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Join MoneySense at the Wealthy Women’s Summit in Calgary.
MoneySense editor Lisa Hannam will open the conference, sharing an overview covering current economic climate and financial trends in Canada.
What: Wealthy Women’s Summit
Who: MoneySense editor Lisa Hannam
When: Wednesday, March 6, 2024, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. MST
Where: The Brownstone, Calgary, AB
How: Visit wealthbuildingacademy.com/summit
Cost: $175 for general and for $399 VIP
What is the Wealthy Women’s Summit?
Visualize your very own financial glow-up at the Wealthy Women’s Summit on March 6, 2024, at the fabulous Brownstone in Calgary, AB.
This isn’t your typical finance workshop; it’s a glitter-fueled experience of empowerment, designed for a jaw-dropping transformation that will boost your financial confidence, decode economic mysteries, and shatter the boundaries of traditional financial norms.
Picture a lineup of powerhouse speakers ready to spill the tea on just how to radically transform your financial game. And guess what? Every Wednesday Janine Rogan and Samantha Gerber are unveiling a new speaker or surprise guest live on Instagram.
Imagine unlocking the secrets to building your wealth, gaining insights that give you those big exciting a-ha moments, and joining a squad of fierce humans rewriting the game.
Secure your spot, mark your calendars, call up your bestie and get ready to sparkle. This isn’t just a personal finance conference—it’s a movement of women taking back their financial power and owning their futures.
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