 2023

The way we get our news is always changing — and lately, it seems to be changing more rapidly than ever before. One of the first outlets to make news bite-sized and informative was the Skimm, a newsletter that launched in 2012 and was developed by two former roommates, Danielle Weisberg and Carly Zakin. Danielle Weisberg joins us today to chat about why she calls herself a “reluctant entrepreneur”, how she and Carly make decisions and split responsibilities as co-CEOs, and what they’ve learned after 11 years of building theSkimm together.

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Ep 20: Busting The Biggest Breast Cancer Myths With Preeminent Surgeon Dr. Elisa Port Nov 06, 2023

Here’s a sobering statistic: Approximately 1 out of every 8 women will get diagnosed with breast cancer in her life. In other words, nearly every family will have some experience with breast cancer — whether it’s their mother, their aunt, or their friend. We also know how critical early diagnosis is and that advancements in diagnosing and treating breast cancer continue almost daily. Dr. Elisa Port shares her journey to becoming Chief of Breast Surgery at Mount Sinai, why it’s never too late to go into the healthcare field, and the most important steps women can take to prevent and treat breast cancer in this important episode for all women.

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Ep 19: Invest Like A Woman With Nancy Tengler Oct 30, 2023

We all know by now that women HAVE to invest if we want to turn our earnings into true wealth. Yet still, even in 2023, not enough women feel confident about investing. According to HerMoney’s 2023 State of Women survey, sponsored by Principal Financial Group, just 22% of female employees compared to 46% of male employees considered themselves knowledgeable about investing. Yet, we know that historically, women see better returns on their investments than men do. In other words, we’re better at it than men, but we’re also less confident than men.

Thankfully, there are ways to get more women interested in investing — and more confident in doing so! Nancy offers her best strategies for constructing our portfolio like a dinner party invitation list, how to do your research and ensure you’re buying stocks with strong management teams, and the big wins (and losses) she’s weathered along the way.

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Ep 18: Growing Your Career Beyond The Glass Ceiling with Elizabeth Pearson Oct 23, 2023

We all want to grow our careers… but what happens when you’re already at the top, or in the C-suite? How, exactly, do you go from COO to CEO? Or from CMO to starting your own business?

Career coach Elizabeth Pearson has a unique approach — she says while you need to work your contacts on LinkedIn, you also need to trust in the universe to lead you in the right direction. As author of the book, “Career Confinement,” Pearson helps women in leadership positions take control of their careers and thrive in male-dominated fields.

Hear her advice on banishing limiting beliefs, and how we can use spiritual practice and meditation to help us find fulfilling careers that are more aligned with our souls.

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Ep 17: Becoming America’s Most Beloved Ballerina With Misty Copeland Oct 16, 2023

To be a ballet dancer, you must be a dancer, an athlete, and a performer all at the same time. It is a competitive and complex hierarchy, with thousands of dancers funneling to just a small handful at the very top. And that tiny percentage of ballerinas at the pinnacle has looked the same for over 100 years… There is an overwhelming lack of diversity in the professional ballet world, and the prevalent stereotypes persist around who achieves success.

Misty Copeland turned these notions on their head when she became American Ballet Theatre’s first Black Principal dancer and ballet’s biggest superstar. Listen in to hear more about the obstacles Misty has faced and how she’s overcome them, why she felt an immediate bond with Prince, and what she’s doing to change ballet to make it more accessible to everyone.

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Ep 16: Creating A Billion-Dollar Business From Scratch With Liz Elting Oct 09, 2023

This fall, millions of college students are stepping onto campus for the first time. The first months of college are also the first moments when many of us dream about how we want to make our marks on the world. While some of us changed majors many times before we decided what path we wanted to take, others were laser-focused on their futures from day one. We’ve all heard stories of successful entrepreneurs who got their start in their college dorm rooms — Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg, and Liz Elting.

