Podcast appearances and mentions of jacki zehner

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I'm thrilled to bring you this insightful conversation with the legendary Jacki Zehner. Jacki is an OG money maven with 14 powerful years at Goldman Sachs. She's now retired from the corporate grind, and spends her time dedicated to helping women invest with purpose through initiatives like 'Women Moving Millions' and her latest ventures, ShePlace and SheMoney.    We delve into her story, discussing the financial principles she learned from her hard-working parents and how those values fueled her career. Jackie shares inspirational stories from her days at Goldman Sachs, including her bold strategy for making partner and the hard lessons learned about advocating for herself.    You'll discover her evolution into a savvy investor, her pioneering efforts in supporting women fund managers, and the impactful legacy she's building through SheMoney. This episode is packed with wisdom on financial empowerment, aligning investments with values, and the importance of both personal and collective financial wellness.    You'll come away inspired to take charge of your financial dreams, support other women, and maybe even start your own impactful journey in the world of finance.  Key Topics: Learning that money meant freedom from a young age The decision she made at a college party that changed her life trajectory forever Living a life without debt in NYC Navigating the competitive one-upmanship of Wall Street Becoming the youngest woman and first female partner of Goldman Sachs Debunking the myth that financial services people are good at investing their money Using financial gifts to help serve the world  Capitalizing on values through investing Why Jacki didn't feel represented with her money and how she set out to change that How Jacki's investment decisions have changed over time Jacki's plans for SheMoney and building her legacy Compulsively buying Wonder Woman paraphernalia Connect with Jacki online:   Website: https://www.shemoney.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacki-zehner/   Find more from Syama Bunten: Instagram: @syama.co, @gettingrichpod Website: https://scalingretail.com/, https://syamabunten.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/scalingretailconsulting

In episode 007 of the Kiln.RoadTrip, created and produced by The Swell Pod, hosts Spencer McKeown and Josh Taylor interview Jackie Zehner, founder of SheMoney, during their Kiln Road Trip. Jacki, a former Goldman Sachs partner and financial feminist, discusses her dedication to aligning women with money and power. She highlights the emotional and traumatic aspects of financial management, especially for women, and emphasizes the importance of storytelling in her work. SheMoney, her platform, offers events and workshops to empower women financially, supported by strategic partnerships and the state of Utah. Jacki Zehner describes herself as a financial feminist. The latest Global Gender Gap Report states that at the current rate of change, it will take over 135 years to reach gender parity, and for Jacki, that's completely unacceptable. As the founder of ShePlace and SheMoney, she is bringing all her decades of experience championing for the advancement of women and girls under these new umbrellas. Jacki learned quite a lot about finance while working at Goldman Sachs, where at the age of 32, she became the youngest woman and first female trader to make partner. After leaving Goldman in 2002, Jacki spent almost a decade absorbing as much as she could about the wealth management industry, before diving into philanthropy full force, serving on many women focused non-profit boards, giving through her family foundation, and co-founding a global philanthropic network called Women Moving Millions whose over 330 members have collectively given over one billion dollars with a gender lens. Jacki is an active investor and champion of gender-lens investing more generally. She began writing about women and money in 2009 on her personal blog and other platforms, and now primarily publishes regular content as an Influencer on LinkedIn where she has a following of over 750,000. Jacki is the recipient of numerous awards and recognitions for her work, including being named by The Economist magazine as one of the top 50 Diversity Leaders in Public Life. About SheMoney A consultancy and content platform dedicated to women+, money & financial equity. https://www.shemoney.com/   Follow Jacki Zehner and SheMoney: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacki-zehner/ Instagram: @jackizehner @thesheplace TikTok: @jzehner Twitter: JackiZehner   Bullets Focus on women and financial equity Purpose of SheMoney Importance of storytelling in the community Trauma associated with money Implementing ideas and bringing them to practice Business model and revenue sources for SheMoney Support and partnerships for SheMoney Timestamps: The Kiln Road Trip (00:00:02) Introducing the journey across five states and the purpose of interviewing 100 pleasantly rebellious humans. Jacki Zehner's Background (00:01:12) Jacki Zehner's introduction and her background in finance and philanthropy, leading to the founding of She Money. She Money's Purpose (00:04:43) Jacki Zehner's explanation of the purpose of She Money and the importance of discussing money for women. Storytelling and Community (00:07:04) The significance of storytelling and promoting the stories of women in the She Money community. Money and Trauma (00:09:54) Discussion on the intersection of money and trauma, including personal, systemic, and cultural aspects. Business Model and Revenue (00:16:00) Jacki Zehner's insights into the business model of SheMoney and its revenue sources. Financial equity and diverse professional network (00:19:41) SheMoney's approach to diversity, inclusion, and financial equity in their professional network and strategic partnerships for revenue. Revenue streams and future plans (00:20:39) Discussion on SheMoney's revenue sources, including sponsorships, merchandise, events, consulting, and future plans for courses, books, and media. Philanthropic efforts and the seven money moves (00:21:38) SheMoney's focus on philanthropy, the seven money moves framework, and promoting intentional spending. Supporting women-owned businesses (00:23:15) Initiative to support intentional, value-based spending and the importance of supporting women-owned businesses. Experience in storytelling and making finance fun (00:25:23) Plans for incorporating storytelling and emotion into financial education and making finance more accessible and fun. Acknowledgment of support from Kiln (00:26:17) Gratitude for the support received from Kiln and their role in hosting workshops and supporting the She Money community.   #SwellPod, #KilnRoadTrip, #Kiln, #MotorraCamperVans, #podcast, #interview, #innovation, #resilience, #communitybuilding, #passion, #purpose, #community, #diversity, #collaboration, #thoughtleadership, #parkcity, #financial equity, #women, #money, #genderequity, #womenentrepreneurs, #wealthmanagement, #philanthropy, #financialresources, #storytelling, #trauma,

