Wealth B-Hers

In Tulsa, over 45% of the population live in low food access areas and 17% live in food deserts. That’s where Anita Mills comes in. 

Anita originally worked with the food industry, including building community gardens and helping local farmers of the Dallas area. In 2018 she moved to Tulsa and heard of the hardship in the city, especially the areas where grocery stores were almost non-existent. 

Now focusing on the Tulsa area, Anita has devoted her time to help those that don’t have the resources to help themselves, by helping the community gain access to SNAP programs, building local communities and working with Hunger Free Oklahoma and Tulsa Food Security Group to help the residents of Tusla and the state at large. 

If you're interested in helping communities with low food access, contact Money With Mission to learn more.

 In this episode of Money With Mission, we talk to Charity Marcus, an entrepreneur and political strategist, and co-founder of Black Women Business Owners of Tulsa. We talk about her start as an event coordinator and her eventual transition into consulting, creating her own businesses Avenu PR and Avenu Consulting. Charity and her business partner founded Black Women Business Owners of America after finding little in the way of business help specifically for the black female business owner. They are helping black women build their businesses through networking and education.  

Find Charity on all social media platforms and her website

Website:   https://www.bwboamerica.com/

Email: [email protected]

 In this episode of Money With Mission, we talk to Charity Marcus, an entrepreneur and political strategist, and co-founder of Black Women Business Owners of Tulsa. We talk about her start as an event coordinator and her eventual transition into consulting, creating her own businesses Avenu PR and Avenu Consulting. Charity and her business partner founded Black Women Business Owners of America after finding little in the way of business help specifically for the black female business owner. They are helping black women build their businesses through networking and education.  

Find Charity on all social media platforms and her website

Website:   https://www.bwboamerica.com/

Email: [email protected]

In this episode, we talk to Sean Kouplen, the CEO and president of Regent Bank, Tulsa. Aside from being an owner, investor, author, and public speaker, Sean was also appointed as the Secretary of State and Workforce Development in 2019 by the governor of Oklahoma, Kevin Stitt.

Sean shares his journey from buying the Regent Bank of Tulsa, to becoming a serial entrepreneur and investor, to name a few. He grew up from a family where his parents didn’t have enough to get by and would always be dissatisfied with their work environments. As he believes that God called upon him to make a mark on this industry, he is also a firm believer that creating a great company culture where employees can reach their full potential and go home feeling good about what they’ve accomplished, is the best way to be successful, with money just being a natural byproduct of that.

He has committed his life to making a difference by focusing more on his service to people, being a great inspiration and influence towards his employees, clients and colleagues.

Connect with Sean Kouplen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seankouplen

Check out the books that he’s written and published: https://tinyurl.com/yasa4zfb

To learn more on how to build resilient wealth, download our free report 7 Steps to Building Resilient Wealth for Women

In this episode, we talk to Sean Kouplen, the CEO and president of Regent Bank, Tulsa. Aside from being an owner, investor, author, and public speaker, Sean was also appointed as the Secretary of State and Workforce Development in 2019 by the governor of Oklahoma, Kevin Stitt.

Sean shares his journey from buying the Regent Bank of Tulsa, to becoming a serial entrepreneur and investor, to name a few. He grew up from a family where his parents didn’t have enough to get by and would always be dissatisfied with their work environments. As he believes that God called upon him to make a mark on this industry, he is also a firm believer that creating a great company culture where employees can reach their full potential and go home feeling good about what they’ve accomplished, is the best way to be successful, with money just being a natural byproduct of that.

He has committed his life to making a difference by focusing more on his service to people, being a great inspiration and influence towards his employees, clients and colleagues.

Connect with Sean Kouplen on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seankouplen

Check out the books that he’s written and published: https://tinyurl.com/yasa4zfb

To learn more on how to build resilient wealth, download our free report 7 Steps to Building Resilient Wealth for Women

In this episode, we talk to Sherry Gamble Smith, the founder and CEO of WENet, a non-profit organization that helps to empower women. She is also the founding president of the Tulsa-Oklahoma Black Chamber of Commerce. 

Working with an entire organization of dedicated individuals, Sherry is passionate about mentoring women of all ages, to motivate and empower them, helping them build their self-esteem in order to cope through different life challenges. This passion also exudes through other parts of her life as she runs an event planning company with two of her daughters.

Sherry tells us about her social contribution in Tulsa, the 1921 Greenwood Race Massacre that caused a devastating blow to the black community and its local economy, and how she, together with allies, continue to fight against racism, advocate fairness and work hand in hand in providing equal opportunities for her fellow African Americans. 

For more information on the Black Wall Street Chamber of Commerce, visit bwschamber.com. To learn more about Sherry and the great work she is doing follow her on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sherry.gamblesmith

In this episode, we talk to Sherry Gamble Smith, the founder and CEO of WENet, a non-profit organization that helps to empower women. She is also the founding president of the Tulsa-Oklahoma Black Chamber of Commerce. 

Working with an entire organization of dedicated individuals, Sherry is passionate about mentoring women of all ages, to motivate and empower them, helping them build their self-esteem in order to cope through different life challenges. This passion also exudes through other parts of her life as she runs an event planning company with two of her daughters.

Sherry tells us about her social contribution in Tulsa, the 1921 Greenwood Race Massacre that caused a devastating blow to the black community and its local economy, and how she, together with allies, continue to fight against racism, advocate fairness and work hand in hand in providing equal opportunities for her fellow African Americans. 

For more information on the Black Wall Street Chamber of Commerce, visit bwschamber.com. To learn more about Sherry and the great work she is doing follow her on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/sherry.gamblesmith

In this episode, we talk to Rose Vitale, a business owner, and entrepreneur who has been building businesses for over 25 years. She started her journey with one store, that she ultimately grew into 15, having the #1 store in the region. Rose enjoys working with other business owners helping them to maximize their potential. Apart from being the host of the Women in Business Podcast, she and her team also recently developed an online investment resource called, the Female Investor Magazine.

Rose talks about her insights in running a successful business by learning from experiences, welcoming change, and being flexible when needed. She also shares her passion for helping out the less-fortunate by feeding the homeless and developing food projects in her local community. Aside from feeding the homeless, Rose is also very passionate about encouraging and mentoring women when it comes to entrepreneurship and investment.

If you’re interested in talking with Rose about her Female Investor Network, visit www.womeninbusinesspodcast.com, www.femaleinvestormagazine.com or email her at [email protected]. 

In this episode, we talk to Rose Vitale, a business owner, and entrepreneur who has been building businesses for over 25 years. She started her journey with one store, that she ultimately grew into 15, having the #1 store in the region. Rose enjoys working with other business owners helping them to maximize their potential. Apart from being the host of the Women in Business Podcast, she and her team also recently developed an online investment resource called, the Female Investor Magazine.

Rose talks about her insights in running a successful business by learning from experiences, welcoming change, and being flexible when needed. She also shares her passion for helping out the less-fortunate by feeding the homeless and developing food projects in her local community. Aside from feeding the homeless, Rose is also very passionate about encouraging and mentoring women when it comes to entrepreneurship and investment.

If you’re interested in talking with Rose about her Female Investor Network, visit www.womeninbusinesspodcast.com, www.femaleinvestormagazine.com or email her at [email protected].