In this episode of the F3: Female Forward Finance, Jill Faherty Lloyd speaks with James Jack, head of the strategic client segment for Entrepreneurs at UBS, about the key findings of the UBS Entrepreneur's Report. This groundbreaking survey provides crucial insights for founders scaling their businesses, making investment decisions, and preparing for exits. With data from 156 entrepreneurs across 26 countries, this episode is a must-listen for any female founder looking to navigate the complexities of today's business landscape and plan for a successful future.

Did you know that most divorces are initiated by women? If this is something you are considering, in the throes of, or on the other side, this episode is for you. In this empowering episode of the F3: Female Forward Finance, Jill Faherty Lloyd speaks with Neale Godfrey, New York Times bestselling author and financial expert, about the financial implications of divorce for women over 50, the importance of financial preparedness, and how to build a supportive team to navigate this transition. Neale’s advice is essential for any woman looking to take control of her financial future at any point in her life.

When Jody LaVoie’s husband unexpectedly passed away, her life changed overnight. Suddenly, she was not only grieving an unimaginable loss — she was also responsible for running his $50 million business and managing her family’s finances, all while raising three young daughters. In this episode of the F3: Female Forward Finance, Jill Faherty Lloyd speaks with Jody about what her experience taught her, how grief reshapes the way women approach money, and why financial preparedness is an essential form of self-care — no matter what life stage you’re in.

By 2030, women will control the majority of wealth in the United States. In the inaugural episode of the F3: Female Forward Finance, Jill Faherty Lloyd speaks with Carey Shuffman, US Head of Women’s Wealth at UBS, about what this shift means, why women must take ownership of their wealth, and how to rewrite the outdated narratives that still hold too many of us back.