We are exploring economic inclusion this season, and today we are focusing on the intersections of gender inequality and finances. Here to talk a little bit more about this is Jackie Zahner. Jackie refers to herself as an enthusiastic and dedicated financial feminist. In 1996, she became the youngest woman and first female trader to be made partner of Goldman Sachs. Today, she works to provide women with the tools to grow social capital and achieve financial freedom through her companies ShePlace and SheMoney. She chats with host Frances Johnson in this episode all about the false narratives many women have around money, building community through talking about money, starting active money management earlier in our careers, and what stigmas we might have attached to money that don't belong there.Eccles Business Buzz is a production of the David Eccles School of Business and is produced by University FM.Episode Quotes:Time is the biggest variable when it comes to money[26:44] My biggest thing to remember, like a big money tip, is to know that time matters. Time is the biggest variable when it comes to money and having a healthy financial future. So the earlier we educate our kids, the earlier we take responsibility for our money. The compounding effect of that is extraordinary, and one of the things that hurts my heart the most is to be in conversation with people that are my age or older, saying, "Shoot, why didn't someone tell me to talk, think about this, do it, take care of it earlier?" It's like our health—the same thing. Don't wait for a crisis to catalyze your curiosity or necessity.How do women experience inequality financially?[05:16] The wage gap is one of the biggest ways that women experience inequality. Of course, we have the investing gap, which is women, in general, invest later, invest less. So what that means is in the context of the investing experience or those participating in wealth creation through investment, and we can talk about the reasons for that, there's   also a big gap. There's also the wealth gap and, equally, the retirement gap. And you can imagine if you make less because they all build and interconnect with each other. If you make less and invest less, and again, these are huge averages, and talking about sort of these bigger macro things, not how that might manifest at an individual level, but that means, and women live longer, so what that means is you have less money in your later years, which means a different, perhaps, standard of living, on average, and less money to take care of your future self. And there are other gaps, too, as it relates to money, which is, again, one of the reasons I started SheMoney: is confidence gap.Talking about money is not bragging about money[17:27] Talking about money is not bragging about money. Talking about money is not making money; it is something bigger than it is, which is a resource, a medium of exchange, and a store of value…[17:51] And we tell a story about money too, that is especially tied up with status and achievement—that, if you were smart, you'd have a lot of money. If you were this and made good life choices, you'd have a lot of money. And that's just not true. There's a lot of luck involved.On normalizing money talks[18:31] I think we all have these beliefs and behaviors that came from somewhere, and to be able to debunk those myths and normalize talking about money in the context of recognizing its value around our own well-being is, I hope, going to take away from those fears that we all have that we're going to be judged either for not having enough or having too much.Show Links:Brene Brown Money talk (Jacki references posting it in the show) New York Times Article - Women in India (Frances references in show)SheMoney | LinkedInWomen Who SucceedSheMoney Summit Summer 2024Ray ArataGuest Links: Jacki ZehnerJacki Zehner | LinkedInJacki Zehner (@JackiZehner) / XJacquelyn Zehner (@jackizehner) • Instagram photos and videosSheMoneyShePlaceWomen Moving Millions

