Show Notes
In this inaugural episode, Dr. Amy Orr-Ewing sits down with Kat Tait, an executive director in an international bank, to discuss the challenges and opportunities of being a Christian woman in a male-dominated industry. They explore the intersection of faith, finance, and leadership.
Kat shares her insights on navigating the high-stakes world of international finance while staying true to Christian values. Together, she and Amy delve into the pressures and challenges faced by women in leadership, including battling imposter syndrome, handling risk with wisdom, and investing with integrity. They also explore practical strategies for managing the demands of leadership without compromising one's faith or losing sight of a higher calling.
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