In the article published by Executive-women.me, I describe the 5 pillars strategies that elevates your profitability.

Executive-women.me is a platform that portrays inspiring and innovative women entrepreneurs, who are changing the face of business by fearlessly daring to pursue their dreams.
Throughout the years, Executive Women has developed into a multi-cultural Business Hub that encompasses journeys and expertise, while bridging existing businesses, and activating new ones.

For this reason I feel only most honoured and humbled to be featured on their platform and contributing to their powerful network.

The article describes the 5 pillars to profits, strategies to maximise your cash flows and outlines that financial literacy requires both the understanding of financial data alongside strategising, prioritizing, and incorporating the company’s strategies. The 5 pillars within the Framework Intelligence represent the holistic approach that balances and optimizes the importance of financial and risk management, and therefore propels your financial understandings.

I hope you enjoy the reading and would love to learn more about your thoughts on this. For more information you can also download the summary of the Ebook Maximise Your Cash Flow, 5 pillars to profit: Download Ebook or contact us

Speak Up! Light Up! Time to share…

A wonderful experience to be invited to the Podcast Speak Up! Light Up! hosted by Valerie Prasetyo, world champion atlete, dancer, international speaker and wonderful mother of 2 children.
In this episode we speak up about the mistakes entrepreneurs make when it comes to finances, cash flow maximisation strategies, criteria to focus on in case you are going to sell your business, risk management and other important financial aspects. We concluded that passion and vision are important as they serve as fuel for your business.
Nevertheless, when building a profitable business, elements such as financial literacy, understanding of spreadsheets and constant measurements of your business performance are required to sustain and thrive.

The main question is: how often do you evaluate the financial health of your business?

Thank you wonderful and inspiring Valerie Prasetyo for your invite to appear as your guest on your amazing podcast Speak Up! Light Up!

At the first ever Forbes 30/50 Summit in Abu Dhabi, Forbes asked women from Forbes’ 30 Under 30 and 50 Over 50 communities to share the most important skill they’ve mastered during their career, and share with their global audience how they can cultivate these skill.

I was humbled and honoured for the opportunity to share my entrepreneurial journey and important skills to sustain and thrive in this video.

Thank you Forbes for this incredible, powerful and insightful summit. The theme was rewriting success alongside honouring International Women’s Day. The experience, the speakers, the environment, network opportunities were amazing and a memory to treasure.

In this article I discuss how being a woman in business is sometimes even more challenging however rewardable if you don’t give in on societal and family expectations. It was an honour to be featured in the London Business Magazine and special thanks to Cynthia Vera creating this insightful and personal article.

With her podcast guests, Kornelia Zegiel discusses what motivates female business leaders.  I was invited and honour to be a guest on the Podcast with Kornelia Zegiel.  We talked about embarking the entrepreneurial journey and future outlooks. What made me decide to start, grow my business and how to master business skills.

Here I celebrate the promotion of the pre launch for the Ebook: Maximise Your Cash Flow, 5 pillars to profits. I was invited as guest speaker on the Global Woman Club in New York celebrating and highlighting the Ebook’s topics.

Here I was invited as Finance expert to the Aron Roundtable sponsored By Rational AG to elaborate on new ecosystems, sustainable and financially viable business solutions for the hospitality sector now and in the near future.

Being a guest on the 17th British Curry Award in London was such an honour and amazing experience in my career. It started with master mind session on how to automate labour intensive process and designing a business strategy that caters scaling up for the business. The company I worked with was nominated as best new restaurant and concept. For this special reason I was invited to join this prestigious award show.

The British Curry Award is a renowned hospitality events and showcases on how traditional and historical aspects are discussed in a trailblazing manner. This represents the influential impact within the British economy for years and I was privileged to join this show.