Category: FinanciElle Bookshelf

FinanciElle Bookshelf – Proposals for the Feminine Economy, by Jennifer Armbrust & Feminine Capital: Unlocking the Power of Women Entrepreneurs, by Barbara Orser and Catherine Elliott

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This month in honour of Women’s History Month, I did a double whammy. The first book I read was Proposals for the Feminine Economy, by Jennifer Armbrust Founder and Director of Sister. The second book was Feminine Capital: Unlocking the Power of Women Entrepreneurs, by Barbara Orser and Catherine Elliott. Proposals for the Feminine Economy, … Continue reading FinanciElle Bookshelf – Proposals for the Feminine Economy, by Jennifer Armbrust & Feminine Capital: Unlocking the Power of Women Entrepreneurs, by Barbara Orser and Catherine Elliott

March 2019 #FinanciEllebookshelf Book Club Picks

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In addition to my monthly FinanciElle Bookshelf book reviews, I’m starting the #FinanciEllebookshelf Book club. With the FinanciElle Bookshelf, I hope to – Get women talking about money by: Inviting the @Financi_Elle Twitter followers to join me in reading and discussing a book selected by me. I’ll be posting questions on Twitter periodically throughout the … Continue reading March 2019 #FinanciEllebookshelf Book Club Picks

FinanciElle Bookshelf – the art of money by Bari Tessler

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This month I started the FinanciElle Bookshelf Book Club, and the inaugural book pick was the art of money, by Bari Tessler. I’ve developed a book club guide if you’d like to read along with your B.F.F.s Best FinanciElle Friends. Some background: Bari is a Financial Therapist with over 16 years of experience guiding thousands … Continue reading FinanciElle Bookshelf – the art of money by Bari Tessler

FinanciElle Bookshelf – Three Books in Honour of Financial Literacy Month

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I didn’t do a book review in October because with Financial Literacy Month coming up in November I wanted to present a trifecta of book reviews and accompanying resources covering three topics related to financial literacy for female entrepreneurs: Getting funded Financial intelligence – Knowing Your Numbers Funding other women – Angel Investing Getting Funded: … Continue reading FinanciElle Bookshelf – Three Books in Honour of Financial Literacy Month