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Women’s Money Conference- Las Vegas

Published On March 4, 2014 | By Toni Spilsbury | Community, Women

Women’s Money Conference is landing in Las Vegas April 5th, 2014 after making a stop in Reno March 22nd.

Making money work for you is the creed of WomensMoney.org and the upcoming Women’s Money Conference. Who should attend the conference? The answer is women! Women live longer than men; spend more years in retirement than men, more often take a second job to pay for a child’s education; and women are more likely to take time out of the workforce to tend to their families.

Money is also fun, especially when you know the secrets to make your money work for you!

“As a woman, you are subject to distinct financial realities.” – Gina Robison, Billups, Women’s Money Founder

Speaking at this year’s Women’s Money Conference is Elaine Starling, Author of Why 5% Succeed in addition to Jerrie Merritt, VP Bank of Nevada and Certified Dave Ramsey Financial Peace University Counselor. Also speaking at the conference is Toni Spilsbury, author of The Organized Cook (hey, that’s me!). It’s true. I’m honored to be speaking at this year’s Women’s Money Conference about “Budgeting For a Great Lifestyle”.

Women’s Money Conference Tickets

Tickets are $75 and if you plan on attending, you won’t want to procrastinate. Last year’s conference sold out weeks before the event. To purchase tickets, click here, or visit womensmoney.org for more information.

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Toni Spilsbury Toni Spilsbury is a blogger, brand strategist and social media producer in addition to being a philanthropist and mother…. but not in that order. From busy corporate gal to even busier mom of four, one with special needs, Toni established an online connection with today’s on-the-go moms as someone who understands the unique demands of working moms. In 2005, Toni co-founded the Nevada Blind Children Foundation and began working to build the first school for the blind in Nevada. With a passion for cooking, creating her own recipes and a desire to merge her family life and career, Toni wrote a book The Organized Cook in 2009 before embarking on a journey through branding, blogging, social media and e-commerce that gained her an insight and passion for the unique niche of content-driven e-commerce. Toni’s second book, Because of Connor, is due out in late 2013 which gives readers an insight into the unique struggle of life’s ups and downs when set against the backdrop of caring for and coming to grips with a severely medically fragile son.

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