Ebell Juniors: Get Good with Money | April 16

Saturday, April 16, 2022 — 10:30 am

Tiffany Aliche’s book and Audrey Schmedes

We are excited to share that a group of Ebell members has organized a new Juniors Committee with plans to create events and opportunities for early career professionals to uplift each other, learn and lead. They are delighted to invite all members to attend their inaugural program.

Feeling lost or don’t know how to start your financial savings plan? Safety in numbers, let’s get together and chat about financial planning. The Juniors Committee invites you to read Tiffany Aliche’s book: Get Good with Money: 10 Simple Steps to Becoming Financially Whole and then join us for a conversation with Audrey Schmedes to apply Tiffany’s financial strategies.

Audrey Schmedes, MBA, CFP® 
Audrey is a Financial Advisor with Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC. She came to the wealth management industry mid-career after working in business enterprise software with Microsoft and Microsoft partners both domestically and internationally. Audrey made the transition to the finance industry after seeing firsthand many accomplished professional women who were great at their jobs and doing well in their fields, but did not have the background in finances, investments and managing their money to excel in building lasting wealth.

The Ebell of Los Angeles requires all members and guests to be fully vaccinated to attend in-person programs. “Fully vaccinated” is defined as having had a primary series of vaccinations plus a booster (if eligible) and being at least two weeks past the booster dose. Guests must bring ID and proof of vaccination to every event to enter. Special accommodations will be made for those who have a medical or religious exemption. For those with exemptions, The Ebell of Los Angeles will need the following three items on record:

• A note from a doctor or religious leader
• Negative PCR test within 48 hrs. of event
• Rapid Antigen test taken onsite (provided by the Ebell for an additional $15 cost)

Medical grade masks are optional but still strongly recommended.