Hey folks, Spencer and Josh here. Welcome to another episode of the Swell Pod show, where we sit down with some of the most formidable, exceptional individuals on the planet.. And today, we've got a real powerhouse joining us. Jacki Zehner, ladies and gentlemen. From Canadian Junior Bodybuilding Champion to youngest woman and first female trader to make partner at Goldman Sachs, this lady knows a thing or two about crushing it in a man's world. But that's not all. Jacki's also on a mission to change the world, and she's doing it through her ShePlace community platform and her investments and philanthropic endeavors. We're going to dive deep into her journey, learnings, and how she's closing gender gaps. Trust us, you won't wanna miss this one. 

This episode is early on in the Yay Show lexicon (vocal con?). From the archives if you will. It's not the best quality and it goes in and out and meanders (even more than usual? not really).  Wonder Woman and Jacki Zehner and This Movie Changed Me (new episodes please!) came up this am in coffee talk with Krista who just listened to it. Sparked my revisit of a related Yay Show (Episode #31, day 20) I made a good 10 months ago, when the whole thing was very new and raw and messy (it still is!). This is the note I sent to Jacki on 8/17/18, the very day I made this episode.  Hey Jacki, I heard you talking about Wonder Woman with Lily Persey and I was blown away. It changed me. Yes! I started this thing called The Yay Show that is currently an experiment in me talking out loud about my experiences in the world in a Yayful and Strategic dot-connecting way (because that's my thing). It's still in the very early highly creative stages. I'm sharing it with a few friends and yayful people as first listeners. I'd love you (and Lily) to hear the Episode 31 that I just did which is related to Taking Credit, rocking your own super powers and the quote "This is not what we came here to do," - Steve and "No, but it's what I'm going to do." - Diana/Wonder Woman. Jacki wrote back and said "Thanks for the lovely note. It made my morning. Indeed send me the track."  Um Yay! You never know "What you're going to do" and it's often quite different than "What 'we' came here to do." It's really about paying attention to that and doing it and saying it. The "what" will always reveal itself when you're present, even (maybe even especially) if it's in the middle of finding true presence at tassajara. More on that soon! Wake up and say Yay! Lisa --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

IGNITE's inaugural episode brings together Jacki Zehner, co-founder of Women Moving Millions, and Dr. Trevor Cates, The Spa Dr, in a discussion on "balance." Subscribe to hear more conversations from inspirational women on topics that matter. Join a transformational WANDER excursion to connect with powerful nature loving women in person: wildwomentribe.net. Leave a comment below and let us know what takeaway, tool or tip you enjoyed most.

From bodybuilding to thriving in the male-dominated Goldman Sachs, Jacki Zehner turned to Wonder Woman to become the leader she is today. In leading a campaign to bring her hero to the big screen, Jacki embodied the power of women to change the world.

Jacki Zehner is a community builder. Through Women Moving Millions, she, along with a group of 270 women, have provided more than 1 billion dollars in funding for the causes that impact women and girls around the world. As one of today's most influential voices on women, money and changing the world, Jacki reframes the notion of power to be inclusive, collaborative and empowering.   

Women to Watch Media® interview with Jacki Zehner, a Philanthropist and the CEO/Founder of Women Moving Millions.

