The Women Talking About Learning Podcast
The Profit One
Published: 4 February 2025 at 06:30 Europe/London
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Women feel the pain of losses more than men when faced with risky choices – new research
Ask the Bitches: “Do Women Need Different Financial Advice Than Men?”The Gender Gap in Financial Health
Children follow your example, not your advice.
Finding a job and earning money
Why do we make College graduates wear such dorky hats?
Financial education in schools
Ethical Capitalism and the Role of Ethics in Business
Financial education in schools
Learning And Development Is The New Corporate Profit Center
30 Employee Training Statistics You Need to Know
Over two thirds of L&D professionals say training has positive impact on revenue, research finds
The Beginner’s Guide to Reading & Understanding Financial Statements
What does your attitude to money say about you?
What’s a Good Profit Margin for a New Business?
This week’s guests are Kasey Anton. Meet Kasey Anton, the brains behind Spark Business Consulting and the author of Profit First for Restaurants. A former restaurateur in Boston with over two decades in the industry, Kasey is an expert in transforming business chaos into organised success. Through her work at Spark Business Consulting, she has identified winning and losing strategies across a range of industries, becoming a sought-after expert for entrepreneurs and business owners alike. Leading a dynamic team known as the "Sparkles," Kasey is passionate about making numbers approachable and businesses profitable. When she's not advising clients, speaking at conferences, or having fun on podcasts, she's busy being a mum and an adjunct professor at Boston University. Expect a dash of humour and a wealth of practical wisdom when you tune in to hear Kasey.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kaseyanton/
As Head of Strategy at Blackbullion, Racheal Smith is responsible for exploring ways to deliver financial literacy, work-based learning, and other support to students across the UK. We are a flourishing start-up with a strong commercial strategy, but we also drive a mission of social impact and value.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/racheal-smith-writer/
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