As part of the Ladies Get Paid Book Tour, sponsored by Comcast NBC/Universal, Claire Wasserman, founder and author of Ladies Get Paid, sat down with Eve Rodsky, Author of Fair Play, to discuss what it means to play fair, the steps to incorporate it into personal and professional relationships and how organizations are using Fair […]

As part of the Ladies Get Paid Book Tour, sponsored by Comcast NBC/Universal, Claire Wasserman, founder and author of Ladies Get Paid, in conversation with Dr. Akilah Cadet, the founder of Change Cadet, an Oakland based organizational development consulting firm specializing in diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging (DEIB) discuss her career journey, what companies can

As part of the Ladies Get Paid Book Tour, sponsored by Comcast NBC/Universal, Claire Wasserman, founder and author of Ladies Get Paid, spoke with Dara Treseder, Peloton‘s SVP, Head of Global Marketing and Communications, about how she’s broken boundaries, learned to own her worth, and taken command of her career.    Claire Wasserman:  What’s it

As part of the Ladies Get Paid Book Tour, sponsored by Comcast NBC/Universal, Claire Wasserman, the founder and author of Ladies Get Paid, in conversation with Beth Comstock, author of Imagine It Forward and former Vice-Chair of GE, discuss her incredible career working on the front lines of innovation.    Claire Wasserman:  What role did

As part of the Ladies Get Paid Book Tour, sponsored by Comcast NBC/Universal, Claire Wasserman, founder and author of Ladies Get Paid, in conversation with Arielle Patrick, Chief Communications Officer at Ariel Investments, discuss how she’s supercharged her career and skyrocketed to become one of the youngest Black C-Suite executives on Wall Street.      

As part of the Ladies Get Paid Book Tour, sponsored by Comcast NBC/Universal, Claire Wasserman, founder and author of Ladies Get Paid, in conversation with Sallie Krawcheck, Founder & CEO of Ellevest, discuss building a successful career on Wall Street, co-founding Ellevest, and why it’s important to get more money into the hands of women. 

When it comes to money, even when we know the “right” thing to do, we don’t always do it. Learning how to make financially sound decisions doesn’t necessarily translate into actually making them. Something is standing in our way. It’s us. Money is considered a taboo subject (hence, why John Hancock created their podcast, Friends

This year, I was determined to make talking about money less taboo. With the launch of my new book, Ladies Get Paid, and as the host of John Hancock’s podcast, Friends Who Talk About Money, I am committed to making financial conversations something to celebrate, not fear. This year on Friends Who Talk About Money,

I realized that the only thing holding me back was me.

Unsure if you can negotiate in a pandemic? The answer is yes. Read on to find out how.