Alexandra Uth is President of Loomis & Lyman, Inc. Known for helping writers become authors and authorities, she offers extensive knowledge within the publishing industry. Publishing is a challenging path to navigate, and Alexandra specializes in finding success for projects of all sizes and genres. She is great with project coordination, proofreading, and copy editing as well as helping authors cross the start and finish lines of their projects.

She has a new development she is thrilled to share: Purple Pencil Packages (https://www.loomisandlyman.com/the-purple-pencil-project), which are affordable, fixed-price editing packages for small projects. She also offers coaching services (https://www.loomisandlyman.com/start-and-finish-lines) to help people get their book out of their head and onto the page.

She has appeared on the top-ranking business podcast Too Legitimate to Quit, which can be viewed here: https://www.anniepruggles.com/blog/on-authorship-encouragement-doctor-who-feat-alexandra-uth.

In her spare time she enjoys reading, travel, and being part of her community. Alexandra is very involved in animal rescue and she takes great pride in her contributions to the rescue community.

Women’s Networking Association Member, Alexandra Uth, can be found on the Association Directory, where she is looking forward to networking with you.

Dr. Barbara Walker is Owner of BossDocOnline, and serves as Senior Partnering Manager for Advanced Wealth and Retirement Planning Concepts, LLC. During her doctoral journey she spent her research years studying social and cultural challenges for women across the world.

She is very passionate about pushing to teach kids money basics. So much so that she wrote an online course priced so all families, friends and loved ones can participate in the education of our youth about money. Some very startling statistics include:

Financial illiteracy has been called an  “American Economic Cancer.” A PEW statistic that surfaced a few years ago that suggests that fewer than 2% of Americans will reach financial independence during their lifetimes.  In short, they will NOT be able to sustain themselves financially without some sort of assistance like social security.” In the black and brown communities, the situation is most dire!

A study by the George Washington University School of Business released a report documenting extremely low levels of financial literacy in the African American Communities. The study reveals that even though “African Americans make up 13% of the U.S. population which is a critical segment of our economy  we rank lowest in being financially literate.”  And “Given the strong link between financial literacy and financial well-being, the black and brown communities have little margin for error compared to other groups”.

Dr. Walker is part of a movement to end financial illiteracy in America, one child at a time: www.bossdoconline.com. Her dissertation research inspired to her to write about social issues and their underlying causes particularly on the topic of women and their struggles in Western society. Her book, The Inevitable Rise of the Sher Nation, is intended to educate and inspire those who read it.

Offering over two decades of experience as an award-winning financial advisor lends to her keen ability to identify pain points, reveal them, and be a guide to informed choices.

Dr. Walker has been interviewed and quoted by such media giants such as Forbes, Dow Jones, Fox News and RTTNews, and has been on the cover of industry magazines as well as in local news outlets. Her education and financial industry experience equips her with knowledge and experiences that can be shared the sincere intent to inspire, enrich, and allow for collaborative experiences for all.

In her spare time she enjoys continued reading and education, as well as travel.

Women’s Networking Association Member, Barbara Walker, can be found on the Association Directory, where she is looking forward to networking with you.

Nasrin Mirshahi founder the Canadian Institute. For over 20 years, she has has been providing high-caliber diploma and certificate programs in Toronto, Hamilton, London, Edmonton, and Calgary for institutions such as CLI College.

Nasrin and her team at CLI believe it doesn’t matter what age you are or where you’re at in life’s journey. It is never too early or too late to start learning. At CLI College, they teach the “how” not the what. They train students using real-world techniques and how to do their jobs better. Theory in combination with hands-on-learning help students be career-ready right after graduation.

The Personal Support Worker Certificate Program at CLI College is designed to teach students how to effectively and efficiently provide care and assistance to clients and families to help them live fulfilling lives in their communities and in institutions.

Nasrin and her team are waiting to help you fulfill the next chapter in your life.

Women’s Networking Association Member, Nasrin Mirshahi, can be found on the Association Directory, where she is looking forward to networking with you.