Women & Wealth

Four years after the passage of Title IX, Ginny Gilder and the rest of the Yale Women's Rowing Team staged a "Strip In" to fight sexism in sports. More than 40 years later, not enough has changed. Ginny continues to tackle gender inequality as a co-owner of the WNBA’s Seattle Storm, while using her investment platform to promote racial justice and give back to the community. What drives her to keep up the fight?

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Angel investor Lorine Pendleton once heard a quote that so shocked her, it changed the course of her career: "Only 1% of VC dollars go to African American founders." Today Lorine is Lead Partner in Rising America, a VC fund dedicated to investing in companies with underrepresented founders. She joins Renee King, cofounder of Fund Black Founders, and Bernstein’s head of Diverse Market Strategies, James Seth Thompson, to talk about the vital work of improving Black entrepreneurs' odds by creating a network effect.

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Writer Heather Bolen didn’t set out to go viral. But her blog asking LinkedIn to make a simple platform fix soon became a rallying cry for women seeking to re-enter the workforce. Her post, which unexpectedly touched a nerve, tackled implicit hiring biases against women and society’s ongoing devaluation of caregiving roles. Hear how Heather’s persistence paid off—and why millions of stay-at-home parents looking to go back to work have her to thank. Read Heather's original post here: https://bettermarketing.pub/how-a-simple-platform-fix-can-help-millions-of-women-trying-to-re-enter-the-workforce-5dc12165cf73.

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Entrepreneur Romy Newman often jokes that she’s the most “corporate” start-up founder you’ll ever meet. She left a high-flying career in media to become the captain of her own ship after realizing that she couldn’t combine work and parenting at the level she wanted within the confines of Corporate America. The result? Co-founding Fairygodboss, the largest online community for women to confidentially come together around career. Romy shares an insider’s look at trending topics among the nearly 7 million Fairygodboss members—including overcoming hiring bias, Zoom fatigue, and burnout at work.

Estate planning can be particularly complex for families with a disabled family member. Without proper planning, funds set aside could inadvertently jeopardize eligibility for government benefits. Today’s episode features expert guidance on preserving both assets and access with a Special Needs Trust.

The day their child receives a challenging diagnosis marks the beginning of a lifelong odyssey for many families. Bernstein Principal Karen Park knows the feeling. She shares her passionate pursuit of a self-directed life for her son Milo, “patient zero” with a rare genetic mutation. From the time Milo was only four—and neither walking nor talking—Karen was determined to put him on a path to autonomy. Today she shares her hard-earned wisdom with families looking to solve the crucial planning challenges that arise when planning for the lifetime needs of a disabled child.

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“If there’s no one more senior than you in your particular role who is a woman or a person of color, just keep going. Because you may have to be the first.” Words of advice from Valerie Grant—senior portfolio manager for Bernstein’s flagship responsible investing strategy. She takes us on her personal journey from working at Ben & Jerry’s to her recent recognition as a global leader in ESG investing by the Top 100 women in Finance. While her path to portfolio manager wasn’t a straight line, she persisted, becoming a trailblazing responsible investor, conscious consumer, and advocate for equity along the way. For more on Responsible US Equities, see the latest impact report https://info.bernstein.com/ReUSE2020Annual

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Col. Jeanette McMahon (Ret.)—a former Chinook helicopter pilot with decades of military experience—was responsible for launching the first sexual assault prevention program at West Point (her alma mater). She is also a teacher, mother, and widow. In addition to sharing her professional accomplishments, she discusses her transition to widowhood—the hardest transition that anyone can make.

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Through efforts like, “I Look Like an Investor”, black female investors are making their value and potential known—all while lifting each other up and creating opportunities for black female founders. Joined by guests Maci Peterson Philitas and Lauren Maillian, Bernstein’s head of Diverse Market Strategies, James Seth Thompson, discusses the ways black women are redefining the face of entrepreneurship and investing.

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The pandemic is threatening to roll back the clock on decades of gains women have made in the workplace—collateral damage as women remain disproportionately impacted by the economic crisis. Cherita Ellens, President and CEO of Women Employed, takes us behind the staggering statistics, exploring systemic inequities and why this presents an opportunity to rebuild from the ground up.

