In a celebration of empowerment and success, the recent edition of the Money Soiree concluded with great acclaim. This annual event has emerged as a guiding light for women from diverse backgrounds, offering them a platform to connect, learn, and flourish. Let’s delve into the intricacies of this remarkable gathering.

Far more than a mere event, the Money Soiree represents a movement. Held annually, it brings together women from all walks of life, uniting them under the banner of financial empowerment. As we commemorate Women’s Month in March, this event takes on even deeper significance.

This year’s theme, “Wealth Beyond Numbers,” strikes a resonant chord. It acknowledges that genuine wealth transcends mere monetary figures—it encompasses knowledge, resilience, and community. Participants delved into subjects such as financial literacy, investment strategies, and entrepreneurship. The theme encourages women to recognize their inherent value and leverage their potential.

Noma added that, on the journey of raising awareness about financial literacy, particularly among women and small business owners, has been challenging yet crucial. Many businesses fail due to a lack of financial literacy among entrepreneurs, hindering their ability to manage finances effectively and scale their ventures. Our goal at the Money Soiree is to pioneer financial conversations and bridge the knowledge gap, empowering individuals to achieve financial success. Through initiatives like master classes and promoting financial discussions in households, we aim to normalize financial literacy and ensure it becomes a common topic, accessible to all members of society.

“The gap between financial success often stems from a knowledge gap. Our vision is to pioneer financial conversations and fill that void, empowering individuals to achieve financial independence.” said Ms. Noma

Let’s rewind and celebrate the milestones of past Ms. Noma Money Soirees:

1. Inception: The inaugural event, held in 2018, laid the foundation for an empowering tradition. Women shared tales of triumph over financial hurdles, inspiring others to take charge of their financial destinies.
2. 2019: Breaking Barriers: The second year focused on shattering barriers. Workshops covered negotiation tactics, investment fundamentals, and network-building. Attendees departed with newfound assurance and actionable plans.
3. 2020: Resilience Amid Crisis: Even amidst the pandemic, the spirit of empowerment remained undaunted. The 2020 soiree transitioned online, spotlighting adaptability, mental well-being, and financial steadiness during uncertain times.
4. 2021: The Rise of Women Entrepreneurs: This edition celebrated female entrepreneurs who defied odds to establish thriving enterprises. Panels showcased trailblazers who shared their journeys, obstacles, and triumphs.
5. 2022: Investing in Self and Community: Attention turned inward as attendees explored self-care, personal finance, and community impact. The event underscored that self-empowerment is a prerequisite for uplifting others.

Ms. Noma, the visionary behind this movement, embodies resilience and tenacity. Her path to advocate for financial literacy inspires countless others. She established the Money Soiree to bridge gaps, empower women, and rewrite narratives.

As we commemorate Women’s Month, let’s acknowledge that empowering women is not an individual endeavor—it’s a collective obligation. The Money Soiree serves as a catalyst, sparking discussions, forging connections, and propelling women toward financial autonomy.

In the words of Ms. Noma herself: “When women rise, entire communities thrive.”

Let’s persist in this empowering journey, year after year, celebrating wealth beyond numbers and the unyielding spirit of womanhood.

“The Money Soiree was primarily designed with women in mind, but men are welcome to join as well for the masterclass sessions. While our main focus remains on empowering women in financial conversations, we have received requests from men interested in participating, and they will not be excluded.” she added