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Hosted by Syama Bunten · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 137 episodes
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By 2030, women are projected to inherit more than $30 trillion in wealth. That's power and possibility—but here's the catch: women still earn just 85 cents on the dollar, and we don't get a 15% discount when we shop. Financial literacy and confidence haven't kept up with the times.That's where Getting Rich Together comes in.I'm Syama Bunten. After my divorce, I wrote to fifty women asking to talk about money. Ninety-five percent said no. But the few who said yes changed everything. They became my wealth expanders—showing me new ways to think about money, power, and what's possible. They were, in essence, my personal wealth catalysts -- something we can all be for each other as we unlock the wisdom inside.This podcast brings those conversations and that catalyst to you. Each week, you'll meet women across industries and backgrounds—investors, founders, leaders, and creatives—who are redefining wealth on their own terms. Their stories are here to expand your vision, unlock your wi
Syama Bunten hosts Getting Rich Together, a business show with 137 episodes published.
Grace Belangia didn't build her startup ecosystem in Silicon Valley. She built it in Augusta, Georgia, a city with medical, military, and energy communities but no established tech community. On Getting Rich Together, ho
Jenna Nichols learned that work is a form of worship before she ever managed anyone's money. On this episode of Getting Rich Together, she joins host Syama Bunten to discuss how spirituality and impact investing became p
No one explained a 401(k) to Anita Battle. She had to ask a coworker, copy what the coworker did, and hope it worked out. In this conversation with host Syama Bunten on Getting Rich Together, human-centered leadership ex
Writing your first angel check is an act of conviction. For Lisha Bell it was also an act of defiance. She had spent 20 years as a Black woman in tech, rarely working alongside other Black people or women, watching found
Only 0.34% of venture capital goes to Black women. Dr. Liz Clayborne, founder and CEO of NasaClip, raised money inside that number. On Getting Rich Together, she tells host Syama Bunten what venture capital funding for b
Most people think wealth grows by adding more hustle, more assets, and more ambition. Nell Derick Debevoise Dewey, known to many as Nell 3D, built her career on the opposite bet. A subtraction mindset for building wealth
Andrea Liebross was the least-paid person in her own business for years. Then she got deliberate about changing that. In this conversation with host Syama Bunten, Andrea gets into how to pay yourself as a business owner
Women and wealth building look different when you stop climbing the ladder and start buying the building. For Heather, it started with a paper route in small-town Nova Scotia, a mom who modeled resilience, and a belief t
Women and money is a conversation most people only have in private, if at all. Alicia Umpierre is a patent attorney with a Ph.D. in chemistry. She built her career with no family blueprint and no financial network to dra
Impact investing for women does not have to mean choosing between profit and purpose. Lucy Rogers built a global network connecting more than 3,000 family offices, investors, and founders by asking one simple question in
Annie sold a multi-million-dollar therapy center at 43. On paper, that kind of success should make a person feel safe. But money does not automatically rewrite what the body learned first. Host Syama Bunten sits down wit
What if your money could fund the future you actually want to live in? That is the question Alix Lebec has spent her career trying to answer. On Getting Rich Together, host Syama Bunten sits down with Alix, founder of Le
Generational wealth building for women starts long before the first investment, the first business, or the first paycheck. It starts with the decision to believe your life can look different from the one you inherited. O
The system was not built for women raising capital, so Melissa Wallace built a new way forward. Melissa is the founder of Fierce Foundry, the first femtech venture studio in the United States. Long before she was reshapi
Most women never get an honest blueprint for building wealth because the women around them were never allowed to talk about it either. Kristin Thomas grew up inside that silence. With inherited wealth on one side of her
Women's sports investing is one of the biggest opportunities in the market right now, and Lorine Pendleton has been calling it for years. Host Syama Bunten sits down with Lorine Pendleton, founder of 125 Ventures, a vent
94% of women expect to be fully in charge of their finances at some point in their lives. Only 28% feel confident about it. That gap in women's financial confidence is what this episode is about and Syama Bunten thinks s
No advisor, no spreadsheet, no perfect plan can replace trusting yourself. With money, with risk, with the decisions that actually shape your life. And when things don't go as planned, the question is whether you'll stil
Talking about money in families is hard. Talking about legacy is even harder. In this conversation with host Syama Bunten, Amy Castoro gets into why so many wealth transfers go sideways. Not because of bad legal structur
Some women learn money in a classroom. Katie learned it in her dad's real estate office. On Getting Rich Together, host Syama Bunten talks with investor, advisor, and former commercial real estate finance executive Katie
Melissa Wallace
Director of Operations and Agent Relations · Boston Connect Real Estate
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Kristin Thomas
VP of Operations · Tab Glass & Window Corp
1 appearance on this show
Abbe Large
Managing Director · Rapaura Springs
1 appearance on this show
April Uchitel
Founder & CEO · The Board
1 appearance on this show
Mel Dorman
Founder of Seller Financing Academy
1 appearance on this show
Melinda Emerson
America's #1 Small Business Expert · Quintessence Group
1 appearance on this show
Dia Bondi
leadership communications coach, author of Ask Like an Auctioneer, woman behind Rio's 2016 Olympic bid
1 appearance on this show
Suze Dowling
Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer of Pattern Brands · Pattern Brands
1 appearance on this show
Cate Luzio
Banking Executive to Empowerment Leader & Founder of Luminary · We Are Luminary
1 appearance on this show
Catherine Gray
Sunday Times Bestselling Author of The Unexpected Joy of Being Sober, Sunshine Warm Sober, Little Addictions · She Angel Investors
1 appearance on this show
Ari Krzyzek
Chykalophia Design and Development Studio
1 appearance on this show
Patricia Lizarraga
CIO and Managing Partner · Hypatia Women CEO ETF
1 appearance on this show
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