Tilly Money

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.

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 in journalism. Plus, we cover Mandy's secret passion for finding the best op shops!

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 offers some sound advice to take control of the information available to you and poses some profound questions on the future of leadership.

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 financially scale the business, staying cash-flow positive & her secret business weapon: test first, implement later.

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.

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 stay on your toes and enjoy the ride along the way..

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Tilly Money is coming soon.

We'll be interviewing women from all walks of life & uncovering our money woes, money goals, money motivations and set about closing the gender wealth gap together.

Hosted by Maureen Jordan & Claire Osman.