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How do you transition after a successful, high-powered career? With creativity and forethought, women can overcome outdated attitudes and remain valuable assets. As the founders of Lustre, Karen Wagner and Erica Baird are redefining what “modern, active” retirement looks like for female Boomers. They share tips on laying the groundwork for a purpose-filled second chapter in life. For more advice, visit Lustre.net.

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The centennial of the passage of the 19th Amendment marks a historic milestone. But for Emily Ramshaw, co-founder of The 19th*, it also represents unfinished business.  With her newly launched nonprofit newsroom—by women, for women—she’s seizing the moment to elevate women’s voices and stories, particularly those who are underserved. In this episode, we’ll hear from Emily, along with America’s historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, on the struggle for women’s right to vote, the responsibility to step up for something greater, and why representation in media matters. For more, see Bernstein Women & Wealth [https://plnk.to/ww] and The 19th* [https://19thnews.org/]  

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The national reckoning around racial injustice has caught many by surprise. But Laura Sutphen—a corporate social responsibility expert advising global brands—has been navigating the “pressure around purpose” for decades. She joins Beata Kirr to discuss best in class leaders, progress over perfection, and how you can separate “purpose lite” brands from those truly committed to promoting social change. For more on investing with purpose, visit Purpose in a Portfolio.

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Which “money messages” have helped this 102 year-old family maintain cohesion where other family-owned businesses have frayed? How have they used open communication to pass down values and keep the family on track? Kim Duchossois, who chairs her family’s foundation, reflects on humble beginnings, transformational giving—and how they’ve passed down wisdom and perspective from older generations. For more on nurturing strong family bonds, read our blog https://bit.ly/longevity-and-legacy.

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Looking for a rare bright spot in today’s negative news? This female founder’s mission to buy tablets for hospitals will surely inspire. Sara Rodell made headlines by leveraging her company’s logistics platform and quickly mobilizing her tech network to facilitate video calls between isolated patients and their loved ones. Sara’s remarkable journey from Salesforce Dream Pitch winner to Covid Connector shows how innovative business leaders can use their talents to make a profound difference in people’s lives. For more on navigating the crisis, visit https://bit.ly/covid-19_microsite

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Many of us are feeling extreme levels of stress these days—and for good reason. Turns out our brains are hardwired to hate uncertainty. What can we do to tamp down our “fight or flight” response? Happiness expert Nataly Kogan takes us beyond meditation or turning off the news. She offers prescriptive tools you can incorporate in your daily routine to reprogram your response. Covid-19 remains an unprecedented threat to your health, wealth, and emotional well-being. Here’s the best way to cope. For more on navigating the crisis, visit https://bit.ly/covid-19_microsite.

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It took 10 years to put a man on the moon and 10 to find a treatment for HIV. Yet we may be on track to find a solution for novel coronavirus in less than two years. That’s remarkable, according to Ronny Gal, Bernstein’s senior research analyst specializing in Global Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals. He sat down with Beata Kirr to share his encouraging prognosis for tests, treatments, and vaccines—and to weigh in on when to reopen the economy. For more on navigating the crisis, visit https://bit.ly/covid-19_microsite

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The speed and magnitude of stocks’ unwind has been incredibly unnerving. And many investors are wondering what to do. But meaningfully readjusting your portfolio at a time like this can backfire in the long run. Beata and colleague Moira McLachlan discuss finding perspective amid market turmoil, why having a plan helps, and how to make sure your concerns are heard. For more on navigating the crisis, visit https://bit.ly/covid-19_microsite.

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Girls and women deserve to be #EqualEverywhere. Yet they face greater barriers to fulfillment than men and boys. That’s why Bernstein is adding our voice to the UN Foundation’s global campaign for gender equality. Half the battle is raising awareness—and that means engaging in uncomfortable conversations about what it will take to drive faster action. Michelle Milford Morse, the UN Foundation’s VP for Women & Girls, joins us to discuss moving beyond polite satisfaction when it comes to progress and why the next generation gives her hope. For more, see Bernstein Women & Wealth [https://plnk.to/ww] and equaleverywhere.org [https://equaleverywhere.org/].

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Divorce, retirement, becoming a widow. All major inflection points where women are pressed to make major financial decisions—often for the first time. And though the transitions themselves might differ, the feeling of being overwhelmed is often the same. Female founders Michelle Langdon and Ella Chase of Wellth Works offer a practical guide based on countless consultations with women who have faced life’s most profound turning points. For a summary of these tips, check out our blog. http://bit.ly/37RsNhe

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