Liz Elting is the founder of TransPerfect — now the world’s largest language translation company — which she launched in an NYU dorm room in 1992 without any outside funding. Her new book: “Dream Big and Win: Translating Power Into Purpose and Creating a Billion-Dollar Business” chronicles the ups and downs of starting a company from nothing. Listen to the episode to hear the qualities Liz was looking for when hiring her core team of employees, why she decided not to take venture capital money, and what lessons she learned from eventually selling the business to her ex-fiancé.

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Ep 15: Women’s Basketball With WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert Oct 02, 2023

Women’s basketball is having a moment, and if you’ve been watching more than usual these days, you’re not alone. In fact, you’re among millions. This year, the WBNA had its most-watched regular session in 21 years. And we love to see these highly skilled, incredibly powerful women get the recognition they deserve — on and off the court. One of the women we have to thank for this is the first-ever commissioner of the WNBA, Cathy Engelbert. Since being appointed commissioner in 2019, she has not only executed a historic player-first Collective Bargaining Agreement that addresses everything from compensation to health and wellness, but she’s also built and socialized a new economic framework to drive league revenue and owner success, and led the WNBA through the pandemic. Listen to the episode to hear about Cathy’s people-first strategy as a leader and how that translates to her role as Commissioner.

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Ep 14: Making Sunscreen Cool with Supergoop! CEO Amanda Baldwin Sep 25, 2023

These past few years we’ve noticed something interesting in the retail industry – small brands are turning “boring” pantry staples into products that are actually really cool. And one of those brands is “Supergoop!” sunscreen – they turned a product in a category that seemed so set in its ways into something fun that we all should be wearing every day. Realizing the potential of Supergoop!, Amanda Baldwin left her high-end Wall Street job to step into the role of CEO six years ago. Since then, the company has not only become highly profitable, it’s also grown over 30x and secured a majority investment from Blackstone Growth. Listen to the episode to hear more about Amanda Baldwin’s winding career journey (from LVMH to Catterton) and what she’s learned about spotting “brands with a capital B” along the way.

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Ep 13: Making Medicine Affordable with Susan Lang Sep 18, 2023

The cost of pharmaceuticals is so… well, murky. Prescription drug affordability is truly a crisis in our country — in 2023, more than one-third of Americans said they’ve not filled a necessary prescription due to cost. And women are more likely than men to report cost-related barriers to filling their prescription medicines. That’s the primary reason Susan Lang started Visory Health – to help our most vulnerable populations save millions on healthcare. Listen in to hear more about Susan’s incredible career in healthcare, why she decided not to take funding when she started Visory Health, and the reason she thinks the prescription drug industry will change rapidly in the coming years.

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Ep 12: Money, Divorce, And Coming Out On Top With Olivia Summerhill Sep 11, 2023

Over the past few years, we’ve witnessed some bombshell high-profile divorces — from Bill and Melinda Gates to Jeff Bezos and McKenzie Scott, even Kim and Kanye. But who are the women responsible for guiding America’s wealthiest women through some of life’s choppiest waters? When it comes to divorces worth millions (or billions) there is usually a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst involved…and a few therapists. Olivia Summerhill is not only a Certified Financial Planner and a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, she’s also a Psychology of Financial Planning Specialist and she’s one of the first people wealthy women call to sort out their priorities in life post-breakup. She’s the founder of The Summerhill Firm, and she's dishing this week on changing money patterns, why you might want to reconsider keeping the house, and the reason even high-net-worth women have money anxieties.

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Ep 11: From The CIA To CEO With Emily Hikade, Founder Of Petite Plume Sep 04, 2023

Not many people can say they’ve gone from high-level CIA officer to founder and CEO of a beloved sleepwear brand, but in 2015, Emily Hikade did just that. She left a successful career of more than a decade as a CIA officer to prioritize time with her family, and decided to give pajamas a try… Today, she’s CEO of the luxury pajama company, Petite Plume, which has not only been profitable since its first year, the company has also doubled its revenue every year since launch, and brought in over $10 million in revenue in 2022. Hikade tells us how she grew her brand, what it was like to make such a major career pivot, and how to find success no matter where life takes you.

