2023 Women's Equity (WE) Brunch Series

In November 2023, WE Brunch is back with a focus on "Women Building Generational Wealth." 

Discover strategies, stories, and insights from women who have paved the way and learn how to secure your financial future and leave a legacy for the next generation.

Understanding the generational wealth concept is critical. It includes more than having extra money in the bank. Generational wealth refers to financial assets that are passed down through families to children, grandchildren, and beyond. This form of wealth can come in all shapes, sizes, and currencies. Some families own stocks, bonds, or real estate. Others build generational wealth with cash, companies, and investing.

But here’s our reality: "Broken down by gender, 59% of Black women aren't invested in anything, compared to 48% of Hispanic women, 34% of white women and 23% of white men," CNBC reported in 2021. A portfolio that transcends generations requires wisdom and financial literacy. Join our important discussion to ensure all women have the tools they need to continue to build generational wealth for their families.

The informative panel promises to encompass information about various forms of financial assets, including stocks, bonds, real estate, cash, companies, and investments that can be passed down through families to children, grandchildren, and beyond. The November Brunch will feature:

• Beth Correll—Certified Financial Planner at Raymond James
• Denise Luster—Chief Strategic Intelligence and Information Officer of the United Way of Central Indy
• Jennifer Norton—Attorney and Owner of Norton Estate Planning & Elder Law Firm

We are looking forward to a morning of inspiration, connection, and empowerment. Together, we'll build wealth, break barriers, and leave a legacy of equity for generations to come.

🗣 Special thanks to our annual sponsor, Black Onyx Management, and to our Unity sponsors for this event, Katz, Sapper & Miller (KSM), Maywright Property Co., United Way of Central Indiana, and Women's Fund of Central Indiana.