Show Notes
It’s time for another great season of How She Does It with Karen Finerman, full of insightful conversations with a diverse group of women leaders. Each week, Karen brings her perspective as a CEO and mother of four (and not to mention, a big WNBA fan) to these discussions about women, money, and power.
We’ll hear from influential women across business, entertainment, and sports, who share their own triumphs and challenges. You will come away from these episodes with insights and encouragement about how to navigate your own personal and professional life (and who doesn’t need that?) Guests for the new season include:
Jenna Bush Hager - TODAY Host & Founder, Thousand Voices
Debby Soo - CEO, OpenTable
Gretchen Rubin - NY Times Bestselling Author & Podcast Host
Pritika Swarup - Model and Founder & CEO, Pratki Beauty
And more! The new season starts on July 8th. Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast and share your favorite episodes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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How She Does It is on a short hiatus, but Karen was kind enough to let us drop into your feed today. This show is part of the HerMoney Media Network — so if you like what you hear, come find us at The HerMoney Podcast.
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