Host: Lianne Hannaway
When: Thursday, April 27, 2023 from 12-1pm MT
Where: Zoom
Cost: FREE for Financial Feminist Members; $10 for non-members

The51 has teamed up with Lianne Hannaway to bring you a unique workshop designed for you to explore the topic of generational wealth through gendered and racial lenses.

As a quick definition: generational wealth is wealth passed down, say from grandparents, to parents, to grandkids.

The thing is: how do you build generational wealth and how do different circumstances influence how one builds wealth (e.g. growing up in an immigrant household vs. growing up in a marginalized community vs. growing up with generational wealth)?

Led by Lianne Hannaway, host of the No Boss of Me podcast, this interactive workshop will provide context and strategies for women to build generational wealth. The workshop will use a specific lens, highlighting how underrepresented women can build generational wealth by addressing their relationship (and perhaps trauma) with money.

During this workshop, you will learn the following:

• What is generational wealth and why it's important

• Differences between rich and wealthy

• Strategies to build wealth

• How angel investors can build generational wealth together with marginalized communities

Whether you're a first-generation wealth builder or an experienced investor, you'll leave with a better understanding of generational wealth's role in social and economic outcomes as well as valuable insights and tools for building and preserving generational wealth together.

RSVP here. If you’re a member with The51, check Mighty Networks or your email for your discount code to redeem your FREE ticket!

About Lianne Hannaway:

Lianne is a Chartered Professional Accountant, wealth coach, and podcaster with extensive experience in financial services. She began her career working for KPMG, the Toronto Stock Exchange, and Toronto start-ups focused on scaling.

Today, Lianne is the founder of Wealthnuvo Financial, a wealth advisory platform that helps underrepresented women build generational wealth by addressing their relationship with money. Her work centers on the intersection of gender and race and its unique impact on financial challenges and opportunities for women of colour.

Lianne's expertise in accounting and financial inclusion has led her to serve on the board of Meridian Credit Union, Canada's second-largest credit union, as well as the Equality Fund (EF). EF is a consortium that supports women's rights organizations and feminist movements worldwide with the backing of $300 million from the Canadian government. She is also a board member of Kids Help Phone, a 24/7 online, telephone, and text support line for youth across Canada.

You can find Lianne hosting the No Boss of Me podcast, sharing her insights on Instagram and LinkedIn, or indulging her passion for reading on Goodreads.