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In Conversation with... Sinead Ryan - “Being Financially Savvy - Top Tips to Manage your Money”
When it comes to money matters, knowledge is power and there is no doubt that being financially savvy can pay huge dividends in both life and business.
Our next online Fingal Enterprising Women Network event takes place on Tuesday, June 9th at 11:00 - 12:15 when our featured expert, Sinead Ryan, will share her invaluable knowledge on “Being Financially Savvy - Top Tips to Manage your Money”.
In this session, Sinead will help you to:
- Create a smart money mindset.
- Get savvy when it comes to every day bills & save in ways you’ve never even considered before!
- Make impactful decisions now to plan for the future.
As we move forward in our efforts to restart and realign with our new reality, it is more important than ever before to keep the motivation up and keep implementing skills that can make a real difference in our business lives.
If you are a business owner/manager and you have not attended one of these online meetings, we really would encourage you to come along.
Check out the comments from our last FEWN event:
"Thank you LEO Fingal for this wonderful, very productive and essential hour of my day for the last few weeks. See you all next Tuesday."
"Excellent session! Networking session every Tuesday is so helpful and supportive! Breakout rooms are an excellent sharing of ideas!"
"Thanks very much for a great session and the great 'break out room talk' ! I really love these online meetings!"
We look forward to welcoming you online!
Our Event Guest
Sinead Ryan is a personal finance journalist for the Irish Independent specialising in consumer affairs. She presents 'The Home Show' on Newstalk on Saturday mornings.
She qualified as a financial adviser and worked in financial services for 15 years, and holds diplomas in Journalism and Economics.
Sinead was appointed to the Pensions Council, a Government advisory body, in 2015. Her book, Cents and Sensibility - a budgeting guide for teenagers - was published in 2010
