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Topic: “It’s a fine time to be grateful!”

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About Our Speaker:
\nAs a wealth advisor for Wells Fargo Private Bank, Amanda is responsible for working with high-net-worth clients to effectively manage their wealth, first by identifying their unique goals, then coordinating a team of specialists to implement a custom, comprehensive wealth plan. She began her career with Wells Fargo in 1983, during which time she has had a number of job changes, gone through a major acquisition, reorganization, and relocation. The lessons she has learned and her ability to succeed in times of change and economic challenges are inspiring, hopeful, and relevant today.

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Amanda earned a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration and Economics from Principia College, and received her MBA from Golden Gate University. She also holds the designation of Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy (CAP\u00ae) from American College. Currently Amanda is in the process of obtaining a Masters in Philanthropy from the Lily Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University. She is a native of Marin County, where she serves on several local non-profit boards.

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Topic: “Your Mindset and Your Money–Learn from a Myth-Buster!”

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About Our Speaker:
\nKim Butler, Not-Your-Typical Financial Advisor, Author, Podcaster, and Alpaca Farmer

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Not-Your-Typical Financial Advisor Kim Butler dedicates herself to busting common myths about typical investment products and replacing them with alternative investment strategies. She is CEO and founder of Partners for Prosperity, a federally Registered Investment Advisory Firm that serves clients in all 50 states, and the author of 8 books on financial planning, retirement planning, life insurance, and real estate investing.

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Financial services expert Steve Savant has called Kim \u201c\u2026the matron of money,\u201d and \u201ca Joan of Arc crusader separating financial fact from fiction.\u201d

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Kim\u2019s career started in banking and then moved into financial planning. Over time, she grew frustrated with financial planning practices that rewarded advisors for what she saw as putting and keeping clients’ money at risk. Driven to find a better way, she studied the commonalities between wealth builders, discovering what she calls the 7 Principles of Prosperity.

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Kristin Weaver has worked in a variety of roles related to global financial operations, eventually leading to a 12-year career with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). After graduating from Principia College in 1990 with a double major in Business Administration and Political Science, she worked with banking and brokerage firms, focusing on operations, trading, and compliance issues, before entering Harvard Law School and earning her JD in 2000. Following graduation from law school, Kristin practiced corporate and securities law with a focus on cross-border mergers and acquisitions. After 9/11, she joined the Central Intelligence Agency as a targeter, tracking illicit global financial networks of terrorists, criminal organizations, and corrupt regimes. Kristin now lives in the New Orleans area and consults for a variety of clients ranging from corporate financial investigations to counter wildlife-trafficking.

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