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Ep 10: How To Build A Brand With Pauline Brown Aug 28, 2023

When you think about your favorite clothing and accessory brands, what is it that makes you truly LOVE them? Is it the name? The way you feel in the clothing? What about how you look? Pauline Brown knows all about the fashion industry and why we feel so loyal to the brands — and the styles — that make us feel our best, inside and out. She also knows how to build a brand that consumers love. As the former Chairman of North America for LVMH, she led 70 brands in five sectors including fashion, leather goods, watches, and jewelry. She tells us exactly why we feel so loyal to the brands we love, and how to build our own personal brands and cultivate our own unique personal style.

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Ep 9: The Woman Behind The Michael J. Fox Foundation, Debi Brooks Aug 21, 2023

Over the last few months, we’ve had some amazing women on the podcast and a common thread has begun to emerge: no matter the industry they’re leading, almost all of them have made a career change — sometimes a major career shift! Debi Brooks is perhaps one of the best people to talk to about what it means to make a total career 180, and embrace your true passion in the process. For many years, she enjoyed an extremely successful career at Goldman Sachs, but in her late 30s, she went back to school, got a master's degree in social work, and three years later, co-founded the Michael J. Fox Foundation. Under her leadership, the organization just hit the incredible milestone of nearly 2 billion dollars — yes billion — raised to fund the research that will hopefully find a cure for Parkinson’s Disease one day in the very near future.

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Ep 8: Making America’s Most Iconic Movies With Wendy Finerman Aug 14, 2023

Forrest Gump, The Devil Wears Prada, and Drumline – iconic movies that we want to watch again and again because they show us the good in the world. The producer behind these movies? Wendy Finerman, sister of How She Does It host Karen Finerman. Wendy shares her story of becoming one of the top women in Hollywood, and why we need more female directors. We hear how she fought tirelessly (for 9 years!) to get Forrest Gump made, and her secret to making the most famous actors in the business get behind a shared vision.

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Ep 7: The Power of Perseverance with Diana Nyad Aug 07, 2023

Year after year, we’re captivated by our beloved professional athletes: We cheer them on when they win, and feel their pain when they lose. When you think of someone at the “top of their game,” you may conjure images of someone in their 20s or 30s. But Diana Nyad set her record at age 64. She’s the first person to complete the 110-mile swim from Cuba to Florida without the protection of a shark cage. (And she didn’t even start training for the adventure until she was in her 60s.) She tells us of her encounters with deadly box jellyfish, what it’s like to swim for 60 hours straight with only your thoughts to keep you company, and why although marathon swimming is a solitary sport, your team is the most important part of completing the race.

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Ep 6: Discovering Your Higher Purpose with Niki Leondakis Jul 31, 2023

The yoga industry is everywhere these days — there are studios, mats, props, accessories, clothing, and retreats. The largest studio brand in the country? CorePower Yoga, which boasts more than 200 studios nationwide. On today’s episode, we’re joined by the woman who has successfully led CorePower to new heights (eagle pose anyone?). Niki Leondakis has been CEO of CorePower since January 2020 — yes, she started right before the global pandemic — and she has more than 30 years of experience building lifestyle brands. She tells us how yoga transformed her life, how she takes ownership of her mistakes as a leader, and her vision for making yoga accessible to all.

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Ep 5: Redefining Power with Katty Kay and Claire Shipman Jul 24, 2023

Women have always had power. Every day, we successfully juggle our careers, social lives and families, and increasingly women are the breadwinners in our relationships. We also have to acknowledge that the definition of the word “power” can be vastly different when we compare the sexes — what does a woman in power want and need, vs. a man in power? Katty Kay and Claire Shipman, authors of the new book The Power Code: More Joy. Less Ego. Maximum Impact for Women (and Everyone), argue that the word “power” needs to be completely redefined for a new generation. Listen in to hear more about how we can all wield more power in our own lives — including their best advice for feeling like a boss when walking into an interview or a big presentation.