From Goldman Sachs to Philanthropist and Chief Engagement Officer of Women Moving Millions to producing movies about rape on campus and making the Top 50 Global Diversity List by The Economist of individuals who have used their position in public life to make an impact in diversity my guest today reveals the questions that drove her and still drive her to make an impact each day. Jacki Zehner dedicates her time and resources towards the advancement of women and girls. As the President of The Jacquelyn and Gregory Zehner Foundation, a role she has held for the past 15 years, Jacki funds a variety of projects and organizations, with a particular focus on women's rights, women's foundations, movement building, and media. In 2012, Jacki became the Chief Engagement Officer and President of Women Moving Millions (WMM), a non-profit organization based in New York City dedicated to mobilizing unprecedented resources for the advancement of women and girls. With more than 240 members, each contributing a million dollars or more to organizations of their choice, WMM has successfully brought the needs of women and girls to the forefront of philanthropic giving.  Prior to her philanthropic focus, Jacki was a Partner and Managing Director at Goldman Sachs in New York City, where she was the youngest woman and first female trader to make partner. Jacki serves on a number of boards and advisory committees, and is an active writer, speaker, consultant and featured expert on topics relating to women and wealth, philanthropy, and leadership. She currently lives in Park City, Utah with her husband Greg and two teenage children.  

Jacki Zehner is a trailblazer and champion for women’s advancement and leadership. It started at Goldman Sachs, where in 1996 she became the youngest woman and first female trader to be made partner. She currently serves as The Chief Engagement Officer for Women Moving Millions, a non-profit organization whose mission is to mobilize unprecedented resources for girls and women. In this interview she discusses her rise on Wall Street as a young, female trader. Her views of Wall Street today and the female-run start ups she’s investing her own money in and why. Visit SoMoneyPodcast.com for more.

Robin's commentaries take on both the Federal Reserve and the UN. Guests include Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton on DC dysfunction; Zerlina Maxwell on rape culture and gun culture; historian Louise Knight, and Women Moving Millions CEO Jacki Zehner. Plus, Verbal Karate.

Jacki Zehner dedicates her resources towards the advancement of women and girls. She believes that a more gender-balanced world will mean a more just and equitable world for all. She serves in a variety of roles relating to that purpose.   For the past decade she has been President of The Jacquelyn and Gregory Zehner Foundation, and more recently became CEO of Women Moving Millions, a non-profit organization dedicated to mobilizing unprecedented resources for women and girls. In addition she is a frequent media commentator, consultant, and speaker on women, success in the workplace, wealth and investing, financial current events, and high-impact philanthropy.   In 1996, Jacki became the youngest woman and first female trader to be invited into the partnership of Goldman Sachs. Most of her career at Goldman was in mortgage-backed trading, followed by two years spent in the executive office working in human capital management.   After leaving the Goldman Sachs in 2002, Jacki became a Founding Partner of Circle Financial Group, a private wealth management operation consisting of a small group of women committed to effectively managing their families' assets and philanthropic activities. She left CFG and formed her own consulting practice after leaving New York for Park City, Utah.   - See more at: http://www.jackizehner.com/about/#sthash.oJOzv24A.dpuf

Jacki Zehner CEO of Women Moving Millions whose mission it is to mobilize unprecedented resources for the advancement of women and girls. She is also a blogger, speaker, consultant on "women, money, power and changing the world."  Matthew Bellows Founder and CEO of Yesware. He brings more than 10 years of sales experience to Yesware's goal of helping salespeople close more deals faster.  Jay Leveton  CEO at Penn Schoen Berland, a member of the WPP family of companies. He has conducted research for major national Democratic Party political clients including: Former President Bill Clinton, Senator Hillary Clinton in her successful run for US Senate in New York, Connecticut Senator Joseph Lieberman, Indiana and Senator Evan Bayh  Dr. Anthony N. Fabricatore Vice President of Research and Development at Nutrisystem and leads the company's clinical research program. He is a licensed psychologist and has extensive experience in weight control treatment and research  

Sylvia Global arrives in Park City, Utah to meet with Jacki Zehner.  The youngest women and first female trader to become a partner of Goldman Sachs, Jacki Zehner continues to move millions.  Embracing her imperfections and challenging the narrative associated with having it all - faith, ethics, money and influence.  Gender leadership models and the work-life balance.  President of Women Moving Millions. This program brought to you by JP Morgan Chase.  Like them on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.