Season 1
Tilly Money is here to start telling women’s money stories.
CEO Maureen Jordan & Content Producer, Claire Osman chat with industry leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians & everyday women about building a financially secure & thriving life. Stop worrying about what you don’t know. Start building your knowledge with stories from respected, relatable & iconic women.
Episode 8:
Soulla Chamberlain made the change from corporate law to pursue her passion for whole foods, wellbeing & community. After experimenting & researching nutritional regimes and lifestyles, Soulla discovered a balanced way to live with her "health bank account" in surplus & learnt to value biologically congruent food. We talk to Soulla about health as your greatest asset, how can we improve our health without sacrificing pay checks & how to start the longterm investments into your wellbeing.
SHOW NOTES:
Important: This content has been prepared without taking account of the objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular individual. It does not constitute formal advice. Consider the appropriateness of the information in regard to your circumstances.
Episode 21:
As a former surgical nurse, Susan has had a marked progression through the ranks of Johnson & Johnson, from Sales & Marketing through to Vice President of Cardiovascular & Specialty and beyond. At a time when the medical industry has been heavily under pressure, Susan has helped lead her team...
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After moving to Australia, Cristina Talacko was unable to practice law so tried her hand at developing some delicious Brazilian treats. Her business SalDoce Fine Foods now operates internationally, delivering gluten-free and allergen sensitive foods for the health conscious. Cristina holds an ongoing belief in contributing to society, sharing her...
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Jodie Hampshire is the Managing Director of Russell Investments, a breast cancer survivor and mother of four adopted children. Jodie charts the course of her life from small town NSW to the big smoke of Sydney, climbing the ladder within the finance industry before setting sail for London & Dubai....
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Jenny McCarthy was a small town girl from rural Gundagai before eventually becoming a partner in the Group Colleges Australia business, which is amongst the top 10 Australian providers of educational services. Entering the education world originally without qualifications of her own, Jenny saw her self-confidence and her ability to...
Episode 17:
Few of us realise that super funds own just under 40% of all the shares on the Australian stock market, making them the biggest shareholders in our biggest companies. Super funds have such a strong influence on all aspects of life in Australia, including the ability to divest from fossil-fuelled...
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Kate Munnings has had an impressive career, starting out as one of the first Australian HIV's nurses before going on to manage over 72 hospitals. Kate has now turned her attention to fertility & IVF, as the CEO of Virtus Health Group, the largest IVF provider in Australia, Ireland and...
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As one of Australia’s foremost economic commentators, Jo has been bringing insights and information to the Australian public for years. Now, Jo talks to Tilly Money about what economics is all about, how we can stay on top of vital information and what it all means! Economics is a social...
Episode 14:
So often with societal issues, you always hear about the problem but never any solutions. Pascale Helyar-Moray, with a seasoned background in finance, communications and marketing decided to change that by addressing the gender superannuation gap in Australia. Pascale has developed SuperRewards, a cash-back shopping platform that contributes directly towards...
Episode 13:
Renowned author and founder of the IQuitSugar empire, Sarah Wilson now approaches how we can all live a life of value & find financial comfort with less. Never one to shy away from the big topics, Sarah shares how she's restructured her financial life since closing her business, her best...
Episode 12:
As the Founder & Managing Director of eInvest, Camilla Love took it upon herself to champion diversity in financial services with her program F3. By educating & fostering young women’s interest in the finance world, Camilla hopes to open more doors for women in finance and minimise the misconceptions. Camilla...
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Hannah Hooper is an Institutional Sales Executive of Global Derivative & Equity at IG, with a lifetime of investing experience and a wealth of knowledge on finance. Growing up between rural NSW & Sydney, Hannah's father sparked an interest in investing that has lasted her a lifetime. Hannah shares her...
Episode 10:
Emma Dupont-Brown, the General Manager of Product & Corporate Communications at Mortgage Choice, has carved out an impressive career for herself across banking & lending. As a purpose & people driven individual, Emma highlights the value of mentors in staying on course and the importance of decision-making. Also, Emma gives...
Episode 9:
Janine Allis wouldn't change a thing about her previous failures, mistakes or lessons as she is the sum of all her experiences. With a natural tenacity & penchant for adventure, Janine has travelled the world, started & guided numerous businesses - all without a safety net. Attributing her success to...
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Mandy Drury is a veteran CNBC television anchor who has covered business & finance journalism for 22 years out of Tokyo, Singapore, New York, London and now back home in Australia. Mandy has a wealth of knowledge on what influences financial markets & shares her experience from her esteemed career...
Episode 6:
In this conversation, Narelle Hooper, one of Australia’s most respected business commentators & Editor-in-Chief of the Company Directors Magazine, explains how the terrain is often different to the map. Business, economies & society are all changing so it's up to us to make sure they're changing for the better. Narelle...
Episode 5:
The founder of Adore Beauty, Kate Morris, built her business from the garage into an e-commerce empire. After recognising the intimidation of retail beauty counters, Kate endeavoured to create an accessible & friendly experience for women in Adore Beauty. Kate speaks with Tilly Money about how she has managed to...
Episode 4:
Senator Jane Hume, the Assistant Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services & Financial Technology speaks to Tilly Money on all the hot topics: how wage disparity erodes financial empowerment, what the future of money looks like, what it's like to rebuild financially after a divorce and her personal money rituals.
Episode 3:
Saskia Havekes built her floristry business, Grandiflora, from the ground up - reaching international acclaim, working for the likes of Chanel & Hermes, authoring 4 books and expanding into ranges of fragrance. Today on the podcast, we speak with Saskia about what it takes to run a business, how to...
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Emma Kirk is a Key Account Manager for Magellan Financial Group – with over 25 years in the financial sector and one of the most recognisable faces in Australian finance. In our episode today, Emma helps us navigate the world of investing by explaining asset classes as different forms of...
Episode 1:
Following a distinguished career through law, publishing & financial services, Maureen Jordan has turned her attention to the issue of Australia's gender wealth gap. As a seasoned financial educator, Maureen shares the lessons she's learnt along her path & why she decided to start Tilly Money.
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