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Ep 4: Female Founders are the Future With Julie Wainwright Jul 17, 2023

Taking a company public is perhaps one of the best days in a founder's life — but out of the 7,000 companies that have IPO’d throughout history, only about 30 of them have been founded and led by women. One of those women is Julie Wainwright — and she’s done it twice. Known best as the founder of The RealReal, Julie also shares details on her newest venture, Ahara. She gets candid about her success (and struggles) as a woman in tech, and details how her entrepreneurial spirit always served as her guide. (And yes, she dishes on the challenges of securing funding as a female founder, and dealing with ageism.) We loved this conversation and we hope you will, too!

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Ep 3: How to Be A Prepared Leader With Erika James Jul 10, 2023

The Wharton School is THE business school — it's in a class by itself. Erika James is not only the first woman, but also the first woman of color to be appointed as dean. In this important conversation, she tells us about her first month on the job, how she navigated the pandemic, and her career as an ‘accidental academic’. Erika also shares her wisdom on raising strong, independent children, her best philosophies on taking responsibility as a leader, and the importance of civil disagreement.

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Ep 2: “I Don’t Do Imposter Syndrome” With Sallie Krawcheck Jul 03, 2023

More wealth into the hands of women: That has long been Sallie Krawcheck’s mission. As CEO and co-founder of the wealthtech company Ellevest, Krawcheck has devoted her career to ensuring more women are investing, earning, and are better prepared for their financial futures. In this episode, Krawcheck dives into her career journey and the setbacks that made her stronger. Listen in as Krawcheck shares stories from her time as CEO of both Merrill Lynch and Smith Barney, and CFO of Citigroup, and you’ll see why Forbes ranked her as the seventh most powerful woman in the world.

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Ep 1: The Power of the Pivot With Melissa Lee Jun 26, 2023

In our pilot episode, host Karen Finerman, CEO of Metropolitan Capital Advisors, has an intimate conversation with CNBC's Melissa Lee. Lee, host of CNBC’s “Fast Money" and the "Options Action" program, has won countless awards for her hosting and reporting. Her accomplishments include a Gracie for outstanding news host, a Loeb for her special report on the fall of the Lehman brothers, and two Emmy nominations. Though today she's a well-known leader in financial news, she wasn't always in the media business. After graduating from Harvard, she started her career as a consultant at Mercer Management, and then, like so many talented women, she decided to pivot. In this first ever episode of "How She Does It," Karen and Melissa unpack the decisions that got her to where she is today, the best lessons she learned from her mom, and how she juggles family, career, and passions every day. We'll be back with more amazing episodes every week, so please follow us here and subscribe to HerMoney's free weekly newsletters so you never miss an episode!

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Sizzle Reel: How She Does It Jun 21, 2023

We’re sharing some of our favorite clips from the first few episodes of the show. Melissa Lee talks salary negotiations, Julie Wainwright shares how she bounced back after failure, and Niki Leondakis offers her insight into being a good leader.

Don’t forget to subscribe and share, first episode dropping 6/26!

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Coming Soon: How She Does It Jun 08, 2023

On every episode of “How She Does It” you’ll be listening in to a conversation with a female leader — leaders in all industries — who make their own space and build their careers in unique ways. We’ll hear their stories of often circuitous paths to get to where they are and, most importantly, what they learned along the way. We will hear their biggest challenges, the keys to their successes, their biggest disappointments or failures, and how they move past them.

Host Karen Finerman is the co-founder and CEO of Metropolitan Capital Advisors and a longtime panelist on CNBC's Fast Money. She pushes every guest to dive into what’s really going on with the economy and the world. Every guest is the mentor you wish you had — and access to their insight on what it means to live and work as a woman with power is now yours.

First episode dropping on June 26th!

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