Girls Want To Have Funds

On July 12th, we hosted our 'Girls Want To Have Funds' event, a panel discussion focused on personal finance. Three amazing speakers shared their knowledge and advice with our guests, and we were thrilled to be able to provide a safe space for everyone to ask questions and get involved in the conversation.

Meet Our Speakers

Cameron Rogers

Cameron oversees individual, family, and nonprofit investment relationships at Ellevest, an investment company built by women, for women. In this role she advises clients around matters including public and private markets investing, generational transitions of wealth, and sustainable investing. She is passionate about financial literacy and helping women develop greater agency over their money in support of greater connectedness around money.

Katrin Kaurov

Co-founder & CEO of Frich. Born in a small town in Estonia, she got scouted and started working as a fashion model from the age of 14 which allowed her to work at 20+ countries by the time she was 21. Inspired by her own money journey, she created an app called Modelclub which was a social savings app for models. She took Modelclub from the initial idea to it being one of the most used apps within the fashion industry within 2 years. Inspired by that, she helped scale up a venture-backed late stage fintech company by bringing in 150+ partners (SELECT) and opening up 5 new markets across the US within 1.5 years before starting Frich. At Frich, they’re all about making financial confidence sexy and accessible for everyone.

Wendy Wecksell

Wendy Wecksell is the founder of executive coaching firm WxL Partners and the creator of the EQ of Wealth. Wendy developed The EQ of Wealth based on her own lived experience as a NextGen, her 10+ years of impact leadership experience, her 20+ years of somatic training, and 40+ years of scientific research. The EQ of Wealth teaches mission-driven how to reach their potential in achieving meaningful impact by teaching them the interpersonal side of wealth, so that they have the personal resilience and right relationships to achieve a legacy in which they